Sycamore Isaak Walton Fishing Club Awaits Charter
George Sell is president of the Sycamore Isaak Walton Fishing Club which expects its charter within days. The national headquarters confirms the issuance, and about 100 members are enrolled with a goal of 200 by summer’s end. Membership price drops to one dollar with refunds due, and plans include organizing clubs in DeKalb and Kingston, admitting boys 16 and up, stocking pickerel and bass, and awaiting a state game warden visit to start a formal program.
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Sycamore Isaak Walton Fishing Club
DeKalb
Kingston
Amore Club
Sycamore
DeKalb County Supervisors Inspect Sanitarium Dinner
The DeKalb County Board of Supervisors met yesterday at the courthouse and planned adjournment today or tomorrow. They inspected the county sanitarium and, at the invitation of Mrs. B. Miller in charge, dined at the institution. F. B. Townsend and C. M. Conrad represent Sycamore on the board.
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DeKalb
Sport Fans Gather for Bout in Aurora Tonight
About 25 Sycamore fans will attend the boxing bout at Aurora pitting Jock Malone of St Paul against Bryan Downey of Columbus. Tickets have sold at Brittain's pool room, with sales near 25 this morning. The winner will likely face middleweight champion Johnny Wilson, promising a lively event. Read The Chronicle ads.
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Sycamore Sport
Jock Malone
St. Paul
Bryan Downey
Columbus
Brittain’s
Johnny Wilson
Autoists Fined After Saturday Brawl in Sycamore
Gunder Haugen and Arthur Carlson of Sycamore faced Judge Pond in county court on June 12 for violating the prohibition act. They admitted drinking in Burlington and in Sycamore the night of the incident, wrecking a Studebaker when Haugen attempted to drive into a street pole. Each man pleaded guilty and was fined $100 plus costs and held in jail until payment.
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Arthur v. ‘Carlson
Syca
Judge Pond Pond
Fred Housewert
Sycamore
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DeKalb
Fair Streets
Atttorney
Burlington
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Fair Strets
Haugen
Three Boys Operated On At Sycamore Hospital
Last Saturday was children s day at Sycamore hospital with three boys undergoing operations Norman Olson son of Mr and Mrs Swan Olson 244 Charles street Roy Sorenson son of Mr and Mrs John S Sorenson and Benjamin Solomon son of Fred B Solomon were discharged early in the week and felt none the worse for their visit
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Norman Olson
Swan Olson
Charles Street
Roy Sorenson
John S. Sorenson
Benjamin Solomon
Fred B. Solomon
Sycamore Elks Prepare for Flag Day Events
Weather permitting the Sycamore Elks travel to DeKalb for Flag Day exercises and will attend the De Kalb lodge carnival. Exalted Ruler Sawyer urged members to meet by 6:30 PM at the club to ensure timely participation.
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Sawyer
Lindstrom Car Catches Fire in Maple Park Incident
William W. Janustrom of Sycamore used a Ford loaner at the Maple Park garage when his own car wasn’t ready. The borrowed vehicle caught fire while in Maple Park, burning the top and cushions, with a cigar suspected as the possible cause.
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Lindstrom
Maple Park
William W. Janustrom
Sycamore
Ford People
Board of Review Meets at Court House for Tax Claims
The Board of Review organized yesterday to adjust taxes and claims. Members James Finnegan of Sycamore J B Castle of Sandwich and George Hyde of Rollo will sit at the court house until matters are straightened out. Soft coal prices fixed at the mines but likely to be revised en route. The way of the transgressor is down.
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Court House
James Finnegan
Sycamore
J. B. Castle
Sandwich
George Hyde
Rollo
Deputy W Barry Makes Arrests Over Week End
Deputy Sheriff William Barry patrolled local streams Sunday arresting A W Lindstrom and Charles Eckstrom of DeKalb for fishing law violations. They were fined 15 dollars and costs for using a wire mesh trap and signing in at Kishwaukee. Justice W F Sell presided. The Isaak Walton Fish Club of Sycamore assists enforcement.
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William Barry
DeKalb
A. W. Lindstrom
Charles Eckstrom
Kishwaukee
Justice of the Peace
W. F. Sell
Isaak Walton Fish Club
Sycamore
Peterson Heads to Madison Summer School
Superintendent O. E. Peterson of Sycamore public schools leaves Sunday for Madison Wisconsin to attend summer school with his family. H. A. Westgate, former Sycamore editor now in Los Angeles, visits old friends in Sycamore and plans a two week stay.
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Sycamore Public Schools
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Wisconsin
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Sycamore
Los Angeles
Cal
Westgate
Afternoon Free Through Noon With Further Announcements
The message notes that noon marks a free period in the afternoon and states that additional announcements will follow later. It records no names or places and conveys a simple schedule update.
Chorus Rehearses for Forward Farm Bureau Pageant
A chorus of over 100 local singers met at the American Steel & Wire hall for the first rehearsal of music for the Forward Farm Bureau Pageant to be held June 30. Additional rehearsals are planned with a dress rehearsal on the 24th and a strong turnout hoped for next Monday.
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American Steel & Wire Hall
Forward Farm Bureau
Knights of Columbus Council Holds Fine Belvidere Meeting
Large delegations from Rockford Elgin DeKalb and Freeport attended as the Belvidere council conferred the second and third degrees on 60 candidates at Ray's hall. Fr Frank A. McCarthy and Deputy Supreme Knight Houlihan led the ceremony with Grand Knight Frank Farley presiding.
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Knights of Columbus Council
Order
Rockford
Elgin
DeKalb
Free
Joseph Lonegran
Durand
Camp Grant
K. of C. Hall
Jaiks Laying Cement Today at Club Gates
Mary Duncan, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Duncan, underwent a tonsillectomy at the city hospital this morning. Mrs. Edwin Lydig is another patient at the hospital for tonsil removal.
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Mary Duncan
J. F. Duncan
City Hospital
Edwin Lydig
School to Open Soon for Five-Week Term
The article announces a five week school term starting next Monday at nine o'clock with no tuition. Children on the south side of the tracks meet at the Congregational church while those on the north meet at the Methodist church. Sessions run from nine in the morning until about noon.
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