Hammond Times, Volume 6, Number 23, Hammond, Lake County, 16 June 1917 — Page 8

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Whiting And Its People 3 Bay a $50.00 Uberty Bond. EanJt ot WMtlajr, open 9 a. m. to 8 p. m. 5-21 Evangelical Lutheran church. English service, 10:30 a. m. Theme. "Kingdom of God a Hidden Treasure." Rev. John Bopp. pastor. Plymouth Congregational church. Morning service, 11:00 a. m. Theme. 'Was Jesus a Paclst?" Rev. C. E. Trueblood. pastor. Miss L,eona Julier, who has been employed at the local telephone ex change for a number of years, has re signed her position and is now visiting her parents at Elkhart. Ind. Miss Julier's marriage to Earl Smith of In "diana Harbor will take plate on Saturday.June 23. at Elkhart. The marriage of Miss Josephine Jewett. for several years a teacher In the "Whiting schools, and Frank Shumaker pf Xew York, will take place on next Tuesday evening. Miss Jewett Every W oman Wants FOR PERSONAL HYGIENE Diuolved in water for douche stops pelric catarrh, ulceration and inflammation. Recommended by Lydi E. Pinkham Med. Co, for ten year. A bealing wonder for naal catarrh, ore throat and sore eye. Economical. Hs extmotdinuy deannns and gennicidal power. ' aanplst-ree. SOc ail drussatt. or pcatpaid by j he Fatop Toflrt fropany. port on, Mgaa. BuUi-iniih Siarilna Food S ine oniy DaDy cnicK iooa witn w buttermilk In it. Makes husky chicks that fightoff most O chick diseases and asvures your raising every worthwhile cbick :s . ... 5s; weeks teedin. Buva Baa $1.00 Pkgs2Sc. - MAGIXOT BROS, 174 Fayette St., Hammond. (a ii

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Latest tj'pe of American airplane. National preparedness leaders are - deeply stirred over the plan to strike a quick and vital blow at the central European empires by the rapid construction of 100,000 airplanes, and the subsequent attention given to it bv the war department. They 'see in the contemplated program, which calls for an expenditure of $500,000,000, the surest means of speedily ending the war. Germany is already outclassed in the air by Great Britain; bu$ in order to quickly stop the carnage an overwhelming superiority is required. is tl?e daughter of Edward Jewett of Robertsdale, and has been residing with her sister. Mrs. Frank Spoars, SOS 116th street, at whose home the wedding will take place. . Mr. Shumaker is a chemical engineer, being a graduate of the Vniversity of Pittsburgh, and Is at present engaged in Industrial research work at, Xiagara Falls, where the young couple will re- ! side temporarily. Mr. Shumaker will arrive in "Whiting today. Dr. and Mrs. Fate have East Chicago. . . A Mrs. H. E. Beaubien of La Forte avenue has been spending the past week at Indianapolis with her sister, Mrs. J. II. Collins, and visiting her son. "Warren P. Beaubien, at ort Benjamin Harrison. Mr. Beaubien joined her on Thursday. Mrs. A. T. Davidson "of LaForte avenue has left for Portland, Ore., for an extended visit. shi having accompanied her son, Orlando Davidson, borne from his visit here. Beginning June 15th to September 1st the Public Library closes . every evening at 8 o'clock and is closed all day on Sundays. George Benson, who has enlisted In farm service near Lafayette. Ind..- Is visiting his parents. Mr. and Mrs. Benson of Roberts avenue. Miss Josephine Jewett entertained at a very pretty party at her home in 116th street on Thursday night, the guest of honor being 3Iiss Lillian Callahan. The decorations were in yellow and white. Refreshments were served and a rnost delightful time was enjoyed. Mr. and Mrs. Frank X. Gavit and daughter, Ruth and Eleanor Beaubien and Mr. and Mrs. Charles D. Davidson and daughter. Doris, of Gary, left today for Indianapolis to be the guests of friends and to visit James Davidson of the Officers' Reserve camp at Fort Benjamin Harrison. Mrs. Frank Muloon entertained at a very pretty luncheon at her home, 311 central avenue, yesterday in honor of Misses Josephine Jewett, Edna O'Hara and Lillian Callahan, three of the sea

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1 a1 k son's brides. The out-of-town guest was Mrs. Gentleman, sister of Mrs. Muldoon, from Chicago. ROBERTSDALE Mr. and Mrs. John Goetz and family of Pullman, visited their nephew, Joseph Sehack, Wednesday afternoon. Mrs. Margaret Foener and Mrs. R. Ripp of Chicago, visited their sister, Mrs. J. Schock, and nephew. Joseph, on Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. John Burton left "Wednesday for La Salle. 111., to attend the wedding of the latter's sister. Miss lverun. I Miriam Cowden of Indiana boulevardN I J ; . U n a Fr.nlrfArt Tmrl Mrs. Mostel and daughters. Mrs. f Charles Siegel. Mary and Elizabeth Mostel, attcnJert a recital given by Miss Alice Doney at the Auditorium in Chicago last cv?ningr. Henry Olfs was a Hammond business visitor Thursday evening. Mrs. Andrew Bogovich entertained a number of relatives and friends at a miscellaneous shower at her home in Rotxerts avenue Friday afternoon iiw honor of her sister, whose wedding took place Wednesday. Mrs. X. Siegel and daughter of Garyare the guests of Mrs. Charles Siegel of Roberts avenue for a few days: Mr. and Mrs. Stappleton of Roberts avenue are entertaining relatives from California. The little children of Mr. end Mrs. Arthur Biesen are recovering nicely from their recent illness. Mr. and Mrs. John Murry visited the Sisters "of . Providence of All-Saints church in Hammond. Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. Jarnes Landon of East Side visited Robertsdale friends, Thursday. Mesdames George Gerke, Emil Hildorbrandt. Eugene Biesen. Arthur Dexter and Emil Biesen attended a linen TRY

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. shower given In honor of Miss Anna Sell of East Side. Thursday. Miss Lillie Schaefer of Chicago spent the day here the guest of Miss Ruth Jewett. Jacob Fase attended the Sherman lodge. lv. or p., in East Side, last even ing. Mrs. Betz of Hammond was the guest of Mrs. H. Twait of Roberts avenue. Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Bodine of Indiana ' ' ' . v civ. i ii. 1 1 if. a . . V T r fw. all Allegan. Mich., visiting Mr. Bodinel parents. Miss Freda De Rolph of Hammond visited at the Spoars home in 116th street, Friday. LANSING i J Mrs. A. Kindt was a Chicago visitor on Mondiy". M;ss Lillian Sass is visiting in Chics sro for a few days. Mrs. Mary S 'lu.ltz was a Hammond shopper on Wednesday. The German school children are planning to give an entertainment on July 2. Everybody Invited. Admission free. Mrs. F. Wittenhagen has returned from Chicago. Measles have appeared in the family of Mrs. II. Rhan. merrillvilleJ Misa Alice Mundell of Hobart, was in town Tuesday, calling 'on friends. The work on the school house is progressing in a satisfactory manner. A storm here Tuesday night, but no damage done. Joe Elbert was in Chicago Thursday. Mrs. Bueno was quite ill this week, but is improving. George Costello spent Sunday visitOF -

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(I CT CT TN I .5 LOWELL Two of the Lowell lodges subscribed for JfOO worth of liberty bonds for Uncle Sam, yesterday. I Mrs. Harry Ferry returned last night from a visit with relatives in Chicago. Dan Burton of Providence, R. I., is j here visiting relatives. He came to South Bend on business and come to Lowell for a visit. C. E. Nichols and daughter, Mrs. H. . Hildebrandt, were in Chicago yesterday. Ernestine and Elliot Belshaw returned from a visit with their aunt. Mrs. John Hinshaw and husband at Kafayette, last evening. F. E. Nelson was a business visitor In Chicago yesterday. One of the citizens in Cedar Creek township believes -in helping Uncle Sam. He subscribed for $10,000 worth of liberty bonds. Mrs. J. W. Belshaw was a Chicago visitor Friday. Mr). Emma Nichols and Mrs. Will Sisson vteited their parents. Mr. and Mrs. James Pinkerton at Shelby, yesterday. DYER The regular drill and practice of the volunteer fire department took place Thursday evening. Marshal Eugene Staff is busy at present repairing the bad places in the town streets and tilling them with fine stone. Later on the streets are to receive a coating of tarvia which will make them practically dustless. Sunday evening the seniors of the Dyer high school will give the play that has been postponed from Tuesday, at St. Joseph's hall. According tp good authority there will be a ball game here Sunday afternoon as a team from Robertsdale is slated to come out here to play the D. H. ST team. The parochial schools here closed yes terday for the term. Commencement Hammond Iron & Metal Company MARCUS BROS., Props. Wholesale Dealers In IRON, METALS, RUBBER AND SECOND IIAIID MACHINERY Offices: 340 Indliha Ave. Yard Sohl Street and Indiana Ave. HAMMOND : INDIANA. Office Phone 127. Rea. Phone 1046-R.

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