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Newspaper
Brimfield News
Location
Brimfield, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Feb 05, 1925
Page
5
A note from J. H. Mathews of Peoria addresses a friend with a personal greeting and a brief inquiry, highlighting a cordial correspondence likely from a past era. The fragmentary text suggests a private letter format without public details or actions.
Miss Florence Wagner and Leland H. Plumer married in Brimfield at the couple’s newly furnished home 96 Arnold Galesburg. The ceremony featured a single ring ritual conducted by Rev St Zenk with 16 guests. A pink and white decor, music by Temple Rudele, and a three course breakfast followed. The bride wore aquamarine ensemble. both graduates of Brimfield High School. Plumer served in the Medical Corps in France. he now works with the Burlington railroad at Galesburg. Out of town guests included the couple’s families from Brimfield and nearby.
Miss Margie Caldwell of Elmwood and John Bragg of Brimfield were quietly married Tuesday January 27 at 1 30 PM by Rev James Benson at the Presbyterian parsonage 903 Bigelow Peoria Attendants were Miss Irma Caldwell and Russell Bragg After a short honeymoon they will take up housekeeping at the Wo McKayne farm north of town leased by Bragg for the coming year The News extends its congratulations and best wishes
Hereby I will not be responsible for any debts contracted by any person except myself. This notice names B. Park as the sole party of responsibility and excludes others from liability.
Order of the Board of Directors Vigilance Committee describes a raid plan at 16 Brimfield Community. The fragmented text references Robt Pean and indicates an organizing authority by the board of directors vigilance committee.
Mrs. E. E. Hamilton writes from Corning area about October trip to visit Mrs. Roy Hayward and Ned Hayward family. They toured a large but cozy Hayward house, saw a buckwheat harvest, helped threshers in October, and attended political and missionary meetings. Weather notes include a solar eclipse and recent cold snap with snow melting, promising another visit when snow melts.
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