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Newspaper
Dekalb Daily Chronicle
Location
Dekalb, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Apr 24, 1925
Page
2
Sycamore readers are asked to note that The Chronicle circulation will be handled by a district office representative until full service is established. Subscribers are asked to mail a card to The Chronicle in DeKalb if they do not receive their paper.
A detailed report to the park commission shows total receipts of 26296.12 from bonds, interest, and donations with expenditures totaling 25276. A balance of 1019.68 remains. The park features a flowing well, a 500 foot swimming pool, a skating pond, gravel drives and walks, a nine hole golf course, a tourist camp, tennis and croquet facilities, a quoit ground, a baseball diamond, basketball space, a children’s playground, and about 280 trees planted with more planned for spring.
The annual Lutheran Augustana synod conference in Chicago from April 28 to May 3 will discuss key issues including the modernism vs fundamentalism debate. Rev. E W Magnusson of this city’s First Lutheran Church is slated as an important speaker at the board of charities session.
The navy airship Los Angeles arrived from Bermuda after a grueling voyage marked by a five mile gale and heavy winds. With 58 crew aboard, the blimp battled storms for six and a half hours over the Atlantic before reaching Cape May vicinity and then returned home from Bermuda in about 14 hours. The night voyage featured radio bearings confirming the sighting and a swift homeward transit.
Robert Russell, son of Mrs. Alex Russell, sustained a serious sprain to his ankle while working on the athletic field at Malta High School on Wednesday. The injury is painful and will keep him from the field for some time.
Proceedings in DeKalb county court on proposed paving for the south and east city sides again face delays as objectors press drainage issues. Attorneys Kennedy and Prentice return to argue for challengers while local improvement boards work to fix earlier concerns. A petition from objectors circulates amid renewed hearings expected to start today.
A report notes many object to paying now as two cities battle in court. The coming session is expected to be lengthy with numerous listeners and firm beliefs about the affordability of the present cost.
Reports from the DeKalb County Farm Bureau show a growing fund raised by county farmers to aid a tornado disaster area. The drive has reached about 1200 dollars with a 1000 already sent to Chicago. the remainder will be sent after the drive ends as debris clearing and farming repairs require substantial resources.
Maple Park residents report relatives visiting from Forest Park and Kvixon while Mr Donning and Mr Rusk return to Wisconsin after weeks here where he oversaw the lumber office. A supper and plant sale will be held at the M and church next Friday evening May 1.
Election here Tuesday was very quiet JM Leiseh elected president and F o O Snyder R S Harter Hang Jensen and William Giltrap named trustees. Royal Neighbor event and senior play announced with plans for gatherings and celebrations.
A testimonial recalls severe stomach discomfort and catarrhal mucus in the intestinal tract. A California cousin suggested Mayr's Wonderful Remedy, claiming complete recovery after a course. The advertisement asserts the product removes mucus and relieves stomach liver and intestinal ailments, including appendicitis, with a money back guarantee.
The grade school entertainment drew a large audience and was enjoyed by all. Ticket and cake sales plus other items brought in over 80 dollars. Mrs James Moore and her baby have resumed home from DeKalb hospital. Chronicle Want Ads Bring Results.
A new pinkish gray shade appears in fashion, promising a chic update over beige though less practical. The blue foulard dress with white polka dots remains a popular motif in current styles.
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