Sycamore to host four Little Seven football games
The Little Seven schedule shows Sycamore High playing four home games against Batavia Dundee Geneva and Naperville with Wheaton and St Charles as the only out of town games. The season opens October 3 and ends October 14 with practice games possible between dates.
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Little Seven
Sycamore High
Batavia
Dundee
Geneva
Naperville
Wheaton
St. Charles
Sycamore Boys
Harvard High School
New City Park
Sycamore
Sycamore Klan Unit Reports September Meeting
Members of the Sycamore Ku Klux Klan unit met at the hall for their September gathering with a large attendance. Business discussed was not disclosed in detail. Chronicle Want Ads Bring Results.
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Sycamore Unit
Klan
Sycamore
Ku Klux Klan
Mayr's Wonderful Remedy Restores Starved Grocer
A grocer credits Mayr's Wonderful Remedy with reversing a 20 year stomach ailment that left him 115 pounds. After four months he reached 151 pounds and can eat anything. The ad claims it removes catarrhal mucous and inflammation causing stomach, liver, and intestinal issues including appendicitis, with a money back guarantee on one dose.
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Mayr
Society events highlight Canton Fort Ros No 58 meeting
Members from Sycamore DeKalb attended a Canton Fort Ros No 58 session last evening. Edward DeBes of Wheaton secured a marriage license to wed Miss Lillian Hoffman of Glen Ellyn, with reports the ceremony was today. Mrs L C Shaffer will host her Methodist unit tonight and church groups push toward the 1925 26 session work.
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Eeoe
Canton
Fortress No. 58
Sycamore
DeKalb
Edward DeBes
Wheaton
Lillian Hoffman
Glenn Ellyn
L. C. Shaffer
Methodist Church
No Verdict Reached In Bennett vs McAllister Trial
Jury failed to agree after hours of deliberation in the Bennett versus McAllister suit over a store accident. Eight favored Bennett damages, four disagreed. The court discharged the jurors and the case will be brought at another term. Bennett, a drayman, was injured after falling an elevator shaft while fetching a box. medical bills reportedly exceed $1,000. Bees swarm promoted disruption at the store, delaying normal business.
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Claude Bennett
W. M. McAllister
Court House
Bennett
Drayman
Two Divorce Cases Filed In Court Here
Two divorce actions were filed in the circuit court with women seeking dissolution of marriage vows. Genoa couple Lena Moore and Mart Moore wed in 1910 have four children. Bessie Hayes sues James Hayes, married in Geneva in 1923, for extreme cruelty and asks custody of a two year old adopted daughter and a restraining order.
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Genoa
Lena Moore
Mart Moore
Moores
Bessie Hayes
James Hayes
Geneva
Meeting Set Monday Night for City Business Men's Class
Cards mailed to city business men announce an important meeting at seven o'clock Monday evening at the Elks club. The purpose is to organize the Business Men's class at the gymnasium for the coming winter after a successful last season.
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J. V. Patten
Elks Club
Big Picnic of Klansmen Promised in Batavia Park
Announcement from several sources says a large Klansmen picnic will be held in a Batavia park on Sunday. Units in the region have been notified and many locals are expected to attend. Tom Kennedy of DeKalb was seen transacting business at Lee Book Store in the forenoon.
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Klan
Batavia
Atre
Niente
Tom Kennedy
DeKalb
Lee Book
Bees at Bryan Laiid Store Reported Fresh Honey
Local residents of Syca claim the Bryan Laiid store will stock fresh honey this morning. Report notes increased bee activity observed near the grocery entrance and on nearby blooms.
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Sycamore
Bryan & Laiid
Glasses Fitted at Chicago Optometrist Office
Dr H A Meyers optometrist at 108 North Dearborn Street Chicago offers eye strain and headache relief with properly fitted glasses every Saturday from 8:30 to 5:30. Prices stated as reasonable and notes former DeKalb association.
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H. A. Meyers
Optometrist
North Dearborn St
Chicazo
DeKalb
Mayfield and Congregational Church News Notes
Mayfield community reports Rally Day at the Congregational church with several children promoted to new classes. Giffin of Sycamore public schools spoke on Citizenship to a large audience. Visitors include Hazel Moyers and relatives from Iowa. James Jarvis and James Montgomery head to Wheaton College. Wilkinson returns home after illness. Tracy of Sycamore to perform next Sunday at 11:00 a.m. Mrs Mary King of Perry visits. Mary Lockwood visits Rockford.
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Mayfield
Harry Moyers
Lake City
B. J. Moyers
Mayfield Congregational Church
Giffin
Sycamore Public Schools
Robert McCall
Hazel
Iowa
James Jarvis
James Montgomery
South Grove
Wheaton
Stanley Wilkinson
DeKalb Hospital
Richard McClelland Enrly
Sation
Iss
Kansas
Tracy
Syca‘more
Tracey
Mary King
Perry
Oscar Lockwood
Rockford
Walk-Over Shoes Offer Superior Fit And Style
A vivid pitch touts Walk-Over shoes with a bird’s eye view of their short-vamp wide-toe design. It promises lasting wear, American quality, and a pear-shaped heel that grips heel and ankle, with wide or narrow, round, square, or pointed shapes available at the store.
Instinct of Birds Noted in Predator Attacks
A brief note describes how sparrows and birds of prey strike with a quick plunge. Birds seek thorny or dense cover to deter attackers. Mrs. Lewis Kaesser visits her daughter-in-law, Mrs. Herbert Kaesser, in Dixon.
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Lewis Kaesser
Herbert Kaesser
Dixon
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Eee Court House
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Mallers Bldg
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