Ninetieth Anniversary Program at Local Church August 18 1940
Sunday services mark the ninetieth anniversary with morning worship led by Dr. B S Latshaw and an anniversary address by Dr. John A Diekmann. An evening organ recital by Kenneth Cutler precedes a closing sermon by Pastor Frank T Palm. Friday features a Youth service with Rev A C Nesmith.
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Elmer Meyer
Florence Waterman
H. Vandenberg
B. S. Latshaw
Chicago
The
Methodist Church
John A. Diekmann
Frank T. Palm
Young Peoples
A. C. Nesmith
St. Marys Church Announces Sunday Mass Times
St Marys Church at 310 East 137th Street lists Masses on Sunday at 7:00 9:00 and 11:00 a m with Rev John N Weiler pastor and Rev M H Hoffman assistant pastor. The note urges faithful attendance as service to God.
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ST. Mary’s Church
East 137Th Street
John N. Weiler
M. H. Hoffman
First Methodist Church Sermon Series Continues
Corner Grant and Sheridan streets hosts services with pastor Donald R. Crocker. Church school at 9 45 led by Mrs. Charles Krueger. Rev Lee M Baldwin of Thornton Methodist preaches at 11 on The Cross and Christian Love andPutting Christian Love into Christian Living.
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First Methodist Church
Grant and
Sheridan Sts
Donald R. Crocker
Charles Krueger
Lee M. Baldwin
Thornton Methodist Church
Baldwin
St Paul’s Church Missouri Synod Service Notice
Divine services Sunday August 18 in German at 9 30 English at 10 45 Sermon based on Luke 10 23 37 titled Un done Deeds of the Law Sunday school to begin a new school year and enrollment hoped for St Paul Lutheran school promoted for children
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Divine Services
St. Paul Lutheran School
Immanuel Church School Opens With Air Conditioned Comfort
Immanuel Evangelical and Reformed Church invites all ages to its school at 10 o clock led by superintendent Arnold Dreshall and a class for every age. Divine worship follows at 11 with the sermon titled Refreshing Springs. Thermometers read 72 degrees as the forced air system cools the building. The church invites all to share in a ministry unto life.
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Immanuel Evangelical and Reformed Church Church
Arnold Dreshall
Immanuel
International Walther League Convening in Chicago
The International Walther League 48th convention will be held in Chicago August 25–28 at the Stevens hotel. More than 2,000 Lutherans from the U S and abroad are expected, with events including a 1 000-voice choral union, competitions in arts and drama, a banquet, lake cruise, city tour, and lobby singing sessions. Edwin A. Kuecker is general chairman and Donald Lorenzen serves on the arrangements committee.
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Chicago
Northern Illinois
Stevens Hotel
Edwin A. Kuecker
Prairie Avenue
Ottawa
Canada
United States
Auditorium Theatre
Donald Lorenzen
Chicago Street
Dalton
The Boy and the Fruit
A neighbor reports a boy has been taking grapes and pears from another's garden. Parents are urged to question the child, explain boundaries, and address the misbehavior to prevent further incidents.
Fruit Rioting Boys and Surging Costs Stir Neighborhood Opinion
A discussion on child fruit stealing notes past tolerance for trespass and questions whether modern prices and pests drive youths toward theft. It contrasts old permissiveness with current tensions as families, farmers, and communities contend with losses and discipline.
Greatest Migration of Children To America
The article notes a potential 200000 children moving from England to the United States to escape war. It compares the scale to historical migrations and portrays America as a safe refuge, predicting lasting affection for the future hosts and a sense of peace for the youngsters.
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England
United States
Europe
Holy Land
America
Illiteracy battle visible as Stop signs ignored
Despite claims of progress, many drivers still fail to read Stop signs at intersections. The observation suggests road safety literacy remains a challenge for communities and authorities.
Ants Among Humans Say Crowds Look Like Small Workers
A high vantage view describes crowds as resembling ants with each individual portrayed as a very hard worker, highlighting a contrast with typical human behavior and efficiency. The observation emphasizes the diligence seen in large groups and how scale changes perspective.
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Interocean
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