Towns of Effingham County Illinois
Towns of Effingham County Illinois
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John Cook built this building which housed his office and his family. Later it was sold to the Oddfellows Lodge and later it was purchased by the weekly newspaper, The Beecher City Journal.
There was also a pond farther south, closer to the cemetery corner, where a mill ground grain for the farmers. The Tennery family had a brick- yard on their farm south of town in the 1850's. There was a canning factory, owned by Hiram Engel, near where Florence Maxfield now lives at the cor- ner of Sweazy an...d Vine Streets. Nora Jennings Cook worked there as a girl canning tomatoes and pumpkin.
In early Beecher City it was not necessary for every effort to be made to make a living. An early account of the first Christmas tree was given by Mrs. Ann Tennery Culbertson and Mrs. Kate Burgoon Barr to Mrs. Pauline Cook Coffman. In 1883 Dr. John S. Cook made plans to have a com- munity Christmas program with a big Christmas tree for the children of Beecher City. Dr. Cook had traveled from England and had seen Christmas trees in previous places.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
John Cook built this building which housed his office and his family. Later it was sold to the Oddfellows Lodge and later it was purchased by the weekly newspaper, The Beecher City Journal.
There was also a pond farther south, closer to the cemetery corner, where a mill ground grain for the farmers. The Tennery family had a brick- yard on their farm south of town in the 1850's. There was a canning factory, owned by Hiram Engel, near where Florence Maxfield now lives at the cor- ner of Sweazy an...d Vine Streets. Nora Jennings Cook worked there as a girl canning tomatoes and pumpkin.
In early Beecher City it was not necessary for every effort to be made to make a living. An early account of the first Christmas tree was given by Mrs. Ann Tennery Culbertson and Mrs. Kate Burgoon Barr to Mrs. Pauline Cook Coffman. In 1883 Dr. John S. Cook made plans to have a com- munity Christmas program with a big Christmas tree for the children of Beecher City. Dr. Cook had traveled from England and had seen Christmas trees in previous places.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Effingham County Ill Bicentennial Commission to read onlineMoreLess
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