Remains of Lucy Beamish Sent to Fergus Falls for Burial
The body of 15 year old Lucy E. Beamish, who died Monday of spinal meningitis, accompanied by relatives, was sent to Fergus Falls Minnesota for funeral services. Born November 30, 1909, in Fergus Falls, she was the daughter of George H. and Mary Beamish and attended local high school. She leaves two brothers, two sisters, and a half sister Mrs. Frank Lee Jr. of Sycamore. funeral plans to be held near Fergus Falls.
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George Beamish
Samuel Beamish
Lucy Beamish
Fergus Falls
Minn
Miss Beamish
Frank Lee Jr
Sycamore
George H. Beamish
Minnesota
Tate
Shaw Family in Auto Crash Enroute Home
Mr and Mrs George Shaw were injured when a banker's car skidded on Jeffer son Highway Iowa and side swiped their vehicle. Mrs Shaw suffered cuts but no serious injuries while Mr Shaw remained at the wheel. the other occupants escaped harm and the three cars were towed to a garage. The Shaw Jordan is described as a wreck.
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Shaw
George Shaw
Jefferson Highway
Iowa
Harlan
Wetzel House Moving Delayed by Morning Storm
The Wetzel house removal from its former site to the Ryan lot near the school house was delayed today due to a morning storm. Operations may resume later, with the house near California and State streets and nearing completion. excavation for the new theatre will start once ground dries.
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Wetzel
Ryan Lot
School House
California
State Streets
Society Notes Highlight Local Travels and Happenings
Society items recount Mr. and Mrs. Ira Wetzel returning from Normal Illinois and Taylorville with rain reported, plus plans by the L. D. Lover family and Dr. Long of Chicago to visit northern Michigan. Edward Boies gears up for a lengthy fishing vacation. Several families take a Kingston Park outing for a picnic supper and one marriage license was issued to Stansfield Fries of Gary Indiana and Sophy Magnuson of Geneva. Mary James visits Belvidere staying with Mrs. Harry Gable. Frank Brinkley and relatives plan a lakes trip to Wisconsin. Mrs. L. E. Lackland hosts three nieces from Lockport for a few days.
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Martin Rogers
County Clerk's Office
Stansfield Fries
Gary, Ind
Sophy Magnuson
Geneva
Tom Kavadas’s Store Seized and Sheriff Locks Door
Reports say Tom Kavadas left town after his South Maple Street business was taken over by the sheriff yesterday and closed. Creditors pursued relief through circuit court as judgments were cut, prompting the sheriff to padlock the door.
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Tom Kavadas
Maple Street
Dr Gross Cod Liver Oil Tablets Promise Quick Weight Gain
A Chicago based guarantee offers Dr Gross Cod Liver Oil Tablets as a fast path to increased flesh and energy. Buyers who do not gain at least five pounds in 30 days receive a full refund, with the company asserting hundreds have benefited.
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Dr. Gross
Plans for Broadcasting College Here
Sycamore will gain wide publicity as St. Albans' school commencement exercises are broadcast Saturday and Sunday. The Chamber of Commerce's special committee reviewed the plan with McDonald Radio Company, a large portable broadcaster. If weather allows, the program could be heard for hundreds of miles.
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Sycamore
St. Albans
Chamber of Commerce
McDonald Radio Company
Baseball Bugs of Sycamore Hold Meeting
Townspeople and industrial league organizers met at the Chamber of Commerce rooms to spark community baseball interest. A schedule for six factory league teams may be arranged soon with conflicting dates eliminated. Local enthusiasm grows for cracking games before the season ends. Industrial league schedule to be published later.
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Chamber of Commerce
Storm Disrupts Telephones as Early Morning Storm Hits
A morning storm damaged several telephones in the city and blew down unsecured radio aerials. Crew restored service to normal quickly, but reports at noon indicate some heart damage from the electrical storm.
Executor's Notice in the Estate of Alvin Easterbrook
Clara Easterbrook as executrix of the estate of Alvin Easterbrook deceased will appear at the DeKalb County Court. She invites all claimants to attend at the September term in Sycamore for adjustment and all debts to be settled promptly.
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Sycamore News
Sycamore
Chronicle
DeKalb
Alvin Easterbrook
Railroad crews repaint signals and ties for visibility
Western railroad workers have been on site for several days applying fresh paint to all proper ties and repainting danger signals at crossings in black and white to attract more attention when trains approach.
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Western Railroad
First Degree Work Program at LOOWF Meet
Odd Fellows meet last night with first degree work exemplified though few candidates were expected Plans for memorial day services on Sunday were laid out Members from Rebekahs Cantons Fortress lodges and encampments from several lodges will march to Elmwood cemetery at two o clock for afternoon ceremonies Oriental Band from Freeport lodge will provide music Water of Genoa was secured as a speaker for the committee
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Odd Fellows
Elmwood Cemetery
Rebekahs
Freeport
Water of
Genoa
Door of Opportunity Opens for the Up and Doing Man
S.S. and SSS promote vitality for workers facing business life. The ad argues stamina, red blood cell health, and nerve power drive success. It touts S.S. starting the journey to vigor, urges building up the body with scientifically prepared herbs, and notes SSS sold in drug stores in two sizes.
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S.S
Memorial Day Address Plans and Grave Decoration
In charge of affairs to give the Memorial day address special committees have worked days to decorate graves of departed brothers and sisters. It is expected several hundred of the order will attend Sunday services despite last week’s storm. Towers may be erected on the church building within a few days and the program for completion of the station will resume.
Chicago Prisoner Is Given Release Today
Joe Farrell, held at the county jail for a month or more, was released by the sheriff today. He served his commitment, was given his liberty, and ordered out of the city.
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Chicago
Joe Farrell
Farrell
Ku Klux Klan Seeks August Washington Parade
The Ku Klux Klan obtained a parade permit for 150000 Ksmen in Washington on August 8. Rev Erdmann Frenk of St John’s Church, involved in church broadcasting work, completed repairs on broadcasting station towers that had been broken.
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Klan
Washington
United Press
Washington, D. C
Ku Klux Klan
Erdmann Frenk
St. John's Church
Dope Fiend Brought to Jail Here
Harry Wright a metal worker was received by Sheriff E B Crawford from the Chicago commissioner's court. Wright is said to be a dope fiend and will remain for 30 days awaiting trial in the federal court.
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Harry Wright
E. B. Crawford
Commissioner's Court
Chicago
Wright
Willard Among University of Chicago Degree Recipients
Former resident of this city earns a degree at the University of Chicago ceremony yesterday. Willard is listed among the graduates, reflecting the school's diverse alumni.
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University of Chicago
Willard
Local Resident Earns Doctor of Jurisprudence Degree
Smith, son of Mrs Lucy Smith, formerly of this city, has been awarded the degree of Doctor of Jurisprudence after attending the law school at the university.
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Old Hame
Wetzel House
Ira Wetzel
Normal
Ill
Taylorville
Frank Lee
J. E. Marr
Franz and
Milo
Helen Bowen
Kingston Park
Mary James
George James
Belvidere
Harry Gable
Frank Brinkley
Wisconsin
Brinkleys
Dave Katz
North Seventh Street
Broadcasting College
Baseball Bugs of Sycamore
Great Western Railroad Paints
The
Great
Clara Easterbrook
Owf
SSS
Sawyer & Sons de Kalb, Ill
Cord
Diamond
Auty Parlor
the Vogue Beauty
Pia
IN Hart Schaffner
Marx
Dixie
Hart Schaffner & Marx
Anderson Brothers
DE Kalb
Illinois
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