Hammond Times, Volume 7, Number 299, Hammond, Lake County, 6 June 1913 — Page 4

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C7"M. McDaniel's annual play festival will take place in Harrison park next Tuesday with about all of the 6,525 school children there. Nothing short of sudden death or a ball and chain can keep Johnny at home. It is 'Tlay Festival or bust." One mother tells of her cherub son who does nothing but dream of 'Tlay Festival." The other day he wore his first pair of pants and, feeling -very manly, experimented with a new prayer. He said: "Mr. I,ord Jesus Christ, bless 'Fesser 'Daniels for that play festival business." Better Than n CI reus, "in short, the superintendent of schools is universally popular. He has originated something that supercedes .the unnual appearance of the Wallace circus here. Even the touch of the orient in that show's street pa

rade is less appealing to the youngster than the sight of a hundred kites in the air at once. The program is complete and that every one- of the 6,525 may know what is going to happen when they get there it is published below:. Play Festival at Harrison park Tuesday, June 10. Plays, games, drills. Under supervision of Miss Elizabtth Tolcott, 10 to 12 a. m. 1. Kindergarten, German klapp dance.

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---J Co. Hammond, Ind. t-?: , PLAY FESTIVAL 2. First grade, muffin man. 3. Hickory, Dickory, Dock. 4. First grade, chickadee. 5. Second grade, circus game. 6. Second grade, green grass. 7. Second grade, shepherdess. 8. Second grade, Swiss May game. 9. Second grade Nigarre Polskan (Brownies). 10. Third grade, Hbbon drill. 11. Third grade, green mill. 12. Thrd grade, May Pole. 13. Fourth grade, flag drill. 14. Fifth grade, calisthenlc drill. 15. Sixth grade, wand drill. 16. Seventh . grade, marching calisthenics. Athletic Meet. Harrison park, June 10, 1913. 1 to 2:30 p. m. Direction of Allen Owens, supervisor of manual training. 1. Fifty-yard dash. Seventy-yard dash. 2. Sixty-yard dash. Eighty-yard dash. 3. Standing broad Jump (4-5 midget). Standing broad Jump 4-5 giant). Running broad jump (6-7 giant). Running high Jump (6-7 midget). R. E. Abercrombie will have charge of the boys' and girls' kite contests to be held between 2:30 and 5 in the afternoon. There will be entries from every school in eight classes arranged GREATER HAMMOND. National Bank Building.

according to age. They are scheduled as plain, surface, bow or signal kites and signal and box kites. The prizes will be awarded on three merits: Highest flyer, strongest puller, longest In the air and most artistic There are events for boys and events for girls. First, second and third places will be given In each contest. First place will count five points; second place, three points, and third place one point. The school that receives the largest number of points at the tournament will receive a tournament pennant. BAPTISTS MEETING ADJOURNS Rev. Floyd Adams of the Jlammond Baptist church spoke In Indiana Har bor yesterday at the seventy-sixth an nual meeting of the Northern Indiana Baptist Association on "The Foreigner in Lake County." A delegation from his churh accompanied him. The convention Is to close this afternoon having accomplished much. The attendance has been good and enthusl asm runs high. The program of the en tire conven(on follows: Thursday Afternoon, June S. 1:30. Quret . Half Hour Rev. C. Owen, Elkhart. 2:00. Annual Sermon Rev. P. II. Adams, Hammond. Appointment of Committees. Reading of Church Letters. Election of Officers. Report on Aged Ministers Home W. S. T. Bassett, South Bend. Address Rev. J. S. Boyden, Kalama zoo, Mich. Discussion on Social Life in the Churches. The need of it, and how to obtain it Led by Dr. C. A. Hobb3, Michigan City. Adjourn. Thursday Evening:. 7:30. A Happy Though Meeting Led by Rev. J. A. Knowlton, Valpa raiso. Appointment of Committees. Offering. Music by Choir. Symposium on the Relation of the Church to Question of the Day, fifteen minutes each. Intemperance Rev. J. A. Knowlton. The Sabbath Rev. C. W. Belcher, Kingsbury. The Labor Question Rev. C. L. Owen. Report on Home Missions Rev. C. A. Decker, South Bend. Report on Foreign Missions Rev. H. E. Wilson, Gary. Address Rev. S. A. D. Boggs, Assam Adjourn. Friday Morning:, June 6. 9:00. Devotional Service The Holy Spirit tn Charge. 9:20. Unfinished Business. 9:30. Report on Publication Society and S. S. Rev. C. L. Owen. 9:40. Address Rev. H. E. Wilson. 10:10. Address Mr. J. W. Fersuson,

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LAKE COUNTY COURTS AT A GLANCE LAKE 91PEIIIOR COURT, ROOM 1. Judge Virgil S. Heltr Information. Court and Jury will proceed with the criminal docket next Tuesday. LAKE SUPERIOR COt'RT. ROOM 2. Judgre Lawrnct Becker. laforuatluB. Settings for Monday. June 9: 9922 Mysliwy v Kochilmak. 9926 Gary Lbr Co v Jursa. 9927 Kbsc v Jursa. 9931 Price v Price. 9942 Psckowskl v Tsczkowskl. 9946 Hints v Hlntz. 9952 Weschler et al v Musulin. 9956 Standard S Car Co v Bundscuh. 9962 Markle v Markle. 9966 Schreiber Mff? Co v Deboe. 9967 Zumpfe v fcchluntz. 99S5 Efst v Miku. 9986 Stand Brg v Bacoglanis. 9991 Herskovits v Prezowskl. 9992 Russell Miller M Co v Stronglludes. 10002 Nameny! v Namenyl. 10004 Cain v Cain. 10005 Dubenavich v Ponespeck. 10031 Cough v Town of Griffith. 10032 E J & E V Town of Grifflth. 10052 Musk v Greenwald. 10057 Speflikaska v Zelinski. fiAKE SUPERIOR COURT, ROOM ladcr Jokukiri Koyelke. At Crown Polat. iDfermatlon. Settings for second Monday, June 9: 605 In re: Vacation of Plat of Cottae Grove addition to Tolleston. 508 Iewis John v Charles N Wood. 430 Henderlong Frank L, et al V Wm HofT et al. B18 Harwood Geo t Jane Harwood. B21 Nerg-e August v John Vanslyke et al. S23 Mackanas John V Julius Miku lich et al. 524 Hershman Geo E v Valentine Forman et al. 626 Cronln Charles C v John McCor Pres. Indiana Baptist Brotherhood. 10:25. Report on Crawford Indus trial Home Rev. C. W. Belcher. 10:30. Address Rev. F. Johnson, Jr. LaPorte. 10:55. Doctrinal Sermon Rev. A. I), Berry, Goshen. Adjourn. Friday Afternoon. 1:30. Quiet Half Hour Rev. F. H Adams. 2:00. Unfinished Business. 2:30. Report on ESducation Rv. J A. Knowlton. Report on State Missions Rev. A. D, Berry. 2:45. Address Rev. W. B. Tope, T D., Franklin. 8:15. Women's Missionary Session In Charge of Mrs. F. H. Adams, Ham mond. 1 Adjourn. GRIFFITH. A number of our citizens were call ed t the county teat on account of the Grifflth ditch case. It will probably be decided Monday. The oiling of our streets has been about completed. Mat Miller has accepted the position of crossing watchman made vacant by the resigatnlon of James Miller. The ca.e in regard to the new Turner boulevard which was to come up In court at Hammond Monday will probably te put over until the September term. ' B. B. Potter Is critically 111 with pneumonia. A trained nurse is caring for him and reports that there is no change In his condition. His host of frieds are hoping for his early recovery. R. B. Walters of Ora. Ind., visited at the home of his brother John Wal ters, Wednesday. The Ora gentleman is a real estate and insurance man. Marshal Harkenridor and a C. & O. conductor had a tilt yesterday on ac count of a caboose being left on the street crossing while switching was being done. It looked as if the mar shal was going to arrest the whole C. & O. railroad, but he finally agreed to buy some private property on which to leave the caboose In such cases, provid ing the conductor could find no other place except the street. THIRD GAME OF SERIES Fandom will gather at the Northern Indiana league nark at East Chicago Sunday afternoon where they will wit ness the third game of a three-game Aeries between Hammond and East Chicago. Although Saylor Long's All Stars lost the two first games by a score of 7 to 2 and 3 to 1. they will have a new slab artist and lineup and will make an efrort to turn the trick on the East Chicagoans. Considerable interest is being taken in the third game and a record-breaking crowd is ex pected. EIGHT ACRES SELL FOR $28,000 (Special to The Times.) Crown Point, Ind., June 6. An East Chicago real estate transfer involving not quite eight acres and a consideration of $28,000 has been filed for rec ord with the county recorder at Crown Point. The, Citizens Trust & Savings bank of East Chicago has given a warranty deed to P. O. Morris for the eight acres In East Chicago, Just north of East Chicago and west of the B. & O. terminal railway. Morris gives a return mortgage to the bank for the sum of $18,660. GRAND UNION Opp. JrPI Rooms Gr.nd jtlli I jfVl . 1.00 Central W y and Station NEW YORK CITY upward Bataeta and from Station Free Send 2c nunp for N. Y. City Guide Book aad Map

mlck et al. IAKB CIRCUIT COURT. iaC tV. C MeMnhnn. At Crovw I'nlat. Information. Court will proceed with the regular calendar settings next Monday. Send Cases Here. Today County Clerk liornholt re ceived the papers of eighteen cases which Acre filed in the lake superior court and transferred to the Porter circuit court on a change of venue. Valpo Vldette. Kntrlea Made In Court Room "o. 3. 8929. Jury reports inability to agree and is discharged. James O. Koontz vs. Lake County Printing & Publishing company. 1046. Frank Peters Vs. Bess M. Vrooman, et al. rift, asks for order on all defts. to appear before notary public and submit to examination, granted. 10270. Mary Peterson vs. John Peter son. Find for-plft. interlocutory Judgment of partition, one half to plft. as widow of Charles Peterson and one half to deft. John, as their child, land found Indivisible, sale ordered. Transferred to room two for further disposition. 9783. Minnie Cook vs. Mary Matwig and Julius Cook. Continuance granted at' plft's. costs. 10121. Keeley Brewing Co. vs. Nick alias Nicholas Meyer. Pltf. asks ans'. Is given leave to file second paragraph of complaint and now files such second paragraph. Find for plft. on 2nd paragraph of complaint $70 for his damages. Judgment against plft, that he take nothing by his first paragraph of complaint and for costs of action. 8642. John Tot vs. Solomon Czigler. Plft. having failed to file additional affidavits In support of his petition, such petition is now denied and Overruled, to which plft. excepts. 8844. Charles Gluth vs. August Gluth, et al. Find for plft. quieting this

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title as against deft. August Gluth. find for deft. Henrietta Gluth that her indicate 'interest as wife of deft. August in property in controversy is not impeached nor in any wise affected by the Judgment herein favor of plft. against deft. August, her husband. Judgment accordingly. 8870. Phillip Fialkowski vs. Frank

uowiiski. Deft files motion for new trial. 9658. Peter Hand Brewery Co. vs. Martin Stamper. Deft files motion for new trial. 9i39. Alexander Culkosky vs. W. Mathew B. Watley. Deft, files motion for new trial. Overruled Prays appeal to Supreme Court, granted 60 days for bill of exceptions, bond fixed at $2. BOO to be approved by clerk when filed. 30 days for bond. 10332. John Duka vs. John Pete, John Striza et al. Plft. dismisses cause, costs paid. Entries Mado in Coart Kom No. S. 10048 Anthony J. Burns et al. vs. Albert Given et al. Plaintiff dismisses, costs paid. 10094 George A. Dobbins vs. Vernon W. Parker. Defendant flies motion and affidavit for change of venue. Sustained. Porter C. C. Ten days. 10167 George Novak vs. Baltimore & Ohio Chicago Terminal Railroad company, Defendant files motion and affidavit for change of venue. Sustained'. Porter C. C. Ten days. Additional Entry in Court Room No. 2. 10317 Philip Bronstein vs. Joe BlosKi. Defendant files affidavit for change of venue. Granted. Ten days. Porter C. C. Entries Made In Court Room S. missed at costs of defendant, for plaintiff. 1800. 9811 Steve Sakacs Bekovlca vs. East Chicago-Indiana Harbor Water Co. riaintiff dismisses. Judgment. 9954 Daniel Dulin vs. Paul Morgan et al. Plaintiff files amended complaint. 10058 Gary Trust & Savings Bank.

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adm'r vs. Aetna Towder Co. By agreement Judgment for plaintiff 650. Judgment. Judgment satisfied In open court. Entries Made In Court Room 2. 10427 Belle Kennedy vs. William J. Kennedy et al. Plaintiff dismisses as to defendant C, I. & S. Railroad companv. 9397 Carl Buettner and Fred Ethel, partners, vs. Herman Klcselback et al. Find for plaintiff against defendant Herman Kieselback for $621.698948 Charles J. Williams vs. John Tatterfield et al. Plaintiff dismisses as to defendants Bowers and Bowers. Knl rlrj M4 la C ourt Room 3. 8870 Phillip Fialkowski vs. Frank Bowllski. Trial by Jury. Verdict

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