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Dekalb Daily Chronicle

Location

Dekalb, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jun 04, 1927

Page

2

Senior Class Play The Charm School Delights Fargo

The Fargo theatre hosted the senior class play The Charm School to a near full house over Thursday afternoon and evening. The high school orchestra under Miss Wollensak provided special music and Jack Patten performed organ solos on the big Fargo organ between acts. Cast members included Austin Bevans played by Jack Patten and Eisie Bendetti by Homer Johns, with Miss Mildred Marshall as Eisie’s companion and Miss Kathryn Chatfeld as Ethel Stevin among others. The production drew strong praise for lively humor, strong acting, and high effort from the senior class and director Miss Brigham earned bouquets from the cast.

Fargo Charm School Ben Jack Patten Jack Miss Wollensak Miss Brigham Weil Austin Bevans David Mackenzie Harold Sabin George Boyd James Smith Jim Simpkins James Organ Tim Simpkins Roy Strong Homer Johns Robert Hammersmith Eisie Bendetti Mildred Marshall Miss Hayes Mississipi Jender Me Little Chai McConaghie Neettha Lavin Curtin Sally Boyd Lorena Bennett George Varna Swanson Muriel Doughty Kathryn Chatfeld Ethel Stevin Pauline Waterman Alix Mercier Gertrude Racher Lillian

Century In Sycamore: Mrs Loomis Is 77 And Busy

Mrs William Loomis of Sycamore celebrated her 77th birthday with friends visiting and sharing memories of the town. Born near Sycamore on the Warner Whipple farm, she recalls early houses and the first log cabin, noting her long life in the area. Wedding notices flutter in as stores report gift purchases for upcoming nuptials and plans unfold for local couples. Dr O M Stewart plans a Phoenix move, selling his practice to Dr E G Miller. Mr and Mrs Willam Steffes of Virgil announce the marriage of their daughter Dorothea Helen to Francis B Strobel at St Peter and Paul Church on June 18.

William Loomis Sycamore Warner Carlos Lattin Illinois South Main Street George Dutton George Seli OQ. M. Stewart Phoenix Ariz Stewart E. G. Miller Sandwich Willam Steffes Virgil Mino Dorothea Helen Francis B. Strobel Church of St. Peter and Paul

Sunday Night Baccalaureate at Syca high school

Sunday evening at the Methodist church will host the baccalaureate sermon for the 1927 Syca high school graduating class. A large congregation is anticipated as other churches cancel services. The program includes processional scripture, musical selections by the Boys and Girls Glee clubs, a Wagner march, a sermon by Rev. Taped, and prayers and benediction. Tickets reserve first floor seats for seniors’ presenters, unclaimed seats open afterward.

Methodist Church Syca High School Wagner Cc. H Pearson Ife Glee Club Father Hastings

Freeman Opens New North Main Oil Station Nears Completion

F R Freeman advances a new oil station on North Main Street with a four-vehicle canopy, stone pillars, red tile roof, and an office waiting area. The Red Oil Company will operate it with J M Lind of Princeton as manager and his family relocating to the area. The station is expected to open soon.

F. R. Freeman F.’R. Freeman North Main Street Peice Wghn Elgin Red Oil Company J. M. Lind Princeton, NL

Marion Boyle Injured After Horse Ride Fall

Miss Marion Boyle and a friend rode a saddle horse Thursday afternoon. When the horse started to run the saddle slipped and Boyle jumped clear as the horse stepped on her foot. She walked home a mile to a farmhouse for bandaging and, though the foot aches, no bones are believed broken.

Marion Boyle Miss Boyle

Sycamore Sons to Face Dixon Browns Sunday

Dixon Telegraph reports Sycamore Sons, a strong DeKalb Kane counties team, will invade Lee County to play the Dixon Browns at Brown Field Sunday at 2:30 p.m. The Browns are revamping their lineup with several additions to strengthen batting and defense.

Sycamore Sons Dixon Dixon Telegraph Dixon Browns Brown Field DeKalb Kane Lee County Browns

Moose Lodge to Attend Mooseheart District Meet

Members of Sycamore Lodge Loyal Order of Moose plan to travel to Mooseheart in Aurora for a district association meeting Sunday at four o clock. Hundreds are expected as final plans were settled at last night s lodge meeting for the attendance.

Sycamore Lodge Loyal Order of Moose Maceheart Aurora Mooseheart

Gasoline tax gains support from DeKalb business leaders

The Sycamore Chamber of Commerce reported broad backing for a new gasoline tax by lawmakers. The measure would split funds with counties and is projected to yield about 13 million dollars yearly, with DeKalb County receiving around 48000 dollars. The Illinois Agricultural Association also favored the bill.

Sycamore Chamber of Commerce W. F. Pagel Chamber of Commerce Illinois Agricultural Association DeKalb County

Vehicle Taxes Due By June 10 in 1927 Notice

Announcement from Chief of Police Fred Mitchell and Mayor James D Beckler warns that city vehicle taxes for 1927 must be paid by June 10. Those not compliant will have their machines tagged. after tagging, the judge will require payment for two license plates. The notice labels this as the final opportunity before universal tagging.

Fred Mitchell James D. Beckler Beckler

Sycamore Man's Mother Improves After Illness

Mrs A C Johnson of Chicago, long critically sick, is now showing marked improvement each week. Family members stay at her bedside daily. Mrs Johnson is the mother of P M Johnson of the Seanneye Inn.

A. C. Johnson Chicago Johnson P. M. Johnson Seeaneye Inn

Mrs Jane Crane Dies in Minneapolis After City Stay

Word reached this city of the death in Minneapolis a few days ago of Mrs. Jane Crane once a resident here. She lived here when her husband Rev Stephen Crane was pastor of the Universalist church. Rev Crane died in 1899, and Mrs Crane afterward moved to Minneapolis to live with relatives. Sycamore residents recall her friendship and regret her passing.

Jane Crane Minneapolis

Genoa Man Fatally Injured by Horse Kick in Hospital

Genoa man Frank Birkeneter, 42, was brought to Sycamore hospital after a horse kick ruptured his stomach. Surgeons reported little hope for recovery and he died soon after. He is survived by a widow and five children. A separate note states France’s bachelor count rose from 20,129 in 1920 to 208,449 in 1921 and 260,000 in 1926.

Frank Birkeneter Genoa Sycamore Hospital France

Lindbergh Childhood Praised In Local Tale Of Flight Dreams

A Little Falls profile traces Charles A Lindbergh from boyhood tinkering to flying ambition. It recalls his early parachute experiments, bicycle stunts, a self built suspension bridge, and rapid rise toward the Paris flight, highlighting traits seen in his father Congressman Lindbergh.

Morris DE Haven Tracy United Press Little Falls Minnesota Charles A. Lindbergh Paris Charles France Charlie Tirebergh Tittle Falls Lindbergh Congressman Lindbergh Charlie

Dixon Police Seek Man After Holdup Wound Clue

Dixon police search for a man injured during a holdup who discarded a blood stained union suit and gauze wrapped bandages in a Dixon building hallway. Investigators believe the wearer suffered a deep wound in the upper left arm and an attempt to flee followed.

Dixon

Texaco Station Robbery Ends in Gunfire Near Dixon

A Texaco filling station west of Dixon was robbed and the attendant fired multiple shots Monday morning. Authorities believe the shots may have hit or endangered a police officer during the incident.

Texaco Dixon

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