Lutheran Churches Open to All with Luther's Catechism
The Lincoln Fields church near Crete invites all for German English services at 11 a.m. and 2 30 p.m. Prominent speakers and Concordia College Band will perform. Train from Dearborn Street stops at Dalton to Lincoln Fields, with mixed, male and children choirs and refreshments. Pastor W J Kemnitz promotes Lutherans’ Bible truths and guidance on the second commandment.
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Lincoln Lields
Crete
Luther
Concordia College Band of
River Forest
Dearborn Street
Dalton
Lincoln Fields
Dulton St
Updler
W. J. Kemnitz
Community church notices urge attendance and vacation Bible school
Our Saviour's Church of Riverdale invites all to Sunday Bible school at 9 30 and morning worship at 10 30 with a sermon on God's Command and Blessing. A Children's Day Program is planned for Sunday evening June 16. A union picnic with Chicago Heights Lutheran is set for June 29 at Glenwoodie. The annual two to three week vacation Bible school starts July 8 from 9 30 to 12 each weekday with no charge, offerings accepted. Rev. Edw A Voorhees is pastor.
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Chicago Heights
Edw. A. Voorhees
Dolton Methodist Church Welcomes Rev August Menge
Corner Sheridan and Main Streets Dolton Illinois church announces Sunday services 9 45 am Sunday school 11 00 am Epworth League 6 45 pm no evening service in Rev Thompson's absence Morning service led by Rev August Menge Ladies Aid all day meeting Thursday June 18 Pot luck luncheon and quilting Cradle Roll graduates diplomas at yearly party Saturday eight 3 to 5 pm at the church Pastor Rev Erwine Thompson
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Sheridan and
Main Streets
Epworth League
Thompson
August Menge
Ladies’ Aid Society
Erwine Thompson
Lincoln Avenue School PTA plans June meeting and year-end notes
The Lincoln Avenue School PTA schedules its final meeting for June 11 and urges strong attendance. Eighth grade projects include geography talks from National Geographics, poster contests with prizes, and the graduation play Polly Lou on June 14 with commencement on June 21 1929. Scouts competed at Harvey High School gymnasium in events such as signal tower knot tying fire by friction and bugling, with students named for each task and thanks extended to drivers who provided transportation.
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Parent-Teacher Association
Polly Lou
Harvey High School
James Miller
Clifford Ingraham
August Hagan
George Odle
James Odle
Edward Correveau
Theodore Szapovich
Robert Patty
August Hagen
Theodore §Zapovich
Lawrence Kipley
Fried Krueger
Jacobsma
Baumann
E. Kipley
Village Board Debates Auditors Bills and Bond Losses
Village trustees discuss auditor Jacobsma and former policeman Kraege bills. Harms cites bond house cancellation and loss from depreciation. Board defends transfers saving taxpayers $1500 and considers closing Grant Street near Chicago Street school.
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Jacobsma
Fred Kraege
Harms
Bond House
Dickman
Ieny J. Stulu
Willliam F. Propper
Jacobsoa
Henry J. Mohr
Malloy Coal Co
Fim
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Lincoln Avenue School
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United States
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National Geographics
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Carondelet Ave
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Summerfield
R. F. Albrecht
Aetna Surety Co
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Suhr
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Erifmeyer
Schubert
Public Service Co
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Irwin Avenues
Ir. H. B
Water
Miller
O’brien Brothers Construction Co
State Division of Highways
Sibley Blvd
Greenwood Road
Dalton School Board
Grant Street
Chicago Street
Geo. Har- Gin Company
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Carl Dieck
Frank C. Ott
Chicago St
Romolo
Romolo Beauty Salon
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Pullman
Aim
Dohone Riverdale
First National Bank OF
Harvey Finance and Thrift Co
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Tel. Pullman
M. Dykstra & Sons
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