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Newspaper
Brimfield News
Location
Brimfield, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1937
Page
5
Lutheran church notices announce Sunday School at 10:00 a m and Divine service at 10:30 a m with Pastor Henry Traub leading. This concise entry records weekly worship times and the resident pastor.
The Methodist Episcopal Church invites worshipers to a morning service at 9 30 sermon topic Bethel and Peniel Church School at 10 30 with Fred Reed pastor.
St Josephs Church announces Mass on Sunday June 37 at 1 30. Williamsfield service at 9 30 with Father Thomas C Harrison Pastor.
Union Church holds 10:00 Sunday School and 11:00 Morning Worship. The Friendly class party meets Friday at Mrs Chalmer Catton's home hosted by Mesdames Kingdon, Forter, Roberts, Wroycoff, Harding, Hines with leaders Mrs Tucker and Mrs Tully. Vacation Bible School enrollment rises to 50 with several new children enrolled. David Todd, Pastor.
Sunday services across Christ Scientist churches explored how the universe and man arise from divine Mind. Golden Text from Deuteronomy 10 14 and Psalms 33 6 8 framed a sermon stressing God as Lord of heaven and earth and Mind as the supreme cause governing all creation with the powers of law and life in its grasp.
Brimfield High School hosts alumni banquet on Wednesday June 30 at 7:00 p.m in the gymnasium. J Donald Best president of the alumni association has named program ticket menu decorating and nominating committees for the 1937 graduating class event.
A collection of curious notes includes culinary ratios for cream, bread, butter, lemon juice, coffee, and pecans. It mentions Will Adams as the founder of Japan's navy and notes a Tokyo paper employing carrier pigeons. It also states that in North Carolina, once declared insane, a person loses voting rights forever.
A survey of curious facts notes that all Japanese kimono designers are men, water wheels still power over 2700 small Pennsylvania flour mills, and there are five phosphorus forms in a lobster's claw nerves.
A scrambled collection cites public forest acreage in Pennsylvania about 1 700 000 acres. It notes advertising limits using biblical references in New York and fire riding rules for Massachusetts cyclists. Mentions Lakeland Georgia a railway line to Naylor Georgia and San Francisco city county government. Mentions Santa Clara County fruit and nut tree count 11 363 600.
The Atlantic City Auditorium is claimed as the largest in the world with seating for about 40 000 to 45 000 spectators.
A garbled notice notes that Cork weighs only a quarter of water and that canvas pouch ballot boxes are used in Wyoming. It mentions disqualifications for dueling in seven states and a postal card delivered to a Piedmont Alabama resident postmarked Terrell Texas. The passage references Eight of the American colonies officials or voters and a thief leaving cash in a coop.
Sixty eight fruit varieties thrive in Florida. Streamlined hairdressing gains popularity in Italy. The Chinese seaport of Pakhoi opened to foreign trade in 1876.
The M. W. A. Camp No. 817 meets at the club room of the Community Building every other Tuesday evening. Officers include VC Rudolph Savage and H. B. Bowman, Clerk.
Camp No 203 R N A meets on the first and third Wednesday afternoons each month in the club room of the Community Building. Oracle Eva Clark Recorder Carrie Arber.
The W R C holds its meetings at 2:30 PM at the home of Mrs Frank Hamilton. President Mary Soilenberger and secretary Pearl Schenck are listed in the notice.
The C D of A meets in the club room of the Community Building with Sara Reed as Regent and Nellie Carroll as Historian.
G E F Lottman offers refining adjusting and repairing services with a guarantee and asks for patronage. The note emphasizes quality workmanship and invites customers to choose their shop for repairs and refinishing needs.
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