State to protect 20000 acre game preserve north of Sycamore
Sportsmen and farmers learn that a 20000 acre state protected game preserve north of Sycamore will cover Kishwaukee river to Henrietta Ellwood farm near Kingston and timber land. 272 tracts included with farmers paid one dollar annually for land use. Funds may go to a farmers picnic. Official acceptance expected by week end.
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Landon
Walton League
Sycamore
Sycacore
Kishwaukee
Henrietta
Ellwood
Kingston
Sycamore Izaak Walton League
Five Points
Alumni Reunion This Evening Banquet Planned at High School
Members of the Sycamore Alumni of the high school will meet this evening for the annual reunion. A banquet is to be served.
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Sycamore
Former Students Gather at Congregational Event in Evening
The Congregational church and Elks club host entertainment for the remainder of the evening with several hundred former students expected to attend the gathering this evening.
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Elks Club
Ford Stolen Cars Recovered And Another Stolen
F Stark reported his Ford touring car number 540190 stolen Wednesday evening but recovered yesterday morning with no damage. It is believed town youths took it for a joy ride and left it on Holmes street. Ed Hawkinson’s Ford coupe was stolen near the DeKalb carnival last evening around 10 30. Police expect to trace the 135 640 license car.
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Ford
F. Stark
Holmes Street
Ed Hawkinson
DeKalb
DeKalb Man Fined and Jailed for Prohibition Violation
Roy Oleson of DeKalb appeared before Judge Pond this morning, fined $200 and costs, and sentenced to 60 days in the county jail on prohibition charges. He was arrested last evening by Chief Scott and Ben Peck while at work after they heard of his alleged activities.
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Roy Oleson
DeKalb
Members of Class Given Diplomas
Seventy two members of the senior class were presented diplomas at a large Methodist church ceremony. Music by the high school orchestra and boys and girls glee clubs accompanied the event. Rev Frederick Ewert of Chicago delivered a talk titled The Cross and the Crown, stressing that no cross is too heavy for a person to bear and highlighting character in adversity.
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Frank Claycomb
Cassius Poust
Frederick Ewert
Chicago
Four Marriage Licenses Granted by County Clerk
Four couples applied for marriage permits in the county clerk's office. Louis W. Dunbar and Addi Mae Fugar led the list from West Chicago and Pontiac. Harry Meyers and Doris Strong of Hinsdale followed, then Joe Klemencic of Sycamore with Mary Brioneley of DeKalb, and finally Francis Bergeron of Sycamore with Beatrice Bergeron, both teenagers. The process occupied much of the day as parent permissions accompanied the last application.
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Louis W. Dunbar
West Chicago
Addi Mae Fugar
Pontiac
Harry Meyers
Hinsdale
Doris Strong
Joe Klemencic
Sycamore
Mary Brioneley
DeKalb
Francis Bergeron
Beatrice Bergeron
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