Officers in Appeal Support for Camp Leave Appeals
Officers of the 129th Infantry I N G urge employers in Sycamore to approve leave for workers enlisted in the regiment. Col W F Inway Major Cassius Poust Captain C H Townsend sign the appeal noting voluntary training costs and patriotism. Captain H A Andres, U S Army, stationed at Ft Sam Houston, will be senior inspector in the district and establish headquarters in Sycamore starting July 1 for a four year assignment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ers
129Th
Iry
Camore
Col
W. F.nway
Cassius Poust
C. H
Sycamore
Uarters
H. A. Andres
United States Army
Ft. Sam Houston
San An- Scotes
Texas
129Th Infantry
Andres
Stoneeay Regiment
Sterling
Aurora
Woodstock
Foness
Oak Park
Ore
Minneapolis
DeKalb Woman Seeks Partition Of Trumbauer Estate Lands
DeKalb woman sues Lydia McCaulley in circuit court to partition lots in DeKalb Original Town and nearby blocks. The bill states Peter B. Trumbauer died February 13 1924 leaving a life interest to E Trumbauer and a remainder to the complainant and Dr James Trumbauer, who died before him. It asks for a court partition of the property and if not divisible for sale with proceeds distributed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DeKalb
Lydia McCaulley
Circuit Court
Peter 8. Trumbauer
E. Trumbauer
James Trumbauer
Earl J. Trumbauer
Hylen R. Trumbauer
Pastors Plan Sunday Pulpit Exchange and Radio Singers
Pastors W H Tope of the Methodist church and Rev Freeman of Marengo will exchange pulpits Sunday evening. The Stevens Quartet once Universalist will sing on WS from 6 to 7 pm CST hosted by the Little Brown Church. Programs include Softly Now the Light of Day and When Night Involves Skies among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sycamore
Stevens
Universalist Quartet
Little Brown
Ge B. Nevin
John Prindle
Ward
Harry Rowe Shelley
W. H. Tope
Methodist Church
Freeman
Marengo
Kishwaukee Country Club event calendar and local notices
Chronicle of events lists dances at Kishwaukee and Children’s Country clubs from June 17 to June 30 plus a Sycamore Chamber of Commerce annual meeting at Fargo hotel on June 30. It also notes a Cara Party on July 1 and various society happenings including the Missionary society meeting and Five Hundred club gathering. Notable items include Mrs. Ed Christian’s recovery, commencement at the University of Illinois, and S O N club entertainment setup by Mrs. Don Underwood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kishwaukee Country Club
Children’s Country Club
Sycamore Chamber of Commerce
Fargo Hotel
Kishwaukee County Club
Odd Fellows Hold Interesting Session With District Talks
Members of the Odd Fellows subordin ate lodge met Tuesday night for business including plans for the next district meeting in Sycamore an open session for other branches and a promising year ahead. After the lodge the group played the customary crazy eight game with Fredericks Garner and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Odd Fellows
Sycamore
Fredericks
Garner
Postmaster William F. Hemenway Recovering After Operation
Reports from the city indicate Postmaster William F. Hemenway is recovering well after an emergency appendectomy. He had a brief illness after the operation but is progressing satisfactorily and may be discharged soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William F. Hemenway
Bill
Swanberg Boy Breaks Arm Playing With Dog
George Swanberg an 11 year old boy was in play with his dog when the dog tripped him causing a break in his arm. He wears a sling but is cheerful and expects to be free of the sling in a couple of weeks though he complains of an itchy feeling that makes him want to remove the bandage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Swanberg
George Swanberg
Damage suit halted in Hinckley auto death case
James J. Easterbrook administrator sues Everett Bastian for 10000 in Hinckley alleging careless driving caused James A. Easterbrook’s death on Lincoln avenue October 20, 1926. Trial halted after a declarative error prompts amends and possible new start. jurors already chosen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James J. Easterbrook
James A. Easterbrook
Hinckley
Everett Bastian
Mr. Easterbrook
DeKalb Man Pleads Guilty in Prohibition Case
Nick Cassata a DeKalb man with prior jail time on prohibition charges pleaded guilty after an indictment by the February grand jury. Judge Fulton fined him 500 dollars plus costs and ordered confinement in the county jail until paid. The clerk reported the funds not yet received.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nick Cassata
Wenain
Fulton
Nick
Shabbona Grove Social Roundup June 18 1927
Chicago visitors Clarence and David Todd called in town Wednesday. Haralet Sanderson shipped hogs to Chicago Thursday. Dr. Greeley of Waterman visited Friday. Dan Shepardson and family shopped in Aurora Saturday. Leisure visitors include Mr. and Mrs. Harold Wrigley in Lee and Mr. and Mrs. Walter Seeley with Mr. and Mrs. William Melby and son from Geneva Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence
David Todd
Chicago
Haralet Sanderson
Dr. Greeley
Waterman
Dan Shepardson
Aurora
Harold Wrigley
C. B
Don Flewellin
Ross Lewis
Paw Paw
Wallace Norton
Geneva
Albert Drury
Joe
Elgin
George Drury
Harry Hinkston
Wyoming
Rockford shoppers and local summer plans noted
Esmond the ret is ill with a foot infection from stepping on a nail. Mrs. George Gillis Jr and Mrs. Bert Joslin shopped in Rockford Friday. Marian McKenzie returns from Centralia to attend the University of Wisconsin Madison next year. Elsie Jorgensen and Anne Ake pa begin summer school at DeKalb. Catherine Blayney of Alexis visits Greenwood. Class No 2 is entertained at the Gottschall home. American lumber freight rates total 250000000.2 yearly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Parker
George Gillis, Jr
Bert Joslin
Rockford
Marian McKenzie
Centralia
University of Wisconsin At
Children Day program draws crowd at Kingston church
Kingston reports a full house at the M and church for a Children's Day display. Crepe clad tots represented flowers amid a garden backdrop as songs and recitations drew praise for the organizers. Upcoming Baptist and M E events noted along with local visits and illness news.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baptist Sunday School
Ite Eetat
M. E. Ladies Aid
Floyd Hubler
Barbara
Leonard Anderson
Duluth
Minn
E. H. Cahoon
Daytona
Fila
E. Smith
Elgin
Morris Unlinger
Sycamore
Skin Clearing Remedy Attracts Patient Endorsements
Advertised in a testimonial form a remedy named 8.8.8. is praised for clearing pimples boils and itching by improving blood nourishment. A user from Cincinnati Ohio claims relief after trying the product and urges others to try it for stronger skin and overall health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rene
Presbyterian Synod visit marks village gatherings
Rev. W F Berge and daughter Katherine left for the Otawa Presbytery Synod where he serves as commissioner and Katherine will visit Cole Valley friends. The Berge family joined a wedding of former member Lucille Leess, while Mrs. Berge visits her mother. Stanford Berge and Beloit kin joined events including his birthday. A large group traveled from Aurora for a Women’s Foreign Missionary Society picnic, reuniting with friends before returning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. F. Berge
Katherine
Presbyterian Synod
Otawa
Cole Valley
Berge
Lucille Leess
Katerin Hinckley
Andrew Graham
Duane
Myrrie Comer
Joyce
Helen Daw
Marilyn
Kishwaukee Camp R A" invitation and local events recap
Genoa June 11 1927 community notes list Kishwaukee Camp No 319 R A at Hampshire memorial services June 15. Mr and Mrs B D Smith attended Syc amore high school commencement Thursday. Mrs O M Barcus and Mrs Henry Burroughs visited in Batavia. Londonderry jail vacant 25 years. The niece member of Scotia. Deed sold to a cobbler for 25 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kishwaukee
Hampshire
B. D. Smith
Sycamore High School
O. M. Barcus
Henry Burroughs
Batavia
Londonderry
Nova
Neice
Scotia
Harry
Dorothy Adler
Summer visitors and a hospital incident in Belville
Mrs Ed Whitney hosts her sister from Salt Lake City while Mrs David Divine visits relatives in Dayton. Dr Francis Fanning of Chicago marries Miss Clara Baker in Belville. Merle Holly, shot in the hip by a stray bullet, is treated at Sycamore hospital after surgery to remove a bullet and clothing fragment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Tilipois
Ed Whitney
Rudolph
Salt Lake City
David Divine
Dayton
Ohio
Matson
H. Huff
Arthur Daker
Claude Baker
Clara Baker
Francis Fanning
Chicago
Belvillere
Fanning
Genoa
Win
Merle Holly
Sycamore Hospital
Brooke
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National
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Missionary Society of the Methodist Church
R. B. Newcomer
Five Hundred Club
Frances Horning Hallaworth
Women's Relief Corps
Memorial Room
Court House
Ed Christian
West State Street
A. H. Resch
Irene Snell
Champaign
Francis Resch
John
Louise Dooley
S. O. N. Club
Don Underwood
DeKalb Man
Fal
Shabbona Grove
Esmond
Vassar College
Poughkeepsie
N. Y
Margaret Thompson
Herkimer, N. Y
Virginia Hervick
Olean
Kingston
L. L. Smit
Louise Young
F. H. Wilson
M. L. Bickster
Sarah Sithe
Ralph Hanson
Dausiter
Beulah O’brien
Margaret Tazewell
Wesley Hospital
Ins Society
John Heisdon
Ladies Aid
Atron Slick
Punkin Creek
M. E. Church
4. F
London
Uplinger
Milburn Duval
Mgincinnath
Harry Hutter
Annie
Muskingum College
Presbyterian Church
E. R. Tallman
Hazel Paxton
China Store
Lincoln Highway
3Rd St
Bay
American Legion Convention
Dad
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