Hammond Times, Volume 5, Number 48, Hammond, Lake County, 9 December 1916 — Page 6
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Whiting And Its People bavk or WEiTiaa RMpoasibUitjr aad Resource Ovf 1,000,0 00 , Opn Evalnsk riervices at the M. E. church. Sunday Kthqol at 9:45; preaching: at 10:45. Theme. "In ihe Secret Place." Epworth 'eague at 6:30: preaching at 7:30. Theme "Testing God." Tuesday, "Wednesday; Thursday and Friday evenings of next week the Epworth league will conduct services from 7 to 8 o'clock, observing "Win My Chum Week." Congregational church. Morning service. 11 a. m. Theme: "Christ and Christanity." Evening service. 7:30. Theme: "Abraham the First American Citizen." Mr: and Mrs. A. D. McGrew, the latter a sister of Mrs. Harry Tilton, have returned from. Boulder. Colo., where they spent several months. Mr. and Mrs. McGrew will reside at 337 Oliver street. Mr. and Mrs. Orlando Davidson and two children who have been visiting here, left Thursday for Tennessee afler which they will go t o their home in Portland, Ore., by way of Califort nia. Mr. and Mrs. P. A. Peterson will enisn't at all likely, so why not get your coal in now before the cold weather rush begins. We recommend trJhM Ash for small heating plants a coal that yields lots of heat no clinkers and very little waste. Qu alios4 Coal Is an ideal coal for laundry and cook stoves. Prepared in egg or lump sizes. All carefully screened and absolutely clean. If you are particular in buying your coal, yon will like trading -with us. When you buy your coal here, you always get you you expect to get. If you don't we'll take it back and return jour money. The Meckmass Supply PHONE 1490. Hammond, Indiana.
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tertain the members of the Plymouth club, their husbands and friends, at their home. 345 Cleveland avenue, next Friday night. Charles Fredenburg of Ottawa, 111., spent Thursday here visiting his nephew, H. E. Beaubien. Mrs. Charles Pederson of Sheridan avenue, has returned from Yates City, 111., where she visited her daughter, Miss Myrtle Pedersen who is teaching school there. FOR SALE Live potted Xmas trees. table sire; no needles to drop. Also potted plants, Xmas wreaths, baskets and other Xmas decorations. Place your order early. Klemm Bros., Florists. Phone 174W, Indiana blvd. 12-7&9 Sirs. J. F. Moore of Fischrupp avenue, is entertaining her niece. Miss Elva Stose of Spenverville, Ohio. Mrs. James Walsh entertained the members of the Inter Sae club at her home in Fred street Thursday, the afternoon being devoted to needlework, refreshments being served. The next meeting will be with Mrs. Frank Barr in Fred street. Ollie Weigand of Sheridan avenue, has taken the position of William Wehmeyer as driver for C. Mastrson, the latter having resigned. Mrs. George A. P.oe and Mrs. Walter Oliver spent yesterday in Chicago. Andy Kovak who was arrested for being drunk, was fined $50 and costs and sentenced to the state penal farm at Greencastle for thirty days. The city council held a called meeting on Thursday night at which an ordinance was passed regulating the sale of milk and cream in this city. An ordinanoe was was also adopted appropriating J300 for defraying expenses in making certain investigations. These investigations are in regard to the rails. to be used by the IT- W. & E. C. Railway. They cannot furnish the rails specified In their contract and the aim of the city council is to find the difference between the 70-pound and the 90-pound rail construction. Dr. Dewey's report for the month of November was accepted and laced on file, after which the council adjourned. At the meeting of the board of public works this body went into a contract with the N. I. G. & E. Co. for the furnishing of electricity for the new electroliers on 119th street. After accepting the report A. Exton, city engineer, regarding the completion of sidewalks in Stlegllzt Park, the meeting was adjourned. The Owls club "Red Crowns" will play their annual benefit basketball game for the Trl Kappa sorority at the high school auditorium tonight, their opponents to be the Hamlin Park Outlaws. The Owls second team "The Polarlnes." will play the Hamlin Park Clippers in the second game.. Between I the halves and between the games the Owls club orchestra will furnish mu sic. The Men's club will hold their regular meeting in the church parlors next Monday evening. The new electroliers tre almost completed and Whiting's business district will soon have the appearance of the Great White Way. ' Tonight you will have the opportunity of going through the Walk-Over Shoe plant. A beautiful laoo root reei of how Walk-Overs are made will be shown at the Star theatre, directed by H. Gordon & Son. 12-9-1 The funeral of Mrs. Peter Smith will be held tomorrow morning from her home, 312 Cleveland avenue, at 9:15 a. m. Services will be preached at the Evangelical Lutheran church. 117th street and Cleveland avenue, by Rev. John Bonn. Interment will be at Chesterton to where the cortege will go by auto. The deceased was a member of the S. and D. of L of Whiting; the W. B. A. of the Maccabees of East PHONE 29
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The naral dirigible balloon DX-1 in its hangar. The first dirigible balloon for the use of the U. S. navy was recently completed and is now at Pensacola, Fiorina, ready for preliminary tests. The diriprible ha3 been named the DN-1. It is 175 feet in length and 50 J,c S,0Vtr- Hl a ,ts J is 35 feet- It has a total lift of approximately 7,080 pounds. It has a capacity of 115.0OT .cubic feet of hydrogen gas and is ecfliipped with two balloonets, one in the rear with a capacity of 1 8,000 cubic feet, and one in front with a capacity of 7,000 cubic feet. ;
Chicago; and the T. of B. If., court No. 66 of South Chicago. Princess Theatre tonight. Pathe presents the beautiful and popular heroine, Florence La Bad is, in 'The Fear of Poverty' A very Interesting drama in five parts; also a Paramount cartoon comedy. 12-9-1 The regular meeting of the Eastern Stars will be held next Monday night, at which there will be initiation of members. Don't cramp yourself for Holiday Money. See us if you can use from $10.00 to $100.00 at the legal rate of 2 per cent per month. Provident Loan Co., 212 Hammond Bldg. Phone 323. 12-6tf The Ex-bouncillor's club of the S. and D. of L. will meet Tuesday evening at the home of Mrs. L. Finley, 206 Central avenue. The Royal Xeighbors will meet next Monday nignt at which meeting they will have their1 annual election of officers. f ROBERTSDALE An entertainment is to be given at the Franklin school auditorium, Wednesday, Dec. 13, at 7:30 p. m. Admission to be loc. The pupils of the school will tell the story of Indiana in tableau, dialogue, songs, games and recitations. Father Time will Introduce the story which will be carried on throught Indiana days, pioneer times. statehood, school days, civil war period and to the present time. FOR SALE Live potted Xmas trees table size; no needles to drop. Also potted plants, Xmas wreaths, baskets and other Xmas decorations. Place your order early. Klemm Bros., Florists. Phone 174W, Indiana -blvd. 12-7&-9 Mrs. James Xicholson and daughter Violet. wee Hammond visitors last evening. Mrs. Ehrat of Lake avenue, returned home Thursday from a visit with relatives In Ohio. Mrs. Herman Theissen entertained the members of the Cut Glass Card club at her home In Indiana boulevard, Thursday afternoon. All members of the Royal Neighbors are urged to be present at their meeting Monday evening. Election of officers and other important business is to be transacted. Mrs. Hussey of Atchison avenue, spent Friday visiting In Chicago. Mrs. Richard Smith of South Chicago, was the guest of Mrs. William Eggers of Indiana, boulevard. Thursday. Mrs. Fred Lanyohr returned home after several weeks' visit with her mother, Mrs. Ensweiler of Hammond. Mrs. John Schaak of Harrison avenue, was a South Chicago visitor Friday. Frank Spoars continues to improve slowly at St. Margaret's hospital. Mrs. Fred Binhammer visited her mother, Mrs. Sturm of Hammond, yesterday. Miss Rose Smith of Chicago, was the guest of her parentB, Mr. and Mrs. Joe rSmlth of Indiana boulevard, Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Savory of Hammond, visited friends here Thursday. Mrs. Fred Lingham and daughter Elsie, were Hammond visitors last evening. If you can use some extra money for the Hollidays, see us, at once, as we re specializing in small loans from $10.00 to $100.00 at the legal rate of 2 per cent per month. Provident Loan Co., 212 Hammond lildg. Phone 323. 12-6tf EAST GARY Mrs. Kate C'risman ami Mrs. Margaret Moorde attended the Sunshine club at Miller. Sunday. Miss EvaHazelgreen spent the weekend with her sister, Mrs. Frank Anderson of Laflorte. Miss Frances Metelman entertained the Busy Bee clud Thursday. Mrs.. C. Aupert was a Gary shopper Wednesday. Miss Edna Peterson has accepted a position in Gary. , Mr. Wagner of Chicago, was in town on business Wednesday.' v DYER Testerday afternon the regular meeting of the Sacred Heart court, W. C O. F., took place. Officers for the ensuing year were elected. Mrs. Theo Kmniner left yesterday afternobn for 'h:" agro where she was called on account of the serious illness of her father. ' Katherine Klein entertained the Ayer Sewing circle which Miss Fenberg. ondomestic science teacher, and higli
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school girls have organized, of which IMiss Julia Hoffman Is president; Miss Marie Fagen, vice president; Morgaret Seberger, secretary, and Veronica Kellman, treasurer. The initiating committee la Misses Loehler, Mary Rafaczc, Marie Fagen. The club consists of fifteen charter members: Miss Fenberg. Julia Hoffman, Marie Fagen, Katherine Kiein, Bana DuBois, Mary Raffazc, Margaret Seberger, Laura Verhoven, Agnes Koehler, Verontia Kellman. Anstasia Gettler, Addie Gettler. The club voted on new members and those accepted were Mrs. Alma Gettler, Miss Barbara Klein, Mi?s Mabel Hartman, Miss Emma Kellman and Miss Florence Baker. These new members were Initiated Thursday evening. The program of the evening being rendered by Veronica Kellman, violin soleist, and Mabel Hartman, her accompanist. Marie Fagen dtlivered a vocal solo, Veronica Keilman her accompanist. The next meeting will be held at the home of Veronica Keilman. The young girls are working hard with Christmas presents and hope boxes. They had an enjoyable time and are
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1 "S,- xy': waiting anxiously for tne next meeting which will be tho third Thursday of this month. Regular meetings w-ill be held every first and third Thursday of each month. GRIFFITH ) Mrs. L. Moss and daughter Dorothy, were Hammond visitors today. Don Chalfout returned yesterday from a two weeks' vacation spent with relatives at Laketon. Our teachers attended Institute at Gary today. ' i Friends of P. W. Keiser will be pleased to know that he is recovering rapidly from an operation performed recently f(jr appendicitis. Floyd Hand went to Akron, Ind., today to spend Sunday at the Jiome of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Noah Hand. Citizens here are Indignant over the fact that the C. & O.will ffot stop their noon train here after today. It is understood that at the time their franchise was granted by the town
board It included an agreement to stop aJl sjueh trains at Griffith. A petition will probably be gotten up and presented to the board In an effort to reestablish the service of this train, for it Is one of the most convenient trains the people here have.
MERRILL VILLE The lecture on tuberculosis was called off on account of sickness, but will oome later on. There will be no Aid society next week.
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The sad. news reached here Thursday that Lewis Rhodes had committed suicide on account of poor health. had been a great sufferer for some time. Ross township Institute iU be hsM Saturday, Dec. 9, In this place. S. B. Woods made a trip to Ohio last week. He returned Sunday. Mrs. Wm. Flanlgan of Hammonil. was a visitor at the B. Burge noire last Tuesday. A Mrs. M. Lennerti of Chicaf ?fiyh: . visited at her brother's. Pad t ..y.:. at Rexviile. the first of the xii ai. I called on old frinds in this place on Thursday.
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