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Brimfield News

Location

Brimfield, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Aug 21, 1930

Page

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Brimfield Schools Set to Open With Septembers Start

Brimfield Grade and High Schools will begin on September 1. Registration for high school freshmen and new students is set for Thursday, August 21, at the Commercial Building from 10:00 a.m. until noon, with late registration possible at Superintendent E. L. Dobesly’s home next week. No grade school registration day is planned. High School staff includes Principal E. L. Coberly and teachers Frances Rockwell, Ada Saddler, Norma Efnor, Margaret O Finnicum, Sterling L. Monk. Grade teachers are Mrs Wayie Cox, Mrs Lois Burt, Miss Mina Cramer, and Miss Helen Hart.

Brimfield Way E.L. Dobesly

Birthday Dinner for W T Cowley Celebrates Eightieth

W T Cowley marked his eightieth birthday with a Friday August 15 dinner of fried chicken and angel food cake. Niece Mrs Minnie Laws organized the gathering joined by Mrs Catherine Kelly and daughter Miss Millie Kelly and Miss McKim of Galva, Joseph Harker of Elmwood, and Mr. and Mrs J M Harker and Mr. and Mrs C L Mc Clellan.

W.T Cowley Minnie Laws Mr. Cowley Catherine Kelly Millie Kelly Miss McKim Galva Joseph Harker Elmwood J. M. Harker C. L. McClellan

Hindle Howarth Reunion Delivers Family Picnic and Elections

Hindle Howarth descendants gathered at Sam McClugage home on Farmington road for a traditional picnic. Mrs. Cora Taylor presided with Mrs. Laura Walliker as secretary. J A Hayes opened the program. Mildred Greenfield played piano, Joan Hayes read, Julia Hindle Ruckmick sent notes from Washington, and absent members sent letters read by Velma Hayes Gehring. Officers for next year named J A Hayes of Peoria as president and Mrs Max Wyman of Elmwood as secretary treasurer.

John Hindle Richard John Howarth Sam McClugage Farmington Road Cora Taylor Laura Walliker J A.hayes Mildred Greenfield Joan Hayes Julia Hindle

Local News Notes From Kellogg Area Social Roundup

French Grove Frank Carter shelled corn Tuesday afternoon and Joe Duncan Wednesday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Ward Auten and Sara Auten of Princeville called at Kelloggs and Oak Law Monday evening. Wm. E. Carter accompanied his shipment of hogs to Chicago Monday returning Tuesday evening. Marie McCoy enjoys a Washington vacation and plans to be home Aug. 20. Her mother will remain six weeks longer. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Runft of Sheffield visited at S A Kellogg's Thursday afternoon. Mrs. Runft and Mrs. Kellogg were roommates at the B. of I. Mr. and Mrs. W. M Carter have visited Peoria recently to see son Ralph recovering from an operation. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Reed Anna Oakes and Gertrude Kellogg accompanied Hubert Oakes to Peoria Saturday. Mrs. Woul and three daughters of Mt. Union Iowa were Wednesday visitors at W E Carters. John Clark started Friday for a month in Missouri. Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Miller visited H. L. Oakes Friday evening. W. T. Cowley held a birthday dinner Thursday. Attendees included Mr and Mrs J. McClellan Mrs Kelly and Miss Mudie Kells. Stes Mechym of Galva, Mr and Mrs J M Harker of Brimfield and Joseph Harker of Elmwood. Mrs Mortensen of Castleton visiting her nephew Jim Welch. Mrs John Hasselbacher and Laurence visiting her sister Sollenberger at Arlington. Mr. and Mrs. Angus Moore were Galesburg shoppers Thursday. Jim Welsh baled hay Thursday afternoon. Jay and Mary Lou Reed attended the 4H Club picnic in Clark Biederbeck woods Friday with about 30 present.

Ward Auten Sara Auten Princeville Kelloggs Oak Law Wm. E. Carter Chicago Marie McCoy Washington State Ed Runft Sheffield Ats A. Kellogg W. M Carter Peoria Ralph Gerald Miller H. L. Oakes W. T. Cowley J. McClellan Kelly Mudie Kells Stes Mechym Galva J M Harker Brimfield Joseph Harker Elmwood John Hasselbacher Laurence Sollenberger Arlington Angus Moore Galesburg Jim Welsh

Breakfast at St Josephs Church Community Building

Breakfast after services brought together St Josephs Church members and Brimfield and Peoria friends at the Community Building. Mrs Mollie Day chaired with Donald Best as toastmaster. Speakers included M Crowley of Peoria, Dr Welch, and the pastor. Music by Mrs McGann with a quartet led by Mrs Houran and St Bernards band conducted by J O Toole.

St Joseph's Church Brimfield Peoria Mollie Day Donald Best M Crowley Welch Father Williams McGann

Forester Warns After Illini Sires Spread Across Terrain

Lewin B Springer superintendent of forestry warns public to avoid campfires and care for cigarettes after dry conditions ignite widespread fires. A blaze swept through 790 acres in Cumberland and grass in Washington county, another burned miles wide in Wayne county. In Mt Erie township residents were urged to defend homes and barns as firefighters battled the Warne county fire.

Lewin B. Springer Washington Coute Wene County Mt Erie Warne County

Mrs Mary Martin Celebrates Eighty Sixth Birthday

Mrs Mary Martin marks her eighty sixth birthday with a family gathering on Sunday August 1. Twenty relatives attended the dinner including Roy Whittaker Fred Harlan Clarence McFarland and Follette family members from Kewanee and Moline. Son John in North Dakota and daughter Agnes in California could not attend. She received gifts and flowers. Also noted is the Acme Caragues four day entertainment at Monica starting Thursday August 21.

Mary Martin Roy Whittaker Fred Harlan Mc Cally Frances Clarence McFarland Kéwanee Follette Moline John North Dakota Agnes California Martin

Farm Bureau Social at C L McClellan's

The Farm Bureau plans a lawn social at C L McClellan's home next Tuesday evening August 26 with an interesting program and a paid admission. Cream and cake will be served after the program. About 500 attended the Trivoli unit social last week and the event aims for a good turnout. On Saturday August 30 a half day teachers meeting for all one room school teachers in Peoria County is set for 9 a m at the Apollo Theatre 313 Main Street. Attendance is required by law. John A Hayes, County Supt of Schools.

Farm Bureau CL. McClellan Schooos Peoria County Apollol Main Street Court House John A. Hayes County Supt. of

Dunlap Gym Dedication Set for August 25

The new gymnasium at Dunlap is nearing completion and will hold formal dedication exercises on Monday evening August 25. Local officials invite residents and students to attend the ceremony and tour the facility after the program.

Dunlap

Mothers Honored at Peoria Theater and Dinner

Mesdames Irene Cady Liorence Johnson and Lorena Clark and Miss Ethel Memier entertained their mothers Mesdames E Pulsipher Carrie Archer Josephine Reed and Henry Memier at a Peoria theater and dinner Monday.

Mesdames Irene Cady Liorence Johnson Lorena Clark Ethel Memier E. C. Pulsipher Carrie Archer Josephine Reed Henry, Memier Peoria

Old Settlers Picnic Brightens Pekin Day

The Old Settlers picnic at the school park welcomes crowds with a gala setup. Everett M. Dirksen of Pekin is the day’s speaker, Brimfield band provides music, and a kitten ball tournament opens at 1 p.m. Evening events feature a biz hall and the Arcadian Orchestra of Peoria at the Community building.

Everett M. Dirksen Pekin Brimfield Band Arcadian Orchestra of Peoria

Infant Renwick Dies in Peoria at Three Weeks

William Edward Renwick the infant son of Mr and Mrs Hanes Renwick died at St Francis Hospital Peoria on August 14 at age three weeks. Burial was from Boland's Mortuary Saturday with interment in Calvary Cemetery Brimfield. Father C J Williams of St Joseph's Church officiated at the grave. The community extends sympathy to the bereaved parents.

William Edward Hanes Renwick St Francis Hospital Peoria Boland Calvary Cemetery Brimfield C. J. Williams St. Joseph’s Church

Death of Charles A Thayer in Peoria County

Charles A Thayer died at his home on the Southport road last Tuesday night. The funeral was held at the M E church in Edwards Friday afternoon. He was 81 years old and had lived in Peoria county for 20 years. The next meeting is Arnholt Camp R N A on September 3 at 2 30. No meeting August 20 due to Old Settlers.

Charles A Thayer Southport Road M. E Edwards Thayer Peoria County Arnholt Camp R.N A

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