Sycamore Legion Holds Annual Dinner and Election
The Sycamore American Legion Post no 99 met at the Masonic hall for its annual dinner and business meeting. Commander William Lindstrom presided as reports were given, 176 members were noted, and officers were elected including JL F Moudrey as commander and Harold Kugler as vice commander. A resolution condemned Gov. Len Small over the pardoning of William Bross Lloyd, and members then attended a Lyric theater outing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion
William Tuckwood
Wille Chandler
Richard Freeman
William Lindstrom
H. B. Mason
Lindstrom
Legion
Charles Townsend
Joaneiocer
Townsend
Floyd Rose
The
Post
Roy Peterson
Len Small
William Bross Lloyd
Governor Small
White
Rose
Comander
JL. F. Moudrey
Moudrey
Harold Kugler
Thomas White
H. Eng
C. Rogers
L. J. Watson
J. Johnson
Lyric Theater
Harry W. Hennis
Harold Jer
James Watson
County Board Votes to Buy Grappling Gear for Drowning Emergencies
The county board decides to purchase grappling hooks and a flat boat for emergency use in drowning incidents. County Clerk Talbot will likely go to the city to buy the equipment, kept in storage at the courthouse and sent countywide as needed. Miss Alice Decer visits Rochelle to see her mother Mrs. Stella Ricard.
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County Board of Supervisors
Talbot
Alice Decer
Rochelle
Stella Ricard
Elect Leaders At Their Meet Last Evening
Royal Neighbors met in Woodman hall for regu lar meeting and election of officers for the new year. Officers elected include Oracle Mrs Eter Vice Uratic, Chancellor Mrs E Tenbury, Recorder Mrs Pullen, Marshall Irene Hezan Inner Sentinel Mrs Bary Outer Sentinel Mrs Jen Manager Mrs Willer Musician Mrs Mary Duncan. Meeting adjourned after a short social hour until December 14.
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Woodman Hall
Oracle
Eter
Uratic
E. Tenbury
Pullen
Marshall
Irene Hezan
Inner Sentinal
Bary
Jen
Willer
Mary Duncan
Mrs Theodore Carlson in Charter Grove After Stroke
Mrs Theodore Carlson remains in the same condition at her Charter Grove home after a second stroke of paralysis. Friends fear for her health but hold out hope for relief in the coming days as aid has not yet brought improvement. Read The Chronicle ads.
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Theodore Carlson
Charter Grove
Bazaar at the Congregational Church Draws Large Crowd
Last evening a church bazaar at the Congregational church drew a crowded crowd and included a supper served at five o'clock in the parlors. Attendees enjoyed chicken pie and browsed booths selling candy, rags, fancy work, and Christmas goods with many items still unsold for the women to redistribute.
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Mexico
Guild Holds Regular Monthly Meeting
St. Peter's Guild met at the guild hall on Samonauk street yesterday afternoon for its regular monthly business session. Members attended to routine tasks and discussed future plans before adjourning the short meeting.
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St. Peter's Guild
Samonauk Street
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Sycamore News
Small
Lloyd Pardon
Car ‘Con
Chronicle
Calumet
Westlake
Savoy
Armouci
Armour
Barauskas & Pallack
Market Street
Young Vew
Flart Schaffner
Marx
Wien’s and
Young Men’s Suits
Roys
Kackina
Mackinaws
Mien’s
Vassar Wool Union
Ene
Paleo
Oe Ysle
Wen’s
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