Immanuel Evan Church Reminiscere Sunday Services
Immanuel Evan Church outlines Reminiscere Sunday events on March 4 with English services at 10:00 A M Sunday school followed by 11:00 A M worship under the theme Hesitating to Confess Christ German worship at 9:00 A M Lent services begin March 7 at 8:00 P M with meditation All Kinds of Hypocrites calling for loyal cooperation and inviting attendees to bring a friend Pastor Wm Kreis invites participation in the special services
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Jesus
Our
Bible School
Christ
Wm. Kreis
St Pauls Ev Lutheran Church Seeks Faith Through Lent
The Missouri Synod St Pauls Evangelical Lutheran Church at 188th Street and Leyden Ave invites worshippers to English services March 4 at 10 am with Lord's Supper and 9:30 am preparatory, sermon on Faith triumphant in the hour of trial. Midweek Lent German service March 7 at 7:30 pm led by Rev P Goltermann. Congregational meeting March 5 at 7:45 pm. Pastor W J Kemnitz urges Bible truth and welcome.
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Abraham
Isaac
P. Goltermann
Jesus
W. J. Kemnitz
Our Saviours Ev Lutheran Church Service Schedule
Our Saviour's Ev Lutheran Church announces Bible school at 9 30 with classes for all and morning worship at 10 30 featuring The Will of God. A sermonette for youth, Ladies' Aid meets Wednesday at 2 pm. Lenten service Wednesday at 7 45 pm by Rev Ulrich of People's Church Roeland. Welcome to all. Edw Voorhees, Pastor.
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United Luth. Ch
Wabash
Ladies’ Aid Society
Paul Reich
First Methodist Church Schedule for March 4th
The First Methodist Church lists a Sunday school session at 9 45 a m with classes for all ages, morning worship at 11 a m with special music and sermon, Epworth League meeting at 6 45 p m led by Mr Wenbrick, and an evening service with an associate editor delivering the Epworth Herald address. Lenten service is Wednesday March 7th at 8 p m with a guest speaker. all services open to the public.
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First Methodist Church
Epworth League Society
Wenbrick
Morgan Park
Epworth Herald
A. A. Myers
Cooking Secret At Sea Level Boiling Point Debate
A quote from Woman's Home Companion notes water boils at 212 degrees at sea level, 201 degrees at 5000 feet. A caustic commentator adds that in higher altitudes housewives likely put it in the refrigerator to boil.
Wonder of Wonders Natives Spellbound by Fire Match
Detroit News notes Congo natives react with great amazement upon seeing a match strike fire and suggests a patent lighter might paralyze them in the same moment.
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Detroit News
Lincoln Avenue PTA March Meeting Moves To Thursday
The Lincoln Avenue Parent-Teacher Association schedules its meeting for Thursday evening March 8 1928 at the Lincoln Avenue school. The program features the school band recitations by students mixed chorus songs and talks by Mr George H Schaefer former Board of Education president and Mr Roy J Gossman former Lincoln Avenue principal now Argo Illinois superintendent. Refreshments will follow fathers Night aims to draw many fathers to show support for the schools and students.
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Lincoln Avenue
Parent Teacher Association
Parent-Teacher Association
Dalton
George H. Schaefer
Board of Education
Roy J. Gossman
Argo
High Lawn School Lunch Room Concert Schedule
In the lunch room the program is concerts from twelve to twelve thirty. Tuesday featured Der Engel Lied Braga Minuet in C Major Haydn Melodie Op 42 Tschaikowsky Chant Sans Pareils Tschaikowsky Cradl Leong Moussorgsk The Clock Sacknowsky. Wednesday will present selections from Tschaikowsky Fourth Symphony.
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Haydn
Tschaikowsky
Cradl Leong
Moussorgsk
Sacknowsky
Tschaikowsy
New Books This Week Draws From Many Authors
New reading list highlights clutch of Corsecan Crusader Cousin and Davy Crochett biography and fiction. Also includes Book of London Kiplings Tales from Land and Sea and The Torch Bearers.
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Reading Table
Clutch
Davy Crochett
Book of London
Kiplings
Theodore Roosevelt life and career overview
A short biography tracing Theodore Roosevelt from his 1858 Long Island birth through youth, Europe study, cattle ranching in South Dakota, governorships, presidency, Brazilian jungle hunting, police reforms in New York, and World War I era plans, ending with his 1919 death and the rallying epithet The Lion is Dead.
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Wm. C. Johnston
Theodore Roosevelt
Long Island
Europe
South Dakota
New York
Rough Riders
Woodrow Wilson
Roosevelt
Bowen School Declares Contest And Sewing Progress
Anna Engelhardt and Sophia Palchinsky are named in school notes. A five dollar prize from Mr Deckler goes to the best manual training project. Declamation contest on February 29 aims to select the township winner. Girls in sewing advance to bloomers, then aprons and nightwear. Essays due to May 7 1928.
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Bowen School
Anna Engelhardt
Sophia Palchinsky
Deckler
Achievement Club
If Every Person Devoted Time to Study Quote
A contemporary quips that half an hour of daily study would reduce half of all lawyers, urging society to commit one additional hour daily. The line, from a passing show, highlights a call for increased study and civic effort.
South Park Avenue South Side Park Road Plan Moves Forward
A Chicago Plan Commission committee on February 17 selected the South Parkway route to widen South Park Avenue to 200 feet from 51st to 95th Street, connect to Indiana Avenue, and extend to the city limits near 130th Street. Estimated cost nears 28 million with 12 million for Pershing Road. total 40 million. Bond issues proposed to fund the improvements.
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South Side
Chicago Plan Commission
John A. Carroll
Earl DeYoung
Henry F. Eidmann
Sheldon W. Govier
Isaac N. Powell
James Simpson
Col. A. A. Sprague
Eugene S. Taylor
Plan Commission
South Parkway
Hugh E. Young
South Park Avenue
51St Street
95Th Street
Indiana Avenue
97Th Street
39Th Street
Pershing Road
Michael J. Faherty
Board of Local Improvements
South Park
Indiana Ave
Avondale Highway
Kankakee
Michigan City Road
Indiana
Wisconsin
Chicago
Lake Michigan
Burnham Park
Grant Park
Chicago River
Lake Shore Drive
Sheridan Road
Illinois
Young
Michigan Avenue
63Rd Street
Messrs
Carroll
DeYoung
Eidhmann
Govier
Powell
Think It Over Have Friends Not For Receiving But Giving
A reflective note urges fostering genuine friendships through giving rather than expecting returns. It emphasizes altruism and durable bonds built on mutual care.
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Immanuel Evan
ST. Paul’s EV
Luth
188Th Street
Leyden Ave
Missouri Synod
OUR Saviour
Lutheran Church
High Lawn School
Southpark AV
Alderman Govier
Gladstones
Libby
Union
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