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Newspaper
Dekalb Daily Chronicle
Location
Dekalb, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Apr 03, 1925
Page
2
Chronicle Circulation To Be Handled By Office Rep
Sycamore readers are told circulation will be managed by an office representative until steady service is set up. Subscribers should drop 3 cards to The Chronicle in DeKalb to report failure to receive the newspaper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sycamore
Chronicle
DeKalb
Sycamore Legion to Attend Chicago Spring Promenade
Sycamore Legion men tied to Forty & Fight plan a trip to Chicago for the annual spring promenade hosted by Voi ture 220. Events include a parade, Orphans' Home band, banquet, luncheon at the LaSalle, theatre party at the Roosevelt, and a wrecking crew entertainment. Additional voyages depart DeKalb for city entertainment and banquet, with candidates from Sycamore Elburn and DeKalb entering the work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sycamore Legion
Forty & Fight
Chicago
Nowe
Dearborn Street
Prisoners de Guere
Hotel LaSalle
Roosevelt
LaSalle
Madison Street
R. E. Walsh
North Dearborn Street
Five Auto of
Sycamore
DeKalb
Ape 5 Ois
Elburn
Geahite Bank Building Progress Report on Granite Work
Granite slabs line Main and Fonauk streets for the new building as crews place blocks rapidly. Brick work on the east side advances quickly with contractor optimistic for earlier completion than first planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fonauk
Courthouse Lawn Returns to Springtime Green Sweep
The large courthouse lawn is turning green as signs of spring emerge. The area has been cleared of debris and mowers are expected to start soon pending moisture, making the grounds more attractive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court House
Rebekahs Attend Joliet District Meeting and Local News
Members of the Rebekahs from Sycamore and DeKalb traveled to Joliet for a district meeting regarded as highly interesting. A Madison Wisconsin man and Genoa woman obtained a marriage license, reportedly marrying by Justice Mitchell then headed to DeKalb. Edward Ledout and Edward Field handled recent post office business in Sycamore, while Mrs Polson visits Chicago friends. Sycamore residents attended the DeKalb theatre premiere of Lon Chaney in He Who Gets Slapped, with strong reports of the film. Mr and Mrs W E Giffin plan to return tomorrow from a weeklong southern motor trip to visit relatives. The principal likely visited the storm area, promising firsthand stories of the devastation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rebekahs
Joliet
DeKalb
Sycamore
DeKalb Theatre
Lon Chaney
W. E. Giffin
Legion Fathers and Sons Banquet Attracts 125 Attendees
About 125 American Legion members, their fathers, and guests gathered for the Fathers and Sons banquet at the Legion rooms. Rabbi Meyer Lipman, state chaplain, spoke informally on father son relations, urging fathers to avoid always denying ideas, and added humor. Rev. Robbe, Rev. Spicer, and Rev. O May also spoke. Lipman, formerly in aviation, impressed with his wit and a Milwaukee church offer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion
Fathers ‘and Sons
The
Amerian Legion
Rabbi Meyer Lipman
Memb
Lof
Woman's Auxiliary
Aaron Kay Stiles
Meyer Lipman
Springfield
Post
H. S. Robbe
N. E B. Spicer
James O'May
Rabbi Lipman
Aviation Department
Milwaukee
Legion
Busy Farmers In The Fields This Season
Farmers are the busiest in rural regions as oats are being planted and spring plowing begins. Weather favors field work but uncertainty keeps many from planting corn immediately, with hesitation to replant if conditions require. The chug of tractors and hoofbeats mark the season as farmers aim to finish sowing and adjust plans for late planting.
Record Book of Sheriff Is Interesting March Visit Register
Sheriff Crawford's hotel visitors register for March shows 56 jail commitments from local and federal courts in Chicago. Thirty-one held for trial, twenty for narcotic act violations. Fifteen prisoners boarded with the sheriff for varying days on prohibition violations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crawford
Chicago
Insurance Man from Chicago Visits City in Geneva Ties
J. W. Bain, once a live wire insurance man in Geneva, now with Equitable Life and Casualty of Chicago, transacted business here yesterday in conference with his local representative Fred Brown. Prize cabbages recently sold for 15 pounds in London.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
J. W. Bain
Geneva
Equitable Life and Casualty Insurance Company of
Bain
Fred Brown
Cement Road Repaired by Patrolman After Groves Farm Hole
Patrolman Harley Self and an accompanying man repaired a cement pavement hole near the Groves farm after water seepage caused damage. They dug under the road bed, fixed the seepage, and expect the road to endure heavy summer traffic. Self aims for prompt fixes when holes are found, noting such gaps are rarely left unfixed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Groves Farm
Harley Self
Mr. Self
Prisoner Released From DeKalb County Jail
Clinton Woodson was freed this morning after six months in DeKalb county jail for narcotic act violations. He reportedly planned to return to Chicago immediately, having been committed in October and released as his term expired.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DeKalb County
Clinton Woodson
Chicago
Shriners to Convene in Sycamore This Evening
Members of the Shriners organization of the Masons will meet in Sycamore for the annual spring session this evening. Shriners from several nearby towns are expected to attend. A Methodist church supper will follow and then the group will move to the Masonic hall for entertainment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shriners
Shriners Organization of the Masons
Sycamore
Methodist Church
Masonic Hall
Pastor Accepts Call to Sycamore Baptist Church
Rev Waiters moves to lead Sycamore Baptist as new pastor, delving into sermon April 19. Family to relocate by mid month amid relief among congregants after a weeks long vacancy since Rev Patterson's departure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. Lb. Walters
Paw Paw
Cently
Baptist Church of
Sycamore
Waiters
Patterson
Supervisors Scheduled Meeting Set For April 14
The county board of supervisors will meet on Tuesday April 14 according to the county clerk. Earlier yesterday's notice indicated next Tuesday but the official schedule confirms April 14 as the meeting date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Supervisors
Court Board Plans Uncertain Special Meeting on Tuesday
Attaches at the court house indicate the special meeting’s purpose is uncertain. The board is expected to meet Tuesday and continue daily until the special business is disposed of satisfactorily to all parties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court House
DeKalb Circuit Court Opens Brief Session
DeKalb county circuit court met a short time this forenoon with Judge William Fulton presiding. The docket saw little business beyond a few motions filed, as Chronicle want ads note chances for results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DeKalb County
William Fulton
Hearing On Ashton Case Continued By Referee
The first creditors hearing in the Rollin Ashton bankruptcy was begun with a range of assets shown by both sides and was continued to a later date for additional records. The case draws notable local attention around Hinckley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ashton
Harry Hanson
Rollin Ashton
Hinckley
Also Mentioned on This Page
Sycamore News
William M. McPhillips
Madison, Wis
Ruby Foster
Genoa
Justice Mitchell
Edward F. Ledout
Sandwich
Edward Field
Mrs. Polson
Hans Fieldseth
Legion Meet
Fathers and Sons
London
Dave Katz
Seventh Street
J. Rendell—Jeweler
la Belle Hat Shop
Lincoln Highway
DE Kalb
Ili
Singer Sewing Machine Company
Cudahy Packing Cousa
Cudahy
Ivan Camp
X. L
Royal Baking
DR. Price
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