Our Saviour’s Church Riverdale News And Events
Our Saviours Church Riverdale United English Lutheran announces Sunday Bible school at 9 45. Morning worship at 10 80 a m marks the 19th anniversary with Rev Professor Eckert from Maywood Seminary as speaker. Luther League at 6 45 led by Mildred Berner. A field day in the Chicago area Lutheran churches is planned for Oct 19 with Rev G H Cooper preaching at Reformation Joliet and local pastor officiating. On Nov 9 Dr Irvin Synodical pastor preaches at 10 30 service. All welcome.
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OUR Saviour’s Church OF
Riverdale
United English Lutheran
Eckert
Maywood Seminary
Luther League
Mildred Berner
United Lutheran Church of
Chicago
G. H. Cooper
Joliet
Reformation
Jeffrey
Irvin
A. Voorhees
St Paul Ev Lutheran Church announces Sunday services
The St Paul Evangelical Lutheran Church on 138th Street and Leyden Ave invites worshipers to Divine services in German at 9:80 a.m. and English at 10:45 a.m. with sermon text Eph 4 1 6 The Christian's Duty to walk worthy of his calling A German English graded Sunday school at 9 80 Voters meeting Oct 13 7 45 p.m. The Lutheran Hour broadcasts Oct 16 and Thursdays at 9 p.m. on WBBM key station Oct 16 Pastor W J Kemnitz invites all to hear the Bible only.
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ST. Paul EV. Luth
WBBM
W. J. Kemnitz
Twenty Years Ago With The Painter
Continued from page 1, a local piece notes a painter’s building repainted and steady neighbor patronage. Mr and Mrs Lotz celebrated their tin wedding with friends last Sunday and were wished another tin anniversary by Mrs Wilkens. A. H. Boyden of Montague Michigan, an ex Highlawn resident and property owner, is in town on business and reconnected with old neighbors.
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Wm. Lotz
Alvin Wilkens
Lotz
A. H. Boyden
Montague, Mich
Boyden
Highlawn
Michigan
Homewood News Highlights Local Happenings
Henry Gottschalk and Henry Moecker return from Stuttgart Ark after viewing rice samples at Homewood State Bank and judging an excellent crop. Louise Hassberg returns from Minnesota trip. Wm Dawe renovates home with new roof and coat of paint. George W Soupham travels to Ann Arbor to study medicine and may add M D to his name. A biplane visit stirs town while Judge Howe’s notice falters. W K Lore subdivision adds a new lot after a debate over alleys. Fred Gold opposes without alley. loses vote but alley need remains.
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Homewood News
Louis Schoof
Henry Gottschalk
Henry Moecker
Stuttgart
Ark
Homewood State Bank
Louise Hassberg
Minnesota
Wm. Dawe
George W. Soupham
Ann Arbor
Michigan
George
Judge Howe
Working Students Balance Jobs and College Costs
About half of regular university students take on work to help pay expenses. The statement notes many students balance employment with coursework and study demands.
Marco Polo Adventures Studied In Lincoln Avenue Junior High
Seventh graders at Lincoln Avenue Junior High study Marco Polo and pre Columbus history. A student theme recounts Polo born in Venice, travels to Sumatra India Persia and China, becoming governor then returning in changing apparel while rubies and gems reveal his ragged disguise.
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Lincoln Avenue
Marco Polo
Columbus
America
Venice
Marco
Sumatra
India
Persia
China
East
Customs of the People During Washington's Period
A Lincoln Avenue Junior High eighth grade class studies post Revolutionary era life. The piece notes coastal settlement patterns, river crossings, and a postal system era. Population figures from 1790 show Virginia and Pennsylvania leading, with Philadelphia and New York among the largest towns.
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Lincoln Avenue
United States
Washington
Boston
Philadelphia
Alleghanies
Massachusetts
New York
Hudson River Valley
Albany
Mohawk Valley
Virginia
Pennsylvania
Baltimore
Charlestown
Salt Lake City
Scouts Meet to Plan Programs and Parties
Girl Scouts will meet on Monday at 4 o clock to plan several programs and parties connected with regular scout work. Members are invited to attend and participate in upcoming activities.
Highlawn Parent Teacher Address and School News Highlight
Mrs. Orville T Bright Sr renowned for PTA work will speak at the October 16 meeting at 8 pm in the Highlawn school auditorium. Regular classes paused Oct 7 for district teachers to attend the Illinois Congress of Parents and Teachers conference.
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Highlawn
Orville T. Bright
Parent-Teacher Association
Parent Teacher Congress
Harvey
District Nineteen
Ilinois Congress of Parents and Teachers
West
Young
School News Highlawn
Ecro
Owens
Wanzer Dairy
Fifty-fifth Street
Kerr
Shedd Aquarium
Layborne Cravens
Jack Devie
Walter Huhn
Milton Holden
Robert Jones
Harold Grapenthien
Herbert Neander
Vernon Schaefer
William Woosnam
America
Red Cross
Miss LaCrosse
Bowen School Notes and Sports Updates
The fifth and sixth grades welcome Mrs Bouma as new teacher while the eighth grade tackles profit and loss topics in arithmetic. The seventh and eighth grade girls have a new volleyball net and the soccer team meets Glenwood. Spelling honors list appears for grades six to eight. Fourth and fifth graders suggest whale names with Eleanor Wordlemann and Ethel Bishop published in the Evening American.
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Annabelle Vandermyde
Mr. Zehner
Bouma
Homewood
Glenwood
Irene Engelhardt
Nancy Sutton
Francis Lattmner
Dorothy Paynter
Edith Sells
Lenora Ross
Hazel Paynter
Lotus Ahrens
August Bowse
Hershel Prill
Arleene Scott
Lois Wilkens
Charles Cook
Annie Jay
James Klocksieben
George Madison
Dolores Ripley
Evelyn Nimtz
Lillian Dengler
Woodrow Carson
Delores Ripley
Chicago
Eleanor Wordlemann
Ethel Bishop
Evening American
Chicago Street School First Grade Health Rules
First grade students at Chicago Street School focus on health rules with Milk this week and Hot Fruits and Vegetables next. Mothers are encouraged to help. reading begins in the Primer. kindness to animals is emphasized. second grade holds a spelling contest between boys and girls with blue and gold stars for A grades and Friday tests.
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Lincoln Avenue
Chicago Street
Ardath Anders
Lillian Dengler
Betty Ann Mills
Mery
Robert Galleges
Flora
Mabel Dorman
Phyllis Fike
Violet Porter
Tony Pulauskis
Ben Vareo
Lor
Third Grade Room Notes Milk Plan and New Pupil Added
The third grade mentions 25 enrolled students with 18 to 20 drinking milk daily and a new pupil Delores Basso. They keep goldfish and a turtle, aim to have all students drink milk, and report a completed silhouette border for health and safety lessons. Grade five welcomes Florence Basso and shows student flower and fruit drawings. Grade six studies trees with reading the poem Trees by Bliss Carman and a tree folder project. Visit us anytime to see the room and school.
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John Miller
Florence Basso
van Vlissengen
Bliss Carman
Onion growth needs rich soil and careful conditions
The onion, a historic staple, requires highly fertile, well drained soil and a weed free bed. It demands cold moist soil during growth and warm dry conditions at maturity to thrive, reflecting its fastidious nature.
Faith's Great Value Inspires Labor for Humanity
A quotation from George W. Julian urges that true faith drives work for humanity as if the world’s fortunes depend on one’s personal efforts. The message emphasizes dedication, ethical purpose, and public service as guiding principles.
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Faith
George W. Julian
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