Kishwaukee River to be stocked with black bass
Izaak Walton League members urged Congress and Judge Fuller to obtain another fish shipment from the federal government. Henry O Malley of the bureau of fisheries says black bass will be assigned for the Kishwaukee River with deliveries from July to October if enough fish are available, with advance delivery notice and continuation of the application if delivery cannot occur.
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Izaak Walton League
Charles A. Fuller
Kishwaukee River
Judge Fuller
Bureau of Fisheries
Bureau
Henry O'Malley
Kishwaukee
Roblee Home Mourns Death Of Dr Lawrence Roblee
The Roblee family of this city mourns after the sudden death of Dr. Lawrence Roblee in Chicago. At under 40 and previously healthy, he suffered boils treated with mercury during World War I service and became ill after tennis practice. He died about 10 am yesterday, with his parents and wife at his bedside. He is survived by his father, mother, wife, sister, and three brothers.
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Roblee
H. S. Roblee
Lawrence Roblee
Chicago
Robbe
Footlo
Doctor and wife rushed to hospital from Lake Delavan
Dr. D. O. Thompson and Mrs. Thompson, found ill at Lake Delavan, were moved to a Chicago hospital. Physicians stated the illness is not serious and the doctor expects to return home soon. Mrs. Thompson had earlier joined the J. E. Marr family at Sycamore for a brief stay.
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Lakes
D. O. Thompson
Thompson
Lake Delavan
Chicago
Sycamore Man Heads County Rural Letter Carriers
The DeKalb County Rural Letter Carriers association held its annual meeting at John Swanberg’s home in DeKalb Illinois. Twenty eight members attended with officers elected for the year: President Aaron Johnson Sycamore Vice President F B Olmstead Somonauk Secretary Treasurer F G Beiler Waterman. Johnson named delegate to the state convention in Springfield August 7-8. First annual picnic planned for Annie's woods DeKalb late August followed by refreshments during social hour.
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Sycamore
DeKalb County Rural Letter Carriers Association
John Swanberg
South Fourth Street
DeKalb
Illinois
Aaron Johnson
Olmstead
Somonauk
F. G. Beiler
Simpson Takes TwoWeek Vacation Trip by Auto
Secretary of the Chamber of Commerce C. C. Simpson leaves today for a vacation of two weeks or more. He will drive to Morton Illinois to meet Mrs. Simpson and their daughter, then proceed to Kansas to visit relatives and plan a portion of the trip in Missouri with the family.
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Simpson
Chamber of Commerce
C. C. Simpson
Mr. Simpson
Morton
Woman Serves One Year and Is Released
Freda Dingley, familiar around the DeKalb county jail for 12 months, was discharged today after serving one year and returned to Chicago. Other prisoners freed by Deputy U S Marshal orders were Steston Farrington Cecil Lanz and Ginto Bercolini, who will be sent back to federal courts for a hearing.
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Freda Dingley
DeKalb County
Chicago
United States
Steston Farrington
Cecil Lanz
Ginto Bercolini
Meridian Yankees to Play Sycamore Sunday
It is announced that the Meridian Yankees will visit to play the Sycamore at the city parks tomorrow. The game is expected to draw many fans as the visitors are said to be putting up first class baseball this season.
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Meridian Yankees
Sycamore
Society Events Bring Families for Summer Visits
Mr and Mrs W R Wetzel plan a Sunday drive to Taylorville returning Tuesday with Mrs W J White sister of the Wetzels who will visit briefly. Mr and Mrs B L Sheldon and daughters Betty and Ruth Ellen arrive from St Louis to visit the Wetzels and then go to the Dells where Betty attends summer camp. Mrs White will go back to Taylorville. Mr and Mrs Wheeler Norris of Los Angeles are spending a few days with Mr and Mrs William Pierce. Miss Priscilla Middleton is expected.
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W. R. Wetzel
Taylorville
W. J. White
Rogers, Ark
Wetzels
B. L. Sheldon
Betty
Ruth Ellen
St. Louis
Shelby
Mich
the Dells
Wheeler Norris
Los Angeles
Calif
William, Pierce
Harrison Construction Company
Genoa
Marengo
H. Levi
DeKalb
Anna Donahue
Lewis Gormley
Luella Crawford
Rockford
Langworthy
Marie
John Pratt
Walton
Chicago
A. C. Reid
Rochester
N. Y
Charles Sager
Will Praine
Tom Sager
Sycamore
H. Hermanson
Naomi
C. A. Stewart
Alice
Arthur Meyers
Lake Bluff
George Loptien
Vera Somers
Frank Rose
Vacationers and local couples in two marriage permits issued
A Chicago visitor plans two weeks at her parents home. Two marriages permits were issued yesterday at the courthouse for Otto Lysne and Harris Mosen of DeKalb and Harry Hall of Geneva with Agnes Johnson of Cortland. Gordon Hicks family arrived to visit, after White Lake outings. Lowell B. Smith and sons head to Three Lakes for weeks. Mrs. Waterman and companions to spend summer at Eagle River, Wis.
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Chicago
D. A. Middleton
Otto Lysne
Harris Monsen
DeKalb
Harry Hall
Geneva
Agnes Johnson
Cortland
Gordon Hicks
F. E. Stevens
Hicks
White Lake
Wis
Lowell B. Smith
Three Lakes
The
Dells
Walter Waterman
Mrs. Anderson
Genoa Social News Notes and Local Appointments
Genoa locals attend Camp Epworth meetings and visit relatives in nearby towns. Included are departures for Iowa trips, moves from Genoa to Marengo due to Harrison Construction work, and multiple chapters of social calls among residents, with several bassinet updates and road travel.
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Genoa
G. Rowan
Will Reid
Margaret Frazier
Alice Mansfield
Figin
Camp Epworth
D. S. Brown
Mary Crawford
Carl Haskins
Madison
Neb
Charles Welch
Clair Meyers
Rickler Farm
A Question of Liberty in the Jerusalem Council
This July 26 lesson from the International Uniform Lesson critiques doctrinal gatekeeping that hindered early Christian expansion. It contrasts Gentile inclusion with Judaizers who demanded circumcision, recounting Peter’s rebuke and emphasis on salvation through faith rather than rigid observance.
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Jerusalem
Grace and Law in Early Christianity Sermon Notes
A sermon discusses faith over ritual, citing Acts 15.1-11. It warns against needless disputes among Christians, emphasizing heart change and grace through Jesus Christ for salvation. The text recalls Peter’s rebuke of legalism and the unity of Jews and Gentiles in faith. Washington, DC clock reference notes timepiece invention.
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Jesus Christ
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Ilinois
Priscilla Middleton
Washington
Footloose
Chris
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Calvin H. Swingle
International Bible Students’ Association
DeKalb Theatre
Flint
Judea
Moses
Paul
Barnabas
Phenice
Samaria
Church
Lord Jesus Christ
Washington, D. C
Northwest
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Railway
Western
Lees
Milwaukee Road
Chicago, Milwaukee & St
H.E. Byram
Mark W.pomer
Milwaukee
FISK
DeKalb Auto Parts
North Second Street
Hydrox
Lincoln Inn
C. A. Carlson, Mer
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