Schedule Arranged for Industrial League Baseball in Sycamore
The Industrial League of Sycamore announces a three games per week schedule with Tuesday twilight games at 6 30 p m and Saturday matinees at 1 30 and 3 30 p m The list names captains and managers for Hero Furnace Minors Wire and Cable Chicago Insulated Turner Brass Garages Holcomb Brothers and outlines upcoming fixtures including Hero Furnace versus Garages and Chicago Insulated versus Illinois Wire and Cable. Rivalry is expected to grow as a two percent record ledger is planned.
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Industrial League of Sycamore
Turner Brass Works
West School
Hero Furnace Company
Glenn Nichols
Ernest Hansen
Wire & Cable Company
William Lossmann
Herb Wiley
Chicago Insulated Wire
Garages
Chicago Insulated Wire Company
Illinois Wire & Cab Company
Holcomb Bros
Turner Brass
Hero Furnaté Company
Chicago Insulated
Henigan Out With Leg Injury From Paper Route
“Punk” Henigan, one of Frank Lee’s carrier boys, is off duty this week due to tendon injuries in his leg. He will miss several days of his paper route, though the injury is not believed serious.
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Punk” Henigan
Frank Lee
Two Couples Licensed to Wed in Court House Ceremony
John Binger of Glen Ellyn and Florence DeWolf of Wheaton were granted a license to wed. Andrew C. Thomas and Alta M. Kierstein, both of Sycamore, also received licenses. Miserable weather postponed the Miserites picnic at Marsh Park, disappointing members. Sycamore’s Daily Vacation Bible School opened with larger attendance than expected, praised as beneficial for youth with religious instruction and practical work training.
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John
Binger
Glen Ellyn
Florence DeWolf
Wheaton
Andrew C. Thomas
Alta M. Kierstein
Sycamore
George A Fox Speaks at Teachers Meet
George A Fox addressed a vocational agriculture conference at the university urging adding marketing courses to farming education. He stressed future farmers must treat marketing as a business operation, not just a chemical process, to make farming profitable.
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Yeste
Teachers of Vocational Agriculture
Univers
Annual Meet of Chamber Is Next Tuesday
The Chamber of Commerce announces its annual meeting will be held next Tuesday evening at the Methodist church with a banquet at 6 30. Each member and guest is urged to attend. Retiring president Henders on will present a detailed year report and the secretary Simpson will summarize the chamber’s work. Members will also vote on June 26 with polls open 11 am to 4 pm.
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Chamber of Commerce
Methodist Church
M. Henderson
Chamber
C. C. Simpson
Sycamore on the Air Boost for City
A portable radio station at St Albans’ College in Sycamore drew heavy local interest with a Sunday kickoff of four o clock and six o clock broadcasts. Rotary’s Robert H. Motten spoke, while Rev. Hastings announced honors. The program featured the high school orchestra, soloists, a Boys’ Glen chorus, and Imperial orchestra numbers. C. C. Simpson touted a Legion picnic at Electric Park. plans include later broadcasts and wire acknowledgments. Frank W. McDonald of McDonald Radio is in charge.
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St. Albans
St. Albans’ College
Robert H. Motten
Rotary International
L. B. Hastings
Board of Trustees
Chamber of Commerce
C. C. Simpson
John Ryan
Leslie J. Chatfield
Lalu M. Clutter
Vernon Wetzel
Nell Bollinger
Tom Bollinger
Imperial Orchestra
Charles Piltlekow
Will Lane
August Peterson
E. H. Wells
Pearl Lutzow
EF. I. Hostetter
Hostetter
Advanta
New York City
Frank W. McDonald
McDonald Ra Company
Former St Albans student sends commencement exercises highlight
A former St Albans student leveraged his connection to deliver the commencement exercises, sending a notable message or performance to mark the event and showcase his continued ties to the school.
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St. Albans
Sandwich Boys Fined for Drinking in County Court
Judge H W Metwen presiding in county court during Mond absence fined Glenn Klotz of Sandwich $200 and costs and jailed four days for transporting and possessing intoxicating liquor. Raymond Olson of Sandwich received $100 and costs. Deputy Sheriff Oscar Ramer arrested them at Hinckley after finding them with alcohol. Sam Melee, DeKalb, pled not guilty to moonshine arrest with bond set at 1060 with two sureties or jail until September. James and Charle families later spent an afternoon at Pottawottamie Park with meals.
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H. W. Metwen
W. J.mond
Glenn , Klotz
Sandwich
Raymond Olson
Oscar Ramer
Hinckley
Klotz
Sam Melee
DeKalb
Young Man Kills Self in Corn Crib Tragedy
A young man committed suicide by hanging from a joist in a corn crib after a brief search found the body. Coroner’s jury returned a verdict of death by own action despondent. Funeral arrangements not set. family reportedly from southern Indiana.
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Hart
Indiana
Letter from Roth Burke to Leslie Prescott about Zoe's death
A correspondent vents sorrow and suspicion about Zoe's demise and the soiled path of a jewel theft, arguing the truth may elude them while praising Walter Burke as a good man. The letter hints at pearls, a detective plot, and a writer named Iry. Prof and Mrs George Ragsdale visit DeKalb for summer break, with plans to return to Louisville. Chronicle want ads bring results.
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Roth Burke
Leslie
Prescott
Zoe
Walter
Walter Burke
Harry Ellington
Artoris
George Ragsdale and
DeKalb
Louisville
D. D. Brown
Zaida
Ragsdale
Professor Rarsdale
Also Mentioned on This Page
Sycamore News
Chronicle
Punk
Henigan
Marsh Park
George A. Fox
Carlson & Benson
Arlsot DE Kalb
Sandwich Boys
James
Charle
Jay
Pottawottamie Park
Park
Max Dietrick
Barbara Joy
Ralph
Wisconsin
Julius Arkin
Hammond, Indy
Sam Arkin
Eleanor
George Giles
Aurora
Scholl
Dr. Scholl
de Scholls
JM. F. Malone & Co. Shoe Department
Ruth
Karl
Meath
Milligan
Nome
Wade
E. E. Embree Lumber and Coal
Rae A Ea Cael
del Monte
Uneeda Biscuit
Rics
Lincoln Highway
DeKalb, Til
State Street
Sycamore, Til
American Doll Co
Louisville, Ky
EAST
Lincoln
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