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Dekalb Daily Chronicle

Location

Dekalb, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jun 16, 1922

Page

2

Sycamore Plans Pageant Meeting for DeKalb County Event

Residents of Sycamore gathered at the Elks hall to organize for the DeKalb county farmers pageant set for June 30. Tom and Paul Farr of DeKalb spoke on tasks, committees were formed for the Stagecoach scene housing 56 Chicago children seating equipment and talent recruitment with reports due next Thursday. Dr J Stanley Brown may visit then to outline the project.

DeKalb Elks Hall Tom Paul Farr DeKalb County Sycamore Chicago Syca J. Stanley Brown

Charles Nelson Wins Sewer Contract in Sycamore

Charles E. Nelson of Sycamore won the bid to lay two and a quarter miles of sewer pipe in southwest Sycamore. Bidders from Rockford and Maywood also competed. Nelson secured the contract at 11327.90, with Charles E. Hughes of Rockford just 80 dollars higher.

Charles Nelson Charles E. Nelson Sycamore Board of Improvements Syca More Nelson Rockford Maywood Charles E. Hughes

Streets Oiled By Road Men In Sycamore Dirt Streets Sloppy Soon Dust Abates

City workers oil dirt streets in Sycamore to curb dust from prolonged dry weather. Sloppiness expected until oil soaks in, then streets will be in better condition as all dirt roads are treated.

Sycamore

Housing Plan Progresses Rapidly in Factory City

The sale of stock in the Building and Loan Association accelerates as four new homes begin on Ottawa and California streets. Eleven workers plan to build this summer using their own funds and association aid, avoiding factory supervision. Plenty of affordable lots exist and dividends have been paid since the group’s inception, with more sales expected as shares rise.

Building & Loan Association Ottawa California Facory

Royal Neighbors Meet at Woodman Hall Dance Event

Royal Neighbors held a pantine meeting at Woodman hall last night and initiated 27 candidates. After ceremonies, the evening continued with dancing as the group reported recent strides and growing popularity of meetings and dances among the members.

Royal Neighbors Woodman Hall

Women's Missionary Society Ends Year At Methodist Church

The Women’s Missionary society of the Methodist church held its last meeting yesterday in church parlors. Plans for a July picnic were abandoned. The year’s work is finished and club activities will resume in September.

Women’s Missionary Society of the Methodist Church

Miserite Club Holds Picnic at Lewis Lloyd Farm

Miserite club members totaling 46 enjoyed a picnic yesterday afternoon at the Lewis Lloyd farm. The group gathered on the farm where a large wooded area is a popular summer retreat for picnickers.

Lewis Lloyd Lloyds

McIntyre Family Moves to Peoria for New Position

The P. B. McIntyre family leaves Sycamore today for Peoria where the future home will be. Mr McIntyre will join the Advance Rumley main office after about a year with the local firm. The community extends best wishes as they relocate.

P. B. McIntyre Peoria McIntyre Advance-Rumley Company Sycamore

Raymond Aimone Injured Eye From Apple Fight

Raymond Aimone wore a bandage over his right eye after a green apple fight when a cinder from a thrown fruit lodged in his eye. A doctor removed the cinder and he felt fine aside from the bandage. Also notes a special meeting of Sycamore lodge No. 134 A F and A M for work in the F C degree tonight.

Raymond Aimone Raymond Blue Lodge Sycamore Lodge A. F A. M F. C

Picnic at Dr Evans home marks Golden Links meeting

Golden Links society members held an afternoon picnic on Somonauk street’s Dr I S Evans residence lawn with about 45 attendees. The piece notes new summer fashions in gingham and opalescent wraps, and briefly mentions headaches tied to digestion and a Chamber product.

Golden Links Society Dr. I. S. Evans Somonauk Street

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