Wabash Church Seeks Pastor and Hosts Meetings
The Church of Wabash at 138th Street announces Sunday school at 9 30 a m and worship at 10 30 a m Reverend Paul W De Lauter from Mifflington Pennsylvania will supply the pulpit on July 29 The Womens chorus provides special music and the Ladies Aid plans a regular monthly meeting Wednesday August 1 at 2 pm at Mrs George Tuch Sr 18847 Wabash Avenue Church Secretaries.
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Paul W. de Lauter
Miffington
Penn
Womens Chorus
Ladies Aid
George Tuch
Wabash Avenue
Immanuel Ev an Church Sunday School Service
Immanuel Ev an Church invites all to Sunday school at 10 o clock with Christ Dreshall as superintendent. A class for every age and divine worship at 11 o clock featuring choir anthem. Pastor Ph H Bassler extends welcome to those without a church home.
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Christ Dreshall
Immanuel
Hfe
Sandridge M. E. Church Sunday and Thursday Activities
The Sandridge M. E. Church announces a July 29 morning worship at 9 15 a Sunday school at 10 30 and a Thursday August 2 Mission Society meeting at 2 30 at Blue Island house Berger Camp Ground. Prayer meeting at 7 30 and an 8 30 official board meeting led by Pastor Leopold Schneider.
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The
Mission Society
Blue Island House
Berger Camp Ground
Leopold Schneider
Hi League elects officers for coming year at church
The Hi League of the M E church elected Lenora Ross as president Virginia Hampton as vice president Clarence Wisowaty as second vice president Marion Norton as third vice president Herbert Berger as fourth vice president Leona Wisowaty as secretary Dorothy Krueger as treasurer Edna Born as chorister Esther Faora as librarian A surprise letter from missionary friends in Kentucky and a social followed the league services planning a future hob o party
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Hi-League
M. E. Church
Lenora Ross
Virginia Hampton
Clarence Wisowaty
Marion Norton
Herbert Berger
Leona Wisowaty
Dorothy Krueger
Edna Born
Esther Faora
Kentucky
Stewart Blaun
Pet Show Highlights at Riverdale Park Friday
Riverdale Park invites all pets to compete in beauty style behavior and tricks with judging at 3 pm on Friday July 27. The park will offer classes for all entries and crown the most unusual pet.
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Marion Middleborn
Peggy
Phyllis Dunne
Patsy Ann
Cary Hobb
Susie Ann
Mary Hobb
June Blank
Dorothy Weck
Patsy Newell
Patsy
Esther Grasmath
Cary Hobbs
Mary
Florence Hedtke
Margaret Wilkens
Millikan
Air Races at Lansing July 27 28 Draw Crowds and Highlights
The Calumet district holds its second annual air races at Ford airport near Lansing. Proceeds benefit the Shriners Crippled Children's Home. Mayor Winterhoff oversees preparations as Major Elmer Browne arranges pilots for stunts and speed events. Roscoe Turner Dean Owsley and Slim Prietag may attend with Arthur Chester and Matty Laird also expected to participate.
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Shriner
Shriners
Calumet
Ford Airport
Lansing
Winterhoff
Chicago
Cook County
Elmer Browne
Roscoe Turner
Slim” Prietag
Dean Owsley
Arthur Chester
Matty Laird
Public Service Raises Wages for NI Employees on Aug 1
The Public Service Company of Northern Illinois will grant a wage increase on August 1 equal to one third of the 1932 wage reduction to employees excluding officers. President Britton I Budd said the rise reflects improved business but must be limited by higher taxes and NRA adjustments. The 1932 cuts were less severe than many other industries faced.
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Public Service Company of
Northern Illinois
Britton I. Budd
NRA
Tomato Not a Vegetable in Early Europe and America
The tomato was long believed poisonous when first seen in Europe in the sixteenth century and kept as a curiosity or ornamental plant. In Colonial America the same fear lingered until well into the nineteenth century, with a painter in Salem unable to persuade locals to taste it. By 1840 tomatoes were widely accepted as food.
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Europe
America
Salem
Mass
Dalton Youth Questioned by Reporter
A playful exchange between Dalton youth and a girl named Nan centers on directions to a local drug store. The brief dialogue captures regional humor and everyday teen chatter.
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Dalton Youth
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