Car Hits Pole In Sycamore Three Injured Untouched By Stop
Gunder Haugen and Arthur Carlson with his wife and three children were in a car that struck an electric light pole at DeKalb avenue and Fair street Saturday night. The pole fell near the car but did not strike it. Carlson and his wife suffered minor facial cuts. others were uninjured. The car escaped under its own power. Haugen, who was driving, was arrested after a warrant was sworn out and released on bond to appear in court. Carlson was also arrested following the incident in Sycamore.
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Gunder Haugen
Arthur Carlson
DeKalb Avenue
Fair Street
Sycamore
Studebater
Haugen
Hauren
Carlson
F. A. Housewert
William Barry
Nolan White
Z. B. Mitchell
Poust
Odd Fellows Meet To Plan Memorial Day Event
Sycamore Lodge No. 115 will hold its regular meeting tomorrow night at the lodge rooms with plans for the annual Memorial Day to be completed. Members are urged to attend. Mr and Mrs Fred Sandstrom entertained at a dinner Sunday for their sons birthday. Miss Wiletta Wald of Waterloo Iowa was an out of town guest. A delectable dinner followed by motoring enjoyment. Visitors from Chicago Rockford and De Kalb spent weekend at A T Anderson home. L C Schermerhorn Leo McCabe and son Clark visited Mrs McCabe’s grandmother Anne Lawrence on Sunday. Charles Nelson shopped in DeKalb Saturday afternoon. George Fredericks and family left Saturday for a motor trip through Minnesota and the northwest planned to last about two months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Odd Fellows
Sycamore Lodge
O. F
Fred Sandstrom
Wiletta Wald
Waterloo
Iowa
L. C. Schermerhorn
Leo McCabe
Clark
de Kalb
George Fredericks
Minnesota
Northwest
Sycamore
Milk Marketing Meeting Promises Wide Attendance
Public Library hosts a meeting on the Milk Marketing plan with Prof. Kent and Director wage schulte of Barrington HL speaking. John Hallett and Charles Kugler attended a Chicago meeting for the Co operative Milk Marketing company, led by Aaron Sapiro, aiming to replicate California’s paying system. The Sycamore branch has operated successfully and another large turnout is expected tomorrow evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kent
Wageschulte
Barrington
Sycamore
John Hallett
Charles Kugler Lwere
Chicago
LaSalle
Co-operative
Aaron Sapiro
California
Sapiro
Co-operative Milk Marketing Company
Miss Grace Barnes Begins Two Month Colorado Vacation
Miss Grace L. Barnes owner of the Art Craft Shop at Wetzel's jewelry store leaves for a two month vacation in Colorado. She will visit Rock Island friends before spending the rest of the time in Estes Park, a popular western resort. The trip promises enjoyment throughout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sycamore
Persod
Grace L. Barnes
Wetzel
Colorado
Miss Barnes
Rock Island
Estes Park
Colo
Dixie Sims Giants Ed Lose to Genoa 21 to 6
Dixie Sims Giants of Sycamore were defeated by Genoa 21 to 6 in the Sunday contest. The series is tied after the first game with Genoa, while last Saturday the Giants beat Marvel Tire 16 to 6 per the official count.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Genoa
Dixie
Sims’ Colored Giants
Sycamore
Sims
Giants
Marvel Tire
Elks to Take Part in Flag Day Exercises
Sycamore Elks will participate in flag day ceremonies tomorrow night at Huntley park. The DeKalb lodge plans for a body of Sycamore members to attend and assist, with the DeKalb American Legion post also taking part in the affair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sycamore Elks
DeKalb Lodge
A. W. Sawyer
Sycamore Lodge
Huntley Park
DeKalb Post
American Legion
A. W. King to Take Week Vacation East
A. W. King of King's Dry Goods plans a week away on vacation to the east. He will visit Springfield and other places with friends and relatives. Frank Lind and family drove to Chicago Sunday to visit relatives, accompanied by Mrs. Fred Ryder and son Wesley. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Rosene dined with W. A. Glidden in De Kalb. The Renwich family of Sandwich joined the visit. A party from Chicago visited Charles Russ in Sycamore after driving there Sunday. Frank Mullen and daughter shopped in DeKalb Saturday. Mrs. A. W. Sawyer visits her daughter in Galesburg.
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A. W. King
East
King's Dry Goods
Mr. King
Springfield
Mas
Frank Lind
Chicago
Fred Ryder
Wesley
Charles Rosene
W. A. Glidden
DeKalb
J. T. ,Renwich
Sandwich
Charles Russ
Raymond
Sycamore
Sycamore Drops Fast Contest To Lee At Electric Park
Lee beat Sycamore 2 to 0 in the fastest game of the season at Electric Park despite windy conditions. Duffy pitched a two man game for Lee with three batters faced each inning, while Marr and Campbell starred for Sycamore. Campbell led Sycamore’s hitting, and George Mayers stood out defensively in the garden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sycamore
Derest
Lee
Electric Park
Duffy
St. Viator
Marr
Campbell
Jose Campbell
George Mayers
Sycamore Folks Spend Sunday at Crystal Lake
Sycamore residents spent Sunday visiting Crystal Lake with six groups at the popular resort. Charles W. Anderson and Joe Ogden Jr went to Lake Delavan for fishing but wind prevented catches. E. E. Becker and family planned a return Tuesday from Delavan after a Saturday trip. Walter Peterson, I. S. Evans, B. Barrow and families, Earl Willet and Jud Brushland were among Crystal Lake visitors.
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Sycamore
Crystal Lake
Charles W.anderson
Joe Ogden, Jr
Lake Delavan
E. E. Becker
Delavan
Walter Peterson
I. S. Evans
B. Barrow
Earl Willet
Jud Brushland
Sycamore Sluggers Rout Cortland In Big Baseball Win
The Cortland team was overwhelmed 21 to 6 by the Sycamore Sluggers, who are composed of local youths aged 16 to 18. The two towns will meet again next Saturday at Electric Park. Anyone seeking a game with the Sluggers should contact their organizers.
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Sycamore Sluggers
Cortland
Electric Park
Sycamore
Junior Maynard to Visit Chicago This Week
Junior Maynard departs for Chicago for a one week visit with relatives. Neighbors and family note his absence will leave the neighborhood changed during his absence. Oliver Warren visits from Chicago at Mrs. Catherine Coleman's home. Mrs. Warren plans to return to Chicago after a week with her in laws. Mr. and Mrs. S. E. Sarum and sons return from Chicago after two weeks away while their Chauncey street home undergoes alterations.
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Chicago
Junior
Maynard
Oliver Warren
Catherine Coleman
S. E. Sarum and Sons
Chauncey Street
Chamberlain's Colic and Diarrhoea Remedy Ad
The Chronicle notes a staple remedy for severe colic and cholera morbus urging every family to keep Chamberlain's Colic and Diarrhoea Remedy ready for instant use. It claims uniform success and prompt cures, highlighting its trade prominence and advising readers to read The Chronicle ads.
Workman Sustains Foot Injury At Yard Site
A workman identified as Bianchi employed by M. and St. 7. was injured this morning at the yards while unloading ties. His foot became caught under a tie, badly injuring the bones, and he was removed to hospital for treatment. King Ferdinand of Runsania is mentioned in a separate note along with a fact about India’s sacred rivers.
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Bianchi
The
St. 7
Tanlac Restores Energy and Appetite for Nervous Patient
Anna Olson of Chicago reports complete relief from nervousness and stomach trouble after taking Tanlac. She describes nightly insomnia, indigestion, loss of appetite, and headaches improving to a level where she can work again. Tanlac is advertised as sold by druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Taniae
Anna Olson
Melrose
Tanlac
Sound Taps for Klock in DeKalb Funeral Services
The obituary notes the death of Berdelle Klock who lived in Cleveland and died after improving, with survivors including his mother and grandmother Mrs E Klock of South Third street. He was a member of the DeKalb Post American Legion which will handle funeral services. The article mentions sleep causes and X ray burns, and notes China lacks monuments to military heroes.
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Cleveland
E. Klock
South Third Street
Berdelle Klock
DeKalb
American Legion
China
Odd Fellows in Ceremony for the Departed
Odd Fellows memorial service at Oakwood cemetery featured Denawaie records music and a full parade from the bell to the resting place. The program lasted about an hour with Rev. E. W. Magnusson delivering a notable address praised by lodge members as one of the best fraternal talks in months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denawaie
Woodstock
Peale
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Sycamore News
Burlington
Victor Anderson
Conrad Erickson
Rockford
Augusta Erickson
Hultberg
A. T. Anderson
Charles Nelson
Miss Grace Barnes
Dixie Sims
Elks
Frank Mullen
Galesburg
Grump
Junior Maynard
Chamberlain
Chronicle
Crown Prince
Austria
Monte Church
Funchal
Madeira
Spain
Workman
King Ferdinand
Runsania
India
DE Kale
DeKalb Chronicle
Klock
Ton
England
Arx
Hart Schaffer & M
Hart Schaffner & Marx
Anderson Bros
DekKaib, Ilinois
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