Fish Carload Boosts Kishwaukee Fishing Prospects
Izaak Walton League members and Rep Henry Allen celebrate a carload of about 60,000 fish delivered to the Kishwaukee near Genoa and city officials plan action to improve river conditions. The fish, including bullheads and bass, were released along the river to boost next summer’s fishing, with efforts to monitor seines and coordinate with the Genoa city council.
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Izaak Walton League
Henry Allen
Genoa
Allen
Walton League
Sycamore
Kishwatkee
Walton
High School Eleven Loses to Mooseheart
Mooseheart beat Sycamore 23 to 2 as Mooseheart seconds won and Naperville third team fell 12 to 6. Mooseheart showed a strong line and faster front, making 14 first downs to eight. Scorers included Francisco, Hanke, and Desbles with a pick six noted. Hanke and Conn gained on pullbacks. Linden added a 40 yard place kick.
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Mooseheart
Aurora Beacon News
Mooseheart Seconds
Sycamore
Naperville
Syca More
Francisco
Hanke
Desbles
Conn
Linden
Two Pastors Slated for Ordination in Local Church
Rev W Hi Tope, transferred from Chicago, appeared before the amore congregation at noon. He is about thirty and said to have grayer hair, with a pleasing personality. Members expect him to sustain the work begun by Rev O May. Pere and family may move soon. O May and family reportedly will move to Chicago.
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W. Hi. Tope
Methodist Church
Chicago
Amore
Tope
James O'May
O'May
Pere
oYe
St Albans Triumph Over Chicago In Close Saturday Contest
St Albans College defeated Kagzo Chicago U at Saturday game in four hard fought periods. St Albans led most of the match and secured a decisive score despite a modest crowd.
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Kagzo
Chicago
Uatim
St. Albans
Five Prisoners Recalled for Hearing Discharged Saturday
Records show five prisoners discharged Saturday evening and immediately sent to Chicago for a hearing today. Those named are James Coleman Cross Arthur E Green Jy Hoffman and Grace Rogers.
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Chicago
James Coleman
Cross
Arthur E. Green
Jy Hoffman
Grace Rogers
Farewell Reception Planned for Reverend O May at Sycamore
Society notes report a farewell reception tonight at Sycamore Methodist Church for Reverend O May and his family. A potluck supper precedes an hour of sociability with hundreds expected. Phares M. Johnson oversees arrangements from the Seean eye Inn and Keelerady shop in Geneva. Several Sycamore residents attended local events and trips to Wisconsin and Lansing.
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Methodist Church
Sycamore Methodist
Reverend O'May
Phares M. Johnson
Seeaneye Inn
Keelerady
Geneva
Waukegan couple obtain marriage license in county
Two Waukegan residents secured a marriage license in the county clerk office. Harold Eide and Nina Renslow are the couple. Arthur Taylor made a business trip to Rockford today. Mrs. A B Byers of Clare visited Lycamore friends Sunday. The Stevens free lecture and entertainment course opens at the Methodist church next Sunday at 7 30 PM with a musical program.
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Arthur Taylor
Rockford
Harold Eide
Nina Renslow
A. B. Byers
Clare
Lycamore Friends
Stevens
Genoa Chiropractor Fined for Unlicensed Practice
Dr R L Langworthy a Genoa chiropractor was found guilty in county court of practicing without a license. Judge W L Pond imposed a 200 dollar fine plus costs and commit him to jail until paid. A 90 day stay of commitment and time to file a bill of exceptions was granted.
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R. L. Langworthy
Genoa
W. L. Pond
Salvation Army Drive Poised to Exceed Top Goal
General Chairman Googse A. James says the Salvation Army fund drive will go over the top with ease and leave money to spare. He notes the quota is nearly raised, with some lists still outstanding, and praises the city's known charitable work.
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Googse A. James
Salvation Army
Incomplete Report Promised On Funding Lists
A partially complete report is expected by week’s end. Remaining out funding lists are anticipated to be returned to the general chairman by that time.
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Ated
Wonderfe Zation
Clean-Up Week in Progress in Sycamore
Clean-Up Week in Sycamore shows strong public compliance as residents haul away junk in baskets and boxes. The city commissioner notified households to place rubbish for removal, aiding fire prevention by reducing refuse in furnace rooms and basements.
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Sycamore
Reets
Des Ay
New Secretary Attended the Noon Luncheon
N. J. Ziner the new Chamber of Commerce secretary attended a noon business men's luncheon to meet members and begin connections. The report notes he should soon be well acquainted with the group and that his efforts could advance chamber aims. In Winnipeg the city plans to rename a street Valor Road after Victoria Cross recipients.
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N. J. Ziner
Chamber of Commerce
Zeiner
Chamber
Heroe
Winnipeg
Manitoba
Valor
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