De Kalb Local Society Notes and School Event
De Kalb society items include the Hospital Benefit Club meeting at Mrs. J H Riley 324 North Second Street. towel making for the hospital. next meeting time to be announced. Elwood School PTA plans an 7:30 pm Friday program with Miss Hammond directing room 12 and Mrs Farrar contributing songs. The Epworth League promotes Win My Chum Week through December 4 with nightly meetings and announced leaders. A DeKalb Woman's Club event features Mary Rell Heiner of the University of Chicago speaking on Household Budgets and Accounts at 2:50 pm tomorrow at the Vassar Swiss rooms. economics committee led by Mrs Orville Shipman.
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Hospital Benefit Club
J. H. Riley
North Second Stret
Elwood School
Pippa
Epworth League
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Mary Rell Heiner
University of Chicago
DeKalb Woman's Club
Vassar Swiss Club
Orville Shipman
One Cent Sale and Local Holiday Updates
Mrs Healey has returned to Rockford after visiting her sister Mrs Welch. Mrs Elroy Bollinger of Madison is expected home next Tuesday and will stay for the holidays. Miss Beulah Harrington of Malta shopped yesterday. Evans Peterson is in Bloomington for a Shriners meeting. Ray Yates of Chicago is a business caller. Albert Blomquist made a business trip to Chicago. William Gossman returned home to Pana after a week in this city. Henaughan's store advertises furniture bargains with a large cash discount. 307.
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Malta
Evans Peterson
Bloomington
Shriners
Ray Yates
Chicago
Albert Blomquist
William Gossman
Pana
AG STUDENTS TOUR CHICAGO FAT STOCK SHOW
Paul M Farr of the township high school led nine agriculture students to Chicago for a tour of the fat stock show. The trip forms part of their agricultural work and aims to expose the lads to fine animals and stock care practices.
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Paul M. Farr
The
Township High School
Chicago
Parmalee Will Gives $30,000 Yearly For Chicago Coal Aid
Frank Parmalee 74, founder of Parmalee transfer company, died in Los Angeles. His will provides nearly 30,000 dollars annually to purchase coal for Chicago’s poor families. The notice mentions Heneughan's store for furniture in Chicago.
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Chicago
Ill
Frank Parmalee
Los Angeles
Parmalee
Parmalee Transfer Company
Morse Again Faces Court Action From Government
Washington reports that the federal government issued orders for the apprehension of Charles W. Morse the wealthy ship builder. He is indicted on charges of defrauding the government during the war and the shipping board announces it will seek action.
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Morse
Washington, D. C
Charles W. Morse
Shipping Board
Druggist Samuel Festor Storer Found Strangled in Chicago
Samuel Festor Storer a 40 year old druggist was found strangled to death in a Chicago rooming house. His room had been ransacked and his feet bound with rope a towel tied around his neck. The homicide is under investigation.
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Chicago
Ill
Samuel Festor Storer
Storer
Mastering the Electrical Tractor Trade in Three Months
A bold pitch promotes a profitable field for mechanical and electrical work. It claims tractor ignition and lighting system inspection pays $25 a day with steady demand, higher than many driving jobs. The program promises hands on training in shops employing 800 trained experts, enabling you to become a trouble shooter or inspector.
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