The Churches announces June services and events
Divine services on June 1 with German at 9 30 and English at 10 45 a m Sunday school at 9 30 a m The Gospel lesson Luke 14 16 24 The Great Invitation Come for all things are now ready Pastor to preach seated due to toe surgery Upper grades operetta The Magic Beanstab June 18 Graduation June 15 8 p m Voters meeting June 11 7 30 p m Annual picnic June 17 Pastor J Kemnitz
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Christian Day School
Ww. J. Kemnitz
Parewell Paxever Sermon at Our Savior's Church
Our Savior's Community Church presents the Parewell Paxever sermon for June 10 at 10:30 a.m. It will be the last summer sermon and feature visiting ministers. The service includes choir performances and ministerial visits during the pastor's absence. Transportation is organized by Marvin Altringer. The annual church picnic is June 9 at Glenwood forest preserve. Vacation Bible School runs June 25 from 9:30 to 11:30 a.m. under Mass Florence Hedtke. The church council meets Monday at 8 p.m. Pastor Herman Keiter.
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Parewell Paxever
Milton Englehardt
Mildred Berner
Evelyn Nimtz
Robert Newell
Marvin Altringer
Donald Mullen
Riverdale
Glenwood Forest Preserve
Carl Dreck
Mass Florence Hedtke
Herman Keiter
Dolton M. E. Church Sunday Schedule and Youth Talks
Dolton M E Church outlines Sunday services with Bible School at 9 45 am and morning worship at 11 am featuring Youths Adventures in Religion. Epworth League topics cover community life and abundant living. Ladies Aid meets Thursday June 11 with luncheon. Children’s day June 18. delegate elections June 10 for Rock River conference in Sycamore Illinois. Erwine Thompson, Pastor.
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Church Bible School
Jesus
Epworth League
Hi- League
Dalton
Ladies Aid Society
Church Sand Congregation
Rock River
Sycamore
Ill
Desplaines
Immanuel Evan Church announces services and events
Corner Grant and Sheridan Street Immanuel Evan Church schedules German morning worship at 9:00 and divine service at 11:00 with an anthem by the choir. Sunday school at 10:00 led by Christ Dreshall superintendent. Womens Union meets Thursday with speaker Mrs. Vanderheit from Chicago. Choir rehearse Thursday. Pastor and family will visit Kemwick.
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Immanuel Evan
Grant and
Sheridan St
Christ Dreshall
Immanuel
Womens Union
Vanderheit
Chicago
The
Chicago Federation
Commanuel
Kemswick
Sandridge Church services and events scheduled
Sandridge M. E. Church invites worship at 9 15 Sunday morning June 10 with a 10 30 Children’s Day program by the Sunday school and a 7 30 evening service Later in the week a Thursday June 14 prayer meeting and choir rehearsal led by Pastor Leopold Schneider with a 7 30 start.
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Leopold Sehneider
Subway 95th Street Subway Project Advances Under Nickel Plate
The Illinois Commerce Commission chair predicts the 9Eth street subway under the C W I and Nickel Plate tracks will be under construction within forty days. Alderman W A Rowan notes 95th street existed only after paving three years ago and freight trains hinder traffic. The subway aims to remove this obstruction and improve east west traffic between 79th and 180th streets.
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9Eth Street
F. Lindhemer
Illinois Commerce Commission
Ald. W. A. Rowan
Tenth Ward
95Th Street
79Th
180Th Streets
Nurses Finish School Course at Ingalls Memorial
The Jeanette Ingalls school of Ingalls Memorial hospital held its 1954 graduation at Federated church. Seven graduates received diplomas as G H Gibson chaired the program. The Homewood sextette provided numbers and Rev William F Vance delivered the keynote address. Diplomas were awarded to Luna FE McGuire Juliet M Anderson Flota FE Deese Lillian M Jarret Dorothy R Ortman Grace W Whyte and Alyce EB Conklin.
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Jeanette Ingalls
Ingalls Memorial Hospital
Federated Church
G. H. Gibson
Homewood
Emily Gansbergen
Edmund Dowd
James Blair
Edgar Laybourne
James Phillips
Thos. Anderson
Virginia Davis
William F. Vance
Harry Malone
Miss Stott
S. M. Havens
Luna FE. McGuire
Juliet M. Anderson
Flota FE. Deese
Lillian M. Jarret
Dorothy R. Ortman
Grace W. Whyte
Alyce EB. Conklin
School Notes Bowen School Notes
The first graders are glad ill students returned and a parade themed room decor shows a circus with clowns camels elephants and parade costumes soon. Fourth grade top marks went to Marilyn Newell Wallace Tortellotte Walter Deichen and Clarence McDonald. Third grade high achievers included Shirley Tatgenhorst Lillian Jay Patricia Mills and Alice Janschmann.
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Marilyn Newell
Wallace Tourtellotte
Walter Deichen
Clarence McDonald
Shirley Tatgenhorst
Lillian Jay
Patricia Mills
Alice Janschmann
Washington School Room News Highlights Readers
First grade pupils miss school due to illness and seventh grade studies invitations and a reading of The Spanish Chest. Fifth grade student Anna May White wrote a Robin Hood themed poem about a wedding and mercy, while sixth grade class illustrated poems in art. Lois Brandt celebrated her seventh birthday.
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Ronald Struven
Robert Hansen
Betty Simnick
Jane Bagley
Lois Brandt
Ruby Smith
Shirley Werner
Leon Murden
Alice Waterstraat
Ide Waedow
Charlotte Kile
Evelyn Compton
Joyce Rinke
John Nomes
Mildred Navarre
Lois Alm
Yvonne Hansen
Bobby Brown
Betty Lou Kay
Charlotte Langa
Ralph Lenover
Lives of Hazard Doomed Lighthouses and Silent Courage
The article recalls the Nantucket light ship cut in two by the Olympic and seven crewmen lost without warning. It highlights unrecognized heroism of beacon keepers who face peril in weather and fog to guide mariners, noting countless others risk sudden summons in daily work.
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Nantucket
Nantucket Island
Olympic
Baby swallows bullet scare prompts quick drugstore aid
A frantic woman with an infant rushes into a drugstore crying that her baby has swallowed a bullet. The pharmacist remains calm and advises giving the bottle’s contents and to avoid pointing the gun at anyone.
A Captain of Industry and the City’s Garbage Man
A father who built a vast business empire also served as the city’s garbage man. He supported many people through his work with a major local concern and collected rare items. The piece condemns exploiting misery for profit as wolves in sheep’s clothing.
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