Sycamore Legion Auxiliary Elects Officers Tonight
The American Legion Auxiliary meets at Maple Street club rooms to elect and install officers. Retiring officers will report on the club’s status, plans for the year will be discussed, and new matters will be introduced. The group will address Christmas box distributions and seek books and reading material for men at state hospitals, with five boxes operating in city grocery stores.
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American Legion Auxiliary
Maple Street
Hhe Club
Legion Auxiliary
Services For Raymond Boy Held Today
Funeral services for the late Raymond Boy held this afternoon from his home on High Street with Rev. James O'May of the Methodist church officiating. The remains were taken to Elmwood Cemetery for burial. Several of the boy’s little friends attended the last rites of their playmate.
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Glenn Raymond
High Street
James O'May
Methodist Church
Elmwood Cemetery
Miss Rose Dutton To Return From Mt Carroll Campus
Miss Rose Dutton will return home Saturday from the Shimer school at Mt Carroll and will be accompanied by a friend. Miss Helen Holcomb, returning from the Francis Willard School in Troy New York, is also expected home with a companion.
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Rose Dutton
Therancis Shimer
Mt. Carroll
Miss Dutton
Helen Holcomb
Troy
New York
Francis Willard School
Fish Die Along River Near Sycamore
Reports to the Isaac Walton league note many bass and other fish dying along the river banks near Sycamore. Local authorities suspect factory effluent containing poisonous substances as a possible cause and will investigate where the refuge enters the creek, with president George Sells leading the inquiry.
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Isaac Walton
Houses Going Up Rapidly in Syca More Area
Houses built by local merchants and factories on DeKalb avenue and Cross street progress quickly. Eleven homes are planned with others proposed for next spring. When finished, factory workers will be able to buy them on installment plans.
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Sycamore
DeKalb Avenue
Cross Street
Bazaar Great Success at Church Chicken Pie Supper
Methodist church members praise a successful church bazaar held yesterday afternoon and evening in parlors. Eight booths offered fancy work baked goods candy and home articles. Supper served to a large crowd and the bazaar continued into the night. Proceeds support a worthy church cause.
Guild To Meet Today For Work At The Hall
Members of St. Peter's Guild will meet at the guild hall this afternoon for the regular meeting of the society. Business plans will be discussed followed by an afternoon of social activities with refreshments served by committee. A good time is anticipated.
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St. Peter’s Guild
Quartet Will Sing Sunday at Universalist Church
The quartet conducted by A. D. Gates will present a concert next Sunday at the Universalist Church. Gates is regarded as one of the city’s best musical critics, and Sycamore residents expect a high quality program based on his involvement. Read The Chronicle ads.
Legion Show At Court Theatre Tonight By Skin Deep Play
Legion men urge attendance at the Court theatre tonight for the benefit show by Owbridge owner of the show house. The production Skin Deep is praised as a major play touring from New York and Chicago. Admission is 5.00 tonight or tomorrow with proceeds aiding the Legion.
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Legion
Court Theatre
Owbridge
New York
Chicago
Hunters Out In Fields For Rabbits After Snowfall
Several hunters were seen in the fields this morning searching for rabbits, with many rabbits reported this year. Some men arrived in town later with rabbits, and witnesses said rabbits ran across roads last night as drivers passed by. Read The Chroniclete.
Convict Cases to Be Tried This Morning in Geneva
Lionel Shaffer and James Payne, two auto bandits, were taken to Geneva by Sheriff Crawford and deputies. They will be arraigned today by a special grand jury called from last week. Hearing set for 10 o'clock at the Geneva courthouse. Sheriff Crawford, Deputies Barry and Barron, with Cassius Poust and Fred Raymond as witnesses. Also an ad for Hyomei medicated air at Kirchner's Drug Store.
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Lionel Shaffer
James Payne
Geneva
Crawfory
Court House
Edward C. Crawford
William Barry
Harry Barron
Cassius Poust
Fred Raymond
New Piles Treatment Claims Quick Relief with MOAVA Suppositories
Advert announces MOAVA SUPPOSITORIES as a sure cure for hemorrhoids. It promises immediate relief when used as directed, reaching the ulcers to heal and disappear. Claims rapid results, even for stubborn cases, with a 60 cent box available from Mecca Medicinal Products Co. or local druggists in Rochester, NY.
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Mecca Medicinal Products Co
Rochester
N. Y
Miss Solon's sale leads with fur and vanity items
Coronet Braids, Hair Switches, Ear Muffs and Pompadours at Miss Solon's. The James McDole home at Elva is quarantined for sparle. Iver, Buddy Manning, a light case of illness. Vanity Boxes, Handbags, Beads and Ear Rings at Miss Solon's. 9 Special Christmas sale of furs and coats Friday and Saturday at Chandler's.
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Sycamore News
Auxilliary
Raymond Boy
Chronicle
Hart Schaffner & Marx
Kirchner
Emre
Davy’s Store
Howard M. Payne
East Lincoln Highway
B. C. Knodle
DE Kalb, Illinois
Anderson Brothers
DeKalb
Ilinois
Secor’s
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