St Paul Lutheran Church announces services and Rissa festival
St Paul Evangelical Lutheran Church on 138th Street and Leyden Ave in Missouri invites German service at 9 30 and English at 10 45 a m on Sunday August 24. The annual Rissa festival is set for August 31 with a sermon on Mark 9 14 29. A new school year begins September 2 at 9 a.m. Parents and children urged to consider St Paul Lutheran School as a good option. Pastor W J Kemnitz.
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ST. Paul’s EV. Luth
138Th Street
Leyden Ave
Missouri Synod
Jesus
St Paul Lutheran School
Immanuel Evan Church Announces Sunday Schedule
Sheridan Ave and Grant St hosts worship on August 24 the tenth Sunday after Trinity with German service at 9 00 a m and English at 11 00 a m Church school at 10 00 a m Topic Fellowship with Jesus Text A man that hath friends must show himself friendly Pastor William Kreis urges worship as essential and invites all to attend.
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Immanuel Evan
Sheridan Ave
Grant St
Trinity
Jesus
William Kreis
Sandridge M E Church Celebrates 80th Founding Anniversary
The Sandridge M E church marks its 80th anniversary with events led by Rev J A Diekman of Cincinnati serving as Sunday morning speaker. Family historian Mrs Wilhelmina Diekman, nearly 95, attends weekly. The program features a banquet, sermons by Dr J A Diekman and Dr A J Loeppert, choir, and visiting ministers, reflecting on church and hospital affiliations.
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Sandridge M. E
Wilhelmina Diekman
Grandma Diekman
J. A. Diekman
Cincinnati
Diekman
Dorcas Institute For Training
National Methodist Hospital Association
M. E
More Girls Than Boys In District 170 Census Totals
Chicago Heights Star reports school census figures for District 170 show 3 320 girls under 21 and 3 603 boys in the district. For ages 6 to 21 the counts are 2 847 girls and 2 606 boys, with district totals under 21 at 7 423 and 5 423 for ages 6 to 21. Superintendent Govwer notes enrollment likely similar to last year with Bloom Township High School up. elementary totals stable. Floyd Goodier returns from vacation and preparations for September start.
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Chicago Heights Star
Bivyn T. Govwer
Chicago Heights
PRG Sekoglaunens
Bloom Township High School
Floyd T. Goodier
Adirondack Mountains
New York
Five Communities Plan September 15 Bridge Celebration
Five communities Hegewisch East Side South Chicago Burnham and South End Chambers of Commerce sponsor a September 15 event for the 180th street bridge dedication and opening to traffic. The program runs from Hegewisch to Roseland then a banquet at Fenger High School with Walter Roy of the South End Chamber directing. The bridge opens late August but the dedication follows Torrence avenue paving completion.
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180Th Street
Hegewisch
East Side
South Chicago
Burnham
South End Chambers of Commerce
Roseland
Fenger High School
Walter Roy
South End
Calumet City
130Th Street
Is Your Child Ready For School
A school nurse asks parents to watch for signs of adenoids and tonsil problems in children. Check for runny noses, sores, red eyes, fever, dullness, mouth breathing, snoring, and earache indicators and consult a doctor if any issue is present.
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Hettie Gooch
Mohawks rout Oak Forrest club in 21 hit onslaught
Mohawks pounded 21 hits off three pitchers against the Young Men's Club of Oak Forrest. Johnny Kinney led with a homer a double and two singles while every Mohawk had at least two hits. Dengler debuted as a pitcher collecting three hits and Gleim supported behind the plate. A 9 2 twilight win over the Paramounts followed. Bus departs at 2 00 p m from 136th street and Michigan avenue.
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Mohawks
Oak Forrest
Johnny Kinney
George “Dingy” Dengler
Gleim
Bud Leib
Paramounts
136Th Street
Michigan Avenue
Happiness of the Lowly in a Swell Function
A Cincinnati Enquirer observation notes that unseen everyday people gain more happiness from life than the wealthier crowd whose wealth and gowns get constant public scrutiny at society events.
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Cincinnati Enquirer
Land Without Women: Mount Athos Ban on Women
The famed holy mountain Mount Athos on the Macedonian coast of the Aegean Sea has long barred women. Since early Christianity, its monastic retreat has allowed only monks, with no female inhabitants.
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Stern
Athos
Aegean Sea
Land
English inventor’s car converts to plane sparks debate
A Miami Herald note says an Englishman has built a motor car that can become an airplane, but critics argue it is not real progress since horses and horseflies have long served travel needs.
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Miami Herald
Chewing Gum Uses Extensive Acreage for Flavorings
The Washington Star notes that 35,000 acres are needed yearly to supply flavorings for chewing gum and candy. Peppermint and spearmint essential oils form the flavors. spearmint goes entirely to gum, while peppermint also flavors candy and toothpaste.
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Washington Star
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Sandridge Methodist Episcopal Church
Ladies’ Aid Society
Elmer Waterman
Eleanor Klein
Clara Diekman
Frank Diekman
Albert Steinko
Fred Waterman
Chas. Waterman
Our Church
Leopold Schneider
Milton Waterman
Methodist Hymnal Congregation
Fred, Elmer, Arthur, Harold Waterman
J. A. Dickman
Clara Dickman
Colossians
A. J. Loeppert
Methodist Hymnal
130Th Street Bridge
Forrest
Cicero
Campbells
Alaska
Chicago
Dolton
Lansing
Clover Farm
Budwiezer
Bremner
Asst
Bartlett OZ
G. H. Hammond
Clover Farm Siores
Twin City Garage
Motorists Association of Illinois
H. W. Monk
Joseph Locher
Conrad Kern
Interocean
Indiana Avenue
Riverdale
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