Chronicle circulation in DeKalb switched to office representative
Sycamore 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 send a card to The Chronicle in DeKalb if they fail to receive the paper.
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Sycamore
Chronicle
DeKalb
Chicago Tribune
Carver
Harvard University
United States
Standard Oil Company
Indiana
Rew
O2 Company
Five men brought before DeKalb court on varied charges
Judge W L Pond heard five defendants including Charles Schmadley and Hugh Fee on prohibition and automobile crash charges. Fee, fined $100 and jailed 60 days after pleading intoxication, promised to quit driving. Schmadley and Day faced fines and jail time, with Day receiving 60 days for intoxication related offenses. Rodge and Green, after guilty pleas to disorderly conduct, paid fines and costs then jailed until paid.
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W. L. Pond
DeKalb County
Erge
Mqnor
Charles Schmadley
Sandwich
William Day
J. Rodge
Charles Green
Hugh Fee
Rodger
Green
Tthe
Accient Atta
Iemericy
Oscar Larson
Malta
Fee
Fie
Andy
Lim
Schiridaley
Sant Costa
Pee
Senior Juniors reception at the Biks club
A large society event in Sycamore featured the Senior class hosting a reception for the Junior class at the Biks club on Saturday night. Rupert Jordan presided as toastmaster, Ruth Driscoll spoke, Estella Westlake sang, and The Rushin Trio performed as dancing followed.
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Schol
Biks ‘Club
Rupert Jordan
Rushin
W. E. Giffin
Legion Caps In Committee Urges Bulk Order Attention
Members of the American Legion receive communications from a committee assigned to oversee the headgear issue. They are urged to consider the matter immediately to enable a bulk order, noting lower prices for larger quantities and appealing to last minute purchasers to act without delay.
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Committee of Legion
American Legion
Tax Deadline Urged By DeKalb County Treasurer
County Treasurer Henry Decker warns DeKalb County taxpayers that April 16 is the final day to pay taxes without costs. He notes many have not yet paid and explains the delinquent list is prepared from April 15 to May 1, requiring extra office work. Do not wait until May 1 to settle taxes to avoid penalties.
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Henry Decker
DeKalb County
Red Cross Chapter Sets Relief Plans in Sycamore
The DeKalb county Sycamore Red Cross chapter held a meeting to decide on fundraising and relief. It approved sending 500 to St Louis headquarters and aimed to meet the Legion Endowment Fund of 80 for the Sycamore post with plans for further local appeals and bank collections.
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DeKalb County
American Red Cross
Sycamore Chapter
Legion Endowment Fund
American Legion
Illinois
Sycamore Post
Red Crags
Sycamore
Ilinois
Red Cross
Sttcken
Syramore
Red Cross Oifielis F
Farmer Donation Aids Cyclone Relief Fund
A Sears Roe buck company fund for cyclone relief in the southern state section received a $10 donation from Sycamore farmer Newton Darnell. Radio station WLS reported strong local response, suggesting many area farmers will contribute.
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WLS
Sears Roebuck Company
Istricken
Sycamore
Newton Darnell
Farmers
State Patrol Finds Few Careless Owners in Sycamore
State Patrol officers Oscar Larson and Kenneth Church visited Sycamore on business and checked license compliance. They praised motorists for prompt license renewals and attention to rear red lights, noting nightly vehicle protection improvements and expecting little further investigation after a couple more patrols.
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State Patrol
Oscar Larson
Kenneth Church
Sycamore
Everett Kemp Delights Congregational Church Audience
Everett Kemp, a renowned dramatic reader, drew a large crowd last evening at the Congregational church. The event, under the Men's Sunday Evening club via Stevens Free Lecture course, led to no other services in Sycamore churches as attendees praised Kemp as one of the finest entertainers in town.
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Everett Kemp
Congregational Church
Kemp
Stevens
Sycamore
Kane County Moves to Arrest Unlicensed Drivers Now
Kane County sheriff orders motorcycle patrols to arrest any motorist without a 1925 license. Sycamore residents lag in license compliance. motorists urged to heed the law and watch for speed cops in Kane County.
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Kane County
de Kalb
Sycamore
Kan County
Modern Professional Training Topic At M E Church Class
Dr F H Bart y president of the Y M C A college in Chicago spoke on professional training to a large audience at the Men s Class morning services yesterday. Several visitors attended.
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Othe Methods Church
F. H. Barty
Burt
Y.M. C. A. College
Chicago
To Close Genoa Road This Week
Announcement today states Genoa road will close not later than Wednesday as first step toward paving. Road will be closed along its length except four corners near Whipple's farm left open to allow farmers and others access.
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Sycamore
Genoa
Whipple's
Road work begins to ease Genoa route closures
There is growing joy in both locations as the Genoa road, long impassable, will soon be torn up and graded. Contractors plan to start work within a few days, with two large tractors and two house cars spotted heading toward the site yesterday.
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Eycamore
Genoa
Legion Teams Play Final Tilt With Rockford
Announcement says the final Ameri can Legion basketball game will be at the Camore High School gym on Tuesday evening March 31. Opponent is the Rockford Moose from Rockford, claimed Winnebago county champions after a close win over the Hurons. Proceeds fund a banquet for Legion players and fans are urged to buy tickets.
Many Expected Camp Meeting Crowds At Odd Fellows Hall
Grand encampment officers and the West End Berwyn degree team visit for Royal Purple degree work. Ellwood camp members urged to attend roll call with statewide attendance anticipated. Kishwauker No. 30 from DeKalb also planning to attend sessions.
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West End
Berwyn
Royal Purple
Odd Fellows Hall
Ellwood Camp
Kishwauker No. 30
DeKalb
DeKalb Sycamore electric line ties removed for drying wood
Several men have for days worked to remove ties from the old DeKalb Sycamore line. Ties were pulled from the ground with a pick and many were decayed. Wood collected from the site is dried in the sun and being hauled away.
Two Funerals Held in City Yesterday
Two funerals were held in Sycamore yesterday with large attendance. Mrs. B. F. Wyman’s service was at the Methodist church at 2:30 pm, Rev. James O’May officiating, interment in Elmwood Cemetery. Mrs. Charles J. Johnson’s service followed at Salem Lutheran church, Rev. W. E. Pearson presiding, after a long illness. She died Friday morning at the farm home three miles north of town, remains laid to rest in Elmwood.
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City
Sycamore
B. F. Wyman
Methodist
James O'May
Elmwood
Salem Lutheran Church
W. E. Pearson
Charles J. Johnson
Special Assessment Notice for DeKalb Streets Repair
City of DeKalb announces grading and drainage improvements on Girard Street and parts of South Fifth and South Sixth streets. A court hearing to assess costs by benefits will be held April 5, 1925 at 10:00 a.m. Objections may be filed and defense made. notice dated March 17, 1925.
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City of
DeKalb
County of
State of
Miinois
Girard Street
South Fifth Street
South Sixth Street
Sty Court of
BeKalb
Iaois
H.W. Prentice
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Cyclone Fund
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