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Dekalb Daily Chronicle

Location

Dekalb, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jun 04, 1929

Page

2

Smith to Speak at County Graduation Exercises

Bycamore hosts a countywide graduation and promotion exercise for 875 seventh and eighth grade pupils from 123 country schools at the Sycamore Community Center. Attorney Lowell B. Smith will deliver the address, with music led by Miss Florence Wollensak as group singing adds to the night.

Bycamore DeKalb County Sycamore Warren Hubbard Community Center Lowell B. Smith Florence Wollensak Hubbard

Golf Links At The City Park Get Addition

Workmen expand the Sycamore park course by nine holes on 40 acres. Five maintenance staff including Cassier oversee drainage to eight new creeks with plumbers laying pipes. A tractor grass cutter remains on duty. old creek beds are being drained to reduce lost balls. About 20 pews from the Universalist church will be converted into green benches for weary golfers.

Sycamore Park Cassier Universalist

Chronicle Delivery Guaranteed in Sycamore

The DeKalb Daily Chronicle promises full responsibility for carrier delivery in Sycamore. Subscribers missing copies can call Mr. Otto Fellinger for special delivery. Complaints will be investigated and carriers paid weekly to cover costs and profit.

DeKalb Daily Chronicle Sycamore Otto Fellinger

DAR chapter entertains at Mrs. Johnson home in June meeting

The General John Stark Chapter DAR met at Mrs. F W Johnson’s Saturday June 1 with 35 members and two guests. Regent E H Wells presided as minutes from May were read. A kitchen orchestra from DeKalb performed and refreshments followed. The meeting closed with the October return note. The Charter Grove Ladies Aid plans a meeting at Mrs. Wylda Carlson’s home tomorrow afternoon.

John Stark Daughters of the American Revolution F. W. Johnson Johnson Floyd Gravelin T. M. White E. H. Wells Aden Lois Dixon Gravelin United States of America White Angel Island United States Immigration Station San Francisco Bay War Department DeKalb Wilberger Wright Page Love McEwen Keith Telford Miss Wood Annie Laurie Swanee River Wells E. H. Stark Charter Grove Ladies’ Aid Wylda Carlson

Lintner Busy Figuring The Herds Status

County veterinarian Obed H. Lintner oversees a retabulation of DeKalb county dairy herds with six state testers in the field. Revised lists shrink untested herds toward zero as townships reduce the gap. Local social notes mention visits, entertainments, and weekend guests in Sycamore, Rockford, and nearby households.

Vetermanan H. Lintner DeKalb County Florence Wollensak Sycamore Guild Hall

Sycamore High Adds New Agriculture Courses Under Terrell

Sycamore high school expands its agriculture department for ten years under R. W. Terrell. Next year two new courses will cover farm management and animal husbandry. A short course in agriculture for adult farmers is planned. The department has long served rural boys and interacts with local seventh and eighth graders and many adult farmers.

Sycohi Department of Agriculture Sycamore High School R. W. Terrell Agriculture Department Terrell

James Joslyn Honored as All-Little Seven Quarterback

James Joslyn distinctively contributed four years of football and basketball at Sycamore, earning all-Little Seven quarterback honors and earning fan admiration as a modest leader despite never making an all-star team. He is remembered as a key guard in basketball and a pivotal offense and defense presence.

Sycamore James Joslyn Socohi Joslyn Jimmie

Resident From Near Sycamore At Mayo Clinic

Mark Wesnake of a Sycamore area farm, patient at Mayo Brothers Hospital in Rochester Minnesota, has undergone one major operation and faces a second. An earlier accident when a box car crashed into his truck left his spine injury with no circulation to hands and feet, but recent notes from a spine specialist and Mayo Clinic say two operations and treatments may restore circulation and save his life.

Mark Wesnake Sycamore Mayo Brothers’ Hospital Rochester Minn Mark Westlake

Cox Classifies Industrial Prospects For Chamber

John Cox secretary of the Chamber of Commerce develops a system to classify all industrial prospects. Each firm is tabulated on key points and stored in an indexed file so the committee on industries can quickly access information on every concern.

Cox John Cox Chamber of Commerce Sycamore Chamber Committee On Industries

Secaneye Inn Closes for Redecoration by New Owners

Elmer Cookey Krause and Alvin Peterson assume ownership of the Secaneye Inn and have closed the establishment for redecorating. The popular inn will reopen once work is complete.

Elmer “Cookey"” Krause Alvin Peterson Secaneye Inn

Workers in Overalls Revamp A Soda Fountain Interior

They wore overalls and set to work energetically, altering the look of the soda fountain and its surroundings to refresh the place's appearance.

Hold Funeral Services For Mrs Darling

Funeral services for Mrs William C Darling were set for 2:00 PM at the late home with Rev Robbe of Federated church and Rev Spicer now of Oak Park conducting. Interment was planned in Elmwood cemetery mausoleum. Some guests arriving late raised a chance the rites could be postponed to tomorrow.

Darling William C. Darling Robbe The Federated Church Spicer Sycamore Oak Park Elmwood Cemetery

Bowlers Take The Alleys In City Contest

The opening of the bowling tournament at the Community Center saw the business men's team led by Joe Halsted defeat the First National bank No 1 team by a wide margin. Halsted’s team totaled 2362 to 1986 as competition began in an elimination format where any team can win until defeated.

Joe Halsted First National Bank Halsted No. 1 Anaconda Wire Company

Airplane Use By Students Draws Interest At School

A Cleveland YMCA School of Technology report shows students skipping classes to fly to Detroit and view Ford airport and aviation industry. One student owns a plane and others study flying hoping to obtain pilot licenses. An aviation group has formed at the school.

Cleveland Y. M. C. A. School of Technology Detroit Ford

Congress Debates Immigration Act Repeal and Monopolies Inquiry

Congress debates discharging the immigration committee from Resolution efforts to repeal the nation origins clause while the interstate commerce committee weighs Couzens resolution authorizing investigations into monopolies in radio telegraph and telephones. London reports sailors at Portsmouth favor canaries as ship mascots aboard the battleship Nelson and set to distribute the birds to families. a Croydon air freighter carries twelve monkeys and a baby bear from the East Indies to a London private dealer. The note adds that female lightning bugs are the only ones with lightning power.

Nye Interstate Commerce Committee London Portsmouth England Croydon East Indies Amsterdam

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