Sycamore Highlights Tonight with Radio Boost
The McDonald Radio company broadcasts a city program from Sycamore tonight to promote local advantages. Dr. E. B. Barrow will host and likely speak, with musical numbers planned. The event follows St. Albans commencement exercises broadcast previously, with wide reception anticipated barring weather issues.
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Sycamore
McDonald Radio Company
St. Albans
E. B. Barrow
Chicago
McDonald Firm
McDonald Company
Izaak Walton Picnic Draws Large Kingston Crowd
Many residents attended the Kingston Izaak Walton picnic shown by a large turnout and tags bearing identification. J. M. Button from Sycamore competed in the casting contest but missed second prize by one foot with 270 feet to 271 feet won by another. Most Sycamore folks left for home as a shower began though some stayed for park supper.
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Izaak Walton
Kingston
Sycamore Walton
J. M. Button
Mr. Button
Sycamore
Odd Fellows Memorial Service Held Here Sunday
A large attendance of Odd Fellows from all branches gathered for memorial services Sunday led by the Oriental band of Freeport. Members marched from the hall to Elmwood cemetery where an excellent program followed. A. E. Wagner of Genoa delivered the memorial address and was praised for his performance.
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Order
Odd Fellows
Oriental Band of
Freeport
Canton
Fortress
Rebekahs
Elmwood Cemetery
A. E. Wagner
Genoa
Judge McEwen to Hold DeKalb Court in Sycamore
Judge H. W. McEwen of DeKalb city court will be in Sycamore tomorrow to preside over a DeKalb county court session. Prohibition violators are among matters to be considered. Judge W. J. Pond is away on a fishing trip for a week or ten days.
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McEwen
H. W. McEwen
DeKalb
Sycamore
W. J. Pond
Poison in Arm From Mosquito Bite Troubles Miss Theresa Morgan
Miss Theresa Morgan suffers considerable pain from an arm infection after a mosquito bite several days ago. The family physician has attended, and with a few days of careful treatment she is expected to ward off further spread of the poison.
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Theresa Morgan
Sycamore Team Returns from Eastern Trip
Dr. Brown and R. Hammersmith are home from a trip to Niagara Falls and other eastern places. The Sycamore men returned late Saturday afternoon after an extended tour described as very interesting. Chronicle Want Ads Get Results.
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Dr. Brown
R. Hammersmith
Niagara Falls
Sycamore
Social notes highlight weddings and visits in Sycamore area
Yesterday's Suniing school convention at the Methodist church drew a smaller crowd than expected yet offered instructive talks by Rev. Tunison and Crocker. Local couples Ernest and Mrs. Ernst returned from a wedding trip amid friendly congratulations. Two marriage permits were issued, Frank Ronan to Gladice Parkins and Lawrence J. Kelly Jr. to Katharine Bovey. Mrs. Carnes of Fargo, N Dak., visited Sycamore. Several youths attended a Log Cabin dance in Aurora, and local residents Brunner and Marr families traveled to Batavia and Piwaukee for visits and picnics.
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Tunison
Bizin
Crocker
Hinckley
Nus
de Kalb
Frank Ronan
DeKalb
Gladice Parkins
Lawrence J. Kelly, Jr
Katherine Bovey
Dixon
Businessman Marr Likely to Return to Wisconsin City
Mr Marr returned home last evening and is expected to drive again next week to bring his family home from the Wisconsin city.
Luncheon Meeting Draws City Business Leaders
A large turnout of business men attended the noon wheel today to discuss important matters. A key topic was the program for this evening when the portable broadcasting station WfSs would be turned over for city use. Luncheon gatherings each week aid in sustaining a cooperative business climate.
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WfSs
Hampshire Was Wilmer In the Sunday Game
Amore's community base ball team lost yesterday after a late rally. Hampshire pushed four runs across in the eighth to seal the outcome as a large crowd witnessed nine innings of action.
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Hampshire
Wilmer
Amore
Lion Tamer of Aurora shoots customer in pawn shop
Sherman Jenkin a pawn broker in Aurora shoots Joseph Diamond of Chicago after Diamond and a companion enter the shop to pawn a grip. Diamond receives two non fatal neck wounds and a fragment from the left ear is clipped. The incident unfolds when the customer makes a remark about pawning his bag.
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Aurora
Sherman Jenkin
Joseph Diamond
Chicago
Diamond
Liu
Nick Carter
Jore
Shreve
Evolution Tyrant Dinosaurs Explored by Cobb
A historical summary describes how reptiles dominated for 10 million years, evolving into dinosaurs. It highlights tyrant dinosaurs as the apex predators with powerful builds, long tails, and swift hind limbs. These giants eventually died out about three million years ago, leaving only fossil bones.
Gunplay and escape as wounded man seeks救 aid
Eyewitness accounts describe a chaotic scene with a wounded man running to a taxi and a street corner, shouting he has been shot. He confronts a laughing bystander, then a police officer, before receiving medical care at Brennecke clinic.
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Diamond
Merdder
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Mart Ernest
John Carnes
Fargo, Ndak
Carnes
Morris Johnson
Ford
Courauze
Waubesia, Wis
Edgar Brunner
Mr. Brunner
Maybelle Brunner
Harold Koehn
Batavia
J. E. Marr
Barbara Hemenway
Piwaukee
Wis.y
M Marr
Miss
Hemenway
OKC
Percy W. Cobb, B. S
M. D
Hart
Neantime
John Dunn & Son
North Third Street
Pathe
Brunswick
Apollo Piano Co
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