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Newspaper
Riverdale Pointer
Location
Riverdale, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Sep 23, 1932
Page
2
The church invites worshipers to 9 80 a.m. German and 10 45 a.m. English services with a 9 30 a.m. graded Sunday school. Sermon text Mt 6 5 15 titled Jesus the Great Teacher on Prayer. Adults class October 8 at 7 15 p.m. Confirmation class for children begins October 3 at 1 p.m. Pastor W J Kemnitz.
Our Savior's Community Church in Wabash at 138th Street lists unified services at 9 30 and 11 00 with Church school Nursery Light Brigade and Young Peoples League. The sermon titled The World Goes Back to God urges attendance and includes rally day plans and penitence week activities.
Dolton M. E. Church announces Sunday services at 6:00 am and 11:00 am with morning worship titled The Church in Action. A UHI League meeting and union service with Epworth League discuss Wind ing Our Resources. An official board meeting is set for September 28 at 8:00. Erwine Thompson, pastor.
Mrs. Lillian Payne, exhausted by stress, seeks relief from nervous weakness with Vinci iron tonic sold at Dolton Drug Store. The ad claims the tonic helps her sleep and eat while easing nervous tension.
The notice lists students entering Thornton Township Junior College including Rowena Kreutzberg Josephine Zula Edith Steinke Robert Foster Edward Heitmann Edward Hoffman Bruce Waddell Pearl Cohn Ellen Thomson Lee Gladstone Jack Finerty and announces Washington School opening September 19 with 262 pupils enrolled. It reports new junior high entrants Elaine Briney Gladys Sellin Everett Stutzriem Harold Schmidt Frank Bartello and Earle Stutzriem along with a first assembly program and a student school boy patrol led by Harold Grapenthien Alex Kala Wallace Hazen Herbert Neander Robert Shirk Robert Jones Jack Devie Walter Huhn Lawrence Bultman John Diehl Daniel Arndt.
Lester Brookfield recalls a tropical water incident in Florida. He describes being stung by a man of war, a bubble-like creature with long stingers that lash and burn the skin, and notes lifeguard aid and warnings to avoid such fish.
A child recalls a fearsome intruder at the foot of the bed then discovers it is the neighbor’s black cat asleep nearby. A second piece describes a schoolgirl rushing to a truck crowd only to learn they are giving away soap samples.
Tuesday afternoons 4 00 to 1 30 Wednesday evenings 6 16 to Tila Thursday afternoon 1 00 to ASO.
United Air Lines unveils 11 passenger multi metered planes operating midnight departures from Chicago and New York. The service links America’s two largest cities with six and a half hours of overnight air travel.
The article extols the P T A as a unifying force for home and education. It celebrates the school return of children, the start of P T A activities, and the goal of promoting child welfare nationwide.
The semi annual board meeting of the National Congress of Parent Teacher Associations will be held at the Edgewater Beach hotel in Chicago on Monday September 26 1982. National president Mrs Hugh Bradford of Sacramento chairs with vice president Mrs B F Langworthy Winnetka and Illinois PTA president Mrs Holland Flagler among the leaders. The meeting aims to plan the year for 20000 PTA groups and discuss reducing education expenses improving character and parent education via radio programs and books.
Dr Chas B Alexander of Harvey will give an instructive health talk at the opening of the Thornton Township High School and Junior College PTA. Musical numbers will highlight the program. The meeting is in the High School auditorium on Tuesday evening September 27 at 8 00. Publicity chairman Mrs Frank C C Norton invites all interested residents.
The first regular PTA meeting is set for Tuesday evening September 20 1982 at 100 o'clock in the school auditorium. All parents are invited to attend.
Rochester steamfitter Charles Sullivan discovered his vocal gift while entertaining friends. Dr Frank N Miller likened his voice to Caruso, while Mme Marcella Sembrich praised his potential. Sullivan may begin formal training at Sembrich's Lake George retreat as he pursues operatic stardom.
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