Faculty for Coming Year at Sycamore High School
The Sycamore Community High School board announces the coming year’s faculty. Principal Miss Amrine and a full slate of teachers for science, English, art, music, civics, history, languages, math, agriculture, home economics, manual arts, physical training, and coaching are named. Elementary staff across Central East South West Island and other grade positions are listed with multiple assignments and specializations.
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Sycamore Community High School
Miss Elkins
Miss Dunning
Scott
Elgin
Sycamore Institution of Learning
Miss Amrine
Miner
Wollensak
Miss Brigham
Miss Condon
Wietley
Erharat
Hinckley Case Before Circuit Court Jury Now
A jury was selected in Delkaip county circuit court to hear the case of the administrator of the estate of James Easterbrooks against Everett Bastian. The defendant reportedly struck Easterbrook with an automobile, causing fatal injuries. Evidence was ongoing with completion not expected until today or tomorrow.
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Delkaip County
James Easterbrooks
Everett Bastian
Bastian
Easterbrook
City crowd travels to Elgin to watch dog races
Many residents from here journeyed to Elgin last night to witness the dog races. Fans say they gain a bigger kick with each attendance as they arrive early to secure good seats and see the hounds perform in the evening events.
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Usur
St Albans Boys Return Home On Vacation Trip
Members of the St Albans school left this week for homes across the country after a strenuous school year. They will not return until early next fall. Four boys stayed to take college entrance exams before going home. With the departure, city activity diminished.
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St. Albans
Aaron Slick Benefit Theatrical For Flood Sufferers
Society notes advertise a comedy drama Aaron Slick from Punkin Crick at the Methodist Annex to aid Mississippi valley flood victims. June 16 8 p m. performances include orchestra, comedy and specialties with the original cast and a Black Cat from Hampshire. Admission 35 cents adults, reduced for children. Proceeds go to flood relief.
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Aaron Slick
Punkin Creek
M. E. Annex
Kishwaukee Country Club
Children’s Country Club
Sycamore Chamber of Commerce
Fargo Hotel
Kishwaukee County
Punkin | Crick
Methodist Annex
Hampshire
Mississippi Valley
Punkin Crick
Methodist
Additional Store Fronts to Be Built on State Street
T. J. Ronin has finished a gravel roof on the Variety Store and Schuster bakery. He has ordered plate glass fronts with copper trim and a modern entrance, adjacent to the Fargo Hotel, enhancing value and beauty of State street.
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T. J. Ronin
Variety Store
Schuster Bakery
Ronin
State Street
Fargo
Ballots For Primary Due As Chamber Of Commerce Vote Nears
Ballots for the primary election for the chamber of commerce board of directors were received late today with closing time expected. About 13 ballots had come in by yesterday and more were anticipated as the day progressed. The official election is set for Friday, June 24 after nominations are posted and mailed to members. Portable timepieces have been in use for 400 years.
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Board of Directors
Chamber of Commerce
Kindergarten Primary Unit to open at Central school
In response to requests a Kindergarten Primary Unit will be formed at Central school this fall with first grade. The program extends home curriculum into school to foster environmental adaptation group life self control and social skills. Children must be five by Sept 6 1927 enrollments begin Sept 6 8:30 at Central school. Board of Education Dist. No. 51 W E. Giffin Supt.
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Sycamore
Commission On
Department of Superintendence
Dallas
Iormerly
Central School
Board of Education
Dist
W. E. Giffin
Broken Edward Street Railway Gate Weakened Crossing
A railway gate on the Edward street crossing near the North Western tracks was broken within the last day or two. Gate repair by the North Western likely in a few days to restore operation.
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Edward Street
North Western
Great Wiera
Dr Stewart and Wife Move Soon to Arizona
Dr. Stewart and Mrs. O M Stewart are arranging to leave for Arizona where they will make their home. They plan to start west once the remaining household effects are disposed of.
DeKalb Seeks Bids for North Twelfth Street Upgrade
The Board of Local Improvements in DeKalb Illinois invites bids for North Twelfth Street paving and related work from Lewis Street to city limits. Bids due 7 pm June 27 1927. must include 10 percent bid bond. Successful bidder to furnish a one third bond. payments by bonds at 6 percent interest.
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Board of Local Improvements
DeKalb
Illinois
Twelfth Street
Lewis Street
Towit
City OF
Dekalb, Illllinois
George Ireland
Pioneer of City Dies Dies in DeKalb at 84 After Fire and Faith
A longtime DeKalb resident and First Lutheran Church member, Mrs. Anderson died at 84 years old after a life shaped by the Chicago fire, relocation to Lincoln and Orion, and years of church service. Survived by son Carl E. Anderson of New York, a brother in Sweden, a grandchild, and many friends. Funeral Thursday at 2:30 from Adolf Blomquist home and 3 o'clock at First Lutheran Church. Burial in Oakwood cemetery.
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Chicago
United States
Anderson
Lincoln
Nebraska
Orion
Ilinois
Nordgren
DeKalb
First Lutheran Church
Erick Anderson
North Sixth Street
Adolph Blimquist
Carl E. Anderson
New York City
New York
Sweden
Adolf Blomquist
North Fourth Street
Walter Pearson
Sycamore
Magnusson
Omaha
Oakwood Cemetery
Miss Wall to Visit Aunt in Minnesota and Attend Summer School
Miss Mary Wall of Cortland leaves tonight for St Paul Park Minnesota to visit her aunt Mrs George Mangan. She also plans to attend the summer session of summer school at the University of Minnesota.
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Mary Wall
Cortland
St. Paul Park
Minn
George Mangan
Wall
University of
Market News Final Grain Review
Market notes from Chicago June 15 report mixed grain results with wheat set back by lower cables, favorable Northwest prospects, and cool weather delaying growth. Corn steadies after early gains as receipts show volume, cash markets firming. prices mostly higher. Livestock and butter markets show varied receipts and steady to mixed prices across categories.
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Chicago
U.P
Northwest
Liverpool
Australia
Department of Agriculture
Idaho
City sprinkler reconditioned and test run completed
Attention to the city sprinkler shows the motor overhauled and the pressure engine given a general going over. Most of the fire department crew are at work and able to fix machinery quickly. This morning the machine cleaned up filled tested and found to be working as well as when first purchased.
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Sprisikler
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Sycamore News
The
Chronicle
Seeaneye Inn
Hinckley
Circuit Court
St.Albans
Zemo
O. E. Muzzey
T. W. South
Young Women’s Missionary Society of the Methodist Church
John Lowe
Genoa Road
District 45
Walter Wilson
Sycamore Gospel
Joseph, Scott
Jesus
Chichesters
Saareend
Medon
Ee Saabaane Ae
Rochelle
Larson & Son
Rochelle, Illinois
W. E. Griffin
Dr. Stewart
Arizona
Nreae
Lenz Drug Store
Sixth Street
G.M.A.C
Oakland
Peterson Motor Sales
East Locust Street
American Legion Convention
Young Americas
Okdahbotua
Arkansas
Bliss Trimmphs
Louisiana
Long White
Hiland Bros. American Legion Convention
H. A. Beacham
Cooking
Crisco
Deco Hax Cosco
Isco
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