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Dekalb Daily Chronicle

Location

Dekalb, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Aug 15, 1925

Page

2

Plans to Elope Foiled by Police and Locals

Hazel Mitchell and Joe Medyeke of Chicago ran away to elope after parental disapproval. They traveled 70 miles to Esmond and rode a freight to Sycamore where station staff found them hungry and tired. They were returned home but offered work to the boy. the girl was sent back to her parents. In other news, Washington estimates over 6 million Americans hunt each open season.

Hazel Mitchell Joe Medyeke Chicago Esmond Sycamore Great Western Station Maple Leaf Inn W. H. Simpson Sycamore Womans Club

Local couples wed and license clerks clear applications

In county clerks office two couples ended the weeklong deadlock by applying for marriage licenses. Sycamore couple Clarence G Taylor and Gunhild Charlotte Carlson of DeKalb also listed. Rockford pair Raymond Walquist and Florence Thelma Eddie filed licenses. Flossie Sparrow and Carl Bowman of Sycamore were married in Elburn on June 2 by Rev Paul Hi Clarke. Nearby trips include Robert Bangs and James heading to Algona, H B Olson and family plus Martins to Lake Geneva, and H B Mason hosting grandson Bobby Mason with daughter Bessie Mason visiting from Hibbing Minn.

Clarence G. ‘Taylor Sycamore Gunhild Charlotte Carlson DeKalb Raymond ©. Walquist Florence Thelma Eddie Rockford Flossie Sparrow Carl Bowman Elburn Paul Hi. Clarke Community Congregational Church

Illinois crops look good in Union Press report Aug 1

United Press reports Aug 1 Illinois crop correspondents say best corn crop since 1917 with 387,499,000 bushels produced, wheat and oats below state average but improving, drought damage offset by central and northern gains. Corn ahead of last year by about three weeks, oats quality good, state oats 74 percent normal with 110,282,000 bushels projected. US outlooks show substantial production across winter and spring wheat and oats totals.

United Press Springfield Illinois Federal Departments of Agriculture Illinois Agricultural Statistician A. J. Surratt United States Hlinoix

Explosion at Walrod home starts small kitchen fire

Fire department responded to a late afternoon blaze at Walter Walrod’s West State street residence. An oil stove exploded while a woman prepared supper, igniting the kitchen but causing only slight damage. No injuries reported. Insurance covered losses. This marks the fourth fire at the same house in four months, two while one family resided there.

Walrod Walter Walrod West State Street

Collision injures no one on Somonauk Street

Two Ford cars collided yesterday on Somonauk Street around five pm while turning a corner at Ottawa Street. One vehicle suffered heavy damage. the other had a bent fender. Owners’ names were unavailable, but a man named Combs was reported to be driving one car.

Ford Somonauk Street Combs Ottawa Street

Four Are Committed to County Jail This Morning

Three men and a woman, all from Chicago or Oakland, were committed to the county jail today and await trial in federal court. Harry Bood John Roberts and Andrew Hampton face drug charges, Modesto Ballesteri a Mexican of Oakland stands on white slavery charges. The quartet was sent out by Commissioner Bietler.

Harry Bood John Roberts Andrew Hampton Chicago Modesto Ballesteri Oakland Calif Bietler

Letter From Leslie Prescott to Ruth Burke Cont'd

A continuing dialogue unfolds aboard a ship where Leslie and Syd discuss happiness and wealth. Melville Bartoris charms many, Sartoris forecasts an Orient voyage, and the jade and coral bibelots hint at a paired gift motif. The scene dwells on envy, affection, and the quest for a matching keepsake. TOMORROW-Letter from Leslie Prescott to Ruth Burke.

Leslie Prescott Ruth Burke Leslie Earth Mr. Sartoris Syd Melville Bartoris Melville Jack Sartoris Travelers’ Club NEA Service, Inc

Polar Flyers Aim to Base at Bard by August 25

Washington August 15 Admiral Edward E. Eberle chief of naval operations said the polar flyers will press obstacles of bad weather icebergs and tides to establish a base at Bard in the northland if they can cape Thomas Hub by August 25.

United Press Washington, D. C Northland Cape Thomas Hubbe Edward E. Eberle Naval Operations

Would you call this economy

A promotional note extols home laundering versus professional services, claiming saving time and energy with moderate costs. It invites readers to call for mobile laundry pickup, arguing that using a service yields whiter, cleaner results and frees hours, especially during hot days.

Community Church Services and Union Meeting Schedule

Local churches list Sunday services Sunday school and evening worship times for First Church of Christ Scientist Advent Christians Swedish Baptists Methodists Lutheran and other congregations. Union Evangelical services planned tomorrow at Mission church with Rev. Richard Swanson and English language choirs. public invited.

First Church of Christ, Scientists First National Bank Cortland Advent Christian Church Orson Colton Loyal Workers Fisk Avenue Seventh Street Emil Å. Winstedt Axel Cronlund Evangelical Churches Mission Church Richard Swanson Batavia Swanson First Baptist Church Prospect Street Third Fred W. Field St. Paul's Episcopal South Second Street C. B. Upson N. Second Street L. B. Hastings St. Alban's School of Upson

Cartoonist to Ride in Chicago Frontier Rodeo

J. R. Williams, creator of Out Our Way in the Chronicle, will ride broncs at the Chicago Frontier Rodeo opening today for a week. Former cowboy Williams faces three main events with cash prizes, his backers say he is a rider of exceptional ability. Readers will see his rodeo happenings in his drawings over the next days. Expenditure of 100000000 to modernize the Russian telephone system is planned by the Soviet government.

J. R. Williams The Chronicle Chicago Williams

Flapper Wife Book Form to Be Published This Fall

Chronicle reports the popular tale The Flapper Wife will be issued as a book around September 1 with sales at all book stores. A film adaptation is in preparation and the casting and set work will begin soon as the screen version progresses.

Filmingye Company

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Sycamore News Ilinois Victoria Augustynowicz New York Countess Victoria of Poland Robert Bangs James Algona, la H. B. Olson Martin Edwards Lake Geneva H. B. Mason Bobby Mason Bessie Mason Hibbings, Minn Gangle Polar White Rose Laundry Sv. Sth Co. H. Montgomery Malta Agent Advent Christian Seventh and State Streets Ald Richardson Grove St Ruth Colton Swedish Baptists Inth H. &. Johnson Methodist Episcopal Oak Streets Hammitt Locust Streets Immanuel Evangelical Lutheran E. Frenk American Steel Welfare Hall North Fourth Hell First Lutheran Third and Pine Streets W. Magnusson North Third Street First Congregational Corner Grove Second Streets F. M. Webster South Second Street E. Montgomery Latter Day Saints Albans Trinity Lutheran Church Seventh and State Streets J. C. Wakinson Pearson Bakery DeKalb Bakery E. Lincoln Hwy Wagner H. A. Beacham Mile Raymonde Malicot River Seine Paris France Stapleton US Engne J. A. Widen & Company Footloose Hydrox Lincoln Inn C. A. Carlson Mgr Lincoln Highway National Dairy Products s’__ Corporation Oakland Six Crankshaz Regine Fisher Oakland Motor Sales Company Fourth Street De‘kalb EL Essi General Motors Erte
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