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Dekalb Daily Chronicle

Location

Dekalb, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jun 01, 1923

Page

2

Sycamore approves $27,688 paving contract for five blocks

Bjorndahl Construction of Moline wins the paving bid for Charles and Elmwood streets and intersections totaling five blocks. The project, funded by a bond issue, will begin in about 20 days after BeKalb work finishes. The cemetery road and side divisions will also be cemented to ease access for funerals and park traffic. Mr and Mrs William Dutton visit from Winnipeg while local residents greet old friends and other residents drive to Rockford.

Bjorndahl Construction Company Moline J. G. Betty Charles Street Elmwood Street Charles Cemetery Street BeKalb Sycamore

Neighbors Hold Annual Banquet at Woodman Hall

The Sycamore Royal Neighbors held their annual banquet at Woodman hall on State street last evening starting at 6 30 pm. Mrs Clara Eddy chaired the dinner committee and Mrs Etta Wienecke led the social program with piano duets solos and dances. Seventy five members attended though space could accommodate about a hundred due to illness.

Sycamore Woodman Hall State Street Clara Eddy Etta Wienecke Robert Duncan Dorothy Doane Victoria Gustafson Jesse Weaver Eva Kerstein Helen Anderson

Sycamore Man Passes Away After Illness at Home

Almon Ames dies at 2 30 a m at 133 Cross Street after a long heart ailment. Born December 26, 1849 in New York state, he moved to Iowa as a youth and later settled in Sycamore. He leaves a wife Hannah and two brothers, with burial to be in Aldwyne, Iowa. services at the Christian church.

Sycamore Almon Ames Cross Street Mr. Ames New York State Iowa Hannah Ames Whiteside Clarion Wesley Ames Elk River Minn Ernest Aldwyne Christian Church

Luther League Plans Meeting at Salem Church Parlor

Members of the Lutheran League will meet next Tuesday night in the Salem Lutheran church parlors. A program of music, speaking and entertainment is planned. Refreshments are arranged with marked attention and a luncheon will follow the program.

Lutheran League Salem Lutheran Church

Sycamore Club Meeting Led by Exalted Ruler Cassius Poust

Exalted Ruler Cassius Poust will preside as the Sycamore club plans its next month agenda. Poust stresses monthly venue and a good attendance at the upcoming meeting.

Cassius Poust

Funeral services for Charles Larson held at Salem Lutheran

Funeral services for Charles Larson were conducted this afternoon at 2 at the Salem Lutheran church with Rev. Walter Pearson officiating. Burial followed in the Ehawoog cemetery. The community mourns his death at his farm home northwest of the city. survivors include his wife.

Charles Larson Salem Lutheran Church Walter Pearson Ehawoog Larson

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