New Year Services at St Pauls Ev Lutheran Church
St Pauls Evangelical Lutheran Church 188th Street and Leyden Avenue Missouri Synod announces December 29 divine services German 9 30 English 10 45 a m December 31 New Year Eve German 7 30 English 11 30 p m January 1 1980 German 9 80 English 10 45 a m installation of newly elected officers led by Pastor W J Kemnitz.
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ST. Paul’s EV. Luth
188Th Street
Leyden Ave
Missouri Synod
Heaven
Church
Christ-child
Bethlehen
W. J. Kemnitz
Our Saviour's Church Riv erdale Congregation Notice
Our Saviour's Church of Riverdale invites members to Sunday Bible school at 9 30 a m and morning worship at 10 30 a m with sermon. Annual congregational meeting set for January 5 at 6 45 p m. Young People's Luther League topic How to Benefit from this Year's Experience led by Milton Englehardt. Cordial greeting for a splendid year from Pastor Edw A Voorhees.
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United Lutheran In America
Wabash Sunday Bible School
Luther League
Milton Englehardt
A. Voorhees
England Seeks Labour Relief via Road Construction
The Ministry of Transport asks English county councils to submit five year road schemes to gain government subsidies. Preference for State aided road work goes to married men residing in the county, while single men in distressed areas may be overlooked if they can transfer to other trades or regions.
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Labor Party
Ministry of Transport
England
Automobile Club of Illinois
Public Improvements in Chicago for 1930 Totals 104.5 Million
The Chicago Association of Commerce estimates 104.535 million dollars in public improvements for 1930, with no new financing. Projects include street repair four million, water system extension four hundred thousand, river straightening one point five seven million, bridge work five point seven million, paving and sewer work twenty million, and dozens more across parks, schools, libraries, and facilities.
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Chicago
Chicago Association of Commerce
The
Association of Commerce
Chicago City
Lincoln Park
South Park
Board of Education
County of Cook
Chicago Park
Chicago Zoological Gardens
Brookfield
Wabash Avenue
Roosevelt Road
Chicago Commerce
Junked Cars in Pennsylvania Reach Six-Five Eighty-Six in 1929
A 1929 bulletin from the Bureau of Motor Vehicles notes 65 876 motor vehicles junked in Pennsylvania from January 1 to November 1. It records 1 321 junk certificates issued and explains that tank certificates prevent reissue of a title for scrap vehicles under the motor code.
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Pennsylvania
Bureau of Motor Vehicles
Automobile Club of Illinois
Spectacles About Six Hundred Years Old
A brief note states spectacles were invented about six hundred years ago, attributing the fact to a line on Gas Logic. The fragment references historic invention timing without detailing inventors or places.
Kill the Cutmore Steal Our City Guardian
A Calumet Index letter denounces businessman Harry Cutmore for taxing homeowners and pressuring urban residents. It urges tax relief for homeowners, praises home ownership, and calls for strong action against Cutmore and those who revalued property. The writer advocates a public punishment and a civic shift toward protective policies for homeowners.
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Calumet Index
Harry” Cutmore
Calumet
New York
Detroit
Cutmore
Frank learns nets by sewing many holes together
A seacoast town visit yields a joke about nets. An old salt explains fish nets are made by stitching many holes into fabric. The quip plays on the word hole as a punchline.
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Frank
Boston Transcript
Easy to find name in the telephone directory
A casual note explains we may call someone by phone occasionally and that when needed we should mark the name in the large telephone book with an ink line so it can be found quickly later.
Nothing to Talk About Men and public conversation quote
A fragment quotes a line from American Magazine noting men distrustful of those who discuss their own households in public talk. The remark reflects a view on privacy and propriety in domestic matters.
Trip to Paris Fashion Tone Sparks Interest Decline
A Chicago News item notes a woman losing interest in fashions and seeks a tonic to revive taste, hinting at a vogue trend toward travel inspired style and mood.
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Chicago News
Fire destroys Garden Theatre causing major loss
Fire swept the Garden Theatre at 15411 Center Ave Narvey last Sunday morning destroying the building and causing about 125000 dollars in damage. Eleven firemen battled the blaze but the structure was wrecked after it began from a furnace in the basement.
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Garden Theatre
Center Ave
Narvey
The
Chicago Tribune
Hasten the Nickel Plate Hart Plan
The Calumet harbor plan advocates immediate adoption to accelerate harbor work before the lake fills, secure opening of 103rd Street, and lift elevation of Nickel Plate tracks and several streets. It argues past delays were wasted and urges swift city council action and Mayor approval of the ordinance amendments.
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Lake Calumet Harbor
Nickel Plate Railroad
103Rd Street
Thompson
Debunking the Great Nothing Humanizes a Great Man
A San Francisco Chronicle note comments on how publishing a golf score can soften public image, arguing the act reveals humanity in a celebrated individual. The piece weighs public curiosity against privacy.
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San Francisco Chronicle
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Riverdale
Bethany Reformed Church
Edwin Stanley Seder
Perry Avenue
Fifth Place
Mr. Seder
Bethany
Paris
Blaze
Harvey
Harvey Department
First National Bank
Dolton, Ill
Chas. E. Waterman
Horace Holmes
M. R. Weidner
W. H. Baker
Russel P. Blake
William Staat
T Cash
Victory
Kelrose
East
111Th Street
Primrose
Steve
Furnace
G. R. Collinson Coal Yard
Park Ave
Pennsylvania Tracks
Dolton
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