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Newspaper
Brookfield Magnet
Location
Brookfield, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Sep 26, 1946
Page
3
Evening meeting at St Mien Sen on Oct 7 includes testimonies and Christian healing. Child care for ages up to 8 offered during services. Memorial hospital events held monthly on the fourth Saturday at Ashland Avenue LaGrange. adjourning days vary with holidays. Residents invited to attend daily activities, with some sessions not on Sundays.
The New Apostolic Church on Phapte Ave at Grand hosts evening service on Sept 29 led by Rev. GL Bing, with talks by Rev H Weidt and Rev AL Zoerliner. Midweek service on Oct 2 at 7:00 pm titled The Man Christ Jesus with Rev Charles L Bing.
Sunday School at 9 15 classes organize groups Morning Worship at 11 Nursery during worship under Mrs Josephine hols Sermon Topic Religion and False Scout Troop No 43 meets Tuesday Cab Pack No 433 Friday Sept 27 at 4 Pilgrim Fellowship meeting at 4 30 Woman's Fellowship Thursday
Local notes record Hostestes Sirsel and Mrs Haward attending a ceremony for Helek Cashman. The event highlights attendance by community figures and notes a formal reception.
Sunday Sept 29 features Sunday school and installation of Sunday School teachers and officers. Sermon What the Church Expects of a Church School Teacher by Rev Vance D Rogers. 7 Youth Fellowship. Tuesday Oct 1 Willie may circle at the home lot Mr F Hammatt 3631 Prairie Ave. Co Hostess Mrs Dawson. Thursday Oct 3 11 Foard meeting 12:30 Luncheon.
Rev Calvin H Ukena shepherds Hollywood area church service on Sept 20 with church school Rally Day observance. Children participate in promotion of pupils and teacher dedication. Congregational meeting to elect four elders and four trustees follows the service. Youth Fellowship hosts a wiener roast at the manse lawn 2720 Hollywood Ave hosted by Mr and Mrs McIntyre.
Sunday masses at 6 7 8 9 10 and 11 am. Weekday masses at 7 and 8 am. Novena to Our Sorrowful Mother held every Friday at 8 oclock.
The Hartford Courant recounts Moses Dunbar of Waterbury as the subject of a Revolutionary era treason case. Dunbar refused to take up arms for Britain, was tried in Hartford on January 23, 1777, found guilty of high treason, and ordered to die by hanging. He left a last written document urging his children to keep faith and fear God.
The article notes that modern commercially cured bacon should be refrigerated and kept a few weeks after purchase, correcting the old belief it could be stored without cooling. It also cites Washington DC shoppers where 91 percent rely on public transit, 3 percent drive, and the rest walk, then mentions hanging chair slipcovers to dry along parallel lines with minimal ironing.
Sunday fall gathering drew over 100 La Grange district scouters and cubs to Mannheim Woods for a family picnic. M Larsen led arrangements with J D Kirkpatrick L O Graver and C H Ramm as committee members. Event featured golf skills, hill and dale ski race, horseshoe pitching, cracker eating, and weight guessing with several local winners and a gate prize to C H Ramm.
On the carrier Franklin D. Roosevelt at sea an all jet aircraft for the first time took off and landed on the deck. The McDonnell FD Phantom made five takeoffs and five landings on the 2.5 acre flight deck with Lt. Comdr. James J. Davidson of Rochester Minnesota at the controls. The Phantom, weighing about 6,600 pounds sea weight and 9,225 pounds combat weight, is powered by two Westinghouse engines and exceeds 500 mph.
A terse want ad prompts rapid responses as readers seek fast results. Local interest centers on a concise call to action, highlighting immediacy and practical outcomes.
The excerpt mentions standard corn weights with a bushel of ear corn at 70 pounds and shelled corn at 56 pounds. It then includes the phrase helt Pai, bole and a biblical reference from I Samuel chapter 6 about avoiding pestilence linked to images of mice, reflecting a cryptic historical note in the Chinatown section.
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