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Newspaper
Brimfield News
Location
Brimfield, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Aug 03, 1939
Page
5
The speaker Heary Traub Pastos cautions that many daily perils are unseen yet individuals disregard those hazards. He cites a provocative image of violence and loss to emphasize awareness and moral responsibility in facing dangers present in life.
Morning worship and church school continue from 9:00 to 10:30. Ladies meeting moved to Thursday August 10 at Mrs Alma Endres home due to 614 Settlers' picnic. Program includes roll call after dinner thought and items prepared for the meeting. Pastor A.C.A. Lee.
St Josephs Church will offer Mass on Sunday August 6 with celebrations at 17 30 and 9 30 oclock. Pastor is Thomas C Harvison.
Asien Church and church school begin Sunday July 30 with the next three Sundays of services. Services resume August 7. The Friendly Class picnic will be held on the church lawn Friday August 4. David Toda is the pastor.
The Exchange State Bank and Eric Geld will close at noon on Thursdays during the summer, starting today. This change applies to Thursday afternoon hours, aligning with the seasonal schedule.
The C D of Amedta will meet at members homes on the second Thursday of the month at 7 p m Grand Regent Mrs Sona Corn Historian Mary Mrs Bertha Maria Treasurer Mrs Charlotte Appleby listed as officers for the gathering.
The Mt W A Camp No 847 of Modern Woodmen meets in the Community Building club room every other Tuesday evening. Officers include V C Rudolph Savage BH BO Bow man and Clerk.
A fragmented notice indicates a group or committee identified as Camp Ba. 203 B. 5 3 meeting on the first and third Wednesday afternoon. Details are incomplete but the recurring meeting schedule is clear.
District No 178 86 87 91 181 80 207 accounts show receipts from district taxes and transfers, balances on hand June 30 1939, and expenditures for building and educational funds. Key figures include district no 178 86 384 46 50 82, district no 87 91 27 10 7, and district no 80 Knox Co 163 29, with totals and balances noted across funds.
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