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Newspaper
Dekalb Daily Chronicle
Location
Dekalb, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Mar 16, 1925
Page
2
Emer subscribers are asked to note that The Chronicle circulation will be handled by an office representative until proper service is established and a responsible representative secured. Subscribers are asked to return a card to The Chronicle at DeKath reporting failure to receive the paper.
Seventy young people took the March school teachers examination at the courthouse Friday and Saturday, the largest class in years. Most were Sycamore high school students finishing in June and seeking prep for the next semester. July tests are expected to be even larger. County Superintendent Hubbard notes the strong participation and will issue details for the July 16 and 17 exams.
After Saturday preliminaries, much interest surrounds the grade school basketball tournament resuming Wednesday afternoon at 7:30 for the eighth grade. Finals set for Thursday at 8:30 with banners to the winning grade team. Coaches D W Gipson and H Harboldt timekeeper Harry Armington scorekeeper George.
The Farmers' club holds a forenoon business session at 10 30 tomorrow at the Methodist church with officer elections and plans for the forthcoming mid winter fair and farmer’s institute. Dinner will be served in the church annex followed by a program of speeches and discussions.
Everett Kemp, noted entertainer, will present That Printer of Udell's at the Stevens Free Lecture and Entertainment course on Sunday evening at the Congregational church. Doors open 6:45 for seating. program begins 7:30.
DeKalb lodge of Masons welcomed district inspector and delegates from several lodges last Friday. A class of candidates performed the fifth degree while Sycamore members attended, enjoying the ceremonies. The event drew broad district participation and held unusual interest.
Miss Grace Barnes and William Simmons wed at Mrs Munns home in Sycamore with a Rock Falls home to be their residence. The Mar 20 church program features David Copperfield and The Circus to raise school funds. Community gatherings include Junior class receptions, St Patrick’s card party, Fidelis society meeting, and Royal Neighbors reports. Dr and Mrs Roblee host open house at the Congregational church. Hylo club plans DeKalb visit. Columbian club hosts at Mrs Button’s home. pupil readings from Waterbury Hoover Carlson Noreen featured.
London observer Mrs. Jane Hobden, aged 103, is described as one of England’s oldest modern women. She asserts modern women prefer freedom to marriage and beauty cult to babies, and she opposes prohibition.
The American Legion basketball team and the Original Huron squad square off at the high school gym with a 7 30 curtain raiser. Fans from Sycamore and DeKalb are expected as both teams boast star players Small Black and strong shooters. The Northern state title contenders have drawn a large crowd and early arrival is advised to secure seats.
Rev A J Freeman the blind evangelist completed a week of services at the Swedish Baptist church here. Most were in English with some Swedish translations. The meetings were reportedly the most successful ever held locally, bringing widespread good will. future plans for Freeman are unknown.
Judge William J. Fulton presided at a brief forenoon circuit court session. Few matters of importance appeared, few orders were entered, and the court adjourned with several cases slated for trial later this month or in early April, likely requiring the judge’s time.
An auto driver headed north at the intersection of California streets and DeKalb avenue yesterday caused excitement though no injuries were reported. Spectators watched as the vehicle was brought under control and no one sustained harm.
A near collision occurred when an eastbound machine swerved to avoid another, forcing it onto the parking area beside Sycamore Cleaners. The driver reported damage to steps at the business and minor damage to the machine, with no injuries. The account notes the fright of the woman operator and the tidy outcome.
Officers and members of the Syc amore Legion Post attended a district meeting in DeKalb on Sunday. The forenoon program led to extensive business discussions, with representatives from every post in the district present and the session continuing into the afternoon.
St Albans basketball team lost to Morgan Park by one point in a hard fought Saturday game. Morgan Park displayed speed and had few losses this season, and a large downtown crowd bought most tickets before game time.
Professors Clyde Hobart and Facey Matteson of DeKalb Teachers College presented at the Methodist church last evening. Hobart spoke on Friendship, well delivered and well received. Matteson, a tenor, pleased the audience with his solo work in what was described as a highly interesting service for Methodists in the city.
Last evening St John church hosted a joint choir Vespers with members from St John Evangelical and the Theran church of DeKalb. Wilhelmina Frenk sang special numbers and Rev Erdman Frenk delivered a sermon titled Capital Punishment in the Light of the Holy Scriptures. A large attendance filled the church for the opening concert.
Holcomb named as delegate to Illinois Chamber of Commerce legislative committee. The Springfield meeting aims to acquaint delegates with the legislators and discuss mutual interests with a banquet at the Elks club. Holcomb plans to depart Thursday for the state capital.
After a spell of Grippe or flu, Tanlac is promoted to restore health and strength. It claims to clean the blood revitalize digestion boost appetite and renew vigor. The ad mentions a special formula made from roots barks and herbs and urges purchase for renewed health.
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