27 Dec 1928
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Newspaper
Brimfield News
Location
Brimfield, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Dec 27, 1928
Page
1
E Weidner closes out farm near Brimfield three miles southwest selling 10 horses head of cattle 16 hogs farm implements harness tractor hay straw and more on Thursday December 27. Proceeds support Weidner and family as farming ends. John McMullen inquiries.
Brimfield high school teachers enjoy part of the vacation visiting relatives and friends. Supt. Doberly and wife plan a Erie trip, Miss Francea Rockwell sees her mother in Galesburg, Miss Phyllis Valentine visits Metamora, Miss Christianson visits Wisconsin relatives, Coach James Schneider rabbits with students near Waynesville, and Miss Saddler returns home to Bloomington.
Edward Collins will quit farming and sell all livestock farm equipment and household goods at auction at his residence on the Robert Whittaker farm three miles northeast of Brimfield on Tuesday. Head of horses milk cows farm implements feed harness poultry and dairy supplies to be sold. See bills Col M R Clark, auctioneer.
Trank Woodworth, renting a chains farm, offers surplus livestock and farm equipment for public sale at 518 residence on the Hamuiltur farm, northeast of Brimfeld. Friday January 4 features 5 horses, 20 shoats, 14 fat pigs, full line of machinery, 2 work harness sets, some household goods, and other articles. Col M R Clark is auctioneer.
Having decided to quit farming Elm er Perritt will hold a public sale at his residence on the Matte Green farm 134 miles north west of Laura, miles east of Williamsfield, on Wednesday, January 4 head of horses, 2 head of cattle, 57 head of farm shoats, a full line of farm machinery harness, farm tools dairy and poultry supplies. Everything goes Col John McMullen auctioneer See bills.
The Woodmen announce a big stag party for Tuesday in January featuring officer installations, entertainment, and a meal for attendees. The event targets members and guests seeking a social and ceremonial gathering.
The Methodist church lists Sunday Bible programs with 10 Sunday school, 11 morning worship titled Pressing Toward the Goal, Epworth League evening worship, and a sermon on the Pharisee and Publican from Luke. The quarterly board meets next week at 7:30 p.m. at the parsonage, and the Sunday school board sessions tomorrow at 4 p.m. also at the parsonage. Austin A Rodgers, Pastor.
Lutheran Church schedule with Sunday School at 10 a m and regular service at 10 30 m. Text Luke 2 15 20 on acceptable gifts to the Christ child. Monday December 3 Sylvester services at 7 38 p m with Matt 6 12 on forgiveness. New Year services at 11 30 a m Text Luke 4 16 21. Theme: with Jesus we continue our life journey. Hymns and prayers seek renewed courage, strength, happiness, and guidance for the year ahead. Clergy: Johan Rist, Henry Praub, Pastor.
The Church of the Living God schedules Sunday events with a 11 a m sermon on The Church Activities and a 6 30 p m junior meeting led by Keith Cady New Year’s gathering planned for Thursday with basket supper and officer elections The church school meets at 9 45 for juniors and 10 for primary and seniors A January 3 annual meeting will include reports officer elections and a social time The junior department exams mark the Thursday evening program followed by games A New Year Eve party Monday starts at 4 p m at the church and ends at midnight Nomination lists for church offices include positions for superintendent deacons trustees clerk treasurer and officers Other items note a January 31 men’s rally with Dr Joseph M Broady of Birmingham Ala at Princeville and limited supper tickets News brief on highway notices and a local beauty ad conclude the weekly church notices
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