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Newspaper

Dekalb Daily Chronicle

Location

Dekalb, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Dec 28, 1929

Page

2

Divisional Chaplain Lonergan Leads Tate Officer Funeral

Reverend Father Joseph Lonergan of Rockford, divisional chaplain, delivered the sermon for the funeral of Captain H. A. Andres. The service united officers from Sycamore, Rockford, Ottawa, Aurora, Elgin, Dixon and Mt Morris with a long procession to Arlington. The body traveled by rail to Washington with honors including an artillery caisson and firing salute, as nine crates of flowers arrived from K Company Rockford and Sycamore HQ.

Father Masterson Tate H. A. Andres Joseph Lonergan Rockford Legion France U. S Graeme Parks Regular Army Infantry Chicago Arlington Mt. Morris 129Th Band Harry &. Kable Bronson Ottawa A . Roberts 129Th Medical Unit W. P. Fread Infantry E. P. Hitter W. C A. K. Stiles H. W. Hennis C. H. Ward M. C. McIntyre J. C. Cox Rites Washington Sycamore W. H. Aldrich H. W. Pearsall Elgin M. J. Hamment Aurora J. G. Cox Illinois Central Genoa Pennsylvania Sixth Corps K Co

Farmers To Have Night School Here

Farmers in DeKalb county will attend a night school focused on agriculture at Sycamore high school starting Wednesday evening January 8. Instructor R W Terrell will lead classes advertised as the great business of farming, with topics on dairying and farm practices through January and February. Notable speakers include Thomas H Roberts, R N Rasmussen, A W Allyn, H S Wright, Raymond Nelson, and R W Ferrell. Forest rangers report the grizzly bear is nearly extinct.

Sycamore High School R. W. Terrell DeKalb County Thomas H. Roberts R. N. Rasmussen A. W. Allyn Rock River Byron H. S. Wright Rollo Raymond Nelson R. W. Ferrell Sycamore High

Chronicle Delivery Guarantee in DeKalb Chronicle

The DeKalb Daily Chronicle assures complete responsibility for carrier delivery in Sycamore. If a subscriber misses a copy, call Otto Fellinger at Sycamore 420 for special delivery. Complaints will be investigated and remedies provided. Carriers should be promptly paid weekly to enable profit.

DeKalb Daily Chronicle Sycamore Otto Fellinger

Young Man Injured By Press Machine At Oregon Plant

Paul Stenstrom, known in Sycamore and married to Viola Hoffman, lost three fingers in a press at an Oregon art bindery plant Thursday. The injuries required amputation. He had worked there two years and was a skilled employee. Friends in Sycamore express sympathy and hope for his swift recovery.

Paul Stenstrom Sycamore Oregon Carl Hoffman Paul Viola

Fragmentary obituary note mentions Sycamore friends and relatives

A short fragment notes that further wording was prepared at the request of Syca more friends and relatives regarding an apparent obituary or memorial message. The incomplete text leaves key details unclear.

Drive To Slow Up Autos While Slippery

State Officer Oscar Larson visited the city and netted three violators of traffic laws. One speeding on West State Street Route 64. A driver failed to stop at a stop sign on DeKalb avenue at Center Cross Route 64. One driver lacked a license and paid fines. More actions expected as complaints are filed. Traffic conditions grow riskier with icy city paving. Stop signs and speed limits will be monitored closely.

Oscar Larson West State Street DeKalb Avenue Center Cross Springfield Z. B. Mitchell

Rochelle Hold Christmas Tree Award Winners

Christmas trees placed outside homes were judged by the Rochelle Merchants and Professional men. Iola Hamaker won first prize of 10.00, with multiple winners named up to eighth place. The committee also awarded $25 in total prizes and announced related community notices including church installations, weddings, and obituaries.

Seth Hoon D. W. Taylor Walter Vierke Arthur Helmness C. E. Motlong A. A. Ankeny E. L. Vaile Check Stafford Rochelle Catholic Ladies Club Knights of Columbus Katherine Manning W. B. Maley Joseph O'Brien Eastern Star Masonic Temple Rochelle St. Paul's Lutheran Church John Woodrick John Schabacker Herman Vandre Arthur Conner Herman Redenius H. Harms George Schabacker

Vacant Rogers Building Reopened as Dry Goods Store

The vacant Rogers building at State and Maple will house a dry goods department store after W Gordon of Aurora leased it. The corner lot, long an eye sore, is now set for renewed business as Walter Orridge, former local theater manager, rents the place though some remarks about the move remain debated.

Rogers State and Maple W. Gordon Aurora Walter Orridge California

Guards Quintet To Play Rockford Public Service

Headquarters Company cage squad travels to Rockford tonight to face Rockford Public Service at St. Anthony's school gym. The Rockford team defeated the guards at Sycamore’s central school gym on Thanksgiving night, but the visitors hope their new lineup can win this time in a single game.

Cage Squad Rockford

Court deeds record transfers in DeKalb and Sycamore

DeKalb and Sycamore court listings show estate transfers and right of way deeds. William J. Huber Edith A. Nelson Edna Huber Emma and Aaron Stiles Henry B Fargo. Sabin's addn parcels. Illinois Northern Utilities Co. rights of way. district 46 DeKalb County.

DeKalb William J. Huber Edith A. Nelson Peterson Edna Huber S. Peterson Emma Aaron K. Stiles Henry B. Fargo Sycamore Arthur S. Robinson Richard Cook Sabin Bessie E. Robinson Ephraim Hall Illinois Northern Utilities Co Pt. Ney Pt. Se Ellen F. Whipple H. A

Right of way deeds and transfers in townships

A long list of right of way deeds and property transfers in multiple townships including Minois, Sandwich, Somonauk, Morningside addition, Tilinois and Cortland. Amounts range from 1.00 to 30 000.00 with various entities such as Illinois Northern Utilities Co. and Chicago Joint Stock Land Bank named among grantors and grantees.

Minois Northern Utilities Co L. E. Lloyd Thinois Northern Utilities Co Sandwich Albert G. Dienst Emma Dienst Et al Somonauk Pt. Nw Ger Sa A. Wylde Morningside A. H. Pond Tillmois Northern Utilities Co Lila Chamberlain Illinois Northern Utilities Co J. L. Brown Ilinois Northern Utilities Co C. Whipple HH. G. Lloyd Anna Johnson M. Dander Tilinois Northern Utilities Co S. M. Henderson Sarah J. Brown Tlinois Northern Utilities Co Lina Franz Illinois Northern Utilities Co. Pt Sergius Troyd Illinois Utilities Co. Pt. Sw Franklin Samuel R. Cottrell Chicago Joint Stock Land Bank, Pt. Se Kingston Theodore T. Ruesch Wd FE Byron Mudgett Et Ux Malta Helen M. Barkley Frank M. Countryman Sprague’s Cortland Clara H. Carlson Charles H Chamberlain Charles H. Chamberlain Mary

Mayfield De Kalb Drainage District Bond Issue and Estates

In County Court the Mayfield De Kalb Drainage District was ordered to issue bonds after a hearing. Various estate matters approved including final accounts for John Rhumsel Harvey W Delano Mary A Waite Caroline Ruth Jessup and others with distributions, executors discharged and notices to creditors recorded. Minor awards and appraisals in several estates finalized, and claims term set for March.

Mayfield-De-Kalb Tom Peterson Elgin State Hospital John Rhumsel Harvey W. Delano Mary A. Waite Caroline Ruth Jessup George Shoop Mary J. Nicholson Thomas N. Woolsey Mary J. Hunt Elmer E. Boynton Syca More Rose L. Boynton C. V. Kebil Vernon Wetzel Charles Nichols

Robin Seen Yesterday on South First Street

A red breasted robin, regarded by many as an early spring sign, was spotted yesterday on South First Street by Robertson of DeKale Dairy and Mrs Alec McCann of the same street. A Chicago paper had reported a robin seen there on Thursday. Some hold robins winter in the north if fed regularly.

South First Street Robertson DeKale Dairy Company Alec McCann Chicago

Bison Slaughter at Reserve Surprises Missoula

United States authorities reduce over crowded bison on a national reserve northwest of Missoula by culling. Custer buys 100 head for shipment to eastern markets. In Kurdistan, music is deemed immoral.

Missoula Mont U.P National Bison Reserve Miss Oula W. S Kurdistan

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Father Lonergan The American Legion Forest Rangers of the Far West Bonds Sycamore Chronicle Delivery Lola Hamaker O. H. Linnemeier S. G. Harrison Wilbur Harrison Vivian Ewell Wisconsin Rapids Fred Harrison Louis Caspers Ellen Sellquist Stillman Valley Merritt Cole Laura Cole Edna Chrisler J. C. Spencer Cole Milwaukee St. Paul Ry James A.hay South Third Street Lincoln Hospital F. A. Campbell Cleveland Ohio Grace Arnold Chester Stelman Lawrence Ruth James A Hay Robert James Grace William John Miriam Hay Ralph George Arnold E. Ferry Charles Preslon Charles , Feldkirchner Flagg Station Flage Center J. A. Foard M. E Rhoda Wilmina Peterson Charles H. Feldkirchner John Peterson Andrew Peterson Baltimore Anna Collins Rebecca Putney John Chissel Utah U. S. Department of Commerce DeKalb Egyptian Fargo Theatre DeKalb Trust & Savings Bank Fourth Street Bank Guards L. Holland Saeiaee Robin First Street Prescott DeKalb Fuel & Mercantile North Seventh Streeter DE Kalb Aua Ben Tenar Wamsley - Keating Stanleys Rollicers Sally O'Neil John Mack Brown Joseph Cawthorn DeKalb’s New Fargo Theatre Swrreisu Sultan of Stunters Ken Maynard California Mail Ken Charlie John D. Winninger Virtue Pauline Fredrick MINET John D
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