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Newspaper
Brimfield News
Location
Brimfield, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1939
Page
8
Fragmented OCR passage mentions a pastor Jenry Trasb and a church context. It references victory, faith, and readiness for "the Lord's battles" along with brief personal notes. The text is garbled with unclear dates and details.
The Meihiedisi Episcopal Church schedules a Sunday service from 9:00 o clock to and a church school session. Pastor A C A Lee will lead the service.
St Josephs Church schedules Masses at 7 30 and 9 30 o clock on Sunday with Reverend Thomas C Garrison as pastor.
Union Church offers 10:00 Church School and 12:40 Communion Service today. At 1:00 PM the Young People’s discussion group meets with a special invitation to new members to attend next Sunday’s Communion service. Pastor David Todd notes appreciation for cooperation in the “Go to Church first” effort.
The C D of Ameeta meet at members homes on the second Thursday each month at p m Grand Regent Mrs Anna Coen Historian Mrs Nellie Carroll Financial Secretary Mrs Bertha Marks Treasurer Mrs Charlotte Appleby
The M. W. A. Camp No. 647 meets at the Community Building club room every other Tuesday evening. Officers listed include Vv. C. Rudolph Savage and H. B. Bowman, Clerk.
Royal Neighbors Camp No. 203 R N A holds meetings on the first and third Wednesday afternoons each month in Cady's Hall. Oracle Mary Sollenberger and Recorder Carrie Arber are named officers for the group.
The W. B. C. meetings will be held at 2:00 at the home of Mrs. Frank Hamilton. Irene Miller serves as president and Mary Sollenberger as secretary.
The Xchange State Bank Brim field will close at noon on Thursdays during the summer season starting today. The change applies to the bank’s Thursday operations and adjusts the traditional closing time for this period.
A recent survey reports Britain maintains 4 500 level in seven CTS roads. Whyland operates 70 toll bridges on public highways. Most motor cars pass through three or four owners before reaching the junk heap.
A jumbled summary notes women and royal topics including Queen Geraldine of Albania, an American heiress, nurses demanding travel compartments, a statistic on women’s hosiery spending, and four thousand women ready to serve as searchlight sisters in air raid precautions.
The report lists diverse tidbits from around the globe and beyond. It mentions England lacking ven triloquists, Singapore and Malaya lighting streets for motorists, Braunau Austria Hitler’s birthplace with 5 000 residents, London visiting hours from 3 30 to 6 0 pm, a note on New Guinea exploration spanning twenty thousand square miles, North American playgrounds totaling over 12 680 in 1 012 cities, and German beekeeping producing bee venom used as a rheumatic cure.
A compact survey notes peas used for stock feed in Europe while volcanic zones sit in crustal weakness. It reports a London sale of over 24000 silver fox furs, elevators reaching about 10 miles per hour, and massive global fishing employment with 2,000,000 workers and 800,000 boats. It adds leather-like sheep skin used as leather bellows in gas meters and mentions a large life insurance firm spending 1,000,000 dollars yearly on health advice.
A novice officer spots a Rolls Royce halted at a cul de sac and sternly orders the owner to move. The collision leads to the patrolman ending up in hospital the next day, while the case reflects on duty and caution.
A blurred OCR line shows a witness placed on the stand with confusion over truth and sworn duty. The magistrate or title figure questions the witness about understanding the nature of the testimony and the risk of telling a lie or sticking to a statement.
A cryptic note suggests a man may have altered his marriage plans, claiming no word has come through and that he will send it by slow freight. The statement leaves readers uncertain about his intentions and timing.
Two men walking a back street notice a large fat man seated on a box cooling. One says it doesn’t matter that he is untidy, because he’s the fellow who makes the brown bread. The exchange highlights a rough, humorous street remark.
An agronomist quips about daily city deliveries of fresh eggs and vegetables, humorously noting the burden of bundles and asking if a private parcel post system is in effect. The exchange captures country living and the effort to bring rural produce to the urban doorstep.
A brief quip contrasts married men's supposed wisdom with timing, noting sense increases after marriage but arriving too late.
A brief exchange mocks a girl’s baseball knowledge with a line about not understanding the game, phrased in regional dialect. The remark highlights social attitudes and humor in a historical context.
A fragmented OCR segment shows unclear text with stray letters and symbols. Readable items mention a parking space, possible station, and scattered phrases. No coherent events, dates, or names emerge from the damaged passage.
In a strained exchange, Tommy admits breaking strict orders about drinking beer. His mother questions responsibility as he blames temptation and pleads for understanding. The incident centers on a youth defying limits and facing parental consequence.
A scattered exchange shows a garbled dialogue retold as a quaint antique scene. The legible parts reveal a shyly spoken greeting and a terse rebuke about familiarity, hinting at a social clash across a bygone era.
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