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Newspaper
Brimfield News
Location
Brimfield, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1939
Page
5
A local church announces a recurring Bible study event led by Geary Trauh. The program begins Tuesday at 7 39 pm and continues every alternate Tuesday, with a 1 cent 20 price reference noted in church materials.
The Episcopal Church will hold worship with choir practices from 9:00 until 16:38. The Ladies Aid plans a meeting on Thursday June 16 at Mrs. Mase Collins home. A. C. A Lea, Pastor.
A fragment notes a Sunday service at Se Jocephs Church with a 7 30 p m time and mentions related names and places in unclear text. The readable items include church event timing and a brief reference to attendees or associations.
A local village announces a Children's Day program at 10:08, urging prompt arrival to avoid interruptions. A combined Church and Church School service will include a children’s dedication. Parents should contact the pastor. Woman’s Association meets Thursday at Mrs Eva Clark’s home. Readers are Mrs Robert Bragg and Mrs Todd. The program features a sermon on worship stages by Dr Beary Nelese Wieman from the University of Chicago.
The article describes swine influenza as a swift disease causing direct losses from hog deaths and indirect losses through sows, noting the similarity of symptoms to other swine diseases. It warns of transmission between influenza and hog cholera, advises vaccination for cholera, and stresses quick isolation, warm dry quarters, ventilation, and veterinary diagnosis for infected herds.
The Catholic Daughters of America hold monthly meetings at members homes the day of each month. Regent Mrs. Asea Coon, Hetertes Mire, Bettie Farrell, and Financial Secretary Chastene Agpishy are listed among the officers.
The M. W. A. Camp No. OCF holds meetings at the Community Building every other Tuesday evening. Redeliph Savage is captain and H. B. Bowmea serves as clerk.
Meetings of Camp Be 08 KR N A are noted in Caeys Ball with attendees Mary Gellentesger BesssGer Carrie Avtar Ovaste and others in a fragmented local notice about upcoming cash month activities.
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