Churches Weekly Bulletin Promotes Services and Meetings
A church bulletin urges attendance at German language service with Lord's Supper, Sunday school at 9 50, and a February 6 voters meeting. It notes growing enrollment, prayers against enemies of the gospel, and invites all to join morning worship at five with a sermon on Fares Among the Wheat.
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Church of Pure Biblical Doctrine and Practice
W. J. Kemnitz
Dolton M. E. Church Sunday Services and Meetings
Dolton M. E. Church outlines a full Sunday with services at 9 45 a m Bible School 11 a m morning worship on missions February 4 Missionary Sunday features a speaker A 6 45 p m Hi League and an Epworth League union service with The Story of Jonah plus a 7 30 p m choir rehearsal Friday evening a monthly Sunday School board meeting and a February 9 Ladies Aid Society gathering are announced Erwine Thompson pastor
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Sundiy
Young Peoples
League of the M. i
United Lutheran
Emmanuel Evangelical Church
Thompson
Keller
Ladies A’d Society
Sewing Circle
Church Bible School
Hi-League
Epworth League
Jonah
Ile
God
Lardies Aid Society
Red Cross
Erwine Thompson
Weekend Church Schedule and Youth Activities Highlighted
Our Savior's Community Church advertises a Sunday sermon on Seong God with Matthew text. The Women's Chorus and Girls Choir perform. Youth events include a worship service at Cotton Evangelical Church at 6:50 and a Lusher League gathering at a Immanuel church Friday. Men's program follows Wednesday worship with music and fellowship. next week features a ticket only service. Church council meets Monday at 8:15 p m at Milteun Meeder's home.
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Seong God
Matthew
Cotton Evangelical Church
Young People's
Lusher League
Wacodhiown Immanuel Church
Priday
Church Council
Milteun Meeder
Washington School Holds Patriotic Third Grade Assembly
Third grade presents a patriotic program titled Days of Long Ago on Friday at 3 p.m. featuring Grandmother Helly Matz Grandfather Junior Goeringer and students in roles plus flag drills and dances. Journal notes cover class news, art, spelling awards and upcoming activities across grades seven and eight at the district school.
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Washington School Assembly
Helly Matz
Junior Goeringer
Jack
James O'Neal
Mary
Martha Campana
Doris Teas
Celia Smith
Margaret Wells
Lorraine Lund
Corby Lotz
Florence Ferrari
Bradley Bals
Frank Schroeder
P'llie McGehee
Roland Ingel
Edward Kile
Frank Corsello
Mary Jane Middleborn
Virginia Kracit
Betty Brown
Dewey Dracehit
Muriel Unruh
Ruth Alm
Erma Propper
Phyllis Dunn
Cliss
Room News
Vilia Smith
Heidi
Phyllis Engle
Betty Jane Schroeder
Ralph Young
Lincoln
Gerade
Stephen
Miss Davenport
Antoinette Linard
Girl Scouts
Troop 3
Avery
Lezeau
Pt. A. Leis
Bowen Schoot reads and church notices from 1910s issue
Clara day reports first and second graders receiving supplementary readers and a third story by Shirley Tattenhorst. The robin’s color described precedes a note on church unity with a February 12 Mass meeting of Maltish Lutheran churches in Chicago and invitation methods outlined by Our Savior's pastor. Herman Keiter is named.
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Clara Day
Shirley Tattenhorst
Robin the R bin
Bluebird
Othrs
Puesday
D. Blorey
Chicaro
West Side
Our Savior
Herman Keiter
Lincoln School Seventh Grade Drama Club Showcases Stages
Lincoln Junior High reports a January 31 meeting with model stages on display and plans for scrapbooks. Enrollment prompts dividing the dramatic club into three groups, plus two new clubs Poetry and Prose forming and meeting twice monthly. The Science Room adds four small aquarium fish donated by Robert Pinger. The orchestra prepares a January program for the PTA and a violin lessons class is forming to strengthen future performances.
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Lincoln
Robert Pinger
Acquarium
Stranger Passes Counterfeit Half Dollars in Harvey
A middle aged tall man wearing a lamber jacket passed four counterfeit half dollars to newsboys in Harvey Saturday night. Chief George Swanson said no merchants were yet victimized and that he had warned merchants months ago during a bogus half dollar scare. The phony money was turned to a U S Secret Service agent from Chicago for investigation. Police urge prompt notification and detailed descriptions of suspects.
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Harvey
George Swanson
Chief Swansen
U. S
Secret Service
Chicago
Harvey Tribune
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