Sycamore Walton League to limit banquet tickets
At a meeting of the Sycamore Izaak Walton League the banquet in the Congregational church on June 14 will have limited attendance. 289 Sycamore tickets plus 12 for DeKalb and 12 for Kirkland and Kingston and 25 for Genoa will be issued, aiming to boost interest and recruit new members as 113 exist with weekly additions. President Earl Wetzel presided as a three member committee was appointed to coordinate with other city leagues for a central picnic plan.
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Syca More Izaak Walon League
Congregational Church
William Dilg
Earl Wetzel
Sycamore
DeKalb
Teague
Kirkland
Kingston
Genoa
Sycamore League
Field
Stream Magazine Company
Walton League
Wezel
Rockford
Harvard
Belvidere
Odd Fellows to Remodel Rooms into Dining Hall
Work on the Odd Fellows hall begins immediately to convert former rooms into a large dining hall for lodge members. Cliffe Cliffe vacated the space and moved to Owbridge building. Henry Johnson says renovations will be finished in time for an upcoming function. Kansas needs farm lands and seeks support for agricultural expansion. Tom Edison advocates using movies in schools, and bathing girls may teach figures.
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Odd Fellows
Odd Fellows Hall
Lodge
Cliffe
Owbridge
Henry Johnson
Noble Grand
Tom Edison
Corner Stone of Addition to Be Laid Sunday
Rev. James O May states the corner stone for the church addition will be laid tomorrow at 11 o clock. O May explains the ceremony moved up due to contractors progress and asks all community members to attend this impressive event.
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James O’may
O'May
Wyman to Fill Parson's Place in Orchestra
Charles Parson resigns from Chandler orchestra and Byron Wyman is secured to fill the vacancy. Wyman will begin playing immediately after Parsons last appearance at the Country club party last evening. Zacn Chandler oversees the orchestra and says the reorganization yields one of the best in the region.
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Charles Parson
Chandler
Byron Wyman
Wyman
Parsons
Zacn Chandler
Big Address Sunday Night at Baptist Church
Evening services for most Sycamore churches are called off to allow congregations to attend the Bac calaureate sermon at the Baptist church. Rev J W Patterson and I wall address the graduating class. Special music by the high school orchestra. Service starts at seven thirty.
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Baptist Church
Sycamore
J. W. Patterson
Body Shipped to Aldswyne for Burial Today
Friends and relatives of Almon D Ames accompany his body to Aldsworth Iowa for burial next week. Ames was well known in the city and, though a resident only two years, he made many friends who will miss him.
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Almond Ames
Aldswyne
Iowa
Ames
Legion Plan Great Day at Electric Park July Fourth
Dick Cruikshank, famed aerial acrobat from Chicago, will perform in San Francisco style at Electric Park for an American Legion picnic in Fredrick. He will stand on his head on a soaring plane and perform other daredevil stunts. Green River Team of Rockford and Sycamore boxing promoter Fred Brittan join the day’s attractions. A planned Sham battle firework display may be approved. A Star war prize will be awarded, and four new Legion members will be voted in at Thursday’s meeting.amusoro
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Electric Park
American Legion
Fredric Par
Paramount
Cruikshank
United States
Green River
Rockford
Sycamore
Park
Fred Brittan
Mr. Brittain
Committee On Fireworks
France
Legion
L. F. Mondrey
Joseph Kerwin Fined and Sentenced by Judge Pong
Joseph Kerwin appeared before Judge William L. Pong at a special hearing and was fined 100 dollars and sentenced to 15 days in jail for driving while intoxicated and domestic trouble. He was remanded to the sheriff to begin his commitment immediately.
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Joseph Kerwin
William L. Pong
Kerwin
Al Dysart Improves and Enjoys Motor Rides at Home
Al Dysart, long bed bound after a stroke, is up and around daily visiting friends and taking a few motor rides. He has recovered slowly since last winter and his many friends are glad to hear of his progress and hope for continued improvement.
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al Dysart
Mr. Dysart
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