Bethany Reformed Church Calendar Features Rev Harmeling
Roseland churchgoers welcome Rev Henry Harmeling back to preach next Sunday at 7 30 p m at Bethany Reformed Church Rev A W Tozer of Chicago Missionary Alliance delivers the morning message at 10 o'clock Bethany broadcasts and midweek Bible study topics are announced for WHIP 1480 and local venues from 111th Place and Perry Avenue near State Street
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Bethany Reformed Church
11Th Place
Perry
Harry J Hager
Henry Harmeling
Roseland
Harmeling
A. W. Tozer
Missionary Alliance Church of Chicago
Bethany
Emmanuel Reformed Church of
Harry Hoffs
Harry J. Hager
Bethel
Peniel
Bethany Re- Haverkamp
Wiliam
Rodger Goodman
Roseland Swedish Baptist Church
Jesus
Fenger High Prayer Group
George Ehrich
Bethany Church
111Th Place
Perry Avenue
State Street
St. Mary’s Church Service Hours and Message
St Marys Church at 310 East 137th Street lists masses Sunday at 7:00, 8:30, 10:00 and 11:00. The pastor is Rev John N Weiler with Rev M H Hoffman assisting. a faithful attendance is urged as service to God.
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ST. Mary’s Church
East 137Th Street
John N. Weiler
M. H. Hoffman
Open Bible Church Services and Week Plan
Worship services for Sunday January 12 at 9 45 a m Bible school 11 a m morning message The Three Doors 6 30 p m Young People Fellowship led by George Gilliam 7 45 p m evening message The Strong Man Bound and His Palace Spoiled Wednesday prayer services 1 30 p m with Mrs Edgar Neath and 7 30 p m Bible study Acts 19 Thursday 8 p m with Mrs Frank Seestadt Officers and teachers meeting Monday January 18 7 30 p m at the church Romans 58 final quote
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Open Bible Church
Indiana Avenue
Otis Wasson
McGehee
Young People’s Fellowship
George Gilliam
Edgar Neath
Park Avenue
Dalton
Frank Seestadt
Lincoln Avenue
Universal Week of Prayer at First Methodist Church
The First Methodist Church Grant and Sheridan invites participation in Universal Week of Prayer from January 5 to 12 led by Rev. Milton S. Freeman. Several churches hold daily services while some private daily prayers are planned. a minister's meditation titled Jenial Children will be shown and featured during the Sunday worship.
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First Methodist Church
Grant and
Sheridan Sts
Milton S. Freeman
Dolton
Ivanhoe Community Church Service and Youth Sessions
The Ivanhoe Community Church schedules divine worship and church school at 9 a.m. Youth groups meet at Dolton at 6:45 p.m., with additional prayers in the evening. Some churches have a similar schedule.
Minister's Meditation On A Plus Factor
A brief church note states the minister's meditation will focus on A Plus Factor, signaling a devotional message tied to personal and communal growth during the service.
Sandridge Methodist Church Service Schedule
Pastor Frank T. Palm leads Sunday January 12 services at 9 15 am morning worship and communion. 10 30 am church school with Elmer Meyer as superintendent. Hi League at 5 pm. Thursday catechism at 3 30 pm at Berger school and Christian Discipleship clinic at 7 30 pm. Choir practice at 8 30 pm. Wednesday January 16 the Woman’s Society meets with Mrs Helen Holt on 154th street.
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Sandridge Methodist Church
Frank T. Palm
Elmer Meyer
Berger School
Womante Society
Helen Holt
154Th Street
Patiis Church Missouri Synod Service and Meeting Notice
The 128th and Leyden Avenue church announces Divine services Sunday January 12 in German at 9 30 a m and English at 10 45 a m Sunday school at 9 30 a m Voters meeting January 13 at 7 30 p m The Lutheran Hour airs Sundays at 8 15 p m on WCFL Wel come to the church of the Lutheran Hour.
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Patiis Church
Missouri Synod
Leyden Avenue
Walter J Kemnitz
WCFL
Church of the Lutheran
Obituary List Chronicle 1919 Deaths in The Pointer
A chronological necrology from The Pointer records 105 residents who died in 1919 across Dalton Riverdale and South Holland. Names include Paul Jagodzinski Frances Summers Henry Milhahn Carted entries show dates from January to November with multiple variants and titles.
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Dalton
Riverdale
South Holland
Paul Jagodzinski
Frances Summers
Henry Milhahn
Dorothy Medendorp
Ted Williams
George Dieite
Catherine Preiss
Carole Ann Heydebreck
Mary Guetschow
William Vezzetti
Louise Schlacks
Albert Roush
Henry Speck
Frank van Kanegan
James Skaggs
Adrian J. Voss
Roy B. Logan
Ellen June Torpy
Louise Maseman
Bastian van der Heyden
Caddie Williamson
Max F. Goss
Minnie Rinkema
William C. Ludwig
Arthur H. Niemeyer
Anna Krider
Clara M. Needles
William Karl Rentner
Thomas Shimpf
Frank Veldhuis
Rose Moeck
Alderina Voss
Jacob Biesboer
Otto Weirs
Minnie Hirzel
Margaret Kummerer
Peter Th
Ben E. Noel
Nathan Johnson
Evie M. Kennedy Aue
Arig DeRidder
William Nottorf
Irta Vogel Rottier
John F. Rowan
John DeVolk
Martin Schmidt
DO. R. Payne
Peter Santefort
Gail Lagwestee
Frank Veldhuis Sr
Wesley A. Diekman
Robert M. Rodman
Albert Miller
Kenneth Sherrill
Albert Simnick, Sr
Report of Condition of First National Bank in Dolton Illinois
Bank condition as of December 31 1940 shows assets totaling 641 452 95 with loans 295 876 61 government obligations 74 872 08 and deposits 558 252 01. Capital accounts list Class A preferred 18 400 common stock 81 600 surplus 10 000 and undivided profits 0 with total liabilities and capital 641 452 95.
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United States
Federal Reserve Bank
State of
Illinois
County of
Cook
T. William Staat
William Staat
M. Robert Weidner
J. W. Malloy
Edwin R. Waterman
Esther M. Lotz
Grade Crossing Accidents Call for Public Awareness
The Interstate Commerce Commission reports 1113 fatalities and 2667 injuries in highway rail grade crossing crashes in the first eight months of 1940. Officials urge intensified efforts by railroads and local organizations to educate motorists, stressing caution at crossings and targeting frequent users with safety campaigns.
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Bureau of Statistics
Interstate Commerce Commission
Winter Plans for Women Focus on Home and Family
An article urges women to use the quiet winter months for home projects and family activities. It highlights planning spring cleaning, sewing, knitting, reading, and hosting informal gatherings while noting safety concerns at nearby highway and rail crossings with two fatal incidents in Illinois.
Gothic Hall Furnishings Capture Medieval Life
The piece traces medieval Europe from Byzantium through the Gothic to the Castle hall as the main dwelling space. It notes the dominance of the church in Gothic design, with chests serving multiple roles and mini cathedral motifs shaping furniture. A reflective closing compares a life lesson to food labels about keeping cool and not freezing.
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Europe
Rome
Christianity
Constantine
Greece
Diseases of Horseradish in a New U I Bulletin
University of Illinois College of Agriculture releases Bulletin No 4169 A Study of Horseradish Diseases and Their Control by K J Kadow and H W Anderson after four years of research. Illinois leads in commercial horseradish production and growers gain practical disease control insights from the publication. People are said to need more back bone. What they are more likely to have is wishbone.
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University Ofllinois College of Agriculture
K. J. Kadow
H. W. Anderson
Illinois
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