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Newspaper
Dekalb Daily Chronicle
Location
Dekalb, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Mar 11, 1925
Page
2
Sycamore News informs readers in DeKalb that The Chronicle will be serviced by a office representative once setup is complete. Subscribers are asked to drop a card if they fail to receive the paper.
Rochelle hosts a hard fought game against the Legion team and Romp County rivals. Small and Black led Rochelle with seven field goals and two free throws while Black added eight baskets and one free throw. The first half ended 26 105 with Rochelle trailing 39 16. The second half saw a late rally including two overtime periods. Next Monday the Rockford Original Hurons visit for a crucial game.
Miss Ruth Morgan unable to attend due to illness at Lee's book store. Mr and Mrs George Dutton and Mr and Mrs W M McAllister return from a winter trip south via Miami Havana and other cities. St John English Lutheran Church plans third midsize Lent service featuring Miss Wilhelmina Frenk soprano andRhys Herbert with sermons on Peter’s Menial of His Lord. Service to begin at 7 45. Intermediate Sunday School cents host skating party at the Methodist church tonight. attendees urged to bring and inspect skates.
Rev James O May speaks in Janesville today before a Kiwanis gathering. He knows many former parishioners and aims to meet them at the event this evening.
Stanley Claypoole, indicted by the grand jury for burglarizing the Holcomb Dutton Lumber office at Colvin Park, appeared before Judge Fulton and received 90 days in jail and a $50 fine plus costs. Peterson Roding and Gerlach were paroled, with all boys agreeing to work for Sheriff Crawford’s boarders.
Audrey Kelly of DeKalb files for divorce in circuit court citing cruelty by her husband. The complaint describes beating and tying her to a bed including removing clothing and striking with a knotted wet towel. She seeks dissolution of marriage and to revert to her maiden name Audrey Lincoln.
Announcement says St Albans basketball team meets Morgan Park here Saturday at eight. Limited tickets available and expected to sell fast. St Albans has won six of eight games, Morgan Park’s five are visitors with college players.
More than two thousand votes were cast in yesterday’s primary with Beckler defeating Hammerschmidt for mayor in four wards. Leonard led clerk votes, while alderman races featured close contests in multiple wards and several incumbents and unopposed candidates providing key outcomes.
Senator Harold Kessinger of the Mid-West Review will address the March Chamber of Commerce meeting at the Universalist church. A large turnout is hoped for with a banquet at 6 30 followed by the speaker.
In Douglass County Missouri Charlie Powers Jesse Powers Mary Powers Whetsen and Kate Pow Whetsen sue executor William W Cooper alleging Clinton H Powers noncupative will made while dying was spoken by one and witnessed by improper parties. They seek void probate and proper distribution among heirs. case likely to be heard at the June term.
Contractors assure residents that barring accidents the Genoa project will open the paved road by July 1. Traffic conditions and contingency plans are discussed as residents await the full opening.
Reports say five or six cars are stuck in Genoa road mire near Stark's Corner and Whipple farm, axle-deep in mud. Officials expect paving work to begin soon as preliminary road improvements proceed.
Charles J. Rykert died Monday in Chicago after a telegram notified his family. He was born 1860 in Last Schodack New York and lived 33 years in Chicago as a broker. Survived by Adelade Shurtleff wife Martha daughter Willard son and four sisters two brothers.
A man recounts wasteful spending on doctors across Europe and America totaling about $20,000, then credits Mayr's Wonderful Remedy with curing his stomach trouble. The ad claims the simple preparation removes mucus and inflammation, backs a money refund, and is sold by all druggists.
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