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Newspaper
Riverdale Pointer
Location
Riverdale, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jul 10, 1931
Page
2
The church schedules German service at 9:30 and English at 10:45 a m on Sunday with a sermon on Matthew 5 20 26 about surpassing righteousness. A voters meeting is set for July 15 at 7 15 p m led by Pastor W oT Kemnitz inviting all who seek biblical teaching.
Corner Sheridan and Grant Streets announces Sunday services with Church School at 9:45 a.m. and Morning Worship at 11:00 a.m. Epworth League 6:15 p.m. Hi League Tuesday 7:50 p.m. Ladies' organizations rest for two months after a productive year. Today is Ladies' Aid Day at Des Plaines Campground and next Friday July 17 is Missionary Day with speakers at camp services. Rev. Erwin Thompson, pastor.
The Our Saviour's Community at 138th Street and Wabash Avenue lists Sunday School at 9:00 a.m. Morning Worship 10:50 a.m. Junior Luther League 10:80 a.m. YPL Luther League 6:49 p.m. Boy Scouts 7:30 p.m. Sermon topic Bring your visitors to the morning service. Daily Vacation Bible School pupils invite families to an exhibition and pageant The Church and Your Children on Friday July 10 at 7:30 p.m. Herman Keifer, Pastor.
Pupils of Our Saviour's Daily Vacation School invite the public to an exhibition of handwork and a pageant titled The Church and Her Children on Monday evening July 10 1951. Teachers and volunteers directed worship work and play with community children attending mornings for two weeks after school closes.
The saying implies inevitable risks of death and taxes regardless of fortune fame or luck, warning that these forces reach everyone. It frames mortality and taxation as universal constants encountered by all people.
A dean recalls how genealogical claims of applicants influence college admissions. He notes a student named Jones seeks entry after trouble at Brown, backed by a prestigious lineage including a great grandfather and father, while the applicant’s own record remains problematic.
Miss Betty Robinson, noted as a girl Olympic champion, is recovering at Oak Forest infirmary after an airplane crash. Doctors say she cannot run again due to a skull fracture and a hip broken in three places, with one leg likely shorter after recovery.
The Pennsy places a new dining car in service with an independent heating and cooling system. An ice chamber cools water circulated through radiators to lower interior temperatures by at least 12 degrees. Acoustic felt reduces train noise while gray interiors with blue trim and silver metal accents mark the car’s design.
Madrid reports show the Republican Socialist coalition leading the general election with Alejandro Lerroux as a top figure and potential future president. Catalonia backs Col. Francisco Macia, Navarre and Gipuzkoa favor Catholics, while Communists face sweeping defeats. Notable gains include Count Romanones, Sanchez Guerra, and Melchiades Alvarez.
The Commerce Department reports leaf tobacco exports in May totaling 48 912 000 pounds, up 19 percent from May 1930. The Wickersham Commission dissolves with Chairman Wickersham remaining to deliver its fifteenth report. President Hoover telegrams UMWA leader John Lewis offering support for a coal conference and a constructive program with operators and miners.
The Panama Canal Zone reports its seventeenth financial year ended June 30 with net income from tolls and other revenue about £2,500,000 less than the prior year, which stood at £18,082,000.
A lion in Madison is said to have died after enduring extreme heat at the zoo while attendants and visitors faced the tropical blaze. The article also features Dr. H R Nusz criticizing high speed eating and outlining nine causes of poor digestion in the July Illinois Central Magazine.
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