Bulletin News From Sycamore Chamber Feels Big Growth
The Sycamore Chamber of Commerce bulletin highlights a new factory by the S. Art Binder company of Chicago to locate north of Turner Brass Works, creating about 50 jobs and drawing families to Sycamore. It also notes plans for a two annual Hotter day events in May and October and details a 62 room hotel by H B Parse of Geneva with modern facilities and assembly spaces, signaling significant civic progress and support from local merchants.
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Chamber of Commerce
Hallowe’en
New
Fargo Theatre
Secreta Zeiner
Sycamore Chamber Meree
Th.e S. Art Binder Company
Chicago
Turner Brass Works
Park Avenue
Chan Vey Street
Kneien
Sycamore
Oilieielty Ub the
Caty
H. B. Parse
Geneva
Ate
California
Sycamore Q
Asiven
Chambers of Commerce
Cone
Social events fill evening despite weather
Women of the Universalist church hosted a substantial social with a dance and supper as others planned private gatherings. St Alban’s students teased a Thanksgiving party, while Elks club dances drew sizable attendance and the Ladies Aid Society met for planning and refreshments.
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Universalist Church
Bamaar
Dixon Men Visit Chamber Office for Local Information
Dixon men Keyes and Max Biehler from Dixen accompanied by El Iske of DeKalb were callers in Sycamore today seeking information. In town they learned the city is home to a notable organization and planned to spend most of the day in the city.
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BE Keyes
Max Biehler
Ot Dixen
EL Iskewich
DeKalb
Sycamore
Chamber of Commerce
Dixon
Mrs. A Moyers Dies After Illness at Local Hospital
Mrs. A Moyers of Exchar Street died last evening at Sycamore hospital after weeks of illness and a recent operation. A Milwaukee native, she was about 60 years old and survived by sons Earl and Ross and several siblings. Funeral arrangements are to be announced.
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Ilness
A. Moyers
Exchar
Sycamore Hostal
Earl Moyere
Milwaukee
Milwauke
Impt
Moyers
Uplinger
Earl
Ross
Jones Sentence Modified by Court Order
Dekalb county man Thoms Jones, a former prohibition officer, had sentence altered by a court order. He now faces release December 22 after serving part of a one year term, with fines and costs paid, following a charge of accepting money from altered violators.
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Jones
Hunters Gift Pigeons at Elks Banquet Report
Yesterday after pigeons were released at a Monday night Elks banquet more than 30 birds were reportedly given. Attendees included Dr. Simpson Leu Wielrod BAL Wy man Walter Schulz Dr. Ovitzly R A Wright of DeKalb Dr Georg Nebsitt EC Cooper Unl Dave Wil kinsen. The group also praised Wilkinsen for corn show success at DeKalb.
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Dr. Simpson
Leu Wielrod
Bal Wyman
Walter Schulz
Ovitzly
R.A. Wright
DeKalb
Georg Nebsitt
EC. Cooper
Dave Wilkinsen
Spen
Wilkinsen
High School Boys Tour to Chicago for Exposition
A group of 26 high school students traveled by early morning train to Chicago yesterday to attend the International Live Stock Exposition in progress this week. They returned late at night after a long day, reporting a wonderful trip and noting the exhibits of fat stock are better than ever this year. The board announces a December session convening Monday.
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Klow. Terrett
Aueceuwceys
Lethish School
Chieuse
Afternoon Board Meeting Likely to Extend Session
The board will convene at two o'clock and expect several important matters to require extended discussion into the late part of the week, potentially prolonging the session.
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Whch
Salesman Injured in Night Road Accident
Henry Johnson, a salesman from Sycaumere, slipped on a slick pavement after a long drive. Bright lights and an unexpected skid caused the vehicle to broadsides another machine near a driveway. Johnson escaped serious injury though his car sustained heavy damage.
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Henry Johnson
Weveung Sinoc
Sycaumere
Medoh
Johnson
Repair Walk in Front of Eric Wacht's Store
In the city a sidewalk repair project along the storefront of Eric Wacht's shop aims to fix a damaged pedestrian area. creak, crumbling or uneven path sections will be replaced to improve safety and accessibility for customers and passersby.
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Eric Wacht
Rey Connart
Marengo Road Expected to Open About the 15th
North Erie One Service reports Marengo Road from Geno north to Marengo will open for traffic around December 15. Driver statements indicate the service awaited the reopening for weeks and may extend to the northern area near Marengo.
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Marengo Road
Peterit
Geno
Marengo
Northerie One Service Company
Thentio Ais
Rede
Jis Mar
Morehouse Injured While Picking Corn
A man named Morehouse was injured yesterday while working a corn picker on his Sycamore farm. The extent of his injuries was not fully determined in the early morning, but the accident was described as serious and he was expected to remain in bed for treatment.
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Morehouse
Albert Alorehouse
soMaimshy
Bis Sootte
Altheush
David Parkins Booked at County Jail
David Parkins of DeKall is booked in the county jail during the new fiscal year by the sheriff's office. Records show Mackins was arrested on charges of non-support.
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David Parkins
DeKall
Mackins
Tie Held for Murder in Washington Hospital Case
Joseph A. Tie, 28, is held for the murder of Joseph F. Stein, a fellow laundry worker at Columbus hospital in Washington D C. Vicard claims Stein, while mentally troubled, asked to die and sought Tie to kill him under the guise of friendship.
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Joseph A. Tie
Joseph F. Stein
Columbus Hospital
Washington, D.C
Stein
Alaskan Road Deficit Drops in Annual Report
Washington DC December 4 The Al n railroad shows a fiscal year deficit of 1 246 671 52 dollars down 489 401 89 from the prior year according to a annual general manager report to the secretary of the interior. Freight handling reached 53 865 tons with ore shipments contributing a decline in operating receipts but offset by lower maintenance costs and other savings. The report urges completion of the road and notes that higher initial costs from rapid construction led to ongoing maintenance strains.
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Washington, D. C
al N Railroad
Mag Wnbual
the Interior
New High School Dedication and Community Events
Dedication of the new high school building held Tuesday evening in the auditorium with the high school band and a speech by Clair, state superintendent of Ss. Mrs Helen Greenfield sang solos. Local groups including Ladies Aid, Domestic Science club, and the Woman’s Club hosted events and demonstrations with school sewing exhibits.
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Chigaye
Andra Culp
Huarsine
Barrowe
Aurora
Howard Miller
Chicago
I. J. McWithy
Ross Swift
Waterman
Symnasium
Finel. Clair
Helen Greenfield
Ladies’ Aid Society
M. I
Mann
Sen
Tinekiers Woman's Club
Virginia Spenhear
Abs
Orvin Eimmsweiler
Mr. Sabhile
Phine
Russell Stahile
Wile
Education shows big gains from college degrees
A Boston University survey led by Everett Wix estimates the cash value of a college education at about 376 000 dollars for an undergrad. The report cites wage increases after graduation, with 48 graduates in 1824 showing an average 65 percent salary rise and several individuals exceeding that figure.
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Tostan
de. Everett Wix
College of Business Administration
Boston University
Dean Lord
Esmond Residents and visitors in Rockford scene
Roy Vanartsdale entered Bowlée Business College in Rockford. Mr and Mrs Lioyd Eychaner were Rockford shoppers. Mabelle Pollage of Lindenwood visited here this week. Bert Vanartsdale and Scamp had medical visits in Sycamore Hospital. Bertha Elwell returned to Chicago. Macy Eyehaner listed among the sick under Dr Henderson. Twenty young men went to Rochelle Wednesday night.
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Lioyd Eychaner
Rockford
Thirsda Mabelle Pollage
Lindenwoor
Eastern Star
Rochelle
Bert Vanartsdale
Scamp
Sycamore Hospital
Bertha Elwell
Chicago
Will Mason
Macy Eyehaner
Dr. Henderson
British Films Stimulated by Australian Film Quota
London reports that an Australian bill mandating 1000 feet of British film per program may lift British cinema. English producers call the limit too small yet hope for a later 50 percent ruling. Glitter and color lettres dominate this season and evening costumes use simple lines for luxury effect.
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London
England
Cmd
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Elks
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Prank Mona
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Artur Stork
Golden Links Society
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Esmond
Roy Vanartsdale
Bowlée Business College
Mon
Bante's Fine Chocolates
Gossmann
Sieml
Gs Yas
Sonora
Lewis & Pwer Music
Crosley
Prescott
Sawyer & Sons
Zis
Motometers
Weed Tire
AUTOM
Klaxon
S. S. Felton
Dunlop
Schebler
DE Kalb, Ill
Association of Independent Oil Men of America
Spreaa
Independent Oil Co
Fourth Street
Lincoln Hwy
Ford
Meigsborg PeAk
DeKalb Auto Parts Co
North Second Street
DE Kalb
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