Sycamore United Church Christmas Program Draws Wide Hope
Sycamore churches united for a Christmas program at the Community Center drawing a large audience despite flu disruptions. The event featured two scenes, a 45 member orchestra, and a pantomime titled Holy City with 16 girls. Plan changes and last minute adjustments were coordinated by Marie Sabin with help from Florence Wollensack and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sycamore
Sunday School Association of Sycamore
Holy City
Robbe
Tope
Oranger
Walters
Branch
Miss Sabin
Marie Sabin
Sycamore Sunday School Association
Central School
Florence Wollensack
Tom White
Elmer Brooke
Ruby Nichols
Shepherds and Angels
Chronicle carrier service call for late papers
Readers missing their daily paper by six o'clock should telephone 194 Sycamore to arrange delivery. The Chronicle notes carriers must provide full service and urges readers to report carelessness to help ensure 100 percent reliability.
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Sycamore
Chronicle
Odd Fellowship meeting at Sycamore hall praised
The Sycamore Lodge and Auxiliary No 32 held a well attended Friday meeting at the Odd Fellow hall in Sycamore. Deputy Lady Lempkre of Belvidere led the inspection, commending the group and offering minor improvement suggestions. A gift was presented to Mrs Emma Murray of DeKalb, luncheon followed, and several locals were noted for illness travel and holiday plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sycamore
Auxiliary No. 32
Odd Fellow
Lempkre
Belvidere
Medine
Mann
Emma Murray
DeKalb
Canton and Auxiliary
Victor Swanson Visits Mother in Sycamore During Holidays
Victor Swanson of Chicago visits his mother in Sycamore during the holidays, with all activities allowed until 5:00 p.m.
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Victor Swanson
Chicago
Sycamore
Marriage of Everett Marsh and Betty Chapalonis
Everett Marsh of Sycamore and Betty Chapalonis of DeKalb were married on Saturday December 22 at Edward Marsh’s home in Sycamore. Reverend Tope officiated. attendees included Mrs Edward Marsh and Vadna. The couple will reside at 141 South Fifth Street DeKalb in a furnished home.
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Sycamore
Everett Marsh
Betty Chapalonis
DeKalb
Tope
Edward Marsh
West Sycamore Street
Vadna
South Fifth Street
Inland Wire Gifts 381 Geese to Employees
Sycamore's Inland Wire & Cable Company distributed 381 geese weighing 4226 pounds to employees as a yearly token of good will and appreciation. Cards accompanied the gifts, marking this as possibly the largest number issued to date by the plant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inland Wire
Sycamore
Inland Wire & Cable Company
Hotel Changes Made in Record Time Opens New Fargo Coffee Shop
The Fargo hotel moves the coffee shop to a new charming location and opens by 6:00 PM Saturday after rapid plumbing and electrical work in a basement-free space. The north section remains unfinished and will take several more days to complete.
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Fargo
Public Not to Buy Tuberculosis Seals
In the past days there have been cases of children attempting to dispose of Red Cross tuberculosis Christmas seals by selling them. The seals are not to be sold since they have already been paid for by Community Chest subscribers. Contributors may receive their quota by applying at the Chamber of Commerce rooms, each receiving 100 without charge. Anyone selling them is taking money for personal use and should not be patronized.
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Red Cross
Ohio Grove Farmers Overcome by Gas in Shed
In Ohio Grove on Monday Joe Williams and Jack Williams were overcome by gas from a running tractor while grinding feed in a shed. Dr. Ovitz treated them. both men improved but have not resumed duties. The article also lists local social visits and community events surrounding the Ohio Grove area.
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Ohio Grove
Joe Williams
Jack Williams
Ovitz
Harry Dettmer
Elmer Dettemer
Joe Schnee
Esmond
Peterson Swanson
Andrew Jensen
Christ Anderson
Harold Lindblom
Roy
Taule Lindblom
Peterson
Ella
Albert Larson
Bert Strong
Sycamore
Fred Larson
Ed Castenson
Aurora
Peter Swanson
DeKalb
John Gudgy
Bernard Entwhistle
Eva Nelson
Padies
Alfred Nelson
Waukegan
Esmond Castenson
Johnson
Deny Manson
Rockfordey
Charles Castenson
Ohio Grove Chapel
Willowdale Grange
Fairdale
County Jail Expands with Three Federal Prisoners
DeKalb County jail adds three Chicago sent prisoners to serve sentences for violating prohibition law, bringing total near one hundred. New inmates are Samuel I Misken 31 three months 500 dollar fine Sarf Stalman 39 six months 1000 dollar fine and Mike Lang 32 thirty days 500 dollar fine. Ohio Grove grange program follows business meeting with performances by Evelyn Firkins Rose and Violet Scott, Miss Josephine Settle piano solo, Clifford Astling humorous lecture, and refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DeKalb County
Chicago
Samuel I. Misken
Sarf Stalman
Mike Lang
Ohio Grove Grange
Ohio Grove
Evelyn Firkins
Rose
Violet Scott
Willowdale Grange
Josephine Settle
Clifford Astling
Birthday Celebration Noted in Esmond
Esmond residents report Mrs. Grant Eddy and Mrs. Delos Welty aiding their mother in birthday celebrations on Tuesday. Class No. 2 met at the lay Worden home Friday evening as Mrs. John Oxley and her son from Chi- participated in the gathering.
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Sycamore’s
United Church
Europe
Chronicle Readers
Robert Drayton
H. H. Drayton
A. B. Gocenour
Ann
Robert Herrick
Des Moines
George Carlson
West State Street
Alice Read
Mrs. Edgar Stark
Vinton, Iowa
Mrs. Buxton
L. L. Knipp
Doris
Henry Gable
Mrs. Malden Barker
Merie Evans
Monmouth
Jeannette Bollinger
Schultze
Boston
Smith’s Model Grocery and Market
Vago
Ter
Eva Eychaner
Glen
Dan Fisher
Rockford
Charles Davis
Floyd Welty
Roy Brown
James Decker
Cortland
Ed Eychaner
George Eychaner
Floyd Eychaner
J. Knighton
L. Worden
Barnes
Maggie Gun
W. H. Ashelford
Byronson
Exmond
Hazel Holmes
Clarabell Lindas
Keith and
Arch Anderso
Rev. Gottshall
the Town
Blue Devils
Sycamore Community Center
DeKalb Monument Works
J. A. Widen
Merry Christmas
R. N. Leslie
Mr. and
Mrs. J. Rendell
American Legion
And
American Legion Drum and Bugle Corps
Davy’s Store
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