04 Feb 1954
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Newspaper
Brookfield Magnet
Location
Brookfield, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Feb 04, 1954
Page
1
Local spot labeled HU 5-3842 hints at a teen named Darlington and a bird mystery with a figure of 53.06 per year and a deduction of 3.75 dollars. Details are fragmentary but indicate a local notice or classified tease involving a person and an animal.
Svates 87 died January 30 with funeral services Monday at Brook s Methodist Church. Interment in Bo an National cemetery. Milton Bayly led services at the Brook s home. Survived by a son, daughter in law Anna Svatos, and six grandchildren and great grandchildren. Funeral services conducted at nm Funeral home.
Rempe Louis J. b. 45 of 3955 Sunnyside Ave died May 29 in a Chicago hospital. Services held at Hallowell and Paneral Home LaGrange with interment at Ft. on. Survived by widow, two sons Richard, and his mother Grace. a brother.
Community figures including the Rev Wilfred ais Morstatters and others attended a church visit to renew friendships as warm weather continues. Mentions of fashion items and retirement in Florida appear among scattered notes from a local page. A stylized show and talent events are scheduled across February and March with school presentations and auditorium dates.
A patriotic panel discussion by Brookfield Wan is planned for Wednesday February 3 at 1 30 PM in the Brookfield Legion Hall. Those wishing to participate should respond by writing to the by laws committee.
A Sunday school item notes activity for twenty pupils at a local church. The fragment lists attendees and a brief plan for a lesson or event, signaling a community religious education gathering.
Downers Grove Trojans overcome an early Riverside Brookfield lead to win 65 51 in West Suburban conference play. Don Extrem led with 19 points while Riverside’s Jon Nelson and Jack Voyda added 13 each. Fresh-Soph Bullpups beat Riverside Brookfield 4 24 in their gym as Bob Anderson scored nine.
Brook Park PTA will meet Feb 9 at 8 pm. A skit Snooping With Sally Snooper will be performed by a group including Mrs Spencer Phillips, Mrs Harold Kracht, Miss Susan McCann, Mrs Robi Jones, Mrs R W Janda, Mr William Steinhour, Mr Harold Blakeman, Mrs Gus Prochas ka, and Mrs David Barth. Founders day theme and Mother singers on program. PTA slate for next year’s officers to be presented. Clementine Davis, Publicity chairman.
Mrs. Milton Vereriea of Jefferson avenue celebrated her birthday January 31 with a family supper. The St. Paul's Lutheran PTA hosts a scrap drive this weekend with a trailer at Grant Avenue School at five. Patty Mueller of Elmaxe turned eight February 2 and hosted a classroom party after school with games and refreshments. If you need scrap picked up call Hunter 5-8037.
Lincoln school Brookfield hosts February PTA meeting on Tuesday Feb 4 at 8 p.m. Founders Day observance will honor past PTA presidents. Educational Television Speakers Bureau representative will discuss education and Channel 11. First grade mothers to assist with refreshments.
At Hollywood Brookfield Presbyterian church next Sunday at 10 45 the Boy Scouts and families join for a service led by Rev Curtis M Glick on My Beloved Son The Sunday Evening club meets at 7 30 with Raymond Hollis of Park Ridge Presbyterian as speaker Dynamic Christianity The session gathers Friday Feb 12 at 8 pm at Joseph Gray’s home The church school convenes Sunday at 9 30.
Luther J. Black, secretary of the Illinois teachers certification board, announced a new renewal requirement an exam on the U.S. and Illinois constitutions. It applies to teachers who earned certificates on or after July 1, 1953, and was sponsored this year by the seventh grade. Children will enjoy the clown with balloons at the event.
Former Lyons Township Junior College students organize a March 9 dinner. Planning committee met Jan 19 and urges alumni to send both their addresses and the addresses of other former students. Ted Lindgren and John Kenyon spearhead dinner entertainment. Contacts for classes 1930–1935 are arranged by Mrs A H Gilbert at 216 Eastern.
Marine biologists report a mysterious pulse detected in the Gulf of Mexico outflow as it enters the warm blue waters of the Gulf Stream off Miami. The finding highlights unusual oceanic activity near the Florida coast and raises questions for further study by researchers.
Classes from 1946 to 1950 and 1951 to 1953 are identified with locations and leaders including Miss Clare-arr at 725 Sixth La Grafige and Mrs Donald Jenkins at 9407 Congress Park Blvd Brookfield. The committee aims to reach a broad pool of former students.
Encouragement to alumni to call and make reservations for the upcoming event.
The question asks about the unpardonable sin as taught in Mark 3 29. It states that whosoever blasphemes against the Holy Spirit hath never forgiveness and is guilty of an eternal sin. Many scholars interpret this as a persistent, willful rejection of the Holy Spirit’s work rather than a singular act.
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