Tuberculosis work topic at Rockford meeting
DeKalb County Health society members joined the Rockford and Winnebago Tuberculosis association gathering at Unity Hall Rockford. Dr Roswell Petit Ottawa spoke on national progress and child care, noting home treatment risks, and Will Ross of Milwaukee shared insights. Meeting adjourned 3 06 p m and tours of a sanatorium followed.
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DeKalb County Health Society
Rockford
Roswell Petit
Ottawa
America
Framingham
Metropolitan Insurance Company
National Tuberculosis Association
Metropolitan Company
State Medical Assoe
Oil State Tuberculosis Action
Petit
Bell Telephone Company
Will Ross
Milwaukee
DeKalb County
Kalb County
Public Health League
Faculty Members Return to Duties After Illness
Two state college faculty members F R Ritzman and O E Peterson have resumed duties after several days absent due to illness. Superintendent Ritzman spent the week at home and returned to work yesterday.
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State College
F. R. Ritzman
O. E Peterson
Ritzman
Sycamore Mid-Winter Fair Opens Tomorrow
Community gears up for Sycamore Fair and Farmer's Institute running through the week. Two large tents and the armory display articles from merchants and residents. Miss Hazel Strahan of the state college faculty will speak on home science. A tuberculosis slaughtering demonstration on Friday aims to educate on infection.
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Sycamore Fair
Sycamore
Farmer's Institute
Hazel Strahan
State College
Park Subject to Be Aired Friday Noon
Co. D Schoonmaker announces a Chamber of Commerce meeting Friday at noon at the Innovation. The park district committee will present its regular report and invite Kiwanis and Rotary members not in the chamber to attend by calling 188. A. G Kennedy, park committee chair, says a complete report will be ready and discussion will cover merits of the plan. Strong attendance expected for an important session.
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Co. D. Schoonmaker
Chamber of Commerce
Innovation
Park District
Kiwanis
Rotary Club
A. G. Kennedy
Park Committee
Wiltberger Junior Undergoes Knee Operation at St Luke’s
Reports from St Luke's hospital in Hicaza say Alden Wiltberger, son of Mr and Mrs William Wiltberger of this city, underwent a knee operation last Monday for an injury suffered years ago as a high school student. He is showing steady improvement after a difficult, serious procedure. The Wiltberger family, who were in Chicago over the weekend, had hoped rest would help but surgery became necessary.
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St. Luke's Hospital
Hicaza
Alden Wiltberger
William Wiltbergert
Wiltberger
Chicago
United Press
Geneva
Ilinois
Mt. Pulaski
Warren J. Lincoln
Lina Shoop Lincoln
Byron Shoop
Geneva Court Room
Warren
Lincoln
Aurora Florist
F. H. Fuller
General Medijen
Praecox
O. W. Maylor
Maylor
A. B. Heym
Heym
Warren Lincoln
Advent church entertains infirmary crowd Sunday afternoon
Infirmary inmates were entertained by Loyal Workers of the Advent Christian church on Sunday afternoon. Cortland congregation members attended. Sunday evening featured a stirring message by the pastor on What Think Ye of Christ. Students in training for Christian service at Aurora college joined the service.
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The
Advent Christian Church
DeKalb Infirmary
Advent Church
Cortland
Aurora College
State College Graduation Planned for February 27
State College will graduate 14 students in a noon ceremony on February 27 as plans stand. The event marks the close of the second quarter with spring quarter starting the following Monday. Three days before graduation will be devoted to exams in all departments. Names are not yet released, but several graduates are expected from this city.
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State Leachers Lollege
Former LOYAL ORDER OF MOOSE student visits DeKalb concert
Former Loyal Order of Moose student and football star Julian McCabe visits DeKalb showcasing Melody Masters at Saint Marys Hall. The program features Kanesville and Wasco teachers ill, with proceeds supporting the group. Concert includes admission 50c adults 25c children and a 12am dancing session at Cortland Town Hall with five piece orchestra.
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DeKalb
Julian McCabe
Loyal Order OF Moose Eke State College
Mooseheart Melody Masters
M’cabe
Ally
Elburn
St. Mary’s Hall
Sis
Kanesville
Wasco
McCabe
University of Wiscon
Cortland Town Hall
Fulton on Malta Case Handles DeKalb Circuit Session
Judge William J. Fulton presided a short DeKalb county circuit court session on January 31. Jurors for March 9 were drawn as trials shift to Geneva and Sycamore, with Shetters manslaughter possibly heard. Divorce and alimony actions included a Sylvia Martinson restraining Leo Martinson from interference and a poor-person divorce allowance.
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William J. Fulton
Circuit Court
DeKalb County
Fulton
Lincoln
Geneva
Sycamore
Shetter
F. ©. Grip
Rockford
Lee W. Miller
Sylvia Martinson
DeKalb
Leo Martinson
Hhem
James R. Kierman & Son
Genoa
Warner D. Whipplc
Johnson & Schultz
Hinckley
Louis, Garbelman
Rosie Garbelman
H. T. Perkins
Ansel Perkins
Justice of the Peace Corey
Henry Hall
Lillian Rowe
Raymond
Helen
Pond
Rowe
Telegraph Flowers Delivery Service Offers Quick Nationwide Flower Orders
The Flower Store advertises a Tele graph Delivery Service to deliver flowers within hours across the United States. It requests customers to provide amount, name, and address and mentions phone number 628. Also notes Silverman’s Store received a large shipment of ladies winter coats at notably low prices.
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U.S
Silverimans
Balto Leads Dog Team to Nome in Diphtheria Run
From Nome Alaska to Mt Pulaski Illinois, a two part report highlights Balto the lead dog of Gurmnar Kasson’s Eskimo team guiding through blizzard to Nome with 300000 units of diphtheria serum. Kasson recounts trust in Balto as gale winds and near zero temperatures tested the trail. In Illinois Warren J Lincoln defends insanity claims amid witnesses labeling him sane or insane in a fatal case.
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Alaska
Balto
Gurmnar Kasson
Kasson
Nome
Siberian
Bluff
United Press
Ronald Amundson
Amundson
North Pole
Balfo
Two Stricken After Eating Poisoned Food
Miss Helen Hubbard a state college faculty member and her father Warren Hubbard County Superintendent of Schools were reported as suffering from stomach poisoning but not in serious danger. The food, possibly eaten Sunday, caused illness but no lasting harm expected. Piano lessons offered by Zach Chandler with contact number 888.
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Helen Hubbard
State College
Warren Hubbard
Miss Hubbard
Nces
Jill
Peck's Academy Entertainment Night Hawks Orchestra Show
Peck's Academy hosts Wednesday evening entertainment featuring Barth City Night Hawks Orchestra with the program titled SAY If with FLOWERS.
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Peck’s Academy
Barth City Night Hawks Orchestra
Rescue Efforts Continue For Floyd Collins in Cave
In Cave City Kentucky Feb 3 rescuers abandon plan to shaft through earth to reach Floyd Collins entombed by a boulder. Miners drill through eight hundred feet of crevices and work from the rear as Collins remains conscious and hopeful while his foot is crushed and freed by hand labor.
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Floyd Collins
Cave
United Press
Cave City
Collins
Louisville
Sand Cave
Collings
Two Autos In Minor Crash At Franklin and Fourth Streets
A Checker ear and a Ford sedan were involved in a minor collision last evening near Franklin and Fourth streets. The cab suffered a front fender dent and minor injuries, the Ford a front fender and a light broken, fault assigned to the Ford per the cab driver. Several recent accidents involve taxi cabs with Friday and Saturday incidents cited.
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Franklin and
Fourth Streets
Ford
John Roland to Leave Glidden Hospital Soon
John Roland of Cortland, who had an eye removed last week, will be discharged tomorrow and go first to his parents’ home in this city before returning to Cortland. He had been blind in the eye since an injury at the Cowling elevator years ago and had recent eye pain.
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John Roland
Glidden Hospital
Cortland
Roland
Charles Roland
Cowling
Little Girl Confesses to Killing Girls Twin Sisters
Alpha Thompson, seven, in Los Angeles after confessing to killing her twin sisters and another woman. Police verify tale while noting plans for more poisonings. She allegedly used sulphuric acid from radio batteries mixed with rat poison in food served to Mrs. Platt and others.
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United Press
Los Angeles
Cali
Alpha Thompson
Manitou
Investgation
Jessie Platt
Alpha
Russell Thompson
Mrs. Platt
Odd Fellows Plan Citywide Family Night Party
After last night’s meeting the Odd Fellows announce a big Family Night shindig and card party at the hall next Monday. Open to all Odd Fellows and their families and to Rebekah members, with plenty to eat amusement cards dancing and luncheon during the evening.
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The
Odd Fellows
Order
Rebekah Organization
Legion Post Meeting Draws Large Attendance
The American Legion post in the city held a highly successful meeting last evening with broad participation. Members planned future programs and a membership drive, proposing bimonthly programs at each meeting and a bazaar to be held soon with date to be announced.
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American Legion Post
Legionnaires
City Council Set for Evening Meeting With Bids and paving
The city council will hold an evening session to open bids on the new well vand equipment and to discuss an ordinance authorizing paving of several streets in the southeastern part of the city. Other business items promise a busy session and the meeting is expected to be significant.
Dr. Frederick Cook Must Serve Federal Prison Term
Federal court of appeals affirms the conviction of Dr. Frederick Cook of north pole fame. The Fort Worth jury found him guilty of using the mails to defraud in his oil deals, and the court today orders him to begin serving his sentence despite his bias appeal.
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Tiriven
New Orleans
Federal Court of Appeals
Frederick Cook
North Pole Fame
Fort Worth Texas
Cook
Fort Worth
DeKalb Theatre Presents Finest Double Feature Tonight
The DeKalb Theatre shows a standout double feature headlined by the De Lux stage presentation from WLS Radio Stars and a film starring Abraham Lincoln. The program promises an educational, thrilling experience for every city resident.
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Abraham Lincoln
WLS
Park Board Election to Form in De Kalb
A Sunday meeting of 25 citizens led to a proposal for a De Kalb park district. A joint Kiwanis Rotary and Chamber committee suggests a boundary covering De Kalb city and nearby farmlands, with a February or spring election to create park commissioners who may accept land or funds for park purposes.
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Elks’ Club
Kiwanis
Chamber of Commerce
State of Illinois
Tsp
Annie's Woods
Country Club
Woman's Club of
DeKalb
Cinty
Park District Board
Rotary Club
Kiwanis Club
de Kalb
Martin Brothers and Galt
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Dr. Cook
DeKalb Theatre
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