Community pool offers Red Cross life saving courses
The community house pool begins life saving classes under Orville Clutterham with scouts as first pupils. Adult sessions promised after holidays. Six week program meets Tuesday evenings using Red Cross Life Saving Methods manual with detailed tests and carries, dives, resuscitation and related skills.
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Orville Clutterham
Red Cross
Sycamore
Chronicle Delivery Guaranteed in Sycamore
The DeKalb Daily Chronicle covers carrier delivery in Sycamore and offers special delivery copies on missed issues, with complaints investigated. It highlights resuscitation training endorsed by major organizations as a community safety asset and promotes a sanitary pool and youth programs.
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DeKalb Daily Chronicle
Sycamore
Otto Fellinger
National Guard
Boy Scouts
Favors Equal Rights and Suffrage for Women and Rural Reform
A list of policy goals includes equal rights and full suffrage for women, speeding court procedures to cut costs, improving rural roads, reducing unjust taxes on farms and small homes, and strict enforcement of the law.
School Children Miss Carol Singing Plan
The planned gathering of school children at the community center for carol singing did not occur. Officials cited no reason, suggesting weather and distance hindered attendance. the note mentions safety concerns with bundled clothing. Eighty five percent of New Hampshire homes are wired for electricity.
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New Hampshire
Harrison to Battle Here In High School Showdown
Wa terman’s potential return sparks talk as Sycamore prepares for a high stakes clash with Harrison Tech of Chicago. The big gym debate and rivalry with DeKalb loom ahead after the non conference game.
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Sycamore
Harrison Tech
Chicago
Harrison
Tech Gang
Elgin
Carl Schurz
Sheridan High
Waterman
DeKalb State Teachers College
Shrout
DeKalb
City completes Christmas tree setup with weather easing
Snow yesterday reduced the need for additional decorations as trees stand in place. The only remaining task is mounting a merry Christmas sign on the large tree in Dr Nesbitts lawn. Chamber official John G Cox says the merchants division will finish at the first opportunity.
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Dr. Nesbitt
The
Chamber of Commerce
John G. Cox
Merchants Division
Chamber
Anaconda Wins Two Bowing Matches Tuesday
Anaconda teams claimed clear victories in city bowling action at the community house. Anaconda two defeated J. W. Patton Company 2407 to 2258, while Anaconda one prevailed 2291 to 2205 over the Garages.
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J. W. Pat
Anaconda
Brother of crash victim hospital bound after surgery
Clifford Astling brother of Kenneth Astling who died at the C M G tracks near DeKalb last Saturday night was rushed to the hospital and operated on for appendicitis about 7 PM. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. George Astling living east of Sycamore near Route 64. Whalebone note follows.
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Clifford Astling
Kenneth Astling
DeKalb
George Astling
Sycamore
Route 64
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U. S. Bureau of Mines
U. S. Bureau of Standards
U.S. Public Health Service
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DeKalb High School
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Fuller
Schwebke
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Team
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Fredrick
Hodge
Crawford
McIntyre
New York
E. Scott
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Prescott
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Oxfords
Majestic
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Grigsby -Grunov Company
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