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Newspaper
Brimfield News
Location
Brimfield, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jan 19, 1933
Page
5
A trio of aphorisms contrasts depth with length a well bred sandwich balances meat in the middle and some men gain keen sight by effort. The remarks touch on nature effort and perception in concise crafted phrases.
A compilation notes automobiles spreading in Palestine and airplanes growing popular in Switzerland. Ecuador promotes import limits while Greek industries feel import hurdles. Italy reclaims malaria lands for 500000 new residents. Latin America supplied 15 percent of world crude last year. Shad catches in the Potomac reach a historic third. Edinburgh liquor spending nears 11.1 million pounds. Osaka emerges as Japan’s second largest industrial city with 181 million dollars in annual output.
Harry L Wyman of this city has taken over the Chillicothe One Stop Service Station at Second and Elm. The shop, closed for two months, is property of Gaylord and McElroy of Peoria and will reopen soon with Wyman in charge assisted by William Tate. He may also take over Chevrolet sales for the territory. Wyman is son of Ed and Mrs. Wyman of Brimfield.
J R Clark and George Martzluf with families attended the Farmers Ball in Elmwood Saturday night. Mrs Earl Miles is ill at home. Charles Martzluf's party visited Princeville and his brother Fred. Mrs Grant Wyman visited her son Max. John Bittner hauled coal for his brother William Friday. Coulter and Lindsay in an auto accident left Lindsay cut and Coulter with three fractured ribs. Claude returned from hospital afternoon. Dick Troth is blasting wood. James Wickwire shelled corn. Minnie Rayfield and Mable Wight called Monday. Satire on old advice ends list.
A series of sharp quips questions about aging friendship travel and social mores. Observations touch on Indians misused funds feminine telegrams and medical habits with dry humor and social commentary.
A compact quotation piece discusses friendship and love, noting that love grows from attachment and friendship requires knowing each other. It warns against self centered men and extols a good man as the best friend, implying enduring selection and retention only if he remains worthy.
Public worship at 9 30 a m and 10 30 a m Sunday School extends a cordial welcome The Ladies Aid meeting is next Thursday January 19 with Mrs Otto Schmidt Ways will be provided for those at the church at 1 0 45 o clock Pastor Thomas Spencer
St Josephs Church schedules Mass at 8:00 AM on Sunday January 22 and a mass at 7:30 AM on weekdays. Catechism classes are held Saturdays at 2:30 PM. Pastor is Father Harrison.
The Union Church holds Sunday School at 10:00 and Morning Worship at 11:00. 700 Christian Endeavor and choir practice Thursday at 7:00 at the parsonage. The Anoual Church meeting convenes January 26 at 6:30 with a pot luck supper. attendees to bring their own table service. Pastor R. W. Newell.
A community library invites readers to enjoy free access to a wide range of fiction every Saturday from 2:00 to 4:00. Abbie Farwell Brown’s verse frames curiosity about books and learning, urging locals to visit and borrow.
A compact reflection on youth and age, urging that youth is fleeting and should be seized for courage and action. The text muses that old counsel suits elders while youth faces war, and that fate may cut short any life, leaving no room for a fall in youth’s lexicon.
The schedule lists Dec 9 Lewistown away Dec 13 Yates City here Dec 23 Dunlap away Dec 24 Lewistown here Dec 28–31 Xmas Tournament at Princeville Jan 6 Chillicothe here Jan 12 Princeville here Jan 17 Elmwood away Jan 25–28 Bi County Tournament at Wyoming Jan 31 Corpus Christi away Feb 4 Monmouth here Feb 7 Wyoming away Feb 10 Fairview away Feb 18 Elmwood here Feb 22 Kewanee away Mar 3 Wyoming here.
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