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Newspaper

Dekalb Daily Chronicle

Location

Dekalb, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Dec 26, 1922

Page

2

Fog Shuts Roads In Shenandoah Area Car Wrecks Reported

Several accidents occurred Sunday night amid heavy fog causing dangerous driving conditions. Phares Johnson’s car went into a culvert to avoid two oncoming vehicles, allegedly due to an intoxicated driver. Other crashes involved a State street two car collision and a Ford coupe rollover on Lincoln Highway. Minor damage and injuries were limited, as many vehicles suffered broken wheels from sharp turns.

Phares Johnson Johnson Chicago Mr. Morgan Congregational Church Ford

Legion Auxiliary to Meet Thursday at Maple Street Club

Members plan Thursday night gathering at the Maple Street club rooms to address year end matters facing officers. Mrs H B Magson leads the group as they reflect on a successful year and prepare for January installations and future affairs.

Legion Auxiliary Maple Street Auxiliary Spo H. B. Magson Cieb Janus

Local Charities Distribute Food Baskets to Needy Families

Rev James O May led a rainy Saturday effort delivering baskets to poor and needy households citywide. The city and Elks assisted along with churches and schools providing food, fruit, canned goods, and money to families in need.

James O'May the Elks

Busy Weekend Draws Visitors to Teuringe and Chicago

Teuringe hosted many yesterday and last evening as visitors arrived for weekend reunions. The roads were crowded with cars on measure jaunts and guests drove into Chicago to enjoy a show or visit friends.

Chiesto

Guards To Meet For Drill At Armory

National Guardsmen will meet at the Armory for routine drill work. The unit, trained and drilled, forms a fine looking company with uniforms and equipment deemed adequate for regular Army service. Captain Joslyn dedicates time to the men, guiding them toward solid results.

National Guards Amy Ren Joslyn

Odd Fellows Meet Tonight To Close Successful Year

Odd Fellows will gather in the I. O. O. F. hall for business matters and questions that may arise tonight. It will be the last meeting of the year and the Sycamore lodge is said to have had one of its most successful years.

Sycamore Lode

Christmas Guests Gather Across City Homes

Local families hosted gatherings and dinners through Christmas with visits from relatives and friends. Residents including Mr and Mrs D E Winders Miss Marie Elies and others hosted guests at homes and in DeKalb Chicago and Hibbing while relatives from Chicago spent several days with family here.

D. E. Winders James Boyle Washington Place Floyd Gravelin Cassius Conrad Charles Conrad Wheeler Marie Elies Hospital Elmer Boynton DeKalb Frank Middleton Edwad Masterson Bessie Mason Hibbing Mus H. 5 Mason Earl Charles Laushlin Chicago John Spekce Virgil Clarence Bollinger Leon Rote Lawrence William Lindstom Alfred Enghe Henry Johnson Loomis Florence Patterson Rela

Elgin Hospital Auxiliary Delivers Generous Aid to Vets

Elgin Hospital Auxiliary reports strong results from a drive for disabled veterans. Food edibles cigars books and other items were collected and sorted by Mrs H B Mason and helpers with Arthur Peck donating a large truck to transport the baskets to Elgin.

Elgin Hospital H. B. Mason Arthur Peck Elgin

Large Crowd Attends Midnight Mass at St Marys Parish

A crowded Sunday at St Marys Catholic Church for the first midnight mass in years. The historic service drew many parishioners and featured music from the regulator and several vocalists, creating a memorable observance.

St. Mary’s St. Mary's Catholic

Chimney Fires Prompt City Firefighters Twice This Weekend

Firefighters were called out twice during the weekend for chimney fires and small blazes. Damage was slight in both instances. The article notes chimneys remain the main concern, with the department ready to respond to any larger danger and save property.

Stores Begin Year-End Cleaning and Renovations

Merchants report robust business this year with higher volume than last year though credit remains tighter. Shops on the street start cleaning and renovations after the Christmas rush with decorations lingering in some cases while painting and other chores begin this week.

Baby Girl Born to Mr and Mrs Otto Klemenson

Mr and Mrs Otto Klemenson welcomed a baby girl yesterday at 6 25 pm at the hospital. The new arrival is a daughter and the family resides on Edward Street.

Otto Klemenson E Amiss Klemensons Edward Street

M. E. Church Offers Fine Sunday Program With Cantata

The Meth odist church held a moving Sunday program headlined by the Treble Clef choir performing Emanuel's Day. Mrs. James O'May gave The Christmas Light while the service included carols, prayers, offertory, and a Miss Ardis Walrod reading Silent Night.

James O'May Tyible Clet Choir Mrs. Lackland Ruth Oleson Hazel ‘Allen Mabelle Brunner Tressa Doty Maude Drewe Ruth Valentine Charles Marshall Donald Read Ardis Walrod

Christmas Party At Lindstroms On Edward Street

Sunday night a cheerful gathering of children occurred at the Magnus Lindstrom residence on Edward Street for a Christmas party. A big chicken supper followed by games and social activities topped with a large lit Christmas tree and gifts. Santa Claus arrived later delivering presents to the youngsters.

Magnus Sauusutem Edward Street Santa Claus

Scouts to Meet in Open Tonight at Courthouse

Boy Scouts gather at the courthouse this evening under Scoutmaster James Watson to march to the high school for an open air drill. First aid and night signaling will be taught as part of the effort to raise troop No. 1 to a higher standard through nighttime practice.

Court House High School James Watson

Christmas Notices and Local Visit Highlights

Shabbona residents and visitors share brief holiday movements with names like Peter M Johnson in Lee and Miss Ruth Ball returning from Chicago. Local events include the Ohio Grove school Christmas exercises and numerous family visits to Aurora, Mendota, DeKalb, Sycamore, and Elgin while caring for relatives and attending hospital and shopping trips.

Mary Ostewig Aurora Joseph Cox Wakeoman Will Flenner Henry Kobi Mendota Warren Hubbard Foradison Wis M.s. Verne Evans Helen Rae Eiburn M.s.a. W. Hubbard W. H. Fuller Rochelle C. P. Hallam A O. Larson Chicago Co. A. Houghtley Hinckley Ruth Ball Auroa City Hospital Wim. Houghtly Joe Stocy Morris Visi Lewis Olmstead Rockford

Ohio Grove Social Notes Tie Residents to DeKalb

Ohio Grove families and friends are listed visiting and dining in DeKalb on Saturday and Monday. Local residents feature guests from Sycamore and Aurora, with several households hosting dinners and gatherings while others report illness and a fall injury.

County Clerk to Let Jail Redevelopment Contract

The county clerk will let contracts today for jail redecorating at the courthouse. Sheriff Crawford seeks swift start with bids already received and probable work beginning within a week. Additional repairs and related matters are to be addressed once bids are settled.

Crawford

Local Families Spend Saturday in DeKalb

Milan Mr and Mrs Wu Soiinson and children visited DeKalb Saturday. Charles Knutson and family also spent Saturday afternoon there. Malta resident Mrs Johnson Kerwin visited her daughter Mrs Francis Hart and family. Ben Thompson and Francis Hart shopped in DeKalb. Oliver Byre and family shopped in DeKalb. Mrs E R Colby and daughter were mentioned in transit.

Wu Soiinson Charles Knutson DeKalb Johnson Kerwin Malta Francis Hart Ben Thompson

Genoa utilities chief resigns for Beloit post

Clive Watson leaves Genoa Northern Utility Co after years in Genoa Kingston Hampshire and Kirkland. Ben Westover of Rochelle assumes manager duties. Milton Ralpa Keithman weighs 11 1 4 pound newborn Milton Ralpa born December 11 to M L Keithman of California formerly Genoa. Genoa bakery closes due to Hermanson health. Mayo clinic visit planned. Mr and Mrs A P Johnson visit Mr and Mrs Charles Sparrow in Sycamore for Christmas. P E O Sisterhood Christmas party held. The Whites relocate from Whipple to Lager home.

Genoa Clive Watson J. ‘Rinois Northern Utility Co Kingston Hampshire Kirkland Beloit Bette Ben Westover M. L. Keithman California Milton Ralpa H Hermanson Mayo Brothers Clinic Rochester A. P. Johnson Charles Sparrow Sycamorre M. Leich A. J Kohne Sisterhood J. W. White Whipple

Kingston and Genoa Shoppers Visit and Local Moves

Kingston residents Mrs George Moore Mrs John Uplinger and Ms D L Aurner shopped in Elgin on Wednesday. Mrs E E Bradford visited her sister Mrs Fred Helsdon in KinKland Thursday. Frank Paker and M L Bickster couples called in Pelvidere Friday. W H Bell owned in Genoa Thursday. Frank Jackson visited the dentist in Genoa on Monday. J W Madison and Maude Oglesby shopped in Genoa Tuesday. Nina Moore visits Elgin this week. School pupils will enjoy a pe

Mary Larson Emmett Elvin Ohio Grove School Oscar Carlson Joe Mosher Ana Audin Wellander Fank ‘Swanson Myrtle Castensoun Philip Erickson Albert Nelson DeKalb Carl Swanson Frank Blade Warner Whippie Fred Larson Leonard Axel Gustafson Sycamore G. H. Carlson Elgin Mass Jessie Carlson George Moore John Uplinger D. L. Aurner E. E. Bradford Fred Helsdon Kinkland Frank Paker M. L. Bickster Pelvidere W. H. Bell Genoa Frank Jackson J. W. Madison

Bulgarian Herb Tea Promoted For Cold Resistance

An advertisement claims people over forty have weaker resistance to colds and influenza. It promotes Bulgarian Herb Tea as a remedy to keep bowels open and improve blood, suggesting steaming hot use to break up a cold quickly and noting physicians and druggists recommend it.

Social afternoon honors Mrs Guy Lanan at home

Mrs Arthur Simmons and Mrs Alfred Sexauer entertained Saturday afternoon for Mrs Guy Lanan at the former's home. The event featured contests and musical numbers by Miss Leona Chellgreen, followed by dainty refreshments. Mrs Lannan is new to the area and expected to make many friends.

Arthur Simmons Alfred Sexauer Guy Lanan Leona Chellgreen Lantan

Heir Found for Ottawa Estate After Five-Year Search

Five year search for the heir of the late Mrs. Catherine Noonan ends when Patrick Enrixit, half brother, is located in Chicago. He had knowledge of the legacy but delayed collecting it until now. He is a hospital patient in Chicago and sent his wife to collect his share.

Ottawa Catherine Noonan Owas Patrick Enrixite Chicago

Twin Beds For Jurors Latest Innovation

East St. Louis reports a court committee recommends twin beds fresh sheets and modern showers to improve juror comfort in St. Clair county circuit court. Plans consider mixed juries with women serving, amid increasing jury service complaints.

United Press East St. Louis St. Clair County Circuit Court Committee Board of Supervisors

Also Mentioned on This Page

Sycamore News M. E. Church Lindstroms Pola Negr Charlie Chaplin Shabbona Peter M. Johnson Lee W. F. Wollenweber Harry J. Keene A. Ezeland Ohio Grove Alexander Hanna Jennie Fred Lareen Ll. A. Coolidge Richard Valentine Walter Gustafson Hareld Sandstrom Elmer Nelson Frank Simpson Clifford Blade Barber College Lars Sunberg Sycamore Boy the Chronicle Raymond Care Chronicle DE Kalb Milan Ruth Jennie Carson DeKalb Lc.s T Chronicle H. W. Defoe Chronicle International Correspondence School Buick G. M. Ch DE Kalb Buick CO West Lincoln Highway Christmas Club Glu ILL
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