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Dekalb Daily Chronicle

Location

Dekalb, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Nov 07, 1925

Page

2

Sycamore considers 200000 hotel project at State and California

Rumors circulate that Sycamore plans a $200000 hotel on State and California streets funded by about $20000 from locals with H B Fargo of Geneva as builder who previously financed the town theater. A lease to the Ward hotel manager and brisk street subscriptions signal move toward early start and new overnight facilities.

Chamber of Commerce Sycamore Langlois State California H. B. Fargo Geneva Fargo Ward Hotel

Society notes and club activities across the county

Despite bad traveling weather, students traveled to county exams for teaching certification. The Methodist Young Women's Missionary Society meets Monday evening with Miss Jessie Hinkle hosting. Baptist ladies stage a Week Day Fair November 12 with booths on each day and baked goods on Saturday. Armory Fun Night with Illinois National Guardsmen features dancing and refreshments. Athena club meets Tuesday afternoon at Mrs Martha Henrie's home. Columbia Literary Club hosts Mrs Walter E Pearson as hostess next Tuesday afternoon.

Young Women's Missionary Society of the Methodist Church Jessie Hinkle Illinois National Guards Athena Club Martha Henrie Walter E. Pearson Columbia Literary Club

Organ lesson interrupted by fan belt injury in Chicago trip

Art Taylor went to Chicago for his weekly organ lesson but injured his hand while adjusting a seizing fan belt in his Ford. The accident forced a detour to Uptown Theatre where he and his instructor visited the venue and a Sycamore student examined a new organ described as among Chicago’s best.

Art Taylor Chicago Ford Taylor Uptown Sycamore

Secretary Zeiner Attends State Convention in Champaign

Secretary Zeiner of the Sycamore Chamber of Commerce attends the national convention of chamber secretaries in Champaign today and plans to return Monday. He is also expected to watch the Chicago versus Illinois football game while in session.

Zeiner Sycamore Chamber of Commerce Champaign Chicago Illinois

DeKalb Woman Dies at 82 After Illness

Mrs. Peterson of DeKalb died after a brief illness at age 82 with nine grandchildren surviving. Her husband passed away about thirteen years ago. A longtime Salem Lutheran church member, she had a placid temperament and left many friends. She fell ill a few days earlier. doctors and nurses did all possible, and she died peacefully at 3 10 PM Wednesday afternoon.

Go Away for Football Games Today

Sycamore supporters with tickets for the Illinois game today were mostly absent from home as snow and rain turned the field to mud. Fans debated how Red Grange would perform against Stage and his team while some fans traveled by train and others by car.

Sycamore Illinois Chicago Red Grange Ariana

Sheriff and Andreas Reach Windy City for Apprehension

Sheriff and Albert Andreas of DeKalb linked to automobile thefts in Chicago with Frank Cooper. They appeared before Judge John Lyle as DeKalb authorities wait for Chicago courts to finish with Cooper before extradition. Andreas returned to the county jail unable to post bail.

BE. G. Wrawrerun Albert Andreas DeKalb Chicago Frank Cooper John Lyle DeKalb County Cooper Andreas

Great Western Announces Low Armistice Day Fare

Great Western railroad offers a special low round trip fare from Sycamore to Chicago for Armistice Day. The Sycamore to Chicago round trip is $1.15 for next Wednesday, the lowest fare announced in years. Many residents are expected to take advantage and spend the day in the city at nominal transport costs.

Great Western Railroad Dubuque Chicago Sycamore Chind

Circuit Court to Resume Work Monday in Otto Gast Case

Circuit Court will resume its term on Monday with the Otto Gast versus M L Evans case heard next week after a sickness delay. The Claude Bennett suit against the McAllister store, ended in a jury disagreement last term, likely to start Tuesday or Wednesday. Petit jurors are ordered to report Monday at 10 a.m.

Otto Gast M. L. Evans Damiasesult Claude Bennett McAllister

Organization of First National to be set at stockholders meeting

Report from official sources states the First National will organize at a stockholders meeting for directors to be chosen in the near future. Banks will not occupy the new building until the fest of January. A stray note notes a bedbug’s full meal equals twice its weight in blood.

Social notes from DeKalb and nearby towns

Carl Brown at Glidden hospital. Mrs. Matilda Pattit of Plainwell Mich winters with her daughter in Orlando Fla. Mrs. Bert Racey entertains with Chicago visitors. Lois Roland recovers and outings resume. Darline Bekedahl returns from Belvidere. Local youths travel to Urbana for a Chicago game. Walter Hughes of Indianapolis visits relatives in DeKalb. Valene Badgley and Marcella Wilbert depart for Chicago or weekend stays. Northwestern, Rockford connections appear. Clyde Webster returns to Indianapolis after a visit. Mrs. J E B Henning visits a nurse trainee. Dr. Joost noted with his mother.

Carl Brown South Second Street Glidden Hospital Matilda Pattit Plainwoll Mich H. A. Homan Pes John Garhi J Harold Lauter Kirkland Walter Hughes Indianapolis Me.l August Crown Valene Badgley Chicago Marcella Wilbert Felvidere DeKalb Helen Larsen Northwestern University August Larson Clyde Webster W. T. Whitney J. EB. Henning Rockford City Hospital G. BH Joost

Northwestern game attendance and Chicago visits noted

Nuss son wife and daughter attended the Northwestern game in Chicago. Chandler was in Chicago on business. Mr and Mrs Seebree of North Baurtecutn street visit their son in Ohio. Miss Maude Nicholson spent the day in Chicago. Mrs Silverman and Maybelle Myers visited from Belvidere. Darline Bekedahl and sister Eleanor of Westby Wis also guests. Dr J W Ovitz of Sycamore assessed Mrs Rutssetl health. Bob Russell plans to visit from Northwestern University. Whitman of the teachers college faculty traveled to Chicago. Mrs Harriet Mayo and Mrs W L Ellwood visited Chicago. Mr and Mrs Harry Horton settled in a new bungalow on South Seventh street. Mr and Mrs Alvin Geonk Jr and daughters Betty Jane and Shirley of Joliet visit grandparents Mr and Mrs CW Tetami. Mrs Alvin Cronk Sr of North Fourth street noted.

Nus Northwestern Chicago Ro. Chandler Seebree North Baurtecutn Street Ohio Maude Nicholson Julius Silverman Silverman Maybelle Myers Belvidere Darline Bekedahl Eleanor Westby Wis J. W. Ovitz Sycamore Alex Rutssetl Bob Russell Northwestern University Maury Ros Whitman Teachers College Harriet Mayo W. L. Ellwood Harry Horton South Seventh Street Alvin, Geonk, Jr Betty Jane Shirley Joliet CW. Tetami Alvin Cronk North Fourth Street

Free Lecture at St Marys by Dr Walsh Monday Night

A free public lecture at St Marys hall Monday at eight o'clock will feature Dr James J Walsh of New York City. The famed Eastern orator will discuss Pasteur and draw public interest. Bishop Mulva of Rockford is reportedly coming to DeKalb to attend. In the National Museum a fossil of a warped camel, believed to be 1,800,000 years old, is noted.

St. Mary's Hall James J. Walsh New York City Walsh Sv. Walsh Pasteur Brest DeKalb P. J. Mula Rockford National Museum

Obituary for Mrs. Peterson at Salem Lutheran Church

Funeral services for Mrs. Charles Peterson were held at Salem Lutheran Church at 2 30 this afternoon, Rev Walter Pearson officiating. Interment followed at Elmwood. Born Christina Pray in Smoland Sweden on June 4 1843 she came to the United States in 1874 and married Charles J Peterson the same year. She leaves eight children Albert Edwin Victor Fred and Mrs Ellen Carlson among others with three predeceased.

Charles Peterson Charles Street Salem Lutheran Church Walter Pearson Elmwood Christina Pray-Peterson Smoland Sweden Charles J. Peterson Albert Edwin Sycamore Victor Willow Lake S. D Fred Galena, I Ellen Carlson

City Attorney Franks Moudry Injured Stepping on Nail

City Attorney Frank Moudry, also assistant state's attorney, was injured at home when he stepped on a nail. The wound swelled and required medical care with anti infection serum. the attorney says pain from the nail or the treatment is uncertain.

Frank mMoudry

Vaults Highlight New DeKalb Bank Building

The DeKalb Trust and Savings bank unveils its new vaults built with 27 inch concrete walls and floors, reinforced with chrome steel bars. Weighing about 1,010,000 pounds, the vault features a 10 inch steel door and a basket weave reinforced barrier designed to deter burglars. This article notes the vault as the strongest construction rated by insurance inspectors and part of a series on building materials.

Wve- Kalb Trust and Savings Bank DeKalb Federal Reserve Banks DeKalb Trust and Savings Bank

Stomax Relief Aids DeKalb Man’s Long Stomach Troubles

John E. Turley of DeKalb reports four years of persistent stomach distress eased by Wormley’s Stomax Relief. He praises the Rochelle Illinois company and urges readers to ask their druggist about the remedy.

John E. Turley Fisk Ave DeKalb

Painters Work Finishing at First National Bank

A large force of painters completes interior detailing at the First National Bank this week. Officials expect final consolidation of the two banks and completion within the next three or four weeks.

First National Bank

DeKalb County Sheriff Candidate Seeks Primary Support

Fred Dolder requests DeKalb County voters support at the April 13 1926 primary for the nomination of sheriff.

DeKalb County Fred Dolder

Protect Your Child's Health With FOLEY'S HONEY TAR

Through thoughtlessness a child's rough or cold can become serious. FOLEY'S HONEY TAR COMPOUND provides speedy relief at the onset of a cough or cold. A safe remedy to have on hand and give promptly. Equally effective for older people. Sold everywhere.

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