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Newspaper
Dekalb Daily Chronicle
Location
Dekalb, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Dec 29, 1922
Page
2
A large crowd attended the charity ball at the hall last evening hosted by the Woman's club of the city. The hall was artistically decorated and opened at nine with music by the BOS orchestra and an extra saxophonist. Proceeds were better than expected and will aid the poor.
The Auxiliary gathered last night at the club rooms on Magic Street for the annual meeting. Members reviewed the year’s work and heard the roll call on club business. The committee reported on future tasks and the Whrittlees cheer squad presented a performance.
A readable church notice outlines a New Year program for everyone. It mentions musical offerings and community acts and invites attendees to join at the local church on the holiday. The document reflects a religious community event with emphasis on inclusivity and celebration.
Cassine Poust and L F Moudry have left Peoria after a brief visit. K Whittle of Milwaukee visits at the Jerome home. Mr and Mrs G J Meyers spend the day in Chicago. Miss Elsie Johnson takes a Ottawa job and will move New Year with nephew Leonard Anderson from Chicago. Mr and Mrs M J Oren enjoy ideal California weather. Brennen, formerly a Sycamore boy now in Milwaukee, visits. Arthur Holcomb attends Miss Jean Exbert's wedding in Elgin. Mrs Margaret Kliesr travels to Chicago for a few days. Loomis from the hospital plans New Year’s in the city. Frank Landers calls on DeKalb friends.
National Guatg Set members discuss ways and means to raise funds for the com. Several forms were suggested but no definite plan agreed. Bars are seen as a town boost, hopeful for strong public support. Men practice regularly and have developed military drill readiness in the region.
Several people attended the installation of officers for the Eastern Star in De Kalb. Other attendees from nearby areas were present. The Sycamore chapter held its meeting and installation on January 9.
The Ladies Aid of the Lutheran church on Maintreet hosted Mrs Gas Nelson for an informal gathering last night. Guests were entertained by the hostess and shared light refreshments in a friendly atmosphere.
A fragmented item reports on community events in Ohio Grove, mentioning residents like Lee and Petersen, a Christmas dinner, and a church procession. It notes an earthquake shock felt in Rome and a general line about a remedy involving vinegar and sugar with limited context.
The complainant testifies she married the defendant on November 22, 1926 and lived with him until August 14, 1922. She seeks divorce alleging adultery and child custody. A divorce decree is offered after hearing witnesses and an alimony agreement.
George Sells of the Isaac Walton League of Sycamore says a state investigator from Springfield will review the Kishwaukee river fish deaths. The official spent a day collecting water samples and intends to analyze them in the capital. League members mobilized action as fish numbers fell, and a state decision is expected within days.
Members will meet next Thursday night at Woodman Hall for their regular monthly meeting. This first gathering of the new year aims for full attendance as important business is discussed and followed by social activities.
A laree crowd attended the Christmas party at Guild Hall last night hosted by St. Peter's Copal Church. The youth committee presented an engaging program followed by tree exercises that delighted the children. Refreshments rounded out the evening.
Two individuals discharged from the hospital yesterday are reported in good health and will return to their families soon.
Fragmentary note indicates Mrs A Brower received refreshments at a later time.
A court session on a stabbing case is adjourned as police commit to a full inquiry. Officials state the department will gather evidence and work to establish the suspect and motive beyond doubt.
The Illinois State Teachers Association representing 26 500 teachers today went on record against the release of Fatty Arbuckle films in the state. The association adjourned at noon. annual election of officers saw Willam B. Owen re elected as president with Caroline Grote, Philas Nichels and Noah Mason among officers.
Detroit scales an ambitious municipal street railway program as the city takes over a large system with 373 miles of urban lines. J A Darrock notes the finance is strong, with prepayments reducing interest and a cash reserve method aimed at strict funding for future needs. The project includes $36 million in public utility bonds and plans for ongoing semiannual payments to the Detroit United Railway.
Mixed early listings reveal several for sale notices. Items include a jewel cook stove in good condition and a new house with large rooms. inquiries directed to several street addresses.
The article notes the service, now under public management, delivers better results than under private ownership and aims to secure earnings to cover current expenses, meet fixed obligations, create a reserve for deferred obligations, and maintain property to a high standard.
Advertisement for language lessons using correspondence and phonograph records to improve pronunciation. Prospective students asked to leave name and address at the Chronicle office for prices. Rep. H. W. Defoe to visit De Kalb on select days. details at Chronicle office.
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