Lutheran Church Sunday Service Note
Lutheran Church notes promise Sunday school at 10 a m and a divine service at 10 30 led by Pastor Henry Traub with morning sermon and church activities.
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Henry Traub
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Newspaper
Brimfield News
Location
Brimfield, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Dec 10, 1936
Page
5
Morning Worship and Church School Schedule Notice
The Methodist Episcopal Church lists morning worship at 9 30 with a sermon on Lop sided Folk. Church School is at 10 30. The Ladies Aid meeting is scheduled for December 17 at the home of Mr Robert Tucker. Fred Reed pastor.
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Church School
Ladies Aid
Robert Tucker
Church Notices for December Ember Days Parish Schedule
St Josephs Church announces Sunday mass at 10:00 in Williamsfield mass at 8:00. Catechism classes Saturday at 2 30 pm. Ember days Wednesday December 16 Friday December 18 and Saturday December 19 observed as days of fast and abstinence. Father Thomas C Harrison pastor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williamsfield
Union Church Week Schedule and Christmas Meeting Details
Union Church lists Sunday activities including 10:00 Sunday School and 11:00 Morning Worship with Junior and Senior Christian Endeavor at 5:00 and 6:30 p m. The Women’s Association Christmas meeting is at 2:00 p m Thursday December 10 at Mrs A S Nicholls home with Mrs C L Hayes and Mrs Henrietta Brage as program leaders. The annual Christmas offering will be taken. Reports from last Wednesday show 1936 was a successful year and the church ends the year without debt. A new piano for the Primary Department and hymnals are noted as needs. Professor J Howell Atwood of Galesburg will speak next Sunday. Pledges for 1936 should be paid before year’s end. check with the treasurer if unsure.
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Women's Association
A. S. Nicholls
C. L Hayes
Henrietta Brage
J. Howell Atwood
Galesburg
Catholic Daughters Meet Schedule Details
Directory item notes Catholic Daughters of America meet in the club room of the Community Building on the second and fourth Thursdays monthly with Sara Reed as Regent and Historian Nellie Carroll named.
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C. D. of A
Sara Reed
Nellie Carroll
M. W. A. Camp No 87 Meets at Community Building
The Modern Woodmen of America Camp No 87 convenes in the club room of the Community Building on alternate Tuesdays. V C Rudolph Savage, H B Bow man, Clerk serve in officer roles.
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V. C
Rudolph Savage
H. B. Bowman
Camp No 203 R N A meeting schedule brief
Camp No 203 R N A meets on the first and third Wednesday afternoons monthly in the Community Building club room. Oracle Eva Clark serves as Recorder with Carrie Arber listed.
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Oracle
Eva Clark
Recorder
Carrie Arber
WRC Meets on Second and Fourth Wednesdays
The WRC holds meetings on the second and fourth Wednesday afternoons of each month in Cady's ball. President Mary Sollenberger serves as Secretary Alma Ellis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WRC
Cady’s Ball
Mary Sollenberger
Alma Ellis
Basketball Schedule For Dunlap Area Games
December 11 Dunlap there December 12 Wyoming here December 18 Elmwood there December 23 Chillicothe here January 8 Glasford there January 12 Elmwood here January 15 Princeville here January 16 Wyoming there January 22 Maquon there January 27 38 29 Dunlap Tournament February 5 Dunlap here February 6 Yates City there February 18 Glasford here February 19 Chillicothe there February 26 District
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Wyoming
Elmwood
Chillicothe
Glasford
Princeville
Maquon
Dunlap
Yates City
Side Glances on Insects and Record Costs
A cockroach sheds its skin and grows with a new shell seven times. Over 4 000 termites are counted in a single cubic infested wood. Publication of senators speeches in the Record costs about 250 000 dollars per session.
Fortune Favors Fools And Other Proverbs Echoed
A collection of proverbs appears to reflect on fate, wisdom, vanity, and truth. Phrases warn that fortune may favor fools yet withdraw later, while fame grows distant from its origin. The tone resembles a moralizing old print listing short maxims.
Public roads in Great Britain stretch long distances
Statistics show Great Britain public roads now total 178 507 miles. The government plans a one day auto strike funded at 637 million dollars. Across Europe, students entering the professions begin Latin study in year four.
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Great Britain
Lincoln Oak Near Albany Georgia Noted Landmark
An oak near Albany Georgia nicknamed the Lincoln oak features a profile of Abraham Lincoln said to be discernible. The passage notes color blindness has no cure and mentions 1935 government worker annuities and inaugural music including The Star Spangled Banner Hail to the Chief and The President's March. Wood flour used in molded products such as bracelets buttons bottle caps and car dashboard knobs.
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Albany, Ga
Lincoln
Abraham Lincoln
Odd Bits Report From Europe and America
France eit asserts she has no most Dufftown Scotland will have a curfew hour for street salesmen. A load of cedar posts cut in 1860 was sold recently in Texas as sound material. The Itinerant Workers Union Hoboes of America has a membership of over 800000. Aires Opera House there are separate box offices for men and women. In medieval Constantinagie a pioneer experimenter of flying attempted a glide in a voluminous robe stiffened with rods.
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Texas
The
Itinerant Workers’ Union, Hoboes of America
Aires Opera House
Sweden plans annual bears census for reflection
A proposal states Sweden will conduct an annual census of bears. The idea aims to reflect on wildlife management and public interest in bear populations across the country.
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Sweden
Nations and places in a scattered world facts roundup
Japan records 4000 earthquakes yearly and Asia irrigates nearly five times more land than North America. A Czech firm owns 1600 shoe stores. China has 80000 miles of concrete highways for travel and trade. Newtownards in Ulster dates to 1200. India seeks League of Nations parity. The Mersey near Stockport will be partially roofed to create a 75 foot road. Peru enacts a Mothers Day tax for a Mothers Home fund.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asia
North America
Mersey
Stockport
England
Bull's Eye Hints Harvard Survey For Explorers
A newly published piece notes Harvard runs a survey school for explorers. It cites national statistics on telephones per 100 people, California fruit drying at 65 percent, and DoJ archives with 1800 tire patterns. Ohio’s 52.2 degree mean, 127.5 million Americans in 30 million cars, and 200 billion miles traveled on public highways are among observed figures.
Odd Facts From Pathfinder Magazine
A list of striking statistics and trivia notes across topics. Chicago bike paths, beer history, Uncle Sam income sources, luminous grow worm females, real versus false teeth, Garfield as a left handed president, illnesses between skin and bones, Pullman car linen use, lifespan odds, global money supply, and New York subway and elevated ridership totals.
Night air, milk poison and heat loss facts from Pathfinder Magazine
A digest of health and science notes states night air is not harmful, a deadly toxin can be milk extracted, and normal body temperature sits around 98.6 degrees. It also notes the earth’s age near 2.5 billion years and that body heat can boil a half gallon of water hourly. It reports flies carry about a million germs and rural rail mileage rose 34 percent while carriers fell from 41,559 to 34,763 over twenty-five years.
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Pathfinder Magazine
Christian Science Church Lesson Sermon Theme
The Sunday Lesson-Ser mon across Christian Science Churches centered on God as the sole creator and cause. Biblical citations from Isaiah and Psalms highlighted God's supremacy and sustaining power, with Mary Baker Eddy’s Science and Health defining God as divine Principle and universal cause.
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God
Churches of Christ
Scientist
Mary Baker “Eddy
Unusual Alliance Serves Predators and Prey on Plains
A prairie dog hosts rattlesnakes and owls in a shared desert ecosystem. The prairie dog’s underground burrow provides shelter for the reptiles while the rattlesnake and owl gain food from the area. Observers note mothers open mouths as danger nears, guiding young inside.
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Plains
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