Justifying Self Sermon At Our Saviour's Church
Our Saviour's Lutheran Church announces Sunday school at 9 30 a m and divine service at 10 30 a m with sermon Justifying Self. Promotion day September 25 Rally Day October 2 special combined service and early start. Catechetical Church Membership class begins October 1 at 2 00 p m through Easter 1928. Reverend Edward A Voorhees, pastor.
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United Luth
Church In America
Wabash
Edw. A. Voorhees
Christian Giving Sermon at St Pauls Lutheran
Divine services at St Pauls Lutheran Church on Sept 11 feature German 9:30 and English 10:45 with the sermon on Christian Giving and the widow's gift. Sunday school rally at 9:15 seeks full attendance. Sept 15 the Ath letic Association meets for members in good sport.
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St. Paul’s Athletic Association
W. J. Kemnitz
Immanuel Evang Church Hosts Mission Festival
Immanuel Evangelical Church announces a Sunday Mission Festival on September 11 with a morning schedule including church school at 9:30 and German worship at 10:30 led by Rev J Schmidt Beecher IL. An afternoon program features two addresses by Rev E H Eilers Peotone IN and Rev Goebel Chicago IL. Evening service begins at 7:45.
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J. Schmidt
Beecher
E. H. Eilers
Peotone
Goebel
Chicago
Ill
Sermon and church notice from Rev. A Koch in Chicago
Rev. A Koch of Chicago invites friends to join in winning others for Christ and the church. Special music offered at all services with a free will offering for Kingdom work, signed Wm Kreis, Pastor.
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Rev. A. Koch
Chicago
Wm. Kreis
First Methodist Church Weekly Schedule
Sunday school at 9 45 a m for all ages in Bible study. Morning worship at 11 o clock. Epworth League Society at 6 45 p m. Evening service at 7 30 o clock with sermons by the pastor and special music. Public welcome to all services. A A Myers, Pastor.
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Epworth League Society
Akes
A. A. Myers
Brick Factories Run Full Swing At Local Plants
Julius Gutowski oversees Plant No 30 in Oak Glen with 130 workers while Plant No 40 a half mile north employs 140. Hands set bricks at Plant No 40 while Plant 30 uses machines for setting. Oscar Olip runs Plant No 40 and lives in Lansing.
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Julius Gutowski
Oak Glen
Oscar Olip
Lansing
Lansing Herald
Mild Wave of Infantile Paralysis in Illinois
Springfield reports a mild wave of infantile paralysis across Illinois with 73 cases since August first and 131 cases in the state this year. Dr. Isaac D. Rawlings warns quarantine of acute cases, pasteurization of milk, and fly control as key safeguards while noting slow recovery and risk of permanent deformity without proper medical care and muscle reeducation.
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Springfield
Illinois
Isaac D. Rawlings
Genius Undervalued Civilization Progresses Through Few
A reflective meditation on civilization advancing by the intellect of a few. The author laments that many rely on others while praising the pivotal role of gifted minds.
Supers Edge Thornton In Son Sunday Baseball Battle
Local fans saw two tight Riverdale Park games over the holiday weekend. Sunday the Supers defeated Thornton 12 to 11 in a high error game led by pitcher Striss who fanned ten with seven hits allowed. Monday the Supers fell to Evanston 7 to 0 after early four run lead vanished despite Frank Janeschefski on the mound. Next Sunday the Supers meet Riverdale A C’s led by “Smugs” Smith in a much anticipated clash.
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Riverdale Park
Thornton
Illinois
Thornton Lads
Striss
Frank Janeschefski
Supers
Frank
Liberty Boys
Twin Cities
Smith
Riverdale A. C’s
Boosters
A. C’s
Dalton
Riverdale
West Pullman Boys
Johnny Albrecht suffers dislocated knee sliding into second
Johnny Albrecht was carried from the field after a painful seventh inning slide into second base. The injury was a badly dislocated knee and a severe setback for the Supers team and its camp.
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Johnny Albrecht
Supers Fall Short in Doubleheader Struggles
Baseball and football for the season's remainder loom while Johnny faces time off for recovery. A Sunday benefit game is planned to help cover expenses as the Supers alter pitching duties with Albrecht Struss and Needles sidelined. Slim Janeschefski delivered strong relief in the first game, but Thornton and Wheeland victories sealed the outcomes.
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Johnny
Supers
Albrecht
Struss
Arrows defeat Riverdale A C in Labor Day baseball game
The Arrows beat Riverdale A C 12 to 2 as Chuck Marcus struck out 18 and held opponents to five hits. Riverdale scored only in the first inning while the Arrows added runs every inning. Next Sunday the Arrows host the Steger Cyclones at 2 30 p m at their diamond on 136th street.
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Arrows
A. C’s
Chuck” Marcus
Steger Cyclones
136Th Street
Words of Christ and the Agrapha Concept
The term Agrapha, used to denote writings reporting sayings of Christ, was first applied in 1776 by J. P. Korner. By 1889 the term’s technical sense as a book title gained literary acceptance, and today it refers to writings citing Christ’s actual words.
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Christ
J. P. Korner
Smart Men Marry Analyze Keeps Wive Informed
An analyst asserts married men are smarter than singles, not by marriage itself but through experience. It takes shrewdness to sustain a wife in the accustomed manner and manage household life.
W C T U Elects Officers At August Meeting
The August W C T U gathering at Mrs. Leone Waddell home on Kanawha avenue elected officers retaining most from last year with one change. New slate includes Maggie Vandenberg president Nancy West vice president Naomi West secretary Nellie Cooper treasurer Robi Waddell evangelistic sup t America Moomaw and A Myers assistants Jane Waddell flower mission Naomi West publicity and Naomi West pianist. County convention set for October 6 and 7 at Evanston. illness of Mrs Wooden noted.
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Leone Waddell
Kanawha Avenue
Maggie Vandenberg
Nancy West
Naomi West
Nellie Cooper
Robi. Waddell
America Moomaw
A. Myers
Jane Waddell
Capitol
Randolph
State Streets
Evanston
Wooden
Melungeons of East Tennessee and Their Mixed Heritage
The Melungeons, an east Tennessee mountain people, are described as mixed Indian white and negro bloods. Ethnologists note their admixture dates back centuries while the group resembles Indians more than blacks or whites and faces social ostracism despite not attending Negro schools or churches.
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East
Tennessee
North Carolina
Anglo Scots Idiom Differences Highlight Local Dialects
Sir James Wilson notes distinct Scottish and English idioms. He cites examples where English speakers say oversleeps himself and invite to tea with What will you take, while Scots say sleeps in invites you to your tea and asks What are ye for.
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James Wilson
Scotland
Radio reception lessons from Loomis Radio school
Loomis Radio school explains that signals are strongest from stations in the direction the lead-in points toward, with slightly weaker reception from stations off that line. The college notes the aerial orientation to cardinal directions has little effect on reception.
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Loomis Radio School
Random at the Parapet Ends Standoff at Pistol Range
A tense pistol range incident saw an instructor cry fire at Random. Amid carnage, a freshman held his fire, claiming he waited for Random to appear above the parapet, prompting alarm and questions about safety and discipline.
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ST. Paul’s Lutheran Church
138Th Street and
Leyden Ave
Missouri Synod
Immanuel Evang
First Methodist Church
Harvey
Little Calumet
Halsted St
A. S. Diekman
First National Bank Telephone
South Shore Real Estate Improvement Corporation
West Monroe Street
Garren
Pheanis
Nel
Lotz
Wheeland
Felski Kersten
Brinkman
Janeschefski
Labor Day
Pullman
Michigan Ave
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