Judge Will Speak Here at Chamber Banquet Forum
Announcement from the Chamber of Commerce notes a banquet and forum on January 1 at the Guild Pol. Judge Fret E. Carpenter of Frorkford will be the speaker. He accepts to discuss the Mi nots Valley Claims Commission, a topic new to Chamber audiences, with a January 24 session planned for member attendance.
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Chamber of Commerce
E. Carpenter
Frorkford
Carpenter
Winnhbazo Saunts
Mipre
Burst
Minots Valley
Inden Carpenter
Wemoen
Chamber of Comerce
Ter
Widtlier
Merchants to Meet Tonight for Chamber Session
Merchants division of the Chamber of Commerce will hold a special meeting at seven this evening to decide if shops remain open evenings in January February and March. Chairman W R Wetzel notes other important business will be discussed and attendees are urged to arrive for timely transaction before eight o'clock glee club events at the Methodists church.
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Merchants Division
Chamber of Commerce
Wv. R. Wetzel
Merchants’ Division
Essen
Chaiman
Methodists Church
New Cult Leader Preaches with Tambourine in Washington
Picturesque evangelist Reverend Claybourne Martin tours Washington streets with a tambourine and sash, preaching against hats and stating that certain garments have no place in his religion. The scene highlights a provocative outsider movement and Mr. Martin’s flamboyant public preaching style.
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Claybourne ‘Martin
Washington
Sycamore Social Calendar Highlights Christmas To January Events
The Sycamore Woman's Club hosts a December meeting at Guild Hall with dinner and a Christmas program featuring Santa Claus. January brings a Wheaton–Sycamore basketball game, Edna Swanson Van Haar concert, and a Trail Across the Hill performance. Judge Carpenter from Rockford is billed as a speaker. A busy slate includes lectures, banquets, and dance events through January.
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M.E.' Church
Woman's Club
Vierce Hall
Chamber of Comérée
Judge Carpenter
Rockford
M. E. Annex
Sycamore High School
Wheaton” High School
Edna Swanson van Haar
Steven
Sycamore Business and Professional Woman's Club
Guild Hall
Enna Swanson van Haar
Syramore
Stevens
Young Fellows Escaped After Helping a Drunk Man
Three city youths hailed before the state attorney after assisting a man believed to be drunk who later was found to have no money or identifiable contact. The incident, initially seen as a valid act of good Samaritan, ended up as mistaken identity with insufficient grounds for prosecution.
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Good Samaritan
Pate
Scoutmaster Needed for Owen's Scouts and Rangers
With Rev. L A Owen leaving for Chicago the question arises who will lead his Scout troop and Boy Rangers. Scout Executive Irwin Plagge plans to find a successor to carry on the work among the boys and ensure the groups do not become dormant. The Universalist pastor's impact on local youth is noted, and steps are expected promptly to appoint leadership for both units.
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L. A. Owen
Universalist Church
Chicago
Owen
Irwin Plagge
Rangers
Church Cagers Start Season This Week End
The Methodist church basketball team, undefeated last season, opens schedule this weekend with a game at Huntley. Players have sharpened on Ev m floor exercises and expect a strong start, though future games and travel plans remain uncertain.
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Church
Methodist Church
Huntley
M. E
Fire damages North Side Dairy after overheated stove incident
Fire Chief Charles Button reported that a Sunday blaze at North Side Dairy started from an overheated stove and caused several hundred dollars in damage. Water had to be pumped for half an hour as flames spread before discovery. Machinery suffered some damage and much of the building was destroyed, though service was later restored through special arrangements.
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North Side
Charles Button
Lyle Ebaugh’s Car Damaged in Fargo Garage Incident
Lyle Ebaugh from Sioux City visiting relatives in Town parked his car in front of a Fargo garage Sunday night. While he was at the theatre someone collided with the vehicle, causing considerable damage. Several tires were blown and the fender and other parts were damaged, necessitating a lengthy repair stay.
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Lyle Ebaugh
Storekeepers Ready Gifts for Christmas Trade
Store men prepared stock for the holiday gift season yesterday and today, packing merchandise for months. Most merchants report good purchases this year and plan less packing away next year, with the usual pre holiday displays being trimmed this year.
Gym Class Moves to Thursday Night This Week
The men's gym class will meet Thursday instead of Friday due to New Year’s Eve plans. The change follows the program outlined last week and accommodates members who have other engagements on Friday night.
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Clase
Seventeen Deaths From Poison Booze in New York
UPI reports holiday liquor drinking in New York caused 17 deaths and over 80 hospitalizations. Medical examiners blamed six suicides on poisonous liquor. Many others are seriously ill and officials fear more deaths as Christmas drinking continues into the New Year.
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New York
UPI
Maar
Baby Dies From Burns in His Crib in Peoria
Ten month old Frederick Kemp, son of Mr and Mrs J W Kemp, died when a vapor lamp used as a remedy ignited draperies in the crib where he slept. The mother had stepped out of the room as flames spread. Chronicle Want Ads Bring Results.
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Peoria
Frederick
J. W. Kemp
Victim Uses Real Gun To Stop Toy Pistol Bandits
Chicago reports two young robbers using toy pistols. A mail clerk shot John Renzio, died. accomplice Tony Oliver is jailed. Alma Renuzzio confesses to 16 robberies and claims to have led the gang. Police say three youths confessed. Renuzzio’s husband found at home with their baby.
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Chicago
John Renzio
Tony Oliver
Elma Crawford
Renzio
Robert Ray
Ray
Oliver
Crawford
U.P
Alma Renuzzio
John Chiducos
Benuzzio
Alma
Legion Boys Defeat Cribbage by Grimes Gang Narrow Margin
Members of the American Legion played cribbage against the Knights of Pythias last night. The Pythians won 37 to 35 with Oscar Larson earning the banner for holding no count hands. Upcoming matches include the Kaysees vs Odd Fellows and Moose vs Firemen with Elks and Vikings also paired.
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American Legion
Knights of Pythias
Oscar Larson
Pythians
Legion Boys
Tought
Kaysees
The
Odd Fellows
Pythian Hall
Moose
Elks
Vikings
State Health Report Flags Illinois Diptheria to Measles
Illinois health department weekly report shows 110 diphtheria cases, 284 scarlet fever, 291 pneumonia, 20 smallpox and 77 measles in the Springfield area as of December 28. The bulletin underscores the overall health status as decidedly healthy for the season.
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Springfield
Ill
U.R
Illinois
Little Boy Killed in Accidental Shooting Emulation
East Moline police report an 11 year old Louis Meineke and 13 year old Lawrence Quintana mimicking movie heroes led to an accidental shooting. Lawrence drew a revolver and commanded Louis to “stick em up.” An older brother intervened. a struggle occurred and the gun fired, fatally wounding Louis in the neck.
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Lawrence
Louis
Mikado's Funeral Cost Estimate Approved in Diet
The Japanese diet unanimously approved an appropriation of about $1,400,000 to fund the funeral of Emperor Hirohito who died on Christmas Day. The decision was announced in Tokio.
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Mikado
Tokio
U.R
Yoshhito
Communists Die for Their Doctrines
Berlin reporting four Lit Huanians were sentenced to death for refusing to renounce allegiance to communistic doctrines. The Kovno dispatch notes the executions reflect strict ideological punishment amid postwar tensions and political turmoil.
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Berlin
U.P
Kovno
Believing Is Seeing Sermon Aims at Faith
Rev. J. H. Crouse delivered a sermon at Advent Christian Church on believing before seeing. He outlined that in the spiritual realm perception follows faith, urging continued evening services for at least two weeks at 7:30 p.m. Faith, not full understanding, opens divine outcomes and answered prayers, he said.
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J. H. Crouse
Advent Christian Church
Crouse
Rev. Crouse
Jesus
Rum row ships abandon seas near New York
Admiral F C Billard of the coast guard says rum row is ended for the U S as patrols spot liquor boats off America and steer them to Canadian ports. Some seepage may occur, but no new rum row while the coast guard operates.
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Rum Row
New York
Washington
New England
F. C. Billard
Coast Guard
America
Bullard
United States
Canadian
Foley Pills Diuretic Promote Kidney Cleanse
Foley Pills diuretic helps kidneys flush poisons from blood to prevent self poisoning. Reliable after twenty five years use and valued for regulating flow and reducing bodily pains. Satisfaction guaranteed. Ask for Foley Pills at Kirchner's Drug Store 7th St Pharmacy.
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Kirchner's Drug Store
7Th St. Pharmacy
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