Bible Sunday at St Pauls Lutheran Church
The St Pauls Lutheran Church at 138th Street and Leyden Ave Missouri Synod announces Bible Sunday on December 8 with German service at 9 30 and English at 10 45 am. Advent midweek service in German on December 11 at 7 30 pm. Sunday school for children at 9 30 am and a welcome from Pastor W J Kemnitz.
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ST. Paul’s EV. Luth
138Th Street
Leyden Ave
Missouri Synod
American Bible Society
St. Paul’s
W. J. Kemnitz
Our Saviours Lutheran Church Announces December Events
Our Saviour's Lutheran Church invites all to Sunday Bible school at 9 30 a m and morning worship at 10 30 with sermon God and His Signs. Young People's Luther League meets 6 45 p m on themes The First Coming of Christ led by Miss Anna Englehardt. Bazaar December 13 with cafeteria lunch at 6 p m. Early Christmas service 6 a m December 25. Christmas program December 24 at 7 30 p m. Edw A Voorhees, Pastor.
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United Luth
America
Young People’s Luther League
Christ
Anna Englehardt
A. Voorhees
Dolton M E Church Announces December Activities
Sheridan and Grant Streets church outlines a busy schedule with school at 9 45 a m morning services 11 a m Epworth League 6 45 p m and evening worship 7 30 p m The Children s Missionary meetings are set for Monday Dec 9 after school for ages eight to fourteen The Sunday school works on a Christmas program Tonight Friday features important monthly business meetings Next Thursday Dec 12 the Ladies Aid Society holds an afternoon meeting at 2 30 p m at the church Pastor Erwin Thompson leads.
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Dolton M. E
Sheridan
Grant Streets
Epworth League
Ladies’ Aid Society
Erwin Thompson
Poor People Have Highest Illness Rates In Survey
A careful survey of Hagerstown Maryland shows illness rates rise with poverty. Illness is 949 per 1000 yearly among the well to do, 1042 among the comfortable, 1144 among the poor and very poor with physicians used most by the affluent and least by the poor especially for respiratory diseases.
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Hagerstown
Christmas Seal Sale Encourages Local Support
The Christmas Seal Sale proceeds with help from friends in Dalton. Children are not authorized to sell seals locally. pick up from chairman Mrs Pauline Slaughter Dolton 9 or Miss Itter Dolton 17. Return unneeded seals to the provided envelope for accounting. The ad closes with a proverb about bold promises.
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Dalton
Pauline Slaughter
Dolton
Miss Itter
School Notes From Lincoln Avenue School Activities
Public and parochial school notes describe November first grade attendance, a list of present students, ninth grade music class activity, sewing and algebra work, stock market studies in 8A, and a Thanksgiving program with multi grade performances. The 8B class prepares illustrated themes and a Christmas play while there are notes on cooking, a Bowen school basketball game, and library plans funded by an Achievement meeting.
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Lincoln Avenue
Dolores Born
Eleanor Burwell
Eleanor Gost
Carol Joffe
Pearl Minigan
Katherina Panozzo
Nina M. Reynolds
Dorothy Stepinski
Doris West
Leslie Bales
John Bartolon
Roy Mess
Chmidt
Clristian Minigan
Danie Panozzo
Raymond Rossi
Chicago
New York
Standard Oil
Ford Motors
Fox Film
Walgreen
Hershey
Kresges
Wrigleys
Lear-Roebuck
Acme Steel
Ruth Struven
Ardith Anders
Billy Propper
Dale Meeder
Little Pilgrim
Johanna VerWey
George Gilliam
Mary Axtell
Chicago Street School News Brief
School notes report illness for Edward Brookfelt and Phyllis Jean Fike. Loyd Bowerman joins grade 2 from Niles Michigan. Jay Polus returns to grade 4. Fifth graders work on a sand table project. Fifth and sixth grades await skating on the new pond in the park.
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Chicago Street
Edward Brookfelt
Loyd Bowerman
Niles, Mich
Phyllis Jean Fike
Jay Polus
Bowen School Notes The Toymaker
The Bowen school presents a Christmas operetta The Toymaker with pupils in roles such as Toymaker played by Kurt Ackerman and Alice Middleborn as the Toymaker’s mother. Other parts include Emerson Bouchard as Herald Lillian Dengler as the Princess Donald Dunaway as the Emperor Edward Gallegos as the Prince.
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Bowen School
Alice Middleborn
Toymaker
Kurt Ackerman
Emerson Bouchard
Lillian Dengler
Donald Dunaway
Edward Gallegos
Hazel Paynter
Ethel Bishop
Rose Baum
Questions on population land and rivers
A collection of quiz style questions asks which country has the largest population what fraction of Earth is land and which is the world’s largest river system The text also includes a courtroom scene with Judge O Flaherty and playful lines about a prisoner a landlady and a lodger and a punchline about dying in the living room
Bowen School Achievement Club Meeting Highlights
The Bowen School Achievement Club met November 27 with strong attendance. Programs included songs and dances by Rooms 1 and 2, a magician, and a closing song by Room 1. Pupils from Rooms 4 and 1 visited Borden's Milk Company. parents chauffeured them and were thanked.
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Glen
Buddy
Bowen
Borden‘s Milk Company
Tallest President in U S History
George Washington stood six feet three inches, making him the tallest president. Abraham Lincoln was one inch shorter, the only other president near that height.
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George Washington
The
United States
Lincoln
Henry Schlueter 92 dies after long illness in Elkhart
Henry Schlueter, 92, longtime Elkhart resident and former Dolton ice company foreman, died Saturday night at his daughter's home after a long illness. He was born in Hamburg in 1837, married Katharine Egerstedt in 1863, and came to America in 1869. He leaves a daughter, a grandson in Hollywood, two great grandchildren, and two brothers. Funeral Wednesday with service at 2 pm and burial Grace Lawn cemetery. Flowers not wanted.
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Elkhart
Ind
Schlueter
Delton
Henry Schlueter
William
Margaretha) Reich
North Main Street
Mr. Schlueter
Hamburg
Germany
John Schlueter
Katherina Egerstedt
America
Dolton
Cook County
Illinois
Herman F. Reich
Hollywood
Calif
Copper Best Conductor Among Common Metals
Copper is identified as the best and cheapest conductor of electricity among common metals, highlighting its superior conductivity and cost efficiency for electrical use.
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