Waltonians Hold Chicken Pie Supper at Hallett Farm
Over 200 members of the Tenaka Walton league attended a monthly meeting turned feast at John Hallett farm last evening. Dr Tull of Rockford spoke briefly as cold weather limited remarks while a Kingston park picnic June 22 was announced. police checked motorists sans city plates to enforce parking tax compliance for Sycamore.
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Izaak ‘Wal League
John Hallett
Tenaka Walton League
Hallett's
Tull
Rockford
Kingston Park
County Board To Meet Monday At Courthouse
The county board of supervisors will convene in the courthouse Monday morning. Only routine work and reports are expected to be ready for presentation and the session is anticipated to finish quickly. Two marriage permits were issued yesterday to Charles W Crain and Vivian E Gladstone both of Rossville and Edwin J Buzzell and Bessie Jones of DeKalb.
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County Board of Supervisors
Court House
Charles W. Crain
Rossville
Vivian FE. Gladaoe
Edwin J. Buzzell
DeKalb
Bessie Jones
Court to Hear Case of Boys Next Monday
The four youths from Sycamore and Maple Park face burglary and larceny charges linked to a Levin junk yard robbery. Judge Fulton continued the case until next Monday with E M Burst appointed for Phillips and Johnson, A G Kennedy for Sheetz, and James W Cliffe for Stover.
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Marry
Sneetz
William Phillips
Carl Johnson
Sycamore
Owen Siover
Maple Park
Fulton
E. M. Burst
Phillips
Johnson
Sheetz
A. G. Kennedy
Stover
James W. Cliffe
Levin Junk Yards
Sycamore Girl Weds Elgin Man in Simple Epworth Ceremony
Miss Lydia Ashelford of Sycamore and Arthur T. Giertz of Elgin were married Wednesday afternoon by Rev. George T. Green at 286 Vincent Place. The couple will live there after a trip to Buffalo Boston and New York City. bridal wreaths and palms framed the small ceremony attended by family and a few friends.
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Sycamore
Elgin Man Ward
Elgin
Lydia Ashelford
Arthur T. Giertz
George T. Green
Epworth
Tag Day Supports Sycamore Vacation Bible School
People on Sycamore streets wore blue tags to fund the vacation bible school this summer. Despite poor weather, many tags were worn, signaling strong support for the work of conducting the school.
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Sycamore
Roof Fire At Feed Mills North Of Tracks
A small roof fire this morning at the feed mills near the Chicago Milwaukee tracks brought a fire department response. The fire was extinguished without water, and damage is estimated at about 25 dollars.
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Chicago Milwaukee Tracks
DeKalb Marines Plan Third Battalion Reunion in Chicago
Marines from DeKalb prepare for the third annual reunion of the Third battalion Sixth corps marines to be held at the Auditorium hotel in Chicago. Four or five former DeKalb marines are expected to attend the celebration, anticipated to surpass prior years.
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DeKalb
Sixth Corps of Marines
Auditorium Hotel
Chicago
Storm Tornado Ravages Illinois Towns Killing Woman
A tornado like storm tore through central Illinois late Thursday, killing a woman in Danville and injuring two men south of Springfield. Homes and barns were destroyed, trees uprooted, utility poles toppled, and a wagon overturned with a horse killed. Extreme winds felled roofs and flooded basements as rain followed.
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Springfield
Ilinois
Danvid
Bloomington
Auburn
Here
Danville
Warm Weather Colds and Foley's Honey and Tar Remedy
A short notice notes that warm weather can bring colds and promotes Foley's Honey and Tar Compound for coughs and colds. Benjamin Thomas of Scranton Pennsylvania reports it helped his head and chest cold and urges readers to get a bottle.
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Foley’s
Benjamin Thomas
West Lackawanna Avenue
Scranton
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Sycamore News
the Chronicle
Floyd Burdette
Edward Street
Poust
Danly Chronicle
Studebaker Theatre
Michigan Ave
van Buren
Congres Ann Nichols
Blatchford
America
Blatchford’s
Conlin
South First Street
Hart Schaffner
Marx
Tne
Anderson Brothers
DeKalb, Illinois
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