Luther birthday services at St Pauls Evangelical Lutheran Church
The church on 188th Street and Leyden Ave announces Divine services on Nov 10 German 9 30 and English 10 45 a m to celebrate Luther's birthday. Voter meeting Nov 11 at 7 45 p m Sunday school Nov 10 at 9 30 a m. Rehearsals for the Christmas programme begin. bring the children. Pastor W J Kemnitz
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ST. Paul’s EV. Luth
188Th Street
Leyden Ave
Missouri Synod
Luther
Our Saviors Lutheran Church Services and Activities
The church invites all to Sunday Bible School at 9:30 a.m. and morning worship at 10:30 a.m. with the theme Righteousness and Armistice observance, followed by Luther League at 6:45 p.m. on war causes. Evengelism classes Thursdays 7:30 p.m. Youth choir Fridays 4 p.m. Catechism classes Saturdays 10 and 10:40 a.m. Thanksgiving service 9:30 a.m. Rev. Edward A. Voorhees, Pastor.
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Luther League
Florence Wilkens
Young Peoples
Dolton M E Church Corner Sheridan and Grant Streets
The Dolton M E Church announces services at Corner Sheridan and Grant Streets with church school at 9 45 a m and morning worship at 11 00 a m Epworth League at 6 45 p m and evening service at 7 80 p m The Ladies Aid Society holds an all day meeting Thursday Nov 14 with a pot luck luncheon at noon A bake sale is planned for Saturday Nov 9 at 10 o'clock in 354 Lincoln Avenue The Kings Heralds opening meeting is Thursday Nov 14 after school for 8 to 14 year olds Pastor Erwin Thompson invites participation
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Sheridan
Grant Streets
Epworth League
Ladies’ Aid Society
Lincoln Avenue
Atlantic & Pacific Company
King’s Heralds
Gold Star Spiritualistic Church notices Harvey Ill
Gold Star Spiritualistic Church of Harvey Illinois announces Sunday services at 2 30 p m with missionary speakers and messages by Mme Evelyn Boyd Sealed ballots and healing by Mrs Kling president Mediums invited Home Circles and Healing held Wednesday and Saturday at 231 West 147th Street telephone Harvey 1260.
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Harvey, Ill
East 154Th Street
Mme
Evelyn Boyd
Kling
W. 147Th Street
Harvey
Christmas Seals Reach 115 Million for Tuberculosis Fund
The Chicago Tuberculosis Institute reports 115 million Christmas seals received for its December drive, the 22nd annual campaign to fund public health work in Chicago and Cook County. The seals come from the National Tuberculosis Association, with 1400 Chicago branches, and feature a medieval youth ringing a bell.
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Chicago Tuberculosis Institute
Michigan Avenue
Chicago
Cook County
National Tuberculosis Association
New York
Chicago Tuerculosis Institute
United States
Theodore B. Sachs
Lincoln Avenue
Pendleton
Alta Itter
Lincoln Avenue School Notes On Activities And Transfers
Lincoln Avenue School reports third graders studying Indians for The First Thanksgiving with clay pottery projects. Fifth graders contribute to the Junior Red Cross while art creates colored windows. New Bowen transfers join the eighth grade and a growing attendance record is praised. The library relocates to Room Fifteen with bright shelves and a planned completion. Spanish reflexives and days count are covered, and compositions on El Aula are added. Mathematics explores installment purchases and history topics include early schools and suffrage. Herbert Brady and Arnold Spoor join 8B from Bowen. eighth grade cooking begins sugar study. health class builds substitute materials. new students Henrietta Ohlsen Ruth Sawyer Lily Matz arrive in Bowen transfers.
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Red Cross
Bowen School
Lincoln Avenue
Henrietta Ohlsen
Ruth Sawyer
Lily Matz
Circle definitions and school activity in civics class
Edward Rouse offers a definition of a circle as a round straight line with a hole in the mid dle. The class notes civics study on recreation planning, new book shelves, and ninth grade artwork and captain ball games, with readiness for basketball challenges.
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Mr. Staunton
Edward
Edward Rouse
Eighth and Ninth Grade Basketball Practice Plan
The eighth and ninth grades practice basketball after school on Mondays Wednesdays and Fridays and plan to play other schools soon. Coach Baumann says they will invite other teams once they beat the eighth grade by twenty points.
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Baumann
Chicago Street P T A Meeting Notice
The Chicago Street Parent Teachers Association announces a meeting on Friday evening November 15 1929. A program and refreshments follow. New parents from Greenfield Subdivision are urged to attend to become acquainted and enjoy the evening.
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Chicago Street Parent-Teachers Association
Greenfield Subdivision
Mohawks Triumph Over Dolton All-Stars In Narrow Football Win
The Mohawks beat the Dolton All-Stars 12 to 6 with Eddie Ripley scoring every Mohawk point including a 90 yard run and a late pass for the extra point. Other standout players were Pee Wee Alpert Johnny Kinney and the line. Next Sunday November 10 the West Pullman Colts visit Riverdale Park at 1 30 pm and the Lowvale Boosters meet Harvey Eleven at 3 pm.
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Dolton
Dalton
Comet
Edldie
Straven
Pee Wee” Alpert
Johnny” Kinney
West Pullman Colts
Riverdale Park
Lowvale Boosters
Harvey Eleven
Nothing But the Truth play by Girls' and Boys' club
A stage production titled Nothing But the Truth runs November 13 to 16. The cast includes Robert Bennett Alfred Johnson E M Ralston Henry Dyer and others with Miss Sexauer selecting a 150 member troupe. Mrs Montelius directs the orchestra performing Desert Song Three Musketeers and It Happened in Nordland. Student managers Clara Panzer Bernard Wilson and faculty manager Mr Smith are credited.
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Girls’ and Boys’ Club
James Montgomery
Miss Sexauer
Robert Bennett
Alfred Johnson
E. M. Ralston
Henry Dyer
Dick Donnelly
Milton Craig
Clarence van Dusen
Everett Olson
Bishop Doran
Herbert Wiltsee
Gwendolyn Ralston
Sylvia Hill
de Lynne Walkerly
Ethel Clark
Margaret Wall
Mable Jackson
Juanita Roberts
Sable Jackson
Marie Barbier
Martha
Belle Marinoff
Nothing But the Truth promises a laugh filled evening
The comedy may be rightfully expected to be as entertaining and enjoyable as past plays have been. To spend a most enjoyable and laughable evening see "Nothing But the Truth."
Mexico's Printing Heritage Surpasses Cambridge Milestone
A print shop in Mexico city existed a century before Cambridge Mass produced the Bay Psalm Book in 1640. The note highlights early American and Mexican printing history, noting how the Mexican press predates the famed New England work.
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City of
Mexico
Cambridge, Mass
Bay
Early American Paper History at Fairmount Park Mill
The narrative notes that Europe began paper use in the eleventh century and England in the fourteenth, with the first U S paper mill established by David Rittenhouse in 1690. The Philadelphia Fairmount Park site still stands as a historical mill today.
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Europe
England
United States
David Rittenhouse
Fairmount Park
Philadelphia
Auto Etiquette The trouble with many automobile tourists
An American Magazine piece on driving manners notes travelers use the wrong fork in the road of road trip etiquette. It discusses navigation choices and behavior learned from experience and common sense.
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American Magazine
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W. J. Kemnitz
OUR Saviour’s Luth
United Luth
America
Wabash
Edw
A. Voorhees
Dolton M. E. Church
Erwin Thompson
Gold Star Spiritualistic Church
Lincoln Avenue School
Chicago Street
Edward “Comet
Ripley
Thornton Township
Philco
Twin City
Joseph Locher
Wallace Monk
Primrose Coal Citi
G. R. Collinson Coal Yard
Park Ave
Pennsylvania Tracks
Dolton 5
Conrad Kern
Indiana Ave
Riverdale
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