St Pauls Church Service And Voters Meeting
The Missouri Synod congregation at St Pauls Church 138th and Leyden Avenue announces Divine services in German at 9 90 and English at 10 15 a.m. with a sermon on Exodus 12 1 13. Sunday school at 9 30 a.m. and a patriotic play All About Washington by the upper grades of the day school scheduled for November 23 7 45 p.m. A voters meeting is set for November 14 at 7 30 p.m. W J Kemnitz pastor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Paul’s Church
138Th
Leyden Avenue
Missouri Synod
Our Christian Day School
Washington
W. J. Kemnitz
Community Church to Host Multiple Services and Contests
Our Savior's Community Church announces Sunday services led by Rev. R G Catlin D D president of the Illinois Synod with girl and men's choirs. An oratorical contest for a bronze medal includes a prize path to state contests and a $400 cash award plus a four year college scholarship. Next week features mock court scenes, boys chorus practice, and confirmation classes for younger and older students. Members are asked to stay home Sunday afternoon November 20 for a member canvass by men of the church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Lutheran Church In America
Wabash
138Th Street
R. G. Catlin
D. D
Illinois Synod of the
United Lutheran Church
Anna Fnglehardt
Margaret Newell
Agnes Stobbs
Eileen Stobbs
Edward Bogenhneider
Calvin Florey
I Peter
Gordon Claussen
Margaret Kiss
Our Savior’s
Immanuel Evan Church Announces Communion and Sunday School
Immanuel Evan Church at Grant and Sheridan lists 9 00 am communion service with Jesus the living bread and 10 00 am Sunday School led by Arthur Dresball. The Evangelical League meets first Sundays and third Tuesdays starting December with the next gathering November 29. Choir rehearsals Fridays and catechetical instruction Saturdays. A welcome is extended with church ministry described as life giving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Immanuel Evan
John Town
Ph. Dd. Bassler
Bowen School Achievement Meeting Highlights November 10
School notes detail Bowen Public School event presented to parents and friends. Program opens with piano solo Over the Waves by LeNora Ross and songs Trulips by Kroeger One by One by Marz. It includes a flag salute Merchant of Venice scene, operetta Jolly Dutch Dollies, initiations, a foreign children play and several accordion solos by Remo Cioe. Remarks by Mr. Paul Sheehan close the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hershell Prill
LeNora Ross
Trulips
Kroeger
Marz
Jolly Dutch Dollies
Remo Cioe
Miss Wolf
Remo
Lincoln School Second Grade Projects and Club News
The second grade builds two ships with sails added by a visiting parent, while third graders craft Indian beads and leather bracelets. Seventh graders elect officers and begin work on The Iron King. Fifth graders plan a health movie and friendship quilt, with many aiming for PTA involvement. Sixth graders create Greek chariot art, and history projects map Jamestown to New Amsterdam. Poems by eighth grade science students muse on the moon and a trip to the sun.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prade
Edward Belz
Reinhold Swanson
Harold Baker
Arthur Bessette
Benny Noel
Selma Schultz
Milton Younker
United States
Jamestown
Plymouth
Quebec
New Amsterdam
Fifteenth Come-to-School Week Set for District 148
The Fifteenth annual Come-to-School week in District 148 runs November 14 to 18, 1932. Parents and patrons are urged to visit schools, inspect work in all grades, and stay at least a half day. A hearty welcome awaits.
Washington School Week and Armistice Day program
Washington School announces Come-to-School Week with exhibits in all rooms and an Armistice Day assembly held November 11 featuring grades 1 through 6. The report notes a Thanksgiving program on November 23 and a recent bantamweights game with Lincoln, ending 5 to 4.
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Washington
Fenente
Phylis Dunne
Sone
Santa Filomena
Celestine Kollar
Spires of
Oxford
Mildred Ingraham
Welfare groups urge aid for hospital care and family support
The appeal calls for hospitalization coverage and child and family services where issues go beyond unemployment, urging funding for welfare organizations to assist affected households.
Stray Fragments Highlight Social Aid Vision for Families
A fragment mentions helping broken families and little children grow into capable, self reliant adults, healthy in mind and body. The line conveys a welfare oriented aim stressing support for youth and family stability as a public good.
Welfare Fund Drive Starts November 14 in Cook County
Suburban Cook county led by Philip W. Moore launches the Emergency Welfare Fund drive to raise 7.5 million dollars for next year. The campaign opens November 14 with the Trades and Industries Division led by Joseph T. Ryerson, enlisting about five thousand volunteers to solicit Chicago businesses. Preliminary Gifts total 1,776,119 already secured as of this week.
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Cook County
Philip W. Moore
Winnetka
Emergency Welfare Fund
Trades and Industries Division
Joseph T. Ryerson
Chicago
Robert A. Gardner
Moore
K-Lemont
Palos, Worth
Calumet
Bremen
Orland
Frank W. Tracey
Blue Island
T—Thornton
Rich and Bloom
Frank W. Bruggemann
Harvey
Robert I. Pierce
Chicago Heights
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OUR Savior’s Community Church
DR. A. W. Hamann
Roseland
Michigan Ave
Riverdale
East 137Th Street
A. J. Alien
Prop
Riverdale, TL
Isaac Shilling
E. 159Th St. South Holland
Bowen School
Lincoln School
the Moon
Barbara Stepenski
TO the Sun
Rose Urbani
Washington School
James Wilson
Lincoln
Arthur Ganser
Harold Schmidt
Walter Huhn
Serge] Bock
Herbert Neander
Harold Grapenthien
First Trust and Savings Bank of Riverdale
Trook
Commercial School
Michigan Avenue
Oliver G. Trook, Pres
Wiersema Bank Building
Cf Night School
Malloy Coal Coq
Dolton
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