St. Paul’s Ev. Lutheran Church Services Plan
The St. Paul’s Evangelical Lutheran Church at 138th Street and Leyden Ave. schedules German service at 9:30 a.m. and English service at 10:45 a.m. on Sunday October 21 with a sermon from Zechariah 3 1 7 titled The sinner before the tribunal of God. Sunday school begins at 9:30 a.m. and Pastor W. J. Kemnitz invites all to hear the Bible message.
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ST. Paul’s
EV. Luth
138Th Street
Leyden Ave
Jesus Christ
Our Saviour's Church Riverdale Autumn Fellowship Night
Our Saviour's Church Riverdale invites all to an Autumn Fellowship and Get-To-gether Night on Wednesday October 24 at 8 p.m. featuring a motion picture The Veteran of the Cross. No admission but free-will offering on October 28 for Reformation Day life-service emphasis. Rev. Edward A Voorhees, Pastor.
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United Luth
Church In America
R. R. Weismiller
Reformation Church
U. S
A. Voorhees
X Ray Use in Brain Study Developed in Basel
Dr. Max Ludin of the Roentgen Institute in Basel demonstrates a contrast X ray method to locate brain tumors. By filling brain cavities with air tumors fail to show white patches, while medulla imaging uses a heavier oil to reveal black strips indicating tumor edges. He aims to refine the technique with an oil lighter than spinal fluid to pin down the tumor’s lower edge for precise surgery.
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Basel
Switzerland
Max Ludin
Roentgen Institute
Citizens’ Hospital
Doctor Ludin
Ludin
South Sea Islanders Crave Paper Umbrellas
Report from the South Sea islands notes rising demand for Chinese and Japanese paper umbrellas. Wealthier residents prefer flowery Japanese umbrellas while the common people buy durable Chinese oilcloth umbrellas for rain and shine.
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Peking
South Sea Islands
Japan
China
Reversal Rumor Reported by Two American Captains
Two American steamship captains report possible evidence of a reversal in the Gulf Stream current. The find suggests a notable shift in maritime conditions affecting Atlantic navigation and climate implications.
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London
America
Dollar Bill Longevity Drops as Printing Costs Soar
The dollar’s buying power falls to about two thirds of prewar levels and bills wear out in six months, a fraction of the 20 months once expected. The government plans to print about a billion new $1 notes annually to sustain currency and costs around 84 million dollars. New small bills of cotton and linen will last longer, costing about 1.6 cents each.
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Washington
Sis
First American Copyright Pioneer Noah Webster Named
The article notes Noah Webster as the first to utilize the United States copyright law. It mentions the Elis Grammatical Institute of the English Language as protected under this framework and connected to WS publication.
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Noah Webster
United States
Elis Grammatical Institute
Bowen School Notes On Visits Activities And Game
Mr Stutzriem built two ventilators per room to keep papers from blowing around. A Country Life Director visited and observed recitations and books. Eighth graders prepare reading outlines to be judged by Miss McMahon. Seventh and eighth grade girls enjoy a repaired boys soccer ball. Indian life pictures were made by third and fourth graders. American Junior Red Cross posters aim for a hundred percent banner. Dr Kollar vaccinated sixty pupils, everyone examined showed good recovery. Bowen planned to play Hazel Crest but vs Whittier yielded 3 points to 0.
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Stutzriem
Bowen
Bowen School
Country Life
Hazel Crest
Whittier
Lincoln Avenue School Second Grade Recitation and Patrol Report
Lincoln Avenue School features a Columbus Day program with a second grade recitation Our Flag by Billy Stanley plus eight boys with flags and drums The fourth grade will present next and the fifth grade sang two songs Elizabeth Van DeLoyt read Christopher Columbus Sixth graders study lumber camps and salmon fishing plan a lumber camp project They are earning Crusade Pins Health Crusade runs twelve weeks now The sixth grade also makes book reports on David Copperfield and Oliver Twist New Learn to Study readers added Seventh grade girls sew aprons under Miss Salisbury illness kept Roy Cogswell and John Zwiers away Student Patrol with Walter Patty as chief helps cross busy corners with white belts and patrol badges
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Billy Stanley
Elizabeth van DeLoyt
Christopher Columbus
David Copperfield
Oliver Twist
Miss Salisbury
Roy Cogswell
John Zwiers
Lincoln Avenue School
Walter Patty
R. K. George
Lincoln Avenue Junior High Student Council Officers
The Lincoln Avenue Junior High School student council meets weekly. Officers elected include President Josephine Verhoeven Vice President August Hagen Secretary Mary Axtell. The president selects a monthly program committee. Harry Roush and Walter Patty serve as sergeants at arms to keep order during assemblies.
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Lincoln Avenue
Josephine Verhoeven
August Hagen
Mary Axtell
Harry Roush
Walter Patty
Thornton High School Notes By Bernice Meyer
Fried Kasten of Dalton chosen to lead the Thornton Boys club this year after Tuesday officers election. Fred elected president, Robert Bloom first vice president, Paul Peebles secretary treasurer, with details continuing for additional offices and duties.
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Fried Kasten
Dalton
Thornton Boys Club
Fred
Robert Bloom
Paul Peebles
Boys' Club Elects New Directors Highlight Local Honor
Wilbur Weides serves as vice president, William Hedtke as secretary and treasurer, with Elmer Turngren David Cohen and Thomas Noble on the board. One Homewood boy Donald Mackenzie is named to the board, reflecting the scarce high honor in the selection.
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Wilbur Weides
William Hedtke
Elmer Turngren
David Cohen
Thomas Noble
Homewood
Donald Mackenzie
Boys’ Club
Plan Elevation for Hammond Rail Crossings
Edward J Noonan, Chicago engineer, outlines rerouting downtown Hammond rail traffic onto the Michigan Central right of way. Roads will enter from Columbia avenue and move west to Hohman street, then swing north to Illinois. The plan cuts crossings from 37 to 17 and adds subways beneath elevated tracks to remove current north south crossings.
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Edward J. Noonan
Chicago
Hammond
Michigan
Columbia Avenue
Hohman Street
Illinois
Blue Island Liederkranz celebrates diamond jubilee in Blue Island
Blue Island Liederkranz holds a diamond jubilee event Sunday October 28 at Eagles hall Grove and Henry streets Blue Island. The 120 voice chorus directed by H Kernemann with soloists Madame Laura Van der Lecht and Glynn Elliott performs from 8 p m to midnight with guest groups Walddeck singing society Junger Maennar Chor and special appearance by Fiche Turnerverein Roseland.
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Blue Island Liederkranz
Cook County
Eagles’ Hall
Grove
Henry Streets
Blue Island
Liederkranz
Middlewest
Walddeck Singing Society
Junger Maennar Chor
Chicago
Persian tea rooms and a century of tea culture
Tea drinking is a universal Persian habit with many tea houses serving all classes. Some are elaborately furnished while others are simple. These establishments act as meeting places where merchants and patrons conduct business, with smoking accompanying the tea.
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Persia
Birds Taken on Hooks From Bass Lures In Bog Waters
Birds were frequently caught by bass plugs used by fishermen in a bog. Several cases report birds seized underwater as believed small fish, while frogs hunted nearby.
Minerals for Health and Iron in Blood
The article stresses minerals essential in food, including iron iodine phosphorus calcium manganese potash and sedan. It notes iron is needed for blood and that the red coloring matter carries oxygen throughout the body.
One Good Point Charm in Mencken Quote
A brief quotation notes that one endearing aspect of the human breast is its constant bubbling with hope, attributed to H. L. Mencken.
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L Mencken
Civic body names listed for districts and officials
Continued from page one a roster of local officials and candidates for SPECIALVILLE MIDLOTHIAN EVERGREEN PARK with 12 names including J Thompson Charles Basil Charles Brum POSEN Frank Mesh Sr John Gerewicki Bruno Grzodzinski J H Hamilton Nicholas Kremer William Swilliam Max E Malkin Emmett T Ormsby Henry Sievers.
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Midlothian
J. H. Hamilton
Nicholas Kremer
William Swilliam
Evergreen Park
Max E. Malkin
Emmett T. Ormsby
Henry Sievers
Thieves Stole Attorney Wielgorecki's Car Front of House
A dark gray 1928 Cadillac sedan with wood wheels struck Carl Hunke’s Ford on Western near High before fleeing east on High and south on Gregory. Attorney Otto Wielgorecki of Chicago and Blue Island later questioned police as witnesses described a wide street scene and a possible female driver.
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Otto Wielgorecki
Oak Street
Chicago
Blue Island
Sergt. Gese
Carl Hunke
High and
Western Avenue
Mr. Weilgorecki
Sergt
Mr. W
S. G
Gregory Street
Grunewald Street
Blue Island Sun- Standard
Vote for John W. Jaranowski for Recorder of Deeds
Thousands who rely on his work testify to a steady hand and vetted integrity. He has held only public posts to serve, not for gain, and his career shows mature judgment and proven efficiency. The Recorder of Deeds earns Cook County over 400000 dollars annually in fees, reducing general taxes and rents.
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Calumet City
Recorder of Deeds
Cook County
Cook
John W. Jaranowski
The Difference We Value The Air We Breathe
A reflective note from the Atchison Globe on how people overlook the value of air because it costs nothing. It contrasts the worth of earned dollars, calling one dollar a mountain to some and a molehill to others.
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Atchison Globe
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W. J. Kemnitz
OUR Saviour’s Church
Riverdale
Thornton High School
Bernice Meyer
Minerals For Health
Specialville Co
J. Thompson
Charles Basil Charles Brum
Thieves IN Harry
Wielgorecki
Sandust
Misty Morn
Gladstone Co
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