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Newspaper
The Spectator
Location
Joliet, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jan 25, 1929
Page
9
Tips emphasize clean towels for every family member and proper sterilization by boiling, especially during illness. Also covered are hand care, hot-pack canning over cold-pack, cooking to kill bacteria, rubber plant care against red spider, and a carpet mat for better sewing comfort.
A roundup of worship times and sermon topics from St John’s Universalist First Evangelical Lutheran First Presbyterian Swedish Methodist Episcopal Richards Street M E Second Presbyterian Church of Nazarene and St Mary’s Catholic. Notable sermons include The Infin Itude of Youth God as our Father The Red Carnation and Thirty Pieces of Silver. Masses offered daily with early morning and Sunday schedules.
Bethlehem Lutheran hosts morning service on the theme The Reward of Following Christ and an evening sermon at 7 30 on Fellow Workers of God by the pastor.
Central Presbyterian Sunday services will be led by parish youth with addresses by Robert Folk Lawrence Seaman and Miss Gail Yaggy at 11 oclock. The Sunday school orchestra will perform and Miss Georgia Lee Seaman will sing. Trinity Methodist also holds services at 10 45 oclock with Mohns officiating.
Ridgewood parish lists daily mass at 7 o clock with Sunday services at 8 and 10 including benediction after the 10 o'clock mass. Sacred Heart offers six Sunday masses from 6:30 to 12 with Holy Day times at 6, 7:30 and 10. St Patrick's Holy Day and Sunday masses span early hours to 11. St Raymond's Sunday masses range 6:30 to 11 with Rosary and benediction at 4 and Holy Day times.
Low masses at 7 30, 8 15 and 10 o'clock. High mass at 10 15. Rev G Violich is the pastor.
Saturday vespers at 7 p.m. Sunday mass at 9 and 10 30 o'clock. Vespers announced for St Mary's Assumption Catholic Greek rite parish.
Mrs and Mrs Lloyd Reynolds welcome a daughter born January 18 at Silver Cross hospital. Mr and Mrs Chester Eastman announce a son born January 19 at Silver Cross hospital. Mr and Mrs Henry Halleland announce a son born January 19 at Silver Cross hospital. Mrs Halleland formerly Miss Sarah Wette. Mr and Mrs Willard Hartshorn welcome a son born January 21 at Silver Cross hospital. Mrs Hartshorn formerly Miss Ruth Harriet Smith. Mr and Mrs Victor Pearson of Lockport are the parents of a daughter born January 22 at Silver Cross hospital.
Mr and Mrs Cecil Van Duren of 512 Herkimer street welcomed a son born January 21 at Silver Cross hospital confirming the family’s newest addition.
A daughter was born to Mr and Mrs Ruth Nelson of Plainfield at St Josephs hospital on January 17.
Mr and Mrs Stanley Webel of 1407 Corn Street announce the birth of a daughter on January 18 at St Josephs Hospital. The baby weighs in at a healthy size and joins the family as their new Christian year arrival.
Mr and Mrs Andrew Lawler announce the birth of a daughter on January 18 at a St facility. The couple reside at 1423 Prarie Avenue.
Mr and Mrs John Quiero of 260 South Raynor Avenue announce the birth of a son on January 18 at St Josephs Hospital. Mrs Quiero is the former Mildred Lawler.
Brady Van Huss of 106 Rowell Avenue died January 18 in St Joseph's hospital. Mrs. Van Huss previously known as Miss Catherine Fredericks is remembered in this notice.
Rev. Joseph Fecke leads St Thaddeus Catholic Church with a First Mass at eight o'clock, a children’s Mass, and a high Mass with sermon at ten o'clock, outlining the day’s services.
Slovak Catholic church lists Sunday masses at 6 8 9 and 10 30 oclock with Rev E Gottschall serving the services.
The notice lists Mass times at St. Anthony's Catholic Church with services at 6 30 7 30 8 30 9 30 and 12 o clock Benediction at 4 p m daily mass at 8 a m Rev L Valetto pastor.
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