Open Bible Church Weekly Services and Schedule
The Open Bible Church at 13563 Indiana Avenue led by Rev. Otis Wasson lists services for Sunday March 30 including 9 45 a m Bible school 11 a m morning sermon The So Called Triumphal Entry and 7 45 p m evening message The Crucifixion Other events include 6 30 p m Youth choir practice 1 30 p m Wednesday Ladies Prayer group 7 30 p m Prayer Praise Bible study and 8 p m Thursday Bible class Mrs Edgar Neath invited to all services The church quotes John 3 14 15.
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Open Bible Church
Indiana Avenue
Otis Wasson
E .D. McGehee
George Gilliam
Moses
John
Saint Marys Church Service Hours
Saint Marys Church at 810 East 187th Street lists Mass times on Sundays at 7 00 8 30 high mass 10 00 and 11 00 oclock Rev John N Weiler pastor and Rev M H Hoffman assistant describe convenient hours for Holy Mass and faithful attendance as service to God
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ST. Mary’s Church
East 187Th Street
John N. Weiler
M. H. Hoffman
St Pauls Church confirmation class public examination
Public examination of 27 members of the St Pauls Church Missouri Synod confirmation class set for Sunday March 30 at 10 am at the church on 18Rth and Leyden Avenue. Classes members listed include Annabelle Lorenz Helen Reisbich Ruth Hammermeister Loretta Busch and others. Last mid week Lenten services April 2 German 7 15 pm English 8 15 pm sermon text Luke 23 46 47 The Price of Life. The Lutheran Hour Sunday 3 15 4 pm over WCFL.
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ST. Paul’s Church
Missouri Synod
Leyden Avenue
Walter J. Kemnitz
Annabelle Lorenz
Helen Reisbich
Ruth Hammermeister
Loretta Busch
Dorothy Vick
Rose Schmall
Wilma Kliefoth
Wilma Wiegel
Delores Wilck
Herbert Siss
Kent Wilken
Sandridge Methodist Church Weekly Schedule 1941
Pastor Frank T. Palm leads Sunday services including 9:15 a.m. worship 10:30 a.m. church school with Stanley Steinke as superintendent 5:00 p.m. Hi league 8:00 p.m. Union Lenten service at Immanuel Evangelical and Reformed in Dalton. Weekday catechism Thursday 3:30 p.m. Berger school and 7:30 p.m. Lenten Christian Discipleship clinic 8:30 p.m. Official board meeting and choir practice. Lenten season urged faithful churchgoing and guidance by religious leaders.
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Sandridge Methodist Church
Frank T. Palm
Stanley Steinke
Immanuel Evangelical and Reformed Church
Dalton
Berger School
First Methodist Church Invites Congregation to Lent Services
Corner Grant and Sheridan Sts. Rev Milton S Freeman, pastor. Church school 9 45 a m Divine worship 11 a m Youth groups 6 45 p m If not worshiping elsewhere we cordially invite you An ancient words that mirror present day souls will be the Lenten message The Union Sunday evening service is at eight o'clock with sermon The Fourth Word by Rev Frank T Palm The last Wednesday 730 p m Lenten service calls for our presence.
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First Methodist Church
Grant and
Sheridan Sts
Milton S. Freeman
Union
Frank T. Palm
Ivanhoe Community schedules Lenten meditation at church
The Ivanhoe Community in the Roosevelt School hosts youth groups at 6 45 p m. Divine worship and church school start at 9 15 a m. The last Sunday morning Lenten service features a meditation titled Ancient Words that Mirror Present Day Souls.
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Ivanhoe Community Church
Roosevelt School
Milton S. Freeman
Dalton
Franklin School Activity Report Highlights
Dorothy Harms and Shirley Cogswell note Junior Red Cross thanks for George Wooshh gtor favors. Students practice baseball and Easter play for the next PT A meeting. Eighth graders begin Franklin Newsreel. Fifth and sixth graders create Dutch pictures and draw Doctor Doolittle characters. First and second graders sing and rehearse Easter Bunnies Parade for the program.
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Franklin School
Dorothy Harms
Shirley Cogswell
Red Cross
George Wooshh Gtor
Franklin
Doctor Doolittle
Lincoln School Busy Readers and Classes Report
First graders made pretty tulip pictures and Evelyn and Georgia wrote tulip poems. Fourth graders practice division with remainders and multiplication by two and three numbers while studying Switzerland. Seventh and eighth graders plan declamatory contest with Riverdale Dalton Lions Club. Eighth grade starts Government of Illinois civics study. Various students return from absences and school reporters are Janice Brand and Barbara Dreshall.
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Lincoln School
Evelyn
Georgia
Switzerland
Riverdale-Dalton
Arlene Kort
Albert Stevenson
Janice Brand
Barbara Dreshall
Thornton Township High School Night School Opens March 31
Registration for the new term is set for March 31 at 7:00 pm. Evening classes include algebra geometry English art sewing typing shorthand bookkeeping drafting and blue print reading. Courses run Monday and Thursday evenings with tuition of five dollars for forty hours and defense related classes remain open for new pupils.
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Thornton Township High School
Thornton
D. Ford
R. Brown
BE. M. Sowers
E. C. Ohlert
Guy Phillips
National Defense
March Weather Plays Large Across Arizona Ranch Tale
A girl named Bess tends Blair ranch in Arizona while longing to stay. she shares a quiet romance with Mark Bates as they contemplate life away from Ohio. The scene shifts from desert to a lakeside tryst along Parcher creek, ending with a pledge of future together. The piece notes the Great Lakes’ vast water and merchant marine share.
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Arizona
Bess
Ohio
Parcher Creek
Dad Mindners
Blair Ranch
Monterey
Mandy
Charles Blair
Blair
Mark Bates
Dad
Mark
America's Contribution to Music and Theodore Thomas
The piece traces music as humanity's ancient, enduring art and praises its elevating power. It notes Theodore Thomas born in 1835, organized America's first orchestra, and led the Cincinnati College of Music briefly before focusing on conducting. An anecdote contrasts an anthem ending with ah-men and a hymn simply with Amen.
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Louisiana
North
Dixies
Land of Dixie
America
Theodore Thomas
Cincinnati College of Music
Pat
Desert Romance in Quiet Kitchen Scene
Bess Meyer leans against the doorway frame in a quiet kitchen and gazes at nothing specific, lost in a moment of desert quiet. The image captures a still, introspective mood without action or dialogue.
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Bess Meyer
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