The Churches Services and School Start
Rev Walter J Kemnitz leads Divine services Sunday September 6 German at 9 30 English at 10 45 a m with the Lord's Supper in English Sermon topic Wherefore serveth the Law from Galatians contrasts salvation by law The new Christian day school year begins September 8 at 9 a m with a brief service. parents and friends invited Pray that church and school bless all members Bring children to church and school
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Walter J. Kemnitz
Christian Day School
Final Summer Sermon at Our Saviors Church
Our Savior's Community Church on Wabash Avenue at 138th Street invites those who missed Rev Greenholt's summer sermons to hear his last talk titled Why God next Sunday September 6. Rev Keiter and family are expected back September 8 with the pastor resuming services September 13.
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Wabash Avenue
138Th Street
Herman Keiler
Greenholt
Keiter
St Marys Church Services Outline in Riverdale
St Marys Church at 310 East 187th Street Riverdale lists Mass times on Sunday at 7 00 9 00 and 11 00 a m with Pastor Rev John N Weiler. The notice emphasizes convenient hours for Holy Mass to encourage faithful weekly attendance.
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ST. Mary’s Church
East 187Th Street
Riverdale
John N. Weiler
Immanuel Church Sunday Schedule and Meetings
Corner Grant and Sheridan Streets hosts Sunday school at 10 o'clock led by Christ Dreshall with a class for every age and divine worship at 11 o'clock on the theme Our Common Woes. Workers staff meet Tuesday evening at 8 and a congregational meeting Wednesday at 8. Choir Friday and Womens Union Thursday at 2. You are welcome if you have no church home.
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Christ Dreshall
Womens Union
Immanuel
First Methodist Episcopal Church Weekly Service
Corner Grant and Sheridan Streets hosts Rev. Lee Ernest Coleman pastor with church school at 9:15 a.m. and worship at 11:00 a.m. Guest speaker Rev. Francis Thomas DD. Everyone welcome.
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Corner Grant and
Sheridan Sts
Lee Ernest Coleman
Francis Thomas DD
Sandridge M E Church Services Proclaimed
Rev Leopold Schneider pastor announces morning worship at 10 30 Sunday with Sunday school and an evening service at 7 30 The Thursday September 10 prayer meeting begins at 7 50 with choir rehearsal listed in the church notices
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Sandridge M. E
Leopold Schneider
St Clement's Episcopal Church Schedule and Appeal
Saint Clement's Episcopal Church at 18th and Looms invites all to Holy Communion at 7 30 a.m. and 9 15 a.m. with church school. A Holy Eucharist will be offered the Sunday before Labor Day for the cause of Social Justice. The parish invites all to join in worship and intercession.
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Saint Clement’s
Tragic Roby Speedway Crash Claims Ray Pixley
Ray Pixley 26 of Los Angeles died after his car crashed into the guard rail during the first 10 mile handicap at Roby Speedway. His vehicle flipped, bounced, and slid off the dirt track as drivers Snyder and Connors narrowly avoided him. Pixley died en route to a hospital from neck and internal injuries. Billy Winn of Detroit won the feature five mile race, with Chet Gardner and Wild Bill Cummings finishing second and third.
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Ray Pixley
Los Angeles
Roby Speedway
108Th
Indianapolis Blvd
Pixley
Jimmy Snyder
George Connors
Snyder
Kosier
Whiting
Ind
Billy Winn
Detroit
Chet Gardner
California
Bill” Cummings
Indianapolis
Bicycle Collision Lights Up Road Fracas
Isaac Meurlace an 18 year old from Chicago street rode he hit a Goldblatt truck at 144th street and Chicago road. He escaped with minor scratches while his bicycle was heavily damaged. He blamed truck drivers and said he may become a traffic cop to seek revenge.
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Isaac Meurlace
Chicago Street
Dalton
Isaac
Goldblatt
144Th Street
Chicago Road
Coal business gag echoes in quiet bridge talk
Helen and Freddy spar over a line about coal business and ashes while they describe a bridge as restful. The dialogue contrasts mundane chores like splitting wood and mowing the lawn with a deadpan joke about the usage of ashes.
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Helen
Freddy
Bridge
Bethany Reformed Church Hosts Pietsch Address Series
The Bethany Reformed Church at 111th place and Perry avenue invites parishioners to a vesper service with Rev. W. El Pietsch of the Independent Fundamental Churches of America. He will discuss Are Spain and Mussolini Furnishing Dynamite in the Present World Crisis. Services begin at 8 30 Sunday evening, with morning and evening talks and choirs performing.
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Spain
Mussolini
W. EL Pietsch
Independent Fundamental Churches of America
Bethany Reformed Church
111Th Place
Perry Ave
Pietsch
Jesus
Chow
Young Peoples’ Choir
Chicago Public Schools Open Sept 14 With 478000 Pupils
Superintendent William H. Johnson announced the Chicago school system will reopen on September 14 with an estimated 478,000 students. He noted the figure is only slightly below last year’s enrollment as a declining birth rate begins to affect attendance.
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Chicago
William H. Johnson
Oldest Tennessee voter, 110, casts first ballot
Aunt Femmie Young, a 110 year old Black woman reputed Tennessee’s oldest, voted in a primary for the first time, choosing the Democratic ticket. In a lighter note, Herman Voight of Hastings Minnesota just turned 100 and teased a doctor’s outdated tuberculosis prognosis from 60 years ago.
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Femmie Ann Young
Tennessee
Herman Voight
Hastings
Minn
Also Mentioned on This Page
ST. Paul’s Church
138Th and
Leyden Avenue
Missouri Synod
OUR Savior’s Community Church
United Lutheran Church In America
Immanuel Evangelical and Reformed Church
Grant and
Sheridan Streets
Phil. H. Bassler
First Methodist Episcopal Church
ST. Clements Episcopal Church
Harvey
W. O. Cross
Roby
Robey Speedway
Indiana
Hess Tire and Repair Shop
Calumet Ave
Hammond, Ind
Malmstrom’s
Jewelers and Optometrists
Michigan Avenue
Interocean
Dolton Dairy Store
Dolton
United States
U. S. Gov.t
Harvey Federal
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