The Former Glories New Year Verse
A nostalgia filled poem recalls past decades with humorous, affectionate details of daily life. It contrasts old customs with modern changes and ends with a wish for a prosperous and glad New Year.
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Newspaper
Riverdale Pointer
Location
Riverdale, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jan 06, 1933
Page
2
A nostalgia filled poem recalls past decades with humorous, affectionate details of daily life. It contrasts old customs with modern changes and ends with a wish for a prosperous and glad New Year.
The United Evangelical Church at Grant and Sheridan offers a 9 o clock German service, 10 o clock Sunday School, and 11 o clock morning worship with the sermon The Unyielding Spirit of Aggressive Christianity. Rev Armin Dexheimer preaches evening at 6 30.
Church notices urge worship and Sunday school as German and English services run at 9:30 and 10:40 a.m. A voters meeting is scheduled January 9 at 7:30 p.m. Pastor W. J. Kemnitz encourages Bible reading and regular attendance to strengthen daily life.
Dolton M. E. Church outlines Sunday services including Bible School at 9 45 a m Morning Worship with Sacrament of the Lord Supper at 11 a m Hi League and Epworth League union service at 6 45 p m Discussion on Praying to Learn to Live Lunch served at noon for a Ladies Aid all day meeting January 12 Official Board meeting January 10 Southside Methodist Brotherhood rally January 9 at Normal Park M E church Bishop Waldorf speaks A Man s Size dob Sub-district Epworth League rally January 12 at 7 46 p m with chicken supper at 6 30 p m West Pullman M E church Bring a car Erwine Thompson Pastor
Holy Communion at 9:30 and 11:00 services with Girls and Womens Choruses plus Junior Girls Chorus. New church council members Ludwig Lind Arthur Paynter D Florey William Claussen Raymond Bishop elected for two years. Young Peoples Service at 6:15 p.m. Calvin Florey leader. Social gathering Friday Jan 8 at 8:19 p.m. Special Bible Society program Jan 15 with musical numbers.
Roy Smyth left Thursday evening to Wile Grove. Several pokerbooks were found last week and advertised in The Pointer. Miss Lillian Wichman headed to Butte Montana with relatives. The St Pauls church choir held a farewell party for her. Mrs Nick VanBuren and daughter visited Pittsburgh recently. James Stanczik visited Normal Kentucky. A baby girl was born January 8 to Mr and Mrs F Zumm. Rabbit hunting trip to Iroquois and Stieman also traveled. Several small notices of travel and studies conclude the column.
Harry Vinke is recovering from a head infection and will soon return home. Tyse Vinke nears recovery from diphtheria, Johnny Barehead has recovered from pneumonia, while Peter P Vandrunen remains ill with pneumonia but improves gradually. The village hall concert by the South Holland Choral club on Wednesday evening was successful with assistance from Miss Ada Gray.
Fred Gold Jr returns from holiday vacation at home to continue studies in Ann Arbor Michigan. He spent the holiday period at home before resuming his college work.
Vague fragment hints at a chaotic scene with aggressive voters and roaming beasts. The text lacks clear names places or events. It reads like an oblique editorial note from a past era with unclear references to danger and political activity.
Vincent Dahlstrom presents Snow White and the Dwarfs by Dahlstroms Marionettes at Lincoln avenue school on January 13, 1938 at 4 p m. Pahlstrom has designed costumes and plans a London study with Richard Odlin after graduation. He belongs to Morgan Park high school groups Tau Epsilon and R O T C band.
A controversial warning cites 100 deaths linked to Christmas celebrations and notes hazards of bedtime rituals. The report casts doubt on nightly activities and questions safety around popular traditions.
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