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Newspaper
Dekalb Daily Chronicle
Location
Dekalb, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1922
Page
2
State game warden visited Sycamore at the request of the Izaak Walton club to investigate game law violators around the Kishwaukee. Suspects named, with deputies to be appointed soon to oversee the Sycamore territory. The Izaak Walton club plans to meet again in a week for charter updates, encouraging community support.
Mrs. Floyd Whittemore, called to Lanesville last week for her sister’s death, returned home last evening after several days visiting friends. Miss Corella Pickerel’s death shocks Sycamore residents who knew her well from many visits. Misses Marie Sabin and Marie Knodle of Sycamore public schools depart for a western vacation to study geography and notable western sites.
The condition of Frank Gochenour, son of A B Gochenour, was reported somewhat improved last night but he remains very ill. He has been ailing for several weeks with little change in the past week and friends hope he can soon join his playmates. Eastern Star to Hold Meeting This Evening is announced at the temple with a pot luck supper followed by routine work and the initiation of five candidates.
Walter Gustafson begins work today in the clerical staff of Anderson Brothers clothing store. He previously worked at Gates shoe store and believes the new position will suit him better.
Miss Eva Hall will entertain at a luncheon tomorrow afternoon in honor of Miss Grace Hubbard daughter of Warren Hubbard county superintendent of schools.
The Ladies Missionary circle will meet Saturday at the home of Mrs. James Walbert at McGirr. The trip will be made by automobile and it is hoped that all the members attend the gathering.
Reverend J W Patterson travelled to Indianapolis to attend the annual experts convention with ministers from across the country. He is expected to return by Thursday. The Sunday services will be replaced by special children’s day exercises at eleven in the morning.
Fourteen guests gathered yesterday at Mrs. Hans Jacobson’s home to celebrate her birthday. The afternoon featured card games and several musical numbers followed by a two course luncheon. Miss Luela Jacobson, visiting Mrs. Will Reams in Delalk, returned for the party with Mrs. Reams accompanying her.
Invitations issued by Mr and Mrs Herbert Leonard announce the marriage of their daughter Gertrude to Douglas R Langhorn. The ceremony is set for Tuesday morning June 27 at St Peter s church in Sycamore, with many friends wishing the couple happiness.
Mrs. Harold Patterson and Mrs. William Bell plan to leave Sycamore hospital tomorrow or Saturday. Mrs Patterson recently gave birth to a boy and Mrs Bell to a girl on the same day. All involved are reported doing nicely.
Mrs. Sadie Scainsky, after ten days as a Rochelle hospital patient, returned home yesterday. Friends hope the hospital visit greatly benefited her health and that this trip will be sufficient for her recovery.
Universalists of Sycamore schedule a Sunday picnic after the church service in a wooded area near Gence. The congregation and Sunday school will depart from the church by car and return in the early evening.
S. S. Wauchope will soon have no excuse for arriving late at the McAllister store after purchasing a new Ford coupe this week. The item notes the new car as a practical boost for punctuality without suggesting prior lateness.
Royal Neighbors of Sycamore will hold the regular monthly meeting at Woodman hall this evening. Thirty five candidates will be initiated into the order, marking a busy session for the group. Miss Ruby Cudden, visiting with her parents, departed for Rockford where she will make her home.
Society column notes in Sycamore announce Miss Vestamote's wedding to Noyal Wylde set for June 21. Mr and Mrs A Hill left yesterday for Yorkville after several days with their son A L Hill at his home.
Helen Hess, 3, faced a dangerous moment as a hurricane struck City Island. She refused to leave her tottering home until she could rescue her pet kitten, prioritizing the animal’s safety amid rising winds and flooding.
Chicago June 15 The United States Railroad Labor Board ready to order another cut in rail workers pay bringing total recent reductions to about 145 million dollars The latest order covering clerks oilers stationary firemen and marine employes was expected to be made public late today Shop and maintenance of way workers were left in earlier decisions The order was believed to be the last in the readjustment
Joyful news for motorists bound for Aurora via the Lincoln Highway as Batavia authority after two months of inaction moves to smooth the main stretch, the roughest section on the route. No permanent work planned. aim is to ease the surface and improve driving conditions, leaving North Lake street in Aurora as the only comparably poor segment. The town notes any relief helps, with humor and local chatter tying in unrelated quotes about outdoor sport and personal matters.
A Dayton reader recounts severe pains that confined her to bed until her mother supplied Lydia E. Pinkham products. After two bottles of Vegetable Compound and one Blood Medicine she reports relief, becoming regular and pain free. She offers to verify her experience by writing if questioned.
London observers report a sharp fall in births with a rate of 3.5 percent, the lowest since January 1914. The rate declined from 4 percent, signaling a notable demographic shift in the capital.
Chicago riders face a seven cent surface line fare with a one cent cut. Three tickets cost 20 cents while transfers remain free. United Press Chicago reports the June 15 change affecting daily commuting.
Charles Petersen as executor announces a court hearing at DeKath County Court House in Sycamore at the August Term for claims against Harry Petersen. Creditors must present claims and all debts to the executor, Matted this 29th day of May 1922. Gardner and Gardner, Attys.
Hinckley notes show residents traveling to Geneseo Iowa and Chicago for family visits and relocations. Local events include Philathea Sunday school gathering, a large first band concert, and a garden party hosted by the Hilley Women’s club. A fatal illness touches the town as Mrs Warren Eberly dies leaving a newborn, with funeral surroundings and community condolences.
Garden enthusiast A Homan reports a new strawberry bed this year produced berries described as unusually large and flavorful. He observed many berries sized near a small apple and brought samples to share.
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