Plans to Revive DeKalb Relief Council
Campaign workers begin the final push as the greatest week unfolds with a grand piano prize within reach. Pearls won by a narrow margin highlight the tight race and key support from local residents.
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Newspaper
Dekalb Daily Chronicle
Location
Dekalb, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Nov 16, 1925
Page
1
Great Gift Campaign closes in two weeks with prizes
The campaign announces Delbert Stonesifer and Miss District No 2 winning weekly subcription prizes. A grand Wurlitzer Grand and a Nash Sedan await the top collector as two weeks remain. Judges say winners gain by urgent outreach and turning in old and new subscriptions. Grand prize decision on December 21.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delbert Stonesifer
Wirtz
Currier
Willeh
Wurlitzer
Cedyvener
Specter Balloot
Notice to Candidates and Regular Count Details
The notice lists candidates and regular count details for an upcoming election. It names Vivian Ames Louise Murray Mrs S Johnson Glenn Peterson Evelyn Schultz Agnes Duffy Louise Mosher Ethel Hartman Myrtle Rissman Olgy Townsend Ostents Mary McCulen Evelyn Jacobson Flora Barden among others and notes the count will be completed during the evening with coupons included.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vivian Ames
Waterman
Louise Murray
Shab
Kea
S. Johnson
Lee
Rei
Glenn Peterson
Mility
Evelyn Schultz
Hinckley
Anna Hutter
M. Schule
Cortland
CL Wilson
H. Danning
June Agnes Duffy
Shabbona
Louise Mosher
DeKalb
Ethel Hartman
Myrtle Rissman
Olgy Townsend
Ostents
Milured Rodeo
Mary McCulen
Maple Dark
Evelyn Jacobson
Flora Barden
District 3 North of Lincoln Territory Listings
A readable roster shows residents and property owners in District No 3 outside the city including Monarter Maple Park DeKalb and Sycamore with household names and dollar amounts for assessed values. Notable names include Alvera Johnson Mrs Lee Devitt Helen Cronlund Richard Cook Eleanor Johnson Mrs E Swanson Mildred Prunbers Lucile Thompson Florence Ivan Mae Morrison Maude Drew Marian Benson Blanche Rich Hazel Rich Myrtle Anderson Ha Floto among others and assorted addresses in DeKalb Genoa Sycamore Kirkland Esmond Kalb and Clare.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mae Morrison
Clare
R-1
Maude Drew
Sycamore
Marian Benson
Blanche Rich
Hazel Rich
Kirkland
Myrtle Anderson
Genoa
Floto
Still Hunt Lost Boat Deep Sea Search Near Weymouth
In Still Hunt Lost Boat story from Weymouth England reporters note intensified efforts to locate the sunken submarine. British divers equipped with new gear plan to explore five nearby objects and determine if the vessel Twente lies beneath. Government parley and public interest rise as the rescue continues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waymouth
England
Emeka
Ubulityon
Sin Fies
Metrode Jloss
Great Britain
Banuiae
Lely Astor
Colin
Fey
Eomben
Thea Wolves
Hong
Weilletstawen
Moopdale
Start
Twente
Woman's Chorus Set for DeKalb Theatre Debut under Mrs Warner
The DeKalb Woman's Chorus performs under Mrs Warner in a concert linked to the photoplay The Unholy Three. It marks the chorus's return after months of infrequent appearances and will be the final program directed by Mr. Warner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DeKalb Theatre
DeKalb
EL Warner
Bley. Warener
Warner
Minister Sees Harmony in Tariff Talks Across Nations
Minister John Vo McMurray expressed strong optimism about the tariff conference progress involving China and Japan. He stated the Chinese, Japanese and American plans align and that the American scheme will guide the Chinese tariff desire with the Japanese plan incorporated. The notice mentions the Baptist Ladies Bar opening at 10 20 a.m. Wednesday with a dress and hot sale continuing this week at Big bar Wains East End Style Shop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weking
China
Nev
John Vo McMurray
United i Res
Two Freed But Face Trial on Arson Charge
Noblesville two suspects were freed on bonds after arson charges. They are to face trial in Marion County court, with bond set at 210,000 each. The case involves a conspiracy linked to a church property fire and a related murder allegation.
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Noblesville 9
Tina Dee
Amin
India
Miehlean City
Marion Equ FE
Baptist Ministers Hold State Conference in This City
The Hwollay Baptist Minister's State Conference met in This City, lasting four days with morning and evening services at Seedied Baptist Church. Rev Victor Nolin of Chicago spoke at the morning service to local attendees, while Swedish services in the afternoon featured Pedburs of Chicago and the Swedish Church choir. The Geneva welcome choir led the closing hymn as the conference concluded with hospitality from DeKalb residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hwollay
Chicazo
Toy
VE. Pedburs
Chicago
Geneva
Legion Men Vote on Dues Increase at January Meeting
The Legion plans its first monthly meeting in the city post room. Delegates discuss raising yearly dues with supporters citing solid reasons while opponents warn against overreach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ponnetant Serdar
Bits Ele
Bevera
Raes LN Lanes
Iehe
Pew
Officers for Forty & Eight to Be Seated
Dekel county members of the Forty and Eight society of the American Legion will meet tomorrow evening in the Vassar Swiss club rooms to appoint officers for the new year. Major H B past chief de Guere will officiate and a social hour will follow the session at eight o clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dekel
t+ Forty & Eight society of the American 1 n
thesVassar
Enemne
Sycamore
Azn
Lincoln tomb visitors and memorials spark split over display policy
A Springfield paper reports debate over Lincoln’s tomb exhibits at Memorial Hall. Custodian Fay argues displays should expand rather than charge fees, praising public interest. Critics fear commercialization while supporters note rising attendance and a balance of solemnity and accessibility.
Smith Boom Scored by Church Society
Washington November 16 The presidential boom of Gov Al Smith of New York was filed today as astounding efficiency by the Board of Temperance Prohibition and Public Morals of the MEB church in a message to the south. The board an official agency for the church denounced the harmony arc of Jimmy Walker mayor elect not New York City.
Advocates Form Relief Drive Revival in DeKalb
Delegates from 20 churches and civic groups met at the American Steel Welfare building to revive the DeKalb Relief Council and organize a seven member committee led by W. Boardman and E.K. to select five city members. The aim is to combine multiple annual drives into one broader campaign with funds set aside for charitable work and relief. The council reports a balance of 8 50. Balance reflects prior fundraising since 1921 with aid to transients, medical care, children, clothing, and other needy needs totaling several thousand dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amer Eha
el Lo
DeKalb Relief Council
Red Cross
Young Man Arrested After Harsh Street Fight
Varkins, accused of disturbing the peace, was arrested about eight o clock Saturday night after a fist encounter in front of the American Shine parlor in Grovk Nor. He was struck and knocked into the parlor window, allegedly by his brother in law William Wordan. Parkins reportedly drank and exchanged abusive remarks with Wordan. Wordan is said to have delivered the blow. Parkins allegedly struck first. Parkins is father to two children, the youngest born Friday night at St Marys hospital. It was expected Parkins would face the court today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Varkins
Wiesx
William Wordan
Parkins
Will Address Illinois Agriculture Meeting at University
Secretary of Agriculture William J. Jar dime has accepted an invitation to address the Illinois Agricultural Association at the University of Illinois on January 21 and 22. The announcement was made by George A Fox, executive secretary of the association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
P—Secrery of Agriculture
William BP. Jardime
Thellinois Agriculural Association
University of Iinois
George A Fox
Two Cities Found In Below Average Cost Group
In a national cost of living survey by the National Conference Board Minneapolis and Indianapolis are in the below average cost group in the forties and fifties. Seattle ranks high in cost with second place in the survey. For sale pedigreed American Pit Bull Terrier pup call 48 evenings 7 30 to 8 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D
National Conference Board
Minneapolis
Indianapolis
Seattle
Girl Is Found by Friends in Southern City
Norfolk reports 13 year old Asiens Sennett and 19 year old Sarah Cohen, missing from New York since Friday, found safe and in the care of Travelers Aid via U S destroyer Smith Thompson crew. They said they traveled from New York to Washington and Richmond before being picked up and sheltered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norfolk
Asiens Sennett
Lac
Harding
Sarah Cohen
New York
A. M. Regan
U.S
Smith Thompson
Washington
Richmond
Regan
Cohen
Bennett
Warren G. Harding
College Civics Class Visits County Jail
A civics class from the county, led by Miss Hubbard, daughter of the County Superintendent, visited the county jail this afternoon. Sheriff E. E. Crawford explained the jail system and showed prisoners ranging from dope addicts to beer rangers and thieves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elas
Civies
Miss Hubbard
Warren Hubbard
Elias J
E. E. Crawford
DeKath
Mussolini Talks Debt Settlement In Exclusive Interview
In Rome on November 16 Premier Benito Mussolini described Italy as pleased with the debt negotiations and a full settlement with the United States. He praised the American Debt Commission, called himself iron, and hailed relations with the United States and Coolidge. The Italian cabinet also approved a bill to strengthen the premier’s powers, leaving him answerable only to the king and stiff penalties for assassinations or disloyal acts.
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Rome
Maly
Benito Mussolini
Italy
Washington
America
United Press
Chicas Palace
Jokal
United State
Mussolini
American Debt Commission
Europe
Coolidge
Mount Volpi
Halian
Traffic Signals Test in City Saturday Drive Seeks Funds
Automatic signals at First street and Lincoln Highway pass a crucial test amid heavy weekend traffic. City officials report no jams while motorists ignore Fourth street stop signs. DeKalb County Tuberculosis Association launches its annual fund drive selling seals to support patient care and county aid programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Street
Lincoln Highway
Seventh Street
Tts
Fourth Fourth Street
DeKalb County Tuberculosis Association
DeKalb County Association
Calf Show to Be Held Here Next Monday
DeKalb County Boys Calf Club members will stage a calf demonstration in the city next Monday under club and county farm bureau supervision. Plans for public calf show details are incomplete but will be announced in ten days as members have prepared all summer amid growing local interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DeKalb County Boys
DeKalb County Farm Bureau
Filu
Inquest Held Into Death of Florence Hood
An inquest opened today into the death of Florencee Manley Hood, Birmingham society woman, who died in her Chicago apartment from poison. John A. Cashin, a noted bachelor and furniture company official, is jailed pending the inquest. Cashin and Mrs Hood registered at the hotel as Mr and Mrs Walter Hood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Florencee Manley Hood
Birmingham
John A
Dishin
Cashin
Four Die As 80 MpH Flooding Sweeps Barges Free
Four people drown when a violent 80 mile per hour squall loosens three barges from a tow and drives them apart on the lake between Cleveland and Buffalo. The incident occurred Sunday night and was reported to authorities. Strong winds and rough seas hampered rescue efforts and details remain incomplete.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Ohio
Buffalo
Don t Miss The Big Dress and Hat Sale at East End
Shoppers flock to the East End Style Shop for a large dress and hat sale featuring discounted fashion items.
Peggy Joyce Seeks Spouse Return From Paris
New York reports Peggy Joyce is returning from Paris amid gossip of her fourth marriage history. Dudley Fick Malone is said to prosecute Count Marner for nonsupport and desertion. The Atlantic City marriage of Percy and Count Morner in June 1924 is noted in coverage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
N.Y
Uryp
Megey Joyce
Taris
Broadway
Dudley Fick! Malone
Count Marner
Percy
Count Morner
Atlantic Cy
Durand Scion to Start Soon His Sentence
Durand Scion, ward of the Oneand family, will surrender to Sheriff Abtstrom tonight in Lake county to begin the sentence for taking part in the Madson White home robbery. He finished his appeal time yesterday after leading his SI team to a 0 defeat of Highwood and attended a luncheon hosted by Mrs. Durand. The socialite donned an apron to serve. CAMP MEETING special meeting tonight after sub ordinate Jody.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Durand
Oneand
Abtstrom
Lake County
S. Madson White
Highwood
Illinois Fair Tonight and Tuesday Weather Outlook
A fair sky is forecast tonight with rising temperatures by Tuesday. The outlook expects warmer daytime highs and comfortable evenings as the pattern shifts into the new week.
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Mlinois
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