Lutheran Church Sunday School and Service
Notes announce Sunday School at 102 m and a Divine Service at 10:30 led by Pastor Henry Traub of Lutheran Church.
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Newspaper
Brimfield News
Location
Brimfield, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1936
Page
5
Notes announce Sunday School at 102 m and a Divine Service at 10:30 led by Pastor Henry Traub of Lutheran Church.
Pastor Fred Reed urges morning worship at 9 30 a m with sermon Is America Christian or Pagan On record note of repeated break-ins at the Methodist Church by several boys described as a serious offense to parents and congregation members.
On Sunday June 28 Mass will be held at St Joseph Church at 7 30 with Father Thomas C Harrison serving as pastor. A Mass will follow at Williamsfield at 9 30 led by the same pastor.
The Union Church announces 10:00 Sunday School and 11:00 Morning Worship with choir practice Friday at 7:30. June 25 marks the half year end, subscriptions may be reviewed by the treasurer. Annual 8.8 picnic planned for next Thursday. Canton trip attendees should meet at church at 9 with lunch and needed table service. Friendly class meets June 26 at Mrs A T Babcock's home with program leaders Mrs C L Bayes and Mrs Fred Walliker. hostesses listed.
Merchants of Brimfield join American Legion in a merchandising campaign. Every Saturday night during the concert season features gift night with prizes at 9 30 at the band stand. Inquiries welcome at local business houses listing participants such as H Niekirk Grocery Home Store Cady Travis Wyman Meat Market Zero Pharmacy Johnson-Arber Baysinger Auto Sates and others.
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A diner salutes six favorites as the menu forces a choice. The waiter, ending his tenure this week, suggests the stew and invites the patron to sample the whole spread. The exchange carries a wry tone from El Paso World News.
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A comic exchange unfolds with a Fat Man addressing a smaller boy. The Fat Man asks the boy to watch and laugh as he performs a stunt, while the boy dismissively replies that he cannot see or be impressed.
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Mr Knapp interrupts with a reflective query about a glorious moment, a line from Stray Stories Magazine. The brief vignette suggests a meta moment of anticipation within the magazine’s prose.
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In a light exchange, a sunny day prompts plans for car washing and shoe shining before a warning of possible rain. An optimistic tone shifts to caution as the speaker forecasts changing weather and wears a new suit.
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