Advent Services at St Pauls Ev Lutheran Church
The church in Missouri Synod announces the start of the new church year with German services at 10 a.m. on Sunday, 9:30 a.m. preparatory and English Sunday school at 9:30, Advent midweek service on December 4 at 7:30 p.m. Visitors welcome at the Church of the Open Bible.
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ST. Paul’s
EV. Luth
138Th Street
Leyden Ave
Maissouri Synod
Paul
Jesus Christ
Church of the Open Bible
Dal ton M E Church Dalton notices and events
Sheridan Grant church school at 9 45 a m morning worship 11 a m Epworth League 6 45 p m evening service 7 30 p m annual bazaar and supper Wednesday Dec 4 supper 5 30 until sold sale of articles at 6 o clock children missionary meeting Monday Dec 2 after school for ages 8 to 14 official board meeting Wednesday Dec 4Ep worth League invites youth join services led by Mr Wendrick of Morgan Park Rev Erwine Thompson pastor
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Sheridan and
Grant Streets
Epworth League
Ladies’ Aid Society
M. E. Church
Dalton
Wendrick
Morgan Park
Erwine Thompson
Girl In Australia Eats Vast Quantities Of Food
Sydney doctors at St. Vincents Hospital study a 24 year old woman who cannot stop eating. She reportedly consumes fifteen meat pies twenty four bananas twelve mutton chops thirty slices of toast three loaves of bread and eighteen sausages daily and drinks twenty seven cups of tea and two gallons of beef tea yet remains hungry. The illness remains unexplained as investigators search for a cause.
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Sydney
Australia
St. Vincent’s Hospital
School Notes Showcase Of Imagination And Visits
In public and parochial schools students share work from a 30 minute evening sessions. First graders like Anna Born and Corinne Trimble earns praise for stories as parents visited classrooms. Spring Come to School Week will exhibit year’s work and thanks are given to visiting families for support.
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Donald Ripley
Donald
Anna Born
Moonbeam Violet Leaf Fairy in Autumn Harvest Dream
A walker gathers flowers by a spring in the woods and meets a tiny fairy named Moon beam Violet Leaf. The fairy and a dancing band appear around a ring with a harvest moon and a poem about autumn fields and woodland folk.
Sixth Grade Honor Badges Highlight School Week
Six grade pupils earned Honor badges after parents visited the school during Fall Come-to-School Week. The Sixth grade won the most points for marching and will color bearer as other grades march out. Various classes covered sewing math geography civics and gym with student work on volumes cones and TB geography discussions. Parents visited and evening classes filled the building before dismissal and continuation of sessions.
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Pryde
Vera Born
Anna Rimkus
Martha Szapovich
Vera Panozza
Marion Hammer
Mary Axtell
Japan
Highlawn School Hosts Come-to-School Week and Events
Highlawn observes a successful Come-to-School Week with many parents visiting, clocks installed, new desks purchased and assembled by eighth grade students. Ruth Mullen returns after illness as November PT A meeting features a program with songs, poems and tributes by multiple grades.
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Highlawn
Ruth Mullen
Volkmar
America
Leona Isadore
Delores Kimmey
America the Beautiful
Notice of Water Improvements South Holland 1929 Hearing
The Village of South Holland announces a connected water supply project on streets including Chicago Street 154th to 159th, and adjacent lanes and alleys. An assessment for costs, payable in ten annual installments at 6 percent, will be heard December 14, 1929, with objections and defenses allowed. Commissioner Peter Jacobs signs dated November 29, 1929.
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Board of Trustes
South Holland
Chicago Street
154Th Street
159Th Street
Woodlawn Avenue
158Th Place
First Alley
Chicago and Eastern Thllinois Railway
Chicago and Eastern Illinois Railway
Wausau_ Avenue
157Th Street
Louis Street
Wausau Avenue
Louis Avenue
Calumet River
157Th
West Seventy-eight
South East Quarter
Township Thirty
Cook County
Illinois
Peter Jacobs
City official DeBolt cleared in street assault case
Fiedler testified DeBolt slapped him in the mayor's office after a council meeting and later kicked him in the street. DeBolt admitted striking Fiedler and said he would have fought even Jack Dempsey, but the court found DeBolt not guilty.
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Fiedler
DeBolt
Water Department
Jack Dempsey
DeBonk
Donigan
Evolution of the Horse Show at Field Museum Chicago
The Field Museum in Chicago hosts an exhibit tracing the horse family from a four toed animal the size of a cat to the modern one toed hoofed horse. The display highlights major steps in prehistoric evolution and the emergence of modern equines.
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Field Museum of Natural History
Chicago
One Penalty of Success Quote from San Francisco Chronicle
A San Francisco Chronicle note defines success as being quoted on topics you know nothing about. It highlights the irony of public figures speaking beyond expertise and the burden of widespread attention.
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San Francisco Chronicle
Clemenceau Buried Quietly in Vendee
Georges Clemenceau known as the Tiger was laid to rest near La Roche-sur-Yon in his native Vendee with 30 relatives and close friends present. The family declined a state funeral proposed by Premier Andre Tardieu. He died at eighty eight after a long career as wartime premier.
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Paris
Georges Clemenceau
The
Tiger
France
la Roche-sur-Yon
Vendee
Andre Tardieu
M. Clemenceau
Clemenceau
Baby Smothered by Blankets in Harvey Home
The coroner’s jury ruled the death of David Allen Hill, a month and a half old son of Mr and Mrs Howard Hill of 15932 Loomis avenue Harvey, was accidental suffocation. The blankets covering the infant while asleep caused the asphyxiation. The father urged publication as a warning. The baby, born October 1, was described as robust and a promising infant.
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David Allen Hill
Howard Hill
Loomis Avenue
Harvey
Harvey Tribune
Humanity and dogs in human life
The piece contrasts dogs as man's friends with how people treat others by implying that living like a dog reflects how some humans influence or mistreat others. It uses phrases about leading a dog's life to illustrate the harsher side of human relationships.
The Pastor Says on Driving and Death
A quotation notes women often teach driving yet do not drive themselves. It suggests preparations for death can transform wild oats into good grain through a pronouncement, attributed to John Andrew Holmes.
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John Andrew Holmes
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