Sermon and Lenten Services At St. Paul’s Church
St Paul’s Church on 138th and Leyden Avenue invites worshipers to a 10:00 a.m. English service with Lord’s Supper on Sunday March 4. A 9:30 a.m. preparatory service precedes it. Midweek services in German 7:15 and English 8:15 p.m. explore the passion of Christ with Judas and Peter as focal points. Pastor W J Kemnitz urges reflection on the Via Dolorosa.
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Gethsemane
Pontius Pilate
Jesus
Judas
Peter
Via Dolorosa
W. J. Kemnitz
Pastor Ieo
Marah
Dolton M. E. Church events and Lent program notes
Dolton M E Church in Sheridan details morning services at 11 00 am with Lent meditations and a 9 45 am bible school. Epworth League 6 45 pm discusses finding Gods will. pastor Erwine Thompson preaches at Emmanuel Lutheran in a union service at 7 45 pm. Upcoming rallies, Sunday school board meeting, Easter program plans, and cradle roll photo project announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. Schafer
Bessie LaDege
Herman Keiter
Immanuel and Our Savior's Church Notices
Church announcements cover services Sunday School at 10 and 11 worship at Immanuel Evangelical. Lenten themes include What is the Meaning of the Cross and The World's Redeemer The World's Physician. Union service set for March 3 at Immanuel with Rev Mrwine Thompson as speaker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Immanuel Evan
Grant and
Sheridan St
Christ Dreshall
Immanuel
Christ
Jesus
Women's Union
Immanuel Evangelical Church
Mrwine Thompson
Methodist Church
Sacred Concert and church events at Morgan Park and Chicago
The First German Church of Chicago announces a weekend program with a morning worship at 9:15 on Sunday March 4, Sunday school at 10:30, and a sacred choir concert at 7:30. On Thursday March 8 there is religious instruction at 3:30 and a Sub-district Epworth League rally at Morgan Park M E church at 7:45 with Bishop Waldorf as speaker. Leopold Schneider, Pastor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First German Church of
Chicago
Epworth League
Morgan Park M. E
Bishop Waldorf
Leopold Sehneider
Churches Unite for Lent Joint Services in Dalton and Riverdale
Nearly two thousand parishioners from three churches join in a Lent series of joint services. Each pastor preaches at a different church with home choirs providing music. Services begin at 7 45 p m with March 4 at Immanuel Evangelical, March 11 at Our Savior's Riverdale, and March 18 at Dolton M E Church.
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Methodist Episcopal and
Evangelical Churches of
Dalton
Our Savior’s
Riverdale
Erwine Thompson
Immanuel Evangelical Church
Grant and
Sheridan St
Dolton
Philip Bassler
Our Savior’s Church
Wabash
Corn Hog Sign-Up Days Announced for Cook County Farmers
The Cook County Farm Bureau sets sign up days by township from March 5 to March 14 with Farm Bureau offices in Barrington Blue Island and nearby towns. Each farmer must visit on their township date to obtain information and complete a government work sheet, even if not seeking a contract. This process aims to minimize delays and ensure proper handling for all 8848 county farmers.
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Cook County
Couty
Farm Bureau
Barrington
Mon
Elk Grove
Tues
Thianover
Wed
Leyden
Thurs
Maine
Northfield
Sat
Palatine
Schaumbere
Wheeling
Blue Island
Bloom
Bremen
Lemont
Lyons
Orland
Palos
Rich
Thornton
Worth
Noble J. Puffer Appointed County Tabulator
An examination at the Farm Bureau office in Arlington Heights sought the appointment of a County tabulator for the Corn-Hog program under the Agricultural Adjustment Act. The tabulator’s duty is to compile and record data related to program operations.
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Farm Bureau Ofice
Arlington Heights
Sandridge Church to Host German Music Choir March 4
The Sandridge M K Church at 147th Street and Michigan City Road will host an evening service March 4 focused on religious music. The First German M K Church of Chicago, with 71 voices led by Henry W. Loeppert, will perform a varied program under the Young Peoples Society led by Carl T. Waterman and Irene Vandenberg. The choir, though professionally untrained, is noted for decision and fine interpretation and features a rich repertoire.
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Sandridge VM. BE
Michigan City Rd
Sandridge
M. K. Ehureh
M. Kk. Ehureh
Chicare
Henry W. Loeppert
Carl T. Waterman
Sandridge Epworth League
Irene Vandenberg
Unas
Young Peoples Society
First Chirch
Cook County Welcomes New Farm Bureau Official
Nobie J. Puffer, appointed from Washington, will work under Springfield statistician A. J. Suratt and be guided locally by County Agent O. G. Barrett to supervise corn and hog contract efforts in Cook County. Puffer, eight years as assistant superintendent of schools, is well known to residents and represents the Democratic organization for the county superintendent race.
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Cook County
Farm Bureau
Nobie J. Puffer
Washington
A. J. Suratt
Springfield
O. G. Barrett
Mrr. Puffer
Puffer
State Sees Business Upturn in Six Months
Figures sent to Governor Horner by O L Ames Jr show Illinois retailer occupation tax receipts from July to December 1933 totaling 17.88 million dollars with Cook County accounting for 11.67 million. December receipts rose 538 thousand over November and holiday spending boosted year end totals. New taxpayers from Jan 15 to Feb 15 reached 2,500, signaling growing compliance and improving business conditions statewide.
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Henry Horner
Hk O L. Ames, Jr
Department of Finance
State of
Ilinois
Cook County
Ames
Horner names four to Illinois State Mining Board
Governor Henry Horner appoints L A Wasson Harrisburg J W Starks Taylorville Peter Proctor Marseilles and Elmer Weidler Mt Olive to the Illinois State Mining Board and the Senate confirms the four officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Horner
State Mining Board
Senate
L. A. Wasson
Harrisburg
J. W. Starks
Taylorville
Peter Proctor
Marseilles
Elmer Weidler
Mt. Olive
Clean politics and power shifts shape government change
The public is urged to see that elections deliver reform as turnover clears incumbents from office. The remark frames political ethics as a routine result of government transition, stressing voter desire for purity and accountability.
Possibilities of Unification for Local Services
An essay notes potential cost cuts from unified administration, improved mail delivery, and uniform utility charges. The American Legion surveyed public sentiment, finding enthusiasm if operations are shared among civic groups, while concerns about who would run the unified system and de annexation linger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion
Legion
Chicago
Riverdale
Ivanhoe Woman's Club hears talk on ethics and horticulture
The Ivanhoe Woman's Club met at 14106 Michigan Ave with guest speakers from the Illinois Federation of Woman's Clubs. Mrs. Waterman spoke on club ethics and Mrs. Coombs urged attendance at a School of Horticulture starting March 12. The meeting honored Mrs. Nichols who is moving to Chetak Wisconsin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ivanhoe Woman’s Club
F. Stamper
Michigan Ave
Fred Waterman
Wallace Coombs
State Garden
Illinois Federation of Woman’s Clubs
Waterman
Coombs
West Washington St
Frank Stamper
Graves
Clarence A. Brown
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ST. Paul’s Church
138Th and
Leyden Avenue
Missouri Synod
Church Bible School
Paul
Jerusalem
Calumet Sub-District
OUR Savior’s Community Church
United Lutheran Church In America
Sunday School
Brotherhood
Christian Fellowship
Dorothy Paynter
Lester Brookfelt
Our Savior's
Dol
Ph. H. Bassler
Union Church Services
Noble J. Puffer
Bethany
Harry J. Hager
Perry
Dolton Fuel & Mat’! Co. A, C, Wessee, Prop
Engle St
Dolton, Il
Anthony Basile Plumbing
Delton
Lincoln Avenue
Conrad Kern
Interocean
Indiana Avenue
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