A.W. Convention At Union Church In Brimfield Planned
The Peoria County meeting of the Camps of the County will be held May 27 at the Community Building in Brimfield.
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Newspaper
Brimfield News
Location
Brimfield, Illinois, United States of America
Date
May 22, 1924
Page
1
The Peoria County meeting of the Camps of the County will be held May 27 at the Community Building in Brimfield.
The notice outlines a county meeting with Supreme officers present, including Mary E Arnholt, and delegates from Peoria County Camps. It lists morning and afternoon sessions with installations, reports, and committees, plus a supper served by WWRCS. Evening worship at the Methodist church features a Memorial sermon and a dramatic service at the Congregational Church.
Committees named to run the Cemetery Supper with matrons and helpers listed. Matrons chair C L Hayes. aides include A T Babcock Chalmer Forney D H Johnson M R Clark Hugh Bowman Orville Tucker. Helpers chaired by Elizabeth Hindle include many members. Silver linen dishes duties assigned to Arthur Kelley L A McKown George LaFollette. Coffee duties to Ed Keefer. Solicitors by region and report deadline to H E Chichester Tuesday evening.
A dance will be held at the Community Theatre on Tuesday evening May 27 with the Mehlenbech’s Singing Arcadian Orchestra providing music after their acclaimed Firemen’s Ball. All lovers of the dance are invited. The Salvation Army warns of fraudulent solicitors and notes it conducts only one annual drive, typically in November.
St Pauls Lutheran Church page lists Sunday School at 10 and Divine Services at 11. Bible class set for Tuesday May 27 at 8. Ascension eve service Thursday May 21 at 8. Ladies Aid thanks patrons of bake sale with net proceeds of 3700 dollars. Four upcoming Sundays feature sermons on Holy Communion and Lutheran Missouri Synod teaching on the Sacrament.
Mrs. Elizabeth Arnold wife of Henry Arnold died at Proctor hospital Tuesday evening after a ten day stay. Funeral services will be held Friday at two o'clock in the M E church conducted by Rev W H Young.
New Cream Station in Brimfield at the old Neikirk hardware building opens under manager Fred Dawson. The facility will offer cream eggs and poultry in connection, inviting local patronage and servicing the community.
The painters announce considerable activity this spring and expect a busy year. Fishing is poor in creeks and rivers near town with few catches reported. A proposal to build a new high school at Wyoming failed by 105 votes at the second election, after a earlier defeat by 19 votes. R. J. Fisher repairs elevator roofs at Brimfield Elevator plant, earning a good price for the lofty work on a roof installed years ago by J. H. Savage, Scout Pemble, Charlie Colling and Rue Savage.
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