Seventeenth annual meeting of 16th District Federation in Peoria
The seventeenth annual meeting of the 16th District Federation of Women's Clubs gathered May 4 and 5 at the Peoria Women's Club building. Miss Delia Miller presided. delegates from 24 clubs, totaling 41, discussed reports, new clubs admitted Princeville Ton ton Wyoming and Granville, and heard lectures on education laws and citizenship. The program included music, dancing demonstrations, and a reception. next year’s meeting is planned for Lacon or Princeton.
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Federation of Women's Clubs
Peoria
C .U. Collins
Collins
Migs Milar
Princeville
Totton
Wyoming
Granville
Blanche Morgan Allen
Gerard T. Smith
Grandview Drive
Country Club
Glen Oak
Bradley Parks
Moses L. Purvin
Chicago
Federation
Delia Miller
C B. Zinser
Chillicothe
A B. Magill
Bradley
Princeton
Henry Deisbruch
Ruth Price
Toulon
Marshall County
S. L Chift
Henry
Bureau County
Booth
Sheffield
W Dewey
Fannie Brooks
University of Thlinals
Sidney Baldwin
Martha
Peoria High School
Peoria Women’s Teachers’ Club
Lacon
Spencer Ketchum
LE Clift
Frank
Lin. Davies
George Halbleibh
Glenwood-ave
Lorses
Cornelius Huffman A Pioneer Educator Said to Come From New York
Cornelius Huffman stood out in early settlement times arriving from New York State. As a youth he taught in the Coleman district in Whitefield township, now the Niblock district. The Senior Editor of The Republican was once a pupil in his school.
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Cornelius Huffman
New York State
Coleman
Whitefield Township
Niblock
Senoir
The
Republican
Obituary: Mr Huffman Leader in Saratoga and Bradford
Longtime resident of Saratoga township and Bradford, Mr Huffman born March 20, 1828 in Allegheny County New York. He raised a family of one son and four daughters, held trusted offices, moved to Bradford 15 years ago, celebrated golden wedding day, died after a sudden pain, services held at M E church, mourned by wife, children and grandchildren.
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Huffman
Saratoga Township
Bradford
M. E. Church
Mr Huffman
Allegheny County
N. Y
Illinois
Indiantown
Bureau County
Henry
Hat
Daniel Blood
Sarah A. Conover
New Jersey
Sweet Clover Farming Profit Highlighted by Rochelle Report
A clipped Rochélle item notes farm success with sweet clover yielding 100 bushels of seed per acre and 12,502 dollars earned for crop sold. It cites fertilizer use, drainage, and a Williams Graham address to a farmers institute, inviting interest from farmers statewide.
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Octis
afyMarshall
Gardner
Northea
Rochelle
Barber
Bryans
Sean
Williams
Graham
Avfarmers's Institute
Duac
Hev Gage
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