Saints to Meet Morgan Park in Homecoming Tilt
Saint Albans college mails over 500 letters urging support for Saturdays big game at Morgan Park against Morgan Park Academy. The letter touts Morgan Park’s wining team, notes past results versus Illinois Military Academy and Argarg, and hints at a larger homecoming crowd from college and city fans.
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Kobans College
Morgan Park
Morgan Park Academy
St. Albans
Academy
Sycamore College
Morgan Vark
Amarga Military Acu
Onarca
Illnois Military Academy
Lights of the Saints
Onargar
Heavies
Alin
le Fingwelt
Our Bay
Princeton
Yale
M. 1
Swarth- More
St. Stephens
Hobard
Vardue
Kenyon
Ilinois
Wiseen- TH
Morsan Park
Papers Signed New Factory for Sycamore
The United States Art Binder company plans a new factory in Sycamore after a visit by President Robert Flocss and an agreement with the industrial committee. The plant will be built north of Turner Brass Works at Chauncey Street and Park Avenue, a W. F. Pagel property. Completion is targeted for May 1, 1926, bringing jobs and families to the area.
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Robert Flocss
United States Art Stridgery Company
Chamber of
Chamber of Commerce
Turner Brass Works
Hauncey Street
Park © Avenue
W. F. Pagel
Sycamore Chamber of Coma
Syexmore
U.S
Scout Drive Report On Local Fund Effort
An unofficial report indicates the Scout drive achieved substantial funds with dollars to spare. A forthcoming official tally will detail the final amount raised and future allocations. Several committees did not report today and the total secured remains undetermined. County Scout unit supporters express optimism for continued progress.
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Dri
Syonne
New Theatre May Open During Month
Announcement that work on the new theatre continues with hopes of opening in November. Front stores and remaining work will be completed after the formal opening. Chronicle Want Ads Bring Results.
Sycamore social events and happenings noted
Members of the Sycamore Woman's club raise funds for philanthropy with a five night Court theatre event from November 16 to 20. Miss Ethel Coleman celebrated a birthday surprise in town. Husbands night featured Beloit College speaker Dr Irving Maurer. Central School plans a building visit for parents and members. A special Methdist bank offerings meeting is announced at the church. Mrs J O Watten travels to Topeka for weeks. The Auxiliary thimble party at Mrs Coleman's home plans bazaar sewing and guest attendance for November 18.
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Sycamore Worm's Club
Court Theatre
Sycamore Woman's Club
Irving Maurer
Beloit College
Beloit
DeKalb Tuberculosis Clinic Examines Local Patients
Patients from here attended the DeKalb TB clinic held today at the American Steel and Welfare building. Dr Orval Thompson was present with the examining specialist to oversee examinations begun shortly after nine o clock.
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DeKalb
American Steel & Wi Welfare
Orval Thompson
A. 1 Rs
Dee Kath
Fun Nite Frolic At Armory Planned By Local Company
A Friday evening event titled Fun Nite Frolic is organized by a local company for this week. Held at the Armory, the affair will feature an entertainment program, refreshments, and dancing as the boys of the company have planned for some time. They expect a lively rent party atmosphere.
Petit Jury Returns Home With Thursday Return
Jurors, after court sessions this week, were sent home last evening and ordered to report Thursday morning. The Sinclair Refining Co vs McCormick and Norris vs Westlake are set for trial then with reports that both cases may proceed. The McAllister case was postponed to Monday due to the recent storm and jury deadlock.
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Perc Gury
Sinclair Refining Company
Mccormick
Norris
Westlake
McAllister
St Torm
Bution
Jdury
Sycamore Man Returns from Kansas Trip
Daniel Pigge returned home this week from a several days business trip in Kansas. He reports conclusions there about the same as in other parts of the country and not different from previous years.
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Daniel Pigge
Kansas
New Angle in Cycle Mishap Being Probed
John Starck, chief of the state highway force, arrived in Dixon from his headquarters at Kankakee to investigate the road accident involving Kenneth Church last week. State Patrol Officer Harold Lenox received a threatening letter claiming he would be next, leading officials to consider a possible jealous or spurious motive. Church remains in a hospital and unable to provide a full statement as Trem Dixon reports continued inquiry.
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John Starck
Cme
State Highway Tr
Dixon
Officer Church
Inmate of the County Farm Passes Away
Harry Winters, an inmate of the county farm for seven years and formerly of Sycamore, died suddenly this morning at three after a stroke of paralysis. The death was sudden after he was stricken yesterday afternoon. Funeral arrangements will be announced tomorrow.
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Harry Winters
Uest
Sycamore
Welock
Winters
Mr. Winters
Orson
Eilstn
Srandson
Syeamere
Dr S J Anderson resumes his practice in city
The miny friends of Dr SL Anderson of this city will be glad to hear of his return from the Mayo Brothers hospital at Rochester Minnesota and to know that his health is such that he is again able to continue his practice in this city His stay at the hospital was not of long duration and his many friends in this community are glad the period spent in the Mayo Brothers institution was beneficial.
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S. J. Anderson
SL. Anderson
Mire Brothers Hospital
Rochester
Minnesota
Anderson
Maye Brothers Institution
Pretzels to Invade City in Big Seven Showdown
Freeport and DeKalb prepare for a pair of stiff games as the Pretzels and Orange and Black seek another Big Seven title. DeKalb’s lineup includes Grange and Thorne, while Freeport’s major squad works on signals and scrimmages this week. The Barb ponies face Elgin in a tough battle, with coach Moon drilling his squad to a sharp, disciplined showing.
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Freeport
Dead Sport
Saturn
DeKalb
Srnd
Fuarks
DeKally
Grange
Thorne
Fuller
Divaiwerth
Holmes Ated
McLean
Orly
Sid Heboes
Benety Rey
Feminst DeKalb
Grell
Nedigh
Elgin
Jolnson
Moon
Hais
Orange and Black Set to Face Barbs After Wurtzel Return
The team aims to maintain its string of victories and keep Wurtzel fit after an injury kept him out last Saturday with Joliet. He is expected to return as the Orange and Black meet the Barbs, with coach Moon managing his conditioning for upcoming games.
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Wurtzel
Joliet
Moon
Near East Relief Drive Report From DeKalb Leaders
The Near East Relief committee of this city releases a final report on last week’s drive in DeKalb, noting the campaign oversubscribed by 1.39 and crediting DeKalb residents, schools, theater, and local newspapers for strong support. The drive raised 1,600 cash with the balance on hand, and the committee thanks Gov. Lowden’s associates, local workers, educators, and the press for cooperation.
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Dekalb
Near East Ke
Tlmois
Lowden
Joogondttes
DeKalb Peope
High Schows
Teachers College
Delally
Jin DeKalls
New Troop of Boy Scouts to Organize Here
A meeting of students from St Mary’s school is planned for Friday evening to organize Mary’s troop of Boy Scouts. It will be the fourth troop in DeKalb, with broad community support and plans for more troops in coming months, aiming for a troop in each city church.
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Boy Scouts
St. Mary's School
of Mary's Troop
DeKalb
Boy Scout Movement
Frank Ellis Appointed New Pianist at Local Theatre
Frank Eis, noted in DeKalb and Barth City circles, becomes the theatre's new pianist at the Princess after performances during Sunday dinner programs and affiliations with the Innovation and Barth City quartet.
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Frank Eis
DeKalb
Barth City Quartet
Princess
Talented Young Pianist Praised at DeKalb Theatre
In DeKalb the young pianist Frank Ellis earned high praise for his technique as an accompanist. Chicago singer John Griffith, who performed at the DeKalb theatre twice, used Ellis during his return engagement and voiced strong approval of Ellis' playing.
Chicago travelers and family visits noted in brief
Personal O Wood and daughter Jace were Chicago passengers this morning. Mrs Wood will leave for Phoenix to visit her daughter Mrs E Goodrich and family. Mr and Mrs Nel Holland of Kings spent Sunday with her father Lester Dedrick of Malta. Mrs John Ohlson returned to Ravenswood after visiting her mother in law John Ohlson. Mrs I E Brown of Cortland spent the day in Chicago.
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O. Wood
Jace
Chicago
Pictures of Wrestlers to Be Shown at DeKalb Theatre
The DeKalb theatre will show films of the Lewis Mann wrestling bout the only authorized showing. The screening runs with the comedy The Freshman starring Harold Lloyd. Also notes Harold Lloyd film quality per Chicago reviews and glasses fittings by Dr H A Meyers on Saturdays.
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DeKalb Theatre
Harold Lloyd
Chicago
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