Sycamore Tennis Club Preliminaries Set for Week
By Saturday night the preliminary rounds in the newly organized tennis club will be completed and the first round starts Monday. Several matches were decided with scores including White over Boyle 6-1 6-2 and Patten over Bradshaw 6-0 6-0. The membership drive continues as two more members are expected to join by next Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tennis Club
J. F. Boyle
J. V. Patten
W. Bradshaw
R. M. Clark
1. BE. Hardy
L. D. Bowser
HK. V. Engh
R. Curry
S. E. Larum
Vernon Wetzel
F. F
F. A. Rose
Harry Jeslyn
H. W. Whittemore
Ralph Patten
Elks Club
Ralph Patten Sprains Ankle At Reunion
Ralph Patten sprained his ankle while playing when he stepped into a hole at the Countryman reunion at the Country Club. He is tended at Hero Furnace with crutches and will be unable to hike with his Boy Scout troop for some time.
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Ralph Patten
Country Club
Hero Furnace Company
Mr. Patten
Boy Scouts
William Joslyn Marries Ruth Houghten in Chicago
William Joslyn son of J C Joslyn married Ruth Houghten daughter of Mr and Mrs H J Houghten at a Chicago ceremony this morning. After the wedding the couple left for a two week honeymoon camping trip in the north woods. Joslyn works for DeKalb County Telephone and the pair are expected to reside in Sycamore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Joslyn
J C. Joslyn
Chicago
Ruth Houghten
H. J Houghten
Wentworth Avenue
North Woods
Joslyn
DeKalb County Telephone Company
Sycamore
Mystic Workers Hold Warm Meeting in Sycamore
Mystic Workers led by district manager Mrs. Clara Cookson held a notable meeting in Sycamore with several DeKalb lodge members present. Mrs. Cookson received a corsage from the lodge prefect for her fine leadership. three new members joined. Ice cream and cake followed, then the group enjoyed dancing late into the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sycamore Mystic
Clara Cookson
DeKalb Lodge
Scouts 19 Go On Hike To Joiner's Woods Camp
Sycamore Boy Scouts depart tomorrow from the club rooms at 1 49 PM for their first overnight camp of the year at Joiners woods. A complete program outlines Saturday and Sunday activities including assembly, hiking, tent pitching, meals, campfire, church call, and break camp. Membership cards will be issued for the second troop tonight, with both troops to be registered. The scout movie drew a near full house and ticket sales topped 700. Local residents Mr and Mrs Sam Rippe and Mr and Mrs Thomas Utterback visited the Rosene home yesterday evening. The death rate from motor vehicle accidents runs higher in Los Angeles than in any western city.
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Sycamore Boy Scouts
Joiner’s Woods
James Watson
Ralph Patten
Patten
Court Theater
William Fulton, Jr
Los Angeles
Death takes Mrs Beach in Sycamore
Mrs. Charles Beach died at 6 30 p m on West Exchange Street after a paralysis stroke. Born Lucy Cameron in 1854 in Packenham Canada she married Charles Beach in 1883 and lived in Sycamore and Maywood. She was active in Congregational church Athena Literary club Woman's Relief Corps and is survived by her son Charles and other relatives. Funeral planned Saturday at 2 00 p m from the Exchange Street home with Rev P J Bishop officiating. Interment at Elm.
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Charles Beach
West Exchange Street
Lucy Cameron
Packenham
Canada
Alexander Cameron
Sycamore
Edward
Crystal Lake
Charles Harold
My Wood
Beach
Charles
Maywood
Woodford
San Francisco
James Lawry
Chicago
Calitornia
Exchange Street
P. J. Bishop
Elmwood
Beldings Return From Long Auto Tour of 13000 Miles
Mr and Mrs Harry Belding arrived in DeKalb after a ten month journey covering about 13 000 miles. They toured major cities and scenic spots with California’s Ridge Route highlighted. Homeward bound, they plan to resume work after visiting family in Batavia and finishing laundry duties. The report blends travel notes with local weather and unrelated anecdotes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Belding
DeKalb
Belding
California
Schroeder Plea for Governor amid Trial Verdict Hope
Attorney W W Schroeder appeals jurors in Governor Len Smalt trial urging acquittal. He argues the governor is innocent and the state failed to prove conspiracy. He frames the verdict as life or death for the governor and notes supporters celebrate during a court recess. Judge Edwards warns against demonstrations and clears the courtroom if repeated.
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Ite Area
Waukegan
W. W.schroeder
Len Smatl
Schroeder
Ilinois
Claire C. Edwards
Tanlac Restores Energetic Express Messenger
Henry Verren, a 25 year old in spirit though over fifty in service, a messenger for the American Railway Express Co. between Chicago and Kansas City, reports ten pounds gained and a restored appetite after taking Tanlac. He suffered two years of stomach trouble, indigestion, heartburn, headaches and sleeplessness before the remedy. Four bottles cured him and he praises Tanlac to travelers and on the road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tanlac
Henry Verren
Keystone Ave
Chicago
American Railway Express Co
Kan City
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Karl R. Linker
Washington D. C
Sycamore News
Sycamore Tennis Club
Stark Avenue
Chronicle
Joiners Woods
Sam Rippe
Alberta
Thomas Utterback
Charles Rosene
Grump
Rut Bakin
E Atsout
Uthru
Death
Mrs. Beach
Beldings
The
University of Wisconsin
Europe
R. F. Erwin
Chamberlain
R. PF. Erwin
Penn
Ind
OLD Express CO
DE Kale Chronicle Auto
Hart Schaffner & Marx
Smart Dixie
Palm Beach
Anderson Brothers
Hart Schaffner & Marx Clothes
DeKalb, Illinois
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