Funeral for Mrs Bailey at Rochelle hospital and burial
Mrs Florence V Scanlan Bailey died after a several month illness, burial planned at Rosemond, Missouri. She married William Bailey in Laddonia in 1875 and moved to Rochelle, operated a millinery shop, and was active in Congregational Church. She leaves son Roy and a daughter in law, with long time associate Vance Andriste. Funeral services set from the family home with final rites in Rosemond tomorrow morning.
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Willam Bailey
Rochelle Hospital
Rosemond
Bailey
Ley Lot
Earth
Star
Consulam
Sunda
Tele
Rly
Rochelle
Florence V. Scanlan
Johng Branch
Issouri
William Bailey
Laddonia
Missouri
Une
Roy
Congregations Church
Officers Named for American Legion Auxiliary Next Year
The American Legion Auxiliary elected officers for the 1925 year at the post rooms last night. Etta Hansen was named Vice-president Edna Strom second vice-president A Bellen treasurer Rose chaplain Mimma Jey retiring president will report at the next meeting. A film on America shown at Day drew favorable comment and the menu pleased attendees.
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American Legion
Anton
Etta Hansen
Ednaw
A.strom
Bellenchaplain
M Rose
Auxiliar
Mimma Jey
Retirie Dent
Will
Richard Brown Improves After Major Operation at Rochelle
Reports from Rochelle say Richard Brown, patient there since early week, is steadily improving and his condition is not considered serious. Mrs. Brown also underwent the operation Wednesday morning and is recovering well, with many friends here pleased with the news.
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Rochelle
Richard Brown
Brown
Sycamore Population Projections Boost Local Growth
Population in Sycamore rose to 6 264 after a census by a Chamber of Commerce team led by George B. Wetzel. Officials plan to grow the city by 1920 with a federal grant financing a new enumeration, aiming to double the previous figure and cut expenses nearly in half.
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George B. Wetzel
Chamber of Commerce
Brecon
Chamber of Cats
H. W. Mott to Leave Sycamore for Minneapolis
Friends report H. W. Mott will leave Sycamore by early next year to join Witness Threshy in Minneapolis. He has led the Chamber of Commerce and his departure prompts a board election in January to choose a new president and director.
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H. W. Mot
Sycamore
Minneapolis
Mott
Witness Threshy Company
Chamber of Commerce
Christmas Vacation Extended at Sycamore High
Sycamore high school announces a two week Christmas vacation closing December 22 and reopening January 5. The break aligns with a common practice in the region as city grade schools also observe two weeks. The average Christmas recess in nearby schools is two weeks.
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Sycamore High School
Chamber reps head to Springfield to push Route 4 paving plan
Tred Raymand and Ned Burst, for the Chamber of Commerce, traveled to Springfield on Wednesday to learn when the C. I. trail route 4 from Sycamore to Chicago might be paved. The report notes the community’s interest in the decision.
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Tred Raymand
Ned Burst
Chamber of Commerce
Springfield
Sycamore
Chicago
Community Pushes for C. I trail paving decision
Residents press for action as paving contract for Route 23 has been awarded and will begin in spring. The three mile western stretch is open, and the committee pledges to secure a clear announcement on plans for the C. I trail.
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Three Mile
Legion Tear Defeated in Opening Game at Rochelle
Rochelle Carneys built an early six point lead and held on to beat the Sycamore Legion by 26 to 22. The Legion played without Smail who had been the top scorer in practice, and the absence was felt throughout the game.
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Ah Ead
Rochelle Carneys
Sycamore Legion
Rochelle
Smail
Small
Legion
Sycamore
Rockford
Next Meeting of Chamber Is Ladies Night
Announcement from the Chamber of Commerce states the next member meeting will be Tuesday January 8 and is titled Ladies Night. Members are urged to bring their wives sweethearts daughters or someone else. The program is not yet announced but is expected to be interesting due to many guests. The first meeting of January. Also notes on handling fish and forest fire losses.
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Chamber of Commerce
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Chronicle
Floyd Burdette
Edward Street
Mrs. Bailey
H. W. Mott
Legion Tear
Ners Zors
America
La-Belle Hat Shop
la Belle Hat Shop
Lincoln Highway
DE Kalb
Singer Sewing Machine Company
Sawyer & Sons DE Kalb
Hart Schaffner
Egolf
Hart Schaffner & Marx
Anderson Brothers
DeKalb, Illinois
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