Lutheran Services and Exposition at Sherman Hotel
The St Pauls Ev Lutheran Church on 138th Street and Leyden Avenue announces divine services Sunday June 30 with German at 9 30 and English at 10 45 a m Sunday school at 9 80 The Fifth Commandment sermon asks what it means and argues against abolishing capital punishment An adjoining Lutheran Exposition at the Sherman Hotel Randolph and Clark June 29 and 36 features world exhibits mission fields Indian exhibit school work from colleges seminaries and university More than 70000 square feet of displays open 9 a m to 11 p m daily with music from Lutheran choruses bands and orchestras and addresses by speakers from around the world Pastor W J Kemnitz urges attendance
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ST. Paul’s EV. Luth
138Th Street
Leyden Ave
Missouri Synod
Sherman Hotel
Randolph and
Clark Streets
South America
Europe
China
India
Sherman
W. J. Kemnitz
Our Saviors Luth Church Vacation School and Picnic
Our Saviors Lutheran Church invites all to a Sunday Bible School at 9 30 a m and morning worship with sermon Fishers of Men An annual congregational picnic is planned for Saturday June 29 with a 10 30 bus departure from the church Grounds at Glenwood are the picnic site A third annual daily vacation school runs July 1 to July 19 for ages 4 to 16 from 9 to 11 30 a m Regular attendance is required Rev Edw A Voorhees is pastor
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OUR Saviour’s
United Lath
America
Wabash
Glenwood
Edw. A. Voorhees
Colosseum Construction Costs and Labor Estimates
The Colosseum in Rome was built at an estimated cost of 50 million dollars. About 20 000 Jewish captives are said to have been employed in its construction. The arena could hold around 80 000 spectators at one time.
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Colosseum
Rome
Auto Collision Kills One at Torrence and Dyer-Glenwood
Miss Jean Hubbard of Valparaiso Indiana dies from a skull fracture after a crash at the Torrence avenue and Dyer-Glenwood road intersection. The Bull couple, also from Valparaiso, suffer skull fractures and are hospitalized in Hammond and Chicago Heights. Witnesses report both cars rebounded and were nearly destroyed after the impact with a machine driven by F G Noel of St Charles Missouri.
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Torrence Avenue
Dyer-Glenwood Road
Jean Hubbard
Valparaiso
Ind
St. Margaret’s Hospital
Hammond
Charles A. Bull
St. James Hospital
Chicago Heights
Puritans Oppose Maypole Customs in Early New England
Puritans condemned May poles calling them stinging idols around which people reap and dance as heathens did. They opposed such rites in colonial New England while early settlers reportedly danced and leaped, bringing sun to the land and sowing flower seeds.
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New England
Sproul Elected UC President Succeeds Campbell
Robert G. Sproul aged 38, formerly a newsboy and later comptroller and vice president of the University of California, was elected by the board of regents to succeed President W. W. Campbell.
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Robert Gordon Sproul
The
Unversity of California
Board of Regents
W. W. Campbell
Egyptologist’s Luck: Ring Halves Reunite Across Lands
In 1808 Dr. Garrett C. Pier, an Egyptologist, purchased one half of a blue glazed enamel finger ring from an Arabian tower. Four years later in Rench Upper Egypt, a worker in a flax field sold him the other half, completing the inscription when the two halves were joined.
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Garrett C. Pier
Arabia
Egypt
Rench
Upper
Lansing social notes list weddings deaths and visits
Lansing continues page 8 highlights a wedding at Calumet City Lutheran church, Beatrice Turl and partner Lorenz reside in Hammond, with a Chicago dinner at Sherman Hotel. Obituaries include Maynard Scholton and infant Richard Edwin Jackson. Community updates cover educations, travels, and local visitors among Lansing families.
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Nue
Oak Glen
Beatrice Turl
Hammond
Calumet City
Elsie Wollenberg
Tul
Lester Turl
Chicago
Sherman Hotel
Lorenz
Rimbach Avenue
Maynard
Memory Test Prompt From Washington Post
A brief note recalls worries from a year ago as a mental exercise. The text from the Washington Post suggests using memory to gauge present concerns and reflect on past anxieties for perspective.
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Washington Post
Women Scientists Clash Over Earths Age
The Louisville Courier Journal notes scientists debate the age of the earth with gendered language, reflecting historical framing that female terms appear in discussing scientific topics. The piece highlights the era’s linguistic approach to science and gender.
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Louisville Courier Journal
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Robert G. Sproul
Lansing
Hugh R. Mouat
Geo. P. Mouat
West Ridge Road
James Henderson
Oakwood Avenue
Cornell University
Utica
N. Y
Sidney VanTil
Muskegon High School
Chicago University
Kalamazoo High School
Frank McNarys
John Blair
St. Joseph
Mich
Mae Eckstein
Bass Lake
All Electric Radio
Universal
Rogers
Ill
S. Wabash Ave
Wabash Ave
Chicago, Ill
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