Sycamore Chronicle News Desk Moves to Seeaneye Inn
Sycamore subscribers are advised that the Sycamore representative's headquarters are now at the Seeaneye Inn, phone 508. Complaints about non delivery will be received at the Inn. News items should include a telephone number. All news items will be gratefully received.
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Sycamore
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Chronicle
Seeaneye Inn
Verdict for Aurora Man in Cognovit Case
Jurors in DeKalb county circuit court awarded Otto Gast of Aurora about 3800 against M. R. and Etta Evans after a land transaction notes dispute. The cognovit suit opened, later tried before a petit jury. verdict set at nearly the total note value, with jurors paid five dollars daily.
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DeKalb County
Otto Gast
Aurora
M. R
Etta Evans
Gast
Graders Near Finish Shoulder Work on Sycamore Road
If no cold weather arrives next week, contractors grading shoulders along the Sycamore De Kalb road should finish soon. Cement culverts remain, but will require little time. Work has been active at the De Kalb end, with completion expected after about a week. The city limits to Claycomb farm shoulder has been well prepared, promising a first class finish once remaining work ends.
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Sycamore-De- Kalb
DeKalb
Claycomb Farm
Legion Boys Confident of Winning Five
The American Legion expects a winning basketball team this winter as Sycamore Legion athletes move quickly on formation plans. Previous Sycamore cage battlers were among the best locally and active Legion athletics supporters are confident of success. A tentative lineup and first game date are expected to be announced soon.
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American Legion
Sycamore Legion
Legion
Sycamore Faces Tough Home Game Against Naperville
Sycamore high school team, ready for a tough conference clash, hosts Naperville at the new city park. Naperville arrives with strong football rank and a large turnout of supporters as tickets sell briskly for today’s crowded matchup.
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Syca More
Theperville
City Park
Naperville
Chronicle Seeks 100 Percent Delivery in Sycamore
The paper announces delivery issues over the past week and seeks to place new carriers in Sycamore to ensure every subscriber receives the newspaper by morning. Readers are urged to phone complaints about non delivery and the publisher promises ongoing improvement this and every following week.
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Sycamore
Seeaneye
The
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Boys Case Settled Before Judge Fulton in DeKalb Court
The Illinois People versus Raymond Bozell Harry Hill and Melvin Davis of Sullivan was disposed of in DeKalb County Circuit Court. Bozell and Hill received one year probation while Davis serves 60 days in jail. The case followed reports of stolen tires oil radios shotguns blankets and other items with confessions leading to returns of property and a cash settlement. Fred Lake whose farm housed some stolen goods will face the court later.
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William Fulton
DeKalb County
State of Illinois
Raymond Bozell
Harry Hill
Melvin Davis
Sullivan
Bozell
Hill
Davis
Crawford
Fulton
Jtate
Fred Lake
Marriage Announcement Of A W King And Miss Henr ietta Latham
Society notes report the wedding of A W King a prominent dry goods merchant to Miss Henrietta Latham of Sandwich. The ceremony took place at the Methodist parsonage in St Charles on Thursday afternoon. The couple reside on State Street and receive good wishes from many friends.
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Camore
A. W. King
Henrietta Latham
Sandwich
St. Charles
Safe arrival of a daughter to the Block family
Mr and Mrs Harry Block celebrate the birth with congratulations from friends at the hospital. Mrs Block and the newborn are reported doing splendidly. Busy Bees of the Rebekahs meet at Odd Fellows hall after a pot luck supper to plan an early December bazaar. Miss Laura Dick hosts the Monday Evening Bridge club at seven at the Conrad home on West Ottawa Street.
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Harry Block
Block
Miss Block
Odd Fellows Hall
Laura Dick
Henry Noreen
North Seventh Street
Harry Foster
Chicago
Lilian Quinn
Belvidere
Arnold J. McMahon
Two Prisoners Are Discharged Friday the 13th
Benny Lavender and Adam Tiezerski were discharged from the county jail yesterday. Lavender had been held since October 23 and was sent back to Chicago for trial last evening. Tiezerski completed a four month sentence for a prohibition violation and was released to Deputy U S Marshal Ladimer Prucha.
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Benny Lavender
Adam Tiezerski
Lavender
Chicago
Tiezerski
Ladimer Prucha
United States
Merchants Plan Banner Dollar Day in Sycamore
Merchants of Sycamore announce a banner dollar day next week with every store offering special values. Citywide sales are expected to draw substantial street activity in the day and evening, following past successful events.
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Sycamore
No Accidents on Unlucky Day Seen by Local Court
On Friday the 18th no serious accidents were reported while observers warned of bad luck day. The petit jury finished duties and was discharged to gaz. sheriff records show no new prisoners admitted, though two were discharged.
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Elsie Decker
Hanson
Petit Jury
Gaz
Sheriff's Office
G E Stott Announces Candidacy For DeKalb County Judge
Republican G E Stott declares for the office of County Judge of DeKalb County and seeks support at the April 13 primaries in Genoa Illinois.
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DeKalb County
Genoa
Ilinois
G. E. Stott
Church belated wedding party surprised Henry Noreen
Swedish Mission Church members gathered to honor Henry Noreen with a belated wedding celebration. Reverend Winstedt presented a gift purse, with musical numbers by a mixed quartet and choir, and Mrs. Willam Flodin received a purse from Ladies’ Aid and deacons. Refreshments followed as chrysanthemums adorned the social hour. Monday at 2:30 a Woman's Missionary society meeting at First Lutheran church features readings and Rockford convention report. Circle Two of the Methodist Ladies’ Aid also meets.
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Henry Noreen
Swedish Mission Church
John Olson
Sehured
Emil G. Winstedt
Noreen
Winsted
Willam Flodin
Chicago
Ladies’ Aid Society
Woman's Missionary Society
First Lutheran Church
Adolph Blomquist
Rockford
Lockwood Pierson
John E. Johnson
Victor Hjerstedt
White Shrine Visit Draws DeKalb Party in Wheaton
Mrs Roy Duncan and H G Gerlach joined a DeKalb party for Worthy High Priestess night in Wheaton. The ceremony proceeded in its usual quiet form and was conducted creditably.
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Wheaton Lastevening
Roy Duncan
H. G. Gerlach
DeKalb
Deeply Built Foundations Keep Monument Stable Across Time
The monument is set on firm foundations that extend below the frost line, preventing settlement or sagging and ensuring a long lasting memorial. Careful setting reduces future re-setting or squaring costs and keeps the monument looking well maintained.
White Shrine to Hold Ceremonial in City Hall Hall
Mrs. Duncan served as secretary and Mr. Gerlach acted as third wise man at the meeting refreshments followed a pleasant social hour. Visitors from DeKalb included Mr. Duncan Mrs. Gerlach Mabel Finley and Mrs. Carl Lindeberg. A White Shrine ceremonial is scheduled for Saturday evening November 28 in its hall.
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Duncan
Gerlach
DeKalb
M Mabel Finley
Carl Lindeberg
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