Dolton Methodist Episcopal Church Services and Meetings
Sheridan Avenue church schedule lists Sunday 9 45 a m Bible school 11 00 a m morning worship 6 45 p m union service with Epworth League topic Christian ity s Interest in the World Disarmament Conference Hi League meets 6 45 p m choir rehearsal Friday 7 30 p m official board meeting Monday Feb 1 at 7 p m Rev Erwine Thompson pastor
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Church Bible School
Epworth League
Hi-League
Erwine Thompson
St Paul Ev Lutheran Church Service Notice
Missouri Synod divine services on Sunday January 31 German 9 50 English 10 45 a m Sunday school 9 30 German text Mt 16 13 19 Pastor W J Kemnitz invites parishioners to hear the question What think we of Christ and to attend church every Sunday highlighting faith and renewal for 1982.
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Missouri Synod Divine Services
Christ
Jesus
W. J. Kemnitz
Why Do Men Become Missionaries at Our Saviour's Church
The Rev. Robert McEwen of the University of Chicago speaks Wednesday at 7:30 on missionary motives. Sunday service features the Cowings Memorial choir and a sermon on Are Missions Collapsing. Weekly activities include Sunday school at 9:30 and vesper teas at 6:00. Church notices list meetings and messaged events through Friday.
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United Lutheran Church In America
Robert McEwen
University of Chicago
Cowings Memorial Choir
Church Council
Young Peoples
Boy Scouts
Richard Hess
Indiana Avenue
Ladies’ Aid
Werner
The
Aid
Herman Ketter
Immanuel Evan Church Invites Attendance On Sunday
Sheridan Ave and Grant St hosts English Sunday school and 11 am Divine worship with sermon on The Hopeful Church. German service at 9 am led by Minister Wm Kreis. Bible study classes offered and invitation to enlist for Christ and the Church.
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Sheridan Ave
Grant St
Wm. Kreis
Hurrah for Congress
Collier's Weekly notes that less than six percent of introduced bills are enacted into law. The commentary surveys congressional efficiency and legislative outcomes.
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Congress
Collier's Weekly
Lincoln School Notes Reflect Busy January Activities
Lincoln school reports January 1932 as students maintain perfect attendance in Virginia Ohlsen’s class and list several pupils with no absences or tardies. Grades describe radio classroom activities, milk study, a London play prep, book collection, and posters on Sonny Elephant along with metric system notes and Washington bicentennial materials.
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Lincoln School
Psom
Virginia Mae Ohlsen
Mervin Burwell
Madge Clark
Larraine Gates
Rhoda Stehle
Lis Anne Hair
Miss Kitchin
Tincoln Seroal
Miss Laing
I-A
Tom
London
Ray Engleman
King Arthur and His Knights
Kasperle
Tom Sawyer
Sleepy Hollow
Edward Reno at Lincoln and Washington Schools
Edward Reno, renowned magician, will perform two shows at Lincoln School on February 2 1932 at 1 30 p m and Washington School at 3 00 p m. Admission is 16 cents for all attendees.
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Edward Reno
Father Neptune
Eugenie
Reno
Lincoln School
Washington School
Washington School Kindergarten Doll House Project
Washington School notes a kindergarten doll house project with furniture made from cardboard and plans for a February 5 assembly. First grade prepares two plays Millions of Cats and Little Black Sambo for Friday. second grade made dog and Peter Rabbit booklets and two boys, Vance Rider and Frank Schroeder, move away this week. Attendance in second grade was perfect for three days last week while Fifth Grade student John Diehl is absent and candles are being made in history by Miss Swingle.
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Sonny Elephant
Mumsy Elephant
Papsy Elephant
Papsy
Athens
Billy Loomis
George Washington
Washington School
Peter Rabbit
Vance Rider
Frank Schroeder
John Diehl
Miss Swingle
Fourth Grade Health Poster and Reading Achievements
Miss Wilson's class makes a health habits poster as Daryl Hobbs reads twenty nine books and Maud McGehee reads twenty. The Glee Club of twenty girls elected Helen Zornow librarian and Anna Verhoeven secretary. Scouts practice signaling with dots and dashes. Boy Scouts join cubs for a Friday drill and basketball. Junior High students Anne Verhoeven, Robert Jones, Harriet Martin, and Herbert Neander each read over twenty five books since September. A pageant Washington for All is planned for February nineteen at three. The Washington library reports 1836 books circulated in four months, over 450 monthly.
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Miss Wilson
Daryl Hobbs
Maud McGehee
Helen Zornow
Anna Verhoeven
Anne Verhoeven
Robert Jones
Harriet Martin
Herbert Neander
Washington
Women noted for shifts in value over thirty years
The New York Herald Tribune recalls a 30 year change in gender roles. A man once gave his wife half a dozen bars of laundry soap and a wringer as a birthday gift, while a later instance shows a wife giving her indolent husband a thousand sheets of copy paper and a new typewriter ribbon.
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New York Herald Tribune
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Tion
France
Equator
North Pole
Paris
United States
Rono the Magician
Lincoln Pictures
Washington Library
Carefree Heating Service
Tor
Public Service Company OF
Northern Illinois
W. C. Dowdy
Dist. Mgr
159Th & Fisk Streets
Harvey
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