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The Spectator

Location

Joliet, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jul 18, 1957

Page

14

Faith Lutheran Sermon for Fifth Sunday After Trinity

Faith Lutheran Church schedules a 10 30 a m sermon titled A Broken Spirit by William Harum of Chicago Lutheran Seminary in place of Rev J J Lippoldt. Sunday school convenes at 9 15 a m. National Aviation Day is observed on August 19 to honor Orville Wright on his birthday.

Faith Lutheran Church William Harum Chicago Lutheran Seminary J. J. Lippoldt Orville Wright

Ruby Davis Playground Opens with City Leaders

Opening ceremonies for the Ruby Davis playground at 1219 Pequot Street drew more than 250 youngsters on Saturday. Chief Wahoo from the Minneapolis Indian Reservation attended, helped by local officials including Justices of the Peace Anthony Mackay and George Williams, Coroner Willard Blood, and Arthur Peterson who backed the project financially.

Ruby Davis Pequot Street Chief Wahoo Minneapolis, Minn Toiletang Justices of the Peace Anthony R.mackay George Williams Willard © Blood “H. Peterson Arthur Peterson

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