Lutheran Church Notes Sunday School and Service
Lutheran Church announces Sunday School at 10 PM and Divine Service at 10 30 AM led by Pastor Henry Traub.
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Henry Traub
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Newspaper
Brimfield News
Location
Brimfield, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jan 24, 1935
Page
5
Methodist Episcopal Church Service and Sunday School
Public worship at 9 30 a m with Sunday School at 10 30 a m. A cordial welcome is extended by Pastor Thomas Spencer.
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Methodist Episcopal Church
Thomas Spencer
St Josephs Church Parish Schedule
Mass at 8 00 Sunday January 27 and 10 00 for William Ffeld. Catechism classes Sunday afternoon 2 30. Father T C Garrison pastor.
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William Ffeld
T. C. Garrison
Union Church Weekend Schedule and Social Fundraiser
The Union Church lists 10:00 Sunday School and 11:00 Morning Worship with choir practice Thursday at 2:30. January 25 hosts the Feasly Class at H. P. Tully home. Social committee sells tickets for six entertainments and six lunches at 100 dollars, described as a major bargain for Brimfield. tickets available from Ethel Memier Elizabeth Johanson Alice Tully Bernice Bragg or Mr. Newell. adults 100. students 50 cents. children free with parents.
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Brimfield
Union Church
Ethel Memier
Elizabeth Johanson
Alice Tully
Bernice Bragg
Mr. Newell
Stores Close at Six Hours Later Notice
Stores will close at six o clock until further notice. The local stores will not be open Wednesday evening and will close at six o clock except on Saturday evenings.
Corn Dish Recipes For Canned Corn Use In Meals
Dietitians offer recipes for canned whole grain corn including Corn Fritters Corn and Pea Rarebit on Toast Corn Salad and Corn and Pepper Salad. Fritters yield sixteen. Rarebit serves six to eight. Corn Salad serves twenty four. Corn and Pepper Salad serves six.
Early politics shift after Civil War convention in NC
The first postwar political gathering organized by Ohio soldiers met in Raleigh on May 2, 1865 to rally support for Gen Jacob Dolson Cox for Ohio governor. The meeting spurred Buckeye regiments to send delegates to the later Republican state convention in Columbus where Cox was nominated and elected.
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United States
Ohio
Cleveland Plain Dealer
North Carolina
Jacob. Dolson Cox
Columbus
Cox
Blue Earth Vein Found Off East Prussia Coast
Geologists report a narrow vein of blue earth about 100 yards beneath surface near the East Prussia coast. The stratum is leftover from a jungle era, exposed offshore, with waves during storms casting amber onto the shore.
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East Prussia
Monitor war vessel named Yan kee cheese box on a raft
The Monitor built in 1861 designed by Capt John Ericsson, a screw propeller inventor, measured 172 feet in length with five inch armor on its sides and eight inch armor in its turret. Its odd appearance earned it the nickname the Yankee cheese box on a raft.
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Monitor
John Ericsson
Elephant tusks as species markers across regions
Path finder Magazine notes that tusk shape and size vary by species rather than sex. Some Ceylon elephants lack tusks, Indian cows have small tusks or none while bulls are large, and African cows consistently bear large tusks.
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Ceylon
India
Pathfinder Magazine
Crocodile Blockade at Majunga River Faces Crossing Barriers
At Majunga on Madagascar Island a river named Tsiribi hina is blocked by crocodiles, with banks likewise swarmed. Locals can shoot them for skin preservation. rocks do not biologically grow, but may accumulate matter from outside and appear to move toward the surface through freeze thaw.
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Majunga
Madagascar
Tsiribihina
The Shortest Day in December Then and Now
The shortest day in the year is December 22 except leap years when it is December 21. First Municipal Railway Cincknet was the first city in the United States to operate a municipally owned railway. A baseball hurled by a professional travels about 90 feet per second on average. Some hardwoods are softer than some so-called softwoods.
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Cincknet
United States
Sideslips and weather forecasts in imperfect facts
A playful note on linguistic slips and the gap between financial prudence and weather prediction. The piece jokes that misheard or misused words reveal how incomplete data hinders accurate forecasting and clear communication.
Odd Bits and Oddities From a Curious World in Brief
A look at peculiar items from Chelsea to Detling. Caged baby sleep devices in Chelsea Bay. A cigarette puff housing up to four billion dust particles. An Infra-red scan reveals censored lines in a book three centuries old. In Detling England over 100 residents share the Brown surname amid a 1,000 population. Scotland Yard reports four hundred thousand fingerprint checks with zero errors. Oklahoma voters rebuff all candidates over age forty. In Mt Vernon New York three men who lived centuries ago are named in a foreclosure suit on a vacant lot.
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Mt. Vernon
N. Y
Nosedives of wit and words in old prose musings
A compact essay style passage ponders the charm of cinema and laughter paired with tears, notes on investigations and poetry, reflections on authors’ early lives, twin beds as insomnia relief, and observations about novels, reading, and the plot in mystery plays.
Women in Russia and Turkey Highlight Changes in Roles
The survey notes 1467 leading Russian scientists with 192 women among them and Britain listing 19 women police chiefs inspectors and superintendents. Global unmarried women exceed 300 million while US customs see 90 percent of smuggling attempts by women. Turkey reports slimming trends in women, linking to past harems and weight changes. Russia counts 7 million working women with 400 thousand in local Soviets and 6 thousand as collective chairmen.
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Russia
Catholic Daughters Meet Twice Monthly at Community Building
The Catholic Daughters of America hold meetings in the club room of the Community Building on the second and fourth Thursdays of each month. Sara Reed serves as Regent and Nellie Carroll as Historian.
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C. D. of A
Sara Reed
Nellie Carroll
Modern Woodmen Meeting Schedule at Community Building
Modern Woodmen M W A Cid No 847 meets in the club room of the Community Building every other Tuesday evening W C Rudolph Savage H B Bowman Clerk.
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M. W. A. Cid No
W. C. Rudolph Savage
H. B. Bowman
Royal Neighbors Meeting Notice at Community Building
Royal Neighbors Camp No 203 R N A meets on the first and third Wednesday afternoons in the Community Building club room. Oracle Eva Clark serves as Recorder and Carrie Arber is noted.
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Oracle
Eva Clark
Recorder
Carrie Arber
Women's Relief Corps Monthly Meeting Notes
The Women's Relief Corps holds meetings on the second and fourth Wednesday afternoons each month with Stella Kelley as President and Alma Ellis as Secretary noted for the record.
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WRC
Cuey
Stella Kelley
Alma Ellis
Basketball schedule list for Glasford and opponents
The schedule lists games with dates and locations for Glasford’s basketball season. Notable entries include home games against Maqnon and Cuba and away games at Elmwood, Chillicothe, Dunlap, Princeville, Yates City, Gilson, and Cuba with dates from November through February.
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Elmwood
Chillicothe
Princeville
Maqnon
Yates City
Gilson
Cuba
Glasford
Superstitious Donts From A Florida Paper
A lighthearted item from the Florida Times-Union shares old time superstitions. It warns against walking under a falling safe or a ladder with a painter above. It jokes about impossible shirt buttons and a coin about paying debt. It notes misfortune with mirrors and hazards to a husband.
Advice snippets from Answers Maga zive column
A fragmented reader’s page offers quips on generosity and financial caution. It cites lines about too many friends in need, amateur artists, selling politeness, and aging hair, attributed to a writer from Answers Magazine.
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Magazive
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Lutheran Church
St Joseph’s Church
the Union Church
H. P. Tully
Majestic
Gleaners
Frank
Majestic Cleaning
Travis
McCormick-Deering
Cecil Hardware CO
Blue Earth
Crocodiles Block River
Chelsea, Bay
Brown
Detling
England
Scotland Yard of
London
Oklahoma
Adam
Great Britain
Turkey
Catholic Daughters of America
Royal Neighbors
Women’s Relief Corps
Florida Times-Union
Travis Grocery
Tucker & McDonough
Terraplane and Hudson
Red Crown
Kendall Oil
McCartney’s
Christian Science Monitor
Cristian Science Monitor
Tso
Just
Cady
Pioneer
B. R
B. R. Prunes
B. R. Oregon Prunes
BR. R. Kraut
H.o.cady &Son
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