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Newspaper
Dekalb Daily Chronicle
Location
Dekalb, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jan 31, 1925
Page
2
Sycamore subscribers are told The Chronicle circulation will be handled by a field representative until proper service is established. Readers are asked to drop a card to The Chronicle in DeKalb if they fail to receive the paper.
Sycamore High School split results with St Charles with the heavyweight team losing 14 to 4 while the lightweights won 22 to 7. The heavyweights trailed 2-2 at halftime but St Charles pulled away after the break as Sycamore faded. Attendance was weak. fans are urged to support tonight’s game at West Chicago and next Friday against Wheaton.
Abe Levin and his force rapidly removed rails from the 1ce line. Six to seven carloads have been shipped. two to three carloads more expected. Workers have cleaned to the DeKalb limits and will finish the section into Sycamore soon.
Much interest is shown for Tuesday night as the Sycamore Legion team faces Geneva Bearcats at the high school. Geneva, with a strong five, will bring a stiff challenge while Legion players put in long practice for a thrill filled evening. First game starts promptly at 7 30.
Members of Sycamore traveled to DeKalb last evening after a banquet to attend Kishwau Kee camp’s homecoming. Dr. C. H. Robbins of Dixon spoke, providing much food for thought. The Sycamore group felt their trip was well spent.
Mrs. Frank Willis underwent a tonsil removal at Sycamore hospital this morning. Late hospital reports say she is progressing well and expected to be discharged soon.
The Klan basketball team traveled to Genoa for a clash with the Legion squad and edged them 18 to 16. The five from home secured the win in a tight- scoring tilt.
Guy Morgan has been named district committeeman of the American Legion on Americanism. The work is not strenuous but will take much of his time.
The Klan dance drew a large crowd with fine music. Recurring friendly gatherings included a Rebekah banquet for Odd Fellows, a 6:30 dinner, bunco and 500. The Monday Evening Bridge Club meets at Mrs. S. M. Hendersons, and a Rebekah meeting is planned with by law amendments discussed. Mrs. Hemenway’s health improves and congratulations pour in on a new daughter. The final Sycamore dancing club party is set for Pierce hall next Tuesday, with Paddocks orchestra. Sixteen guests enjoyed a bridge evening at the Boies home with awards to several guests. Miss Grace Barnes leaves for Lawson Oklahoma to visit her sister.
Joyce Averill, three, accidentally touched poison and was rushed to a doctor who sent her to a hospital. After stomach washing, she is much improved and expected to recover without lasting effects.
Announcement that J. G. Betty the present city clerk seeks reelection to the office of clerk of the board. Petitions circulated by Betty’s supporters with many signers. Betty's prior tenure as city clerk gives familiarity with the city’s administration and favorable regard.
Mrs Elizabeth Parkins mother to Mrs James Cliffe is in a critical condition at Mrs Cliffs home after a paralytic stroke yesterday. She had been living with her daughter in DeKalb until about a month ago due to ill health and the family and friends are deeply alarmed.
The board of supervisors announced completion of work after an adjourned session held yesterday. Aimed at complying with Supreme Court rulings on appropriations and circuit juror selections, the minutes will now record roll calls for appropriations and juror decisions. about 1680 juror names were read to select roughly 800 for two years.
Elks lodge members in DeKalb plan to travel to Rochelle next week for the installation of a new lodge. DeKalb officers and others will institute the lodge, with Exalted Ruler Campbell seeking to involve many local members in the trip for ceremonies expected to be of special interest.
Rumors say the Sycamore cribbage players from the Elks club will face DeKalb in a daylong tournament. The Sycamore group notes preparations and mentions Charles Newgren as a listed participant.
The DeKalb team will not play the boys due to concerns about an opponent with unusual playing ability. The tournament date remains undecided and other details are not yet settled to everyone's satisfaction.
W. C. Darling and Roy Joster of the Sycamore Preserve Works returned last night from Cincinnati, Ohio, where they attended the annual meeting of the canners association. The Sycamore men report the meeting worthwhile and an enjoyable affair from first to last.
Rev H S Roblee traveled to Decatur Wednesday to preside at the funeral of an old friend. He attended the Congregational church annual meeting but had to depart before the business session ended due to the funeral engagement.
Miss Annie Rutledge was taken to Elgin hospital for treatment of an ingrown goitre. Several local residents attended events in nearby towns including wakes, visits, and social gatherings. A Catholic Ladies' Aid food sale in Sycamore yielded 26 dollars, while multiple families visited and celebrated community milestones and birthdays.
UNCLE WIGGILY'S TRICKS enjoyed a lively evening at home and a dance after, before returning to their homes. A small reception hosted by the Elks drew a limited crowd from Clare and nearby families due to cold weather, but attendees praised the entertainment and Arthur Holcomb. Nearby visits include E. Clark in DeKalb, Tubby and Genevieve Burchefield from Sycamore at R. F. Jones, and Mrs. M. Sullivan hosting 500 club at Kingston with head prizes to J. M. Brennan and consolation to Ed Anderson and Thomas. A St. Mary's card party in Sycamore drew local attendees. notes mention Japanese regents funding families of army aviators killed in service, with posthumous rank enhancements.
A double bill at Maple Park Opera House features the playlets Ben's Box and The Melting Pot on Thursday evening February 5. A cast of 24 children performs with a 10 piece orchestra, followed by a basket social to raise funds for a grade school piano. Proceeds support the grade school. attendees are urged to bring baskets.
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