Sycamore Chautauqua Delivers Busy August Lineup
The Sycamore Chautauqua runs August 21 to 30 with a rest day on August 25. Highlights include performances by Dr Barrow Player, Marimba Bo, Metropol itan orchestra and Singing HusSars, plus addresses by Rev Joe Hanley Dr Lewis A Convis Senator Magnus Johnson and Rev Sam Small. Union church services and Goers concerts cap each day.
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Sycamore
Sycamore Women's Club
Eclock
Dr. Barrow
Joe Hanley
Hanley
Garner Jubilee Company
Udell’'s
Metropolitan Orchestra
John Thompson
Cinderla Play Company
Singing Hussars
Emery Farnell
Goers
Little American Opera Company
Russia
Lewis A. Convis
Union Church
Sam Bellino
Magnus Johnson
Sam Gellino
Sam Small
Circuit Judge Fulton to Speak at St Charles Graduation
Circuit Judge William J. Fulton travels to St Charles to address graduation exercises at the state school. The program begins at 1 30 with music and orations and a short talk by Col Frank D Whipp who will introduce the speaker. An evening assembly, island visit, spring and goo, band concert, and picnic follow.
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William J. Fulton
St. Charles
Frank D. Whipp
Footloose
Bert Raper Sent to Canada by Father's Illness
Bert Raper of the Raper Ly man barber shop on Maple Street was called to Canada after word that his father was seriously ill. Raper is expected to return here tomorrow according to recent word.
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Bert Raper
Raper
Society notes detail gatherings and travels of local residents
Members of the Sarah Rebekah lodge plan a pot luck supper and dancing at the Odd Fellows ball. District meeting attendees may include Odd Fellows and Rebekahs from the area. County Treasurer Henry Becker and Mrs. Decker with Miss Elsie head to Lake Delavan for two weeks. Les Jessen and Mr. and Mrs. Jessen visit the Dells in Wisconsin. Attorney H. L. Beamish and Les Jessen plan a Pine Lake vacation. fish tales anticipated. Vernon Wetzel and family and Gordon Wetzel return from Taylorville Illinois. Mrs. W. J. White from Rogers Arkansas may join them before returning home. Rev. and Mrs. Claude S. Moore visit from Wilmette. Miss Agnes Masterson spent yesterday in Chicago. Monday Evening Bridge Club members breakfasted in Lloyd's Woods for a morning gathering enjoyed by travelers.
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Sarah Rebekah
Odd Fellows
Rebekahs
Rochelle
Henry Becker
Decker
Elsie
Lake Delavan
Vernon Wetzel
Gordon Wetzel
Earl Wetzel
Taylorville
Ill
W. J. White
Sycamore Boys
Rogers
Ark
Arkansas
Bridge Club
Lloyd’s Woods
Dolores Lindquist
Bessie Mowers
Ina Swanson
Esmond
Ira Bickster
Nisswn
Minn
M. K. Swartz
Marian Marshall
W. H. Bell
Oscar Paulson
Kirkland
Rockford
Rev. Bannen
Lake Vaynette
Wis
Paulson
Alfred Anderson
DeKalb
O. W. Vickell
Grace Miller
Gladys Gurgess
Judge commends National Guard affiliation at meeting
The judge delivered his remarks clearly to a large audience outlining how membership in the National Guard can foster better citizenship. A round table followed with discussion of the company’s work and two attendees expressed intent to join.
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Citizen
National Guardsman
National Guard Company
Rochelle Elks Visit for Big Roundup
An Elks delegation from Rochelle met Sycamore lodge members here yesterday to promote the upcoming big roundup early next month. Sycamore plans to send a group to the event and may also have representatives at the Labor Day picnic hosted by Sycamore Elks at the park.
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Rochelle
Sycamore Elks
Paroled youth pleads guilty in Wheaton court case
Judge William J. Fulton presided as a Downers Grove lad guilty on parole violation for stealing another automobile. Indicted by the June grand jury, he pleaded guilty and was placed on probation. State's Attorney Reed moved to remove probation, sending the youth to St. Charles School for Boys.
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Vue
Fulton
Wheaton
William J. Fulton
Syeamore
Downers Grove
C. W. Reed
St. Charles School
Steps Taken to Protect Autos on Cement Road
A Sycamore committee from the Chamber of Commerce plans to place warning signals at a sand and gravel pile on the Genoa road after four mishaps. Red lanterns will mark the hazard at night to alert drivers.
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Sycamore
Chamber of Commerce
Genoa
DeKalb Firm Moves Vault for New Bank Opening
A DeKalb based Corey & Evans transfer truck delivered a ten ton vault segment for a new bank in Sycamore today. Crews carefully hoisted and rolled the massive piece to prevent floor damage and ensure safe placement amid the bank’s preparations.
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DeKalb
Corey & Evans
de Ik
Sycamore
Rantlane
Two Prisoners Are Received at Jail Here
Sheriff E E Crawford announced two more dope addicts, James Collins of Washington and May Russell of Chicago, were brought in by Deputy U S Marshall A Abrams and are held for federal court trial. This brings the monthly total to 22. Joseph Mann of Chicago was sent back to Chicago by the deputy marshal. Footloose.
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EE. . Crawford
United States
Marshall A. Abrams
James Collins
Washington
May Russell
Chicago
Joseph Mann
Marshall
Jeweler Returns From North Trip Still Calm About Voyage
Hostetter returned the first of the week from a ten day trip up north around Wisconsin. He spends much of his time now recovering from sunburn but says the journey was worth it.
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Jeweler
Hostetter
Ylion
Wisconsin
Will Campbell Returns From Elks National Convention
Will Campbell former exalted ruler of the local Elks lodge came home early this week from the national Elks convention in Portland Oregon. He says the session was among the most interesting experiences of his Elk career. A shipment of baby chicks was sent by air from Hartford Connecticut to Chicago a 750 mile journey.
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Will Campbell
The
Elks Lodge
National Convention of Elks
Ortho
Ore
Campbell
Mast Hartford
Conn
Chicago
Sunday School Social Led by Mrs McClintock At Kingston
Kingston notes report Mrs A G as hostesses Sunday school class gathering with social time a needlework and lunch. Also updates include local marriages training plans visits and guests with multiple families and residents traveling to Davenport Rockford Hinckley and Kirkland.
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A. G
G. H. McClintock
Tigers
Rockford L. A. G
Guard Company Hears Fulton Tuesday Night
National Guard unit members attended a Chamber of Commerce meeting Tuesday night to discuss enlistments. T. M. White opened, W. F. Pagel of the Chamber led remarks on guard work, and Col. W. F. Hemenway described army life and benefits of service. Will Joslyn and John Carlson reinforced the guard’s mission, with Judge William J. Fulton delivering the principal address on the evening’s theme.
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Neauquarurs Company
National Guard
Chamber of Commerce
T. M. White
W. F. Pagel
Pagel
W. F. Hemenway
Will Joslyn
3Ional Guard
John Carlson
William J. Fulton
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Jone
Les Jessen
Dells
H. L. Beamish
Aurora
Pine Lake
Claude S. Moore
Wilmette
Agnes Masterson
Big
Kingston
Margaret Shellaberger
Lake View
Winifred White
Elmer Johnson
Hinckley
P. G. White
Ralph
Park House
Haley Hungerford
Hypatia Mordoff
Don
Arthur Rodecker
Madison
Alfred Johnson
O. L. Koch
Vernon Pease
Elgin
O. A. Koch and
Beverley
Hampshire
M. L. Bickster
A. M. Simmons
Rochester
Thomas Holmes
Davenport
I Eychaner
Mark
Elsa
Davy’s Store
Guard Company
Mogul
Sawyer & Sons
DeKalb Fuel & Mercantile Co
Howard M. Payne
DE Kalb Theatre
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