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The Chicago Foreign Language Press Survey was published in 1942 by the Chicago Public Library Omnibus Project of the Works Projects Administration of Illinois. The purpose of the project was to translate and classify selected news articles that appeared in the foreign language press from 1855 to 1938. The project consists of 120,000 typewritten pages translated from newspapers of 22 different foreign language communities of Chicago.
Moved and carried that the committee on procuring a place of worship, try to secure Olivet Presbyterian church, for next Sabbath and get terms for the future.....Moved and carried that invitation be sent the Zion Congregation to participate in the service and inaugural sermon of Dr. Kohler, also to ask Zion Congregation to let us have the use of their choir for next Saturday.
Moved and carried that the committee on procuring a place of worship, try to secure Olivet Presbyterian church, for next Sabbath and get terms for the future.....Moved and carried that ...
.....the Committee (of the whole) voted on the question to instruct the Committee on Revision of the Constitution and By-Laws to recommend to the next General Meeting to strike out in our Constitution in Section 1 of Article 15, the word Biblical, and .....sixteen voted for the motion an twenty-six against it.....
The following Resolution was then unanimously passed: Whereas the proposed change in our Constitution regarding the observance of the Sabbath is not agreeable to many members therefore -
Be It Resolved:
1. That a better attendance at our public worship is henceforth expected, and thereby an interest and progress in Religion attained, whosoever advocated Saturday shall show it by example, and he who advocates Sunday shall not stay away, as an attendance will bring about mutual understanding and harmonious actions cherished by all.
22. It is conceded on all sides that the light participation in our public worship is a detriment and reproach upon the congregation and Judaism, and that either one change or another must follow, therefore if public worship on Saturday is upheld by the members, the question of a change will rest, yet otherwise it will soon come up again as a natural consequence.
3. For the purpose of affording an apportunity to the youth to hear sometimes a word of religion, this congregation will as soon as possible arrange for a periodical Sunday service or lecture, and the members use their influence upon the youth to have them attend the same.
.....the Committee (of the whole) voted on the question to instruct the Committee on Revision of the Constitution and By-Laws to recommend to the next General Meeting to strike out ...
In accordance with a resolution passed at General Meeting it was moved to appoint a committee of five to examine and look into the matter of establishing a Sunday service for this congregation, and to rent suitable places for the same, and to do everything necessary for carrying out such a project, if found possible to do so.
In accordance with a resolution passed at General Meeting it was moved to appoint a committee of five to examine and look into the matter of establishing a Sunday service ...
It was moved that the Committee of Public Worship recommend to Dr. H. Kohler the wish of the Board of Directors to hold confirmation services on Pentacost holiday in the afternoon at 2 o'clock......subject to the approval of Dr. Kohler however, carried unanimously.
It was moved that the Committee of Public Worship recommend to Dr. H. Kohler the wish of the Board of Directors to hold confirmation services on Pentacost holiday in the ...
A motion to address two letters to Dr. Kohler, one to ask him to inaugurate a Sunday Services, signed by all advocates of the same, and one signed by all the supporters of the Biblical Sabbath, to continue a Sabbath Service, a pledge for good attendance, and also a Resolution signed by all the members to assure the Reverend Gentlemen of our confidence as our spiritual guide, withdrawn to bring the matter before the congregation.
A motion to address two letters to Dr. Kohler, one to ask him to inaugurate a Sunday Services, signed by all advocates of the same, and one signed by all ...
Those who prefer to celebrate Christmas outside of the family circle will have a choice of many places to go.
Wurster's theatrical troupe will present the play "Heinrich Heine" in Standard Hall.
The comedy "Berliner in Philadelphia" will be given in the Vorwarts Turner Hall. The play was much applauded at its first presentation.
Friends of the popular drama will have an opportunity to see Dr. Johann's "Faust's Life, Deeds and Descent to Hell" in the Concordia People's Theater.
2The pantomine "Jack and the Beanstalk" will be given in the Adelphi Theater.
Musical numbers and little dramatic plays will be given in the Coliseum as well as in the Toledo. The German Amusement Club is organizing a theatrical presentation in Thielemann's Theater in which "The Clever Widow" will be given. A dance will close the evening. A big evening entertainment and dance will take place in Eigenmann's Hall, 792 Archer Ave.
The Concordia lodge, No. 15 will give its 11th dance in the North Side Turner Hall; Harmony lodge No. 221 will give a Christmas dance in Globe Hall; the Uhland lodge its first dance in Burlington Hall. The Singers' Club, Orpheus, will give a dance in its own hall.
Those who prefer to celebrate Christmas outside of the family circle will have a choice of many places to go. Wurster's theatrical troupe will present the play "Heinrich Heine" in ...
German // Assimilation > Nationalistic Societies and Influences > Commemoration of Holidays > Religious (III B 3 b) ?
The president (G. Snydacker) was requested to confer with Mr. Folk in reference to the non-efficiency of his choir and to express to him the disapprobation of the board of the efforts of the choir on Rosh Hoshonah and Iom Kippurim last.
The president (G. Snydacker) was requested to confer with Mr. Folk in reference to the non-efficiency of his choir and to express to him the disapprobation of the board of ...
A communication of the Rev. Dr. Kohler picturing in glowing colors the sad state of attendance on the Sabbath service, and demanding the cooperation of the Executive Board in securing a better interest, was read, and on motion the president and secretary, H. Felsenthal were authorized to issue such appeal to the members, as they might deem proper.
A communication of the Rev. Dr. Kohler picturing in glowing colors the sad state of attendance on the Sabbath service, and demanding the cooperation of the Executive Board in securing ...
One of the greatest triumphs of Reform [Judaism] is the introduction of the ceremony of confirmation on the Feast of Shavuoth. It is a triumph over the materialistic tendencies of the age inasmuch as it brings to the synagogue a number of worshippers who would ordinarily spend the day worshipping the Golden Calf--or Mammon.
The ceremony of Bar Mizvah [ceremony of confirmation when a Jewish boy is thirteen years old], which is still maintained by Orthodox Israelites, is devoid of significance. The boy who has attained his thirteenth year is called up to the Torah and recites a blessing. Sometimes he also makes a speech which is concocted by the teacher in highfalutin language. Sometimes this happens on a Sabbath when the portion read suits neither the person nor the occasion. And 2if the Bar Mizvah gratified the private sentiments of the boy, there was nothing in the Orthodox ritual of a similar nature to impress the Jewish girl of her religious duties.
The ceremony of confirmation has remedied these deficiences. It has elevated the idea of Bar Mizvah to a new height--giving it a greater significance in the eyes of Jewish boys and girls. Reform Judaism has saved Shavuoth for the synagogue. Otherwise it too would be lost to the synagogue--like the Sabbath days and the days of the other festivals [Editor's note: The writer is referring to the decline of synagogue attendance].
One of the greatest triumphs of Reform [Judaism] is the introduction of the ceremony of confirmation on the Feast of Shavuoth. It is a triumph over the materialistic tendencies of ...
The Jan Hus celebration, which was arranged by "Tel. Jednotow Sokol" (Gymnastic Union Sokol) last Saturday turned out successfully even though a larger crowd would have been better.
The hall was richly decorated with Native and American flags. In the center of the gallery was a large painting of "Jan Hus" the fine work of our countryman, Mr. Zajicek.
The program included a festive speech by Mr. Frant.Bol. Zdrubka, Concert selections by Mr. J. Novak's band, gymnastic exercises and singing by the singing club, all of which were carried through successfully to the satisfaction of all present.
The Jan Hus celebration, which was arranged by "Tel. Jednotow Sokol" (Gymnastic Union Sokol) last Saturday turned out successfully even though a larger crowd would have been better. The hall ...
Bohemian // Assimilation > Nationalistic Societies and Influences > Commemoration of Holidays > National (III B 3 a) ?