The Daily Chronicle from De Kalb, Illinois • Page 2

PAGE TWO THE DEKALB DAILY CHRONICLE. DEKALB. ILLINOIS THURSDAY, DECEMBER 14. 1939 preached in the Kirkland Lutheran church on Sunday morning. Oct.

JUL JUL iF 22, died at the Augustana Lutheran hospital of Chicago as a result present time he was serving as Regional Secretary for the August-ana Lutheran Home Missions of Illinois, Iowa." Indiana, and Wis-, consln. He also left one Infant' daughter. of complications that arose from uuia an automobile accident injuries, which he suffered about four years ago. Rev. Danlelson.

his wife, his five year old daughter Ruth Helen were Sunday dinner guests SYCAMORE SOCIETY exercise In 1907, 338,452 Inhabitants of Austria-Hungary emigrated to the United States. This was the largest number of people to move from one country to another in a single year. of Rev. and Mrs. Nelson on Octo DOUBLE DILLS FEATURE WEEK ber 22.

Rev. Danlelson was a schoolmate to Rev. Nelson. At the Every Teara in Little Seven Has Games Friday- Saturday. see that a battle that should be a wow Is to take place tomorrow night here.

With the haze of the smoke of the Batavla strife ef Friday still hovering in the air on Saturday night Coach BUI Healey will chap-erone his Spartans on an Invasion of Geneva. The fact that Geneva lost heavily to Napervllle last week is no Indication ef what may transpire at the Kane county seat's gym Saturday. Napervllle has a powerful squadron again and was rated as a favorite over Geneva before the first peep of the whistle. In spite of that, Geneva rolled up 25 points. Rivalry between all teams In the Little Seven Is keen and It Is no less dull at eGneva.

One of the biggest crowds of the seasons to make a Journey with the Spartans always follows Sycamore, to Gen major operation at the Swedish-American hospital in Rockford on Saturday. Twenty friends of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Fennel surprised them at their new home onv the Peterson farm northwest of Kirkland Saturday night. Cards and luncheon were Mr.

and Mrs. Kenneth Freeman spent Sunday at the home of her aunt, Mrs. A. Westbrooks at Aurora. 'Mr.

and Mrs. K. Turner and James Tresa of -Chicago were guests at the D. Turner home Sunday. Mr.

and Mrs. Carl Larson; and daughter, Irene, of Rockford were guests at the Guy Knappenberger hoxtfe Sunday Mr. and Mrs. John Draves have moved to the Mrs. Harry Miller house on Prospect Street.

Fred Tedford has purchased the Gary depot building on Sixth Street Mr. and Mrs. Burdette Flnnested of Creston were guests at the home of her sister, Mrs. Verdle Miller Sunday. Mr.

and Mrs. Verdle Miller observed their seventeenth wedding anniversary on December 6. Thirty friends were entertained at their home. Mrs. Harry Wilcox spent Friday with her daughter, Eunice, at Garden Prairie.

Mr. and Mrs. Ed Weaver of Clare. Mr. and Mrs.

Harold Watson of Esmond were guests at the Clyde Watson home Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Loren Mulllns were Rifle Test of the Season Is Friday Night The Sycamore Rifle and Pistol Club will have to be at its best Friday evening this week. In addition -to the fact that the club ts taking a long Journey that may bring weariness the shooting, there Is also the fact that the Rockford Rifles, are defending champs.

Only this week the sharp shooting' Rifles defeated Beloit with a 1434 total in which one of Its members battered the target for 296. Rockford' has two rifle teams. One Is the Pla-Mor squad and the other is the Rockford Rifles. The latter do emuch practice shooting and have always been leaders, either champions or near champions of the Rock River Valley Rifle League. Sycamore has four straight victories, so far this season.

And it is recalled that Sycamore maintained a top place position the league last season right up to the last when the Rifles finally won. Other matches In the league tomorrow evening find Belvidere at Viola Nielsen, librarian here, visited the great Italian art exhibit in the Art Institute In Chicago Tuesday. She was as much thrilled with the show as have been others from here who have made special efforts to see the r- Mrs. Elizabeth Leuer of Elburn announces the approaching marriage of her daughter, Helen, to Merle A. Robinson, son of -Mr.

and Mrs. Arthur Robinson of Sycamore. No date has been set lor the ceremony. The Brotherhood of Salem Lutheran church is meeting this evening to pay honor to William Cus-tafson who has been serving as sexton so many years. Speaker ef the evening will be Harold Tess-mann of this city.

He will address the group on "Keeping Christ in Christmas.1' Women are Invited to attend. The American Legion Auxiliary I 4-J The price of went, up suddenly in Sycamore, especially when you do the work yourself by siphoning other people's tanka at o'clock "in the morning. We think $300' for 20 gallons of gas (Kendall and Schmidt were assessed Ones of SI50 each) is a world's record for the price of gas. We gather from the rather pointed remarks decorated with a few terrific words that members of the Sportsmen's Quo in this vicinity are not exactly happy over the references to taxpayers' money used hi the state department of conservation. -The references were made in a story in the Chicago Tribune recently.

The Sportsmen point out that not one cent of- taxpayers' money goes into conservation. The money Is derived from cash paid for hunting and fishing licenses by the people who enjoy use of the fruits of the work In conservation. pages of the December issue of "Atlantic" are devoted to a resume taken from several chapters "of the book, -Land Below the Wind." It is written by an American woman who married an English supervisor of forests, a government officer, in Borneo. We did a wee bit of our Christmas shopping this week and hung our red-lighted wreaths in the vindow last evening. If Bill Boles doesn't stop talking about the dandelions being In bloom around here hell let that Iowa blizzard in here.

eva. The conference Is a busy one this WE'LL GO TO week with every team In It playing PRINCE CASTLE a twin bill Friday and Saturday night. By Monday or Tuesday 0 0 dlr morning fans here will have a slight idea bow things are going to go this season because all teams la enjoying Its annual Christmasi Rochelle; Elgin at Rockford against Pla-Mor; Lena at Dixon; and Malta has a night off. Sycamore high school basketball teams are facta a double bill this week with Batavla on the home court Friday night and the Spartans going to Geneva on Saturday night. In that concise statement there Is a mass of dynamite, much of which emlnates in the Batavla game.

Batavla lost to St. Charles by mere two points but forced East Aurora Into three overtime periods before the beacon dty lads could win. It is a matter of recent history what East Aurora did to DeKalb. Expect Battle Meanwhile Sycamore has three victories already on the books but none of them came from teams of Batavia's caliber. At least that Is the way the dope points on paper.

In other words Sycamore basketball fans will have opportunity to view some of the most exciting hostilities of the season so far, and might well be one of the best games of the entire season. Batavla has long been a mean customer for Sycamore to handle. Years ago a tournament was held either at Batavla or at Aurora. At any rate, memory recalls that Batavla defeated Sycamore to halt the rush toward a championship Sycamore was enjoying at that momentand was Sycamore Irate? Oh boy. And last year when Batavla lost on Sycamore's old floor ef sardine can size Batavla was even more sore.

So you can readily 1 party this evening in the Legion suite at the Civic Center. There will be an exchange -of gifts-and a program. guests of Mr. and Mrs. William Mulllns and Mr.

and Mrs. Clifford Collier Dies Tuesday From Lane Gorham, a Kingston child, is a patient at the Sycamore jrojNtDAEjr jf 8 P.M. Long Illness will have then played three conference games as they swing Into the pre-hollday pace. Other games this week are as as follows: Friday Geneva at Dundee. Napervllle at St Charles.

Wheaton at West Chicago. Saturday Batavla at West Chicago. St. Charles at Dundee at Napervllle. Story Refers to the Wrong Family of City In a story appearing last evening In.

these columns regarding a former Sycamore woman, Mrs. R. Scudder, she was referred to as the former Miss Wellander. That was an error. She Is the former Attorney Mary Hamsmlth left Tuesday for Del Ray, Fla, where annually now she enjoy aseveral REGULARLY week rest.

Mrs. Richard Valentine yesterday received word that her brother-in-law, Clayton Collier, died Tuesday afternoon hi a hospital in Sioux City, Neb. He had been in poor health for several months. He was born In Randolph, August 14, 189L His parents, Mr. and Mrs.

D. O. Collier, lived here for a time later In life but Clayton was here only on visits, having remained in Nebraska most of his The Salem Lutheran church choir will enjoy a Christmas time dinner this evening at Twin Gables. to the Christmas time. Children will be grouped about the tree and fireplace and lights will be turned low.

If it all works out as planned the little folks should have an enjoyable hour. Mulllns at Lee Mr. and Mrs. Harry Wilcox visited Mr. and Mrs.

A. Lindholm at Garden Prairie Sunday. Elmer Peterson and family were guests at the Albert Peterson home Sunday. Lutheran church notes: Saturday, Dec 16. 2:00 m.

All Sunday school children will meet at the church for Sunday school Christmas program practice. Sunday, Dec. 17, 10:00 a. m. Sunday school and Bible classes; 11:00 a.

m. Divine worship for the Third Sunday In Advent. Monday, Dec. 18, 8:00 p. m.

Choir practice in the church basement. Tuesday, Dec. 19, 8:00 p. m. The annual Christmas party for the congregation and friends sponsored by Luther League Five with Bernlece Carlson as captain and It is a 6:30 o'clock affair.

The Sycamore-DeKalb Panhel- 1 Dorothy Bridger of Sycamore. lenlc Association will meet Saturday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock at the EL E. Swanson home located at KIRKtAND life. His mother was the former Elva Drake who once lived in May-field. His father died in Sycamore ten years ago and his mother has also preceded him in death.

the southeast corner of State and SPECIAL FOBnVEEK OF DECEMBER 14-20 1 Pint of Vanilla, Chocolate or AtiC Center Cross Streets. There will be an exchange of Christmas gifts General Meeting of the Service Guild to Be Held at the High SchooL among themselves and plans will be Farming Fads Vorlh Knovin He is survived by his wue, tne former Mary Bryan whom he mar FIRST STREET JUST NORTH OF HIGHWAY ried in 1919. and a fifteen year old made for Christmas baskets to be presented to the DeKalb County Infirmary. -y WILLARD IOLTV daughter. Ruth Ellen.

Funeral ser vices were held this afternoon in Anna Carlson as team secretary. Everyone is asked to bring a Christmas gift. Rev. G. Anton' Danlelson, who Kirkland, Dec.

13. General meeting of the Service Guild will be held at the high school gym on December 20. Circle Three will sponsor a Christmas Each member and friend may bring some article of discarded clothing. School Paper Pans Orange Randolph, Neb. He had lived in Randolph since his marriage.

Story Hour at Library Will Be Yule Event Children who have been attend TONITE Bowl Battle Columbia, Mo, Dec. 14. CUB toys or an article of food to be given to the needy In the commu For Tuneful Nights Mr. and Mrs, T. Retana, Mayme Summers of Chicago and Ann Boy- STUDENTS land of' Maywood were guests at the Dr.

Radeff home Sunday. Your home work for the KoIIega of Musical Knowl Kirkland schools were closed on ing the story hours at the Sycamore public library will not only hear a story the evening of December 22, but will also be enjoying a Christmas party. Viola Nielsen will arrange a party to be held between nd 7:00 o'clock that Friday edge is to see 7hat' Right, You're Wrong" lonightl Friday as the teachers attended the Institute In DeKalb. The Missouri-Georgia Tech Orange Bowl game was described today as Just a "bond-retiring party" by the "Missouri Student," University of Missouri weekly student newspaper. A front-page editorial said the game was "not' a University of Missouri" affair but a Memorial Stadium-Brewer Field House bond-retiring party" and that most students would be unable to attend because a ruling said they must be back by 8:00 a.

m. Jan. 3. The bid wouldn't have been accepted if bonds were not knocking on empty athletic money boxes. Mr.

and Mrs. Melville Parke and A GIFT from Cliff's Log Cabin for thai Special Friend You cany make your selection from a "fine stock bf high grade wines 4 and liquors of all kinds all handsomely packaged in the festive colors of the season. Try our regular meals and our fish try every Friday. Cliffs Log Cabin 214 E. Lincoln Highway evening.

It will be noted that this daughter of Chicago spent the week-end at the home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. N. R. Parke.

Pinochle club gave a birthday is a change from the usual time ior the library events for children. In the past there have been two sep erate hours for two groups of children on Saturday mornings. One reason for the change is that it is believed that the latter hour will make possible a plan of soft-nt liirht while the story is being party in honor of Mrs. Worley Kensinger at her home on Wednesday afternoon. Dec 13.

Students weren't considered for a Mr. and Mrs. Charles Meyer, Mr. moment and were as far from the and Mrs. Robert Maxwell and son attended the stock show In Chicago Friday.

told and both groups will be gath Louie Altland submitted to a ered there at one time, mere win lighted Christmas tree and a fire in the fireplace to add to the delightful effect or tne nour. The Chronicle Is aiding the party by donating the tree. The tree and COAST INN Route 44 other arrangements were to oe ei up today. There are other detail? yet to be planned but not yet ready for the children of the story hour group and Is now seeking assistance to make the thing complete. 1 Block West of Sycamore TRY OUR SUNDAY DINNERS A story will be told appropriate FISH FRY FRIDAY CHOP SUET AND SANDWICHES OF ALL KINDS All Kinds of Bottle and Draft Beer G.

R. Nelson TONIGHT "NEWSBOYS HOME minds of those who made the. decision as you'll be from the Orange Bowl New Year's Day. Another WiU Help Finnish Relief Drive The Sycamore Tribune has Joined with The DeKalb Dally Chronicle In aiding the Finnish peoples to relieve suffering brought about by the tragic invasion by Russia. Funds are being collected by the Sycamore paper now and names of Sycamore doners will be published Friday.

'Contributors have already brought funds In and more are expected to do so. Although there are few if any Finnish people in Sycamore It Is well known that the sympathies of Sycamore people are with the little nation. As in DeKalb gifts range from 11.00 up, the amount varying with the capabilities of the doners. More and More Decorate for the Yule Time The huge pine tree the Jawn of the home of Mrs. G.

E. Dutton is again a Christmas tree. Annually Mrs. Dutton directs the decorating of the tree with colored lights to help beautify Sycamore at Christmas time. Several homes about the city have turned on the lights ef the decorated trees located on porches or in the lawns.

As the Christmas beauty Idea swings Into its momentum It is the thought of many that by this time next week end Sycamore win once gain have become a dry of brilliant beauty. Japanese cherry trees bear no fruit; they are planted as ornaments. Fried ChicHcn EVERY WEDNESDAY Fish Fry EVERY FRIDAY -V Tenderloin Sandwich a Specialty Bar Opens IS Noon Sundays BEILIL'S Sandwich Chop ft Mllee East ef DeKalb Lincoln Highway Friday-Saturday 2 Big Hits Saturday Matinee Evening 7 i I -Oats and Barley for Pigs Sketch above shows a fine bunch of shoats on a Missouri farm being fed out on nothing but a slop of ground oats and barley and skint milk. From results at his own Missouri Experiment Station, and many others, my guess is thst this farmer would secure Just as efficient results by feeding the grain dry a self-feeder and save himself all of the labor of mixing slop and feeding by hand. Both his oats and his barley were planted in the fall.

Note the large automatic waterer in the foreground. Weevils in Beans Iowa Experiment Station reports that stored beans can be protected from weevil damage by sifting hydra ted lime through the beans. For more than 3 bushels of beans use 1 lb. of lime to each 6 lbs. of beans.

For smaller quantities use a higher percentage of lime. Cutting Red Clover rf Cutting red clover after the first of September in Iowa is a mistake-according to Iowa Experiment Station. Their results show that late-cut red clover is much more liable to become diseased and that some varieties of red clover will stand for three or four years if late cutting is avoided. Pink Eye in Sheep Sheep afflicted with pink eye should have their eyes treated daily with either a 6 solution of frohly-prepared argyrol or a 1 silver nitrate solution according to Colorado Experiment Station. Drop the solution into the lower eyelid and confine the affected sheep in clean, dry, dark quarters where they are protected from wind, dust and glare.

Silage From Sorghum Refuse Here is an idea from Texas that has value for sorghum syrup makers other states. For a good many years J. H. Dye of Stephens Covnty, Texas, has been making silage after extracting the juice. He puts both leaves and crushed stalks through a cutter and then stores the feed in a pit silo.

Water should be added if the stalks dry out too much Weaning Colts If colt have been accustomed to eating some gram, they can safely be weaned at 8 months of as according to Iowa Experiment Station. If the mares are receiving ST in up to weaning time, their grain ration -should be reduced COTr about two days before the colts are removed and from then until they dry up. Their udders should be carefully watched and milked out when aecesssry but not at frequent intervals. Finish Those Turkeys New Mexico Experiment Station is emphasising the Importance of getting a prime finish on your turkeys, especially in years like this one when prices are uncomfortably close to cost of production or even below R. When the supply exceeds the demand, turkey buyers dock the thin and "pinny" birds heavily.

Each bird should be caught and examined before marketing and those having a blue appearance or short pin feathers should be held out for additional fattening. New Codling Moth Spray Over a period of years Michigan Experiment Station has success-. fully controlled codling moth in apple orchards with a new spray mixture that avoids the necessity of washing the apples to remove excess arsenic This spray is a combination of nicotine sulphate as the killing agent and bentonite clsy to prolong the efficiency of the nicotine. No arsenic was included, hence, in addition to doing away with washing, this spray also avoided burnt oliage and skin blotches. Inoculating Soybeans The doctors do not agree on the question of Inoculating soybeans Results at Illinois Experiment Station lead their soybean experts to believe thst one inoculation of bean seed on any bean field is sufficient while the Wisconsin Experiment Station has found it profitable to inoculate the seed every time even on fields where soybeans were grown the previous year.

The bulk of my evidence from all over the country indicates that inoculating every time wfll at least increase the nitrogen gathering ability of the bean plants so I am going to inoculate each year. Space for Brooder Chicks Most of os put too many ehkks In our brooders and If you dont believe crowding is important. Just read these figures from the California Experiment Station. Seventy-three thousand chicks were brooded with leas than S5 sq. ft.

of brooder house floor per 100 ehkks and death losses were over 26. Twenty-five thousand chicks ware brooded with between S3 and SO sq. ft. of brooder house floor per 100 chicks and death losses were about And. when another 25 thousand chicks ware brooded with more than 0 sq.

ft. of brooder boose floor per 100 ehkks, the mortality dropped to about 13. N's tttt ef tedag 0 LUCILLE BALL LUCILLE BALL Ttv 1 yturiiD hilt i ryn DENNIS O'KEEFE t. eeroresi V. 1 Bars "1 I re "fcf ht.r I Tt Fist toti Kids Uo Sat.

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