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Newspaper
Brimfield News
Location
Brimfield, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1935
Page
5
The church holds public worship at 9 30 a m and Sunday School at 10 30 a m Pastor Thomas Spencer extends a cordial welcome The Ladies Aid meets Thursday June 20 at Mrs Alice Whittaker's home.
St Josephs Church lists Mass on Sunday June 23 at 7 30 in the morning with another Mass at 9 30 oclock Father T C Harrison pastor is noted for the parish service details mentioning Williamafield Maas as part of the schedule.
The Union Church holds 10 00 Sunday School and 11 00 Morning Worship with choir practice Thursday at 730 pm. The Friendly class meets for the regular social afternoon Friday June 28 at Mrs Chalmer Catton s home hosted by Mesdames Cady Pacey Tucker and Risius. Program leader is Mrs Lorena Clark with Pastor R W Newell.
Notice states starting June 6 the Exchange State Bank will close at 12 o clock noon on Thursdays.
The C D of A meets in the Community Building club room on the second and fourth Thursdays each month with Sara Reed as Regent and Nellie Carrol as Historian.
The M W A Corp No 847 holds meetings in the club room of the Community Building every other Tuesday evening. Rudolph Savage serves as V C and H B Bow man is Clerk.
Royal Neighbors camp No. 203 meets the first and third Wednesday afternoons each month in the Community Building. Oracle Eva Clark serves as Recorder Carrie Arber.
The WRC meets on the second and fourth Wednesday afternoons each month at Cady's hall. President Mary Sollenberger. Secretary Alma Ellis.
Mrs De Vere instructs her maid to bring milk each evening at seven. The first night the maid carries the glass in hot hands, startling the mistress who orders a tray use. The next night the maid arrives with a tray and asks if she should bring a spoon or if the mistress will lap it up.
A kindergarten teacher asked the class what a canary can do that she cannot. Marvin raised his hand and replied that it can take a bath in a saucer, delivering a simple comic moment from an American Girl publication.
An opinion fragment contrasts spouses views on costs. The husband quips that his wife believes two should live as expensively as four or five. The exchange highlights domestic humor about financial expectations in marriage.
Distressed convict tells how his wife allegedly hid a file in a cake to aid his escape from prison. He describes uncertainty whether the cake or file was used to saw through or otherwise free him, as questioned by the governor.
Mr Dustin Stax says he will make his home abroad. He explains a millionaire cannot gain recognition now without becoming a motion picture promoter and struggles to find a suitable scenario. The typist asks if he still loves his country.
A census shows that apart from a few thousand aboriginals about 4,850 people now live in the Northern Territory of Australia, a region exceeding 500000 square miles in area.
A dated reflection notes wives relying on husbands for earning while wives handle spending. It argues love prompts a young man to be fed by canned meals, and that independence among women signals rougher methods to secure what they want from men rather than increased gains.
Master jin Chan cery of the Circuit Court of Peoria County will sell at public auction the farm of 209 58 acres on route 91 about 5 miles NW of Brimfield and 2 1/2 miles south of Laura. Sale on premises at 11 o clock a m Saturday June 22 1935. Farm with full improvements and cultivable land except 15 acres of pasture.
Terms of sale specify 60 acres on the west side of the northeast quarter of section 3. Subject to a $2,000 mortgage to School Trustees of Township 10 North and 1935 taxes payable 1936. Also subject to a written case to Louis G Savage expiring March 1 1036. Ten percent down day of sale with balance after court confirmation. Claude U Stone Master in Chancery.
Shanghai plans a modern shoe factory while Italy boosts rayon production and Brazil nears capacity with industrial power use rising. Guatemala designates its mining industry as a public utility, and Stron Maine produces about 60 million toothpicks daily. Rayon hosiery from Italy topped 2.64 million pounds last year.
Sunday services in Christian Science churches centered on God as preserver and wisdom. The Golden Text from Proverbs highlights the Lord giving wisdom and guiding the righteous paths. Psalms passages affirm God upholds the fallen and hears the righteous cry. The Science and Health excerpt stresses the divine Mind as creator and the goal to recognize this truth and follow its leadings.
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