Hammond Times, Volume 12, Number 2, Hammond, Lake County, 19 June 1917 — Page 8

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THE TIMES Tuesdav, June VJ, 1917 eishboriio ver . Lake Comfy CROWN POINT LOWELL DYER MERRILLVILLE MUNSTER LANSING WHITING CEDAR LAKE GRIFFITH SHELBY ST. JOHN HOBART HIGHLAND ROBERTSDALE

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Clarence Chicago. Jessie Gary. James cago. Alta Coner, Mary Morgan, Gary. F. C. Shumaker. Niagara Falls, X. T.: Josephine J. Jewett. Hammond. Frank Hubka. Emily Picek. Chicago. Julius Ferzentks, Helen Wilson, Chicago. Rufus Darling, Birdie Barban. Chicago. ' Sam Taylor, Belle Rorrow, Hammond. Mitchell Garfleld Bell, Julia Roberts, Chicago. Leo Katoohseist, Carey Kosodews, East Vhicago. Edward Iee, Eva "Welsh, Chicago. Feliska Witwoski, Evar.ston; Stella Zelozowski, HaramoTid. Glenn E. Williams, Katherine Rampach, Chicago. Emmett Harvey, Madeline Roudeze, Chicago. Ludwick Chronoski. East Chicago; Josef Mortorek. Chicago. Percy Donnell, Chicago; Velma May, Furia. Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Hildebrandt have returned to Lowell after a visit with Mr. Hildebrandfs parents, Mr. and Mrs. Otto Hildebrandt. Mr. and Mrs. G. D. Clark, Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Parry, and Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Root attended the races at Speedway park in Chicago, on Saturday. Mrs. Chester Black has returned from a short visit with Chicago friends. Word -was received here Saturday of the death of Irene Arnold a former Crown. Point girl, but who In late Whiting And Its People Euy a 850.00 Xiiberty Bona. Bank ot Wilting, open f a. m. to S p. m. 6-21 ' In the ten years -of its existence the Whiting Savings & Loan association has never found It necessary to foreclose a mortgage. 6:13:1 J. Schach, Jr., assisted on the tim log etaff at the Chicago speedway races on Saturday. Henry E. Beaubien returned home yesterday morning from Indianapolis, where he went to visit his son. Warren P. Beaubien, before the latter left for Fortress Monroe, Va. Mrs. Beaubien will remain for a more extended visit with her sister. Mrs. J. H. Collins. Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Brinker of 413 Cleveland avenue are spending their vacation at Lake Wawasee. ' The O. E. S. of Whiting will attend the meeting of Olive chapter, Gary, tomorrow night on the occasion of the visit of the Grand Worthy Matron, Mrs. Ella Smyser of Logansport. Warren P. Beaubien of this city, who has been in training at the Officers' Reserve Camp. Fort Benjamin Harrison, was chosen as one of the hundred men who were sent to Fortress Monroe. Va., to become students in training for the coast artillery. Mr. Beaubien with the others left Indianapolis on Saturday. The district assembly of the Daughters of Rebekah will be held at Gary tomorrow, the Whiting members to leave Whiting on the Lake Shore at . 9:03 a. m. In the morning a school of Money to Loan On Hammond, East Chicago and Gary, Flat and Business Property. 5 years, six per cent interest. E. E. Pierson Hammorid. With Lake County Savings & Trust Co. MickelateRoad BUSINESS IS BUSINESS AND VACATIONS ARE A VITAL. PART. WHERE ARE YOU GOING TO TAKE YOURS? Along the line of the Nickel "Plate Road there are Small Lakes, Large Lakes and Fine Streams where the lushing is good and the Bathing and Boating are Good and the Camping Sights are GoodNOW IS THE TIME We have a booklet which will be sent upon request. Get in touch with the Ticket Agent, phone 176, or write F. P. PARNIN, D. P- A-, Ft Wayne, Ind.

Walters, Klzzie Harrington. Haute. The remains were brought to d!' & d iS 'SjUfVPSi, 3 ' III I 4 rirTIS I I frl ll J r1 i I 4 I I 11 I II

years has been a sister In St. Mary's of the Woods convent near Terre Haute. The remains were brought to Hammond where the family reside since leaving Crown Point. Mrs. William Melnze of Gary. is spending a few days here with Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Rockwell. The rehearsals for the operatta "The Tyrolein Queen" are progressing fine, and the operetta will be1 ready for presentation to the public on June 25 and 26. It Is for the' benefit of the local Red Cross and should be well patronized. The funeral services of Emil Thomen were held at St. Mary's Catholic church on Monday morning. A large number df friends and relatives of the deceased gathered to pay their last respects. The body was laid to rest in the Catholic cemetery! n Crown Point. It Is estimated that at least 5,000 people were In attendance at the motorcycle races on Sunday. A steady stream of machines journeyed to the fair grounds during the day, from Chicago and suburbs, many bringing their families. A number of speedy races were pulled off and several spills thrilled the crowd, though no one was seriously hurt. Several machines were badly wrecked. Dancing was Indulged in in Floral hall

Haroldf Nichols of Hebron, was guest of Crown Point friends evening William Kitchell, employed at Letz Manufacturing Company, is the last the enjoying a two weeks' vacation. New cases in Lake circuit court: 12202 Fred Keiser (Fred M. Grimmer) vs Jesse Pease; on note. instruction will be held and In the afternoon there will be election of officers. In the evening the East Chicago team will .put on the degree work. The campaign to raise the $10,000 war fund for the Red Cross, which has been allotted as Whiting's share of the $100,000,000 to be raised this week is now on in earnest.. Chairman Gavit said that before the campaign had been opened yesterday several large contributions had already been promised. Miss Agnes Muldoon entertained the members of th Theta Tau Sigma sorority at her home in Central avenue on Saturday night. A most delightful evening was spent in games and music, after which refreshments were served. Miss Ruth Gladden, of Sheridan avenue, accompanied by Mis; Verale Wright of Chicago, will leave Saturday for Casper. Wyo.. where they will visit the family of Charles B. Marbeck, former Whitingites. Mrs. R. M. Andrus and son, Ralph, of Sheridan avenue left Saturday for California. . where she will visit her parents. Mr. Andrus will follow later. Mrs. James Kelly and son of Ohio avenue is planning on leaving for New York on Sunday, where they will visit her parents. The wedding of Miss Josephine

Jewett of Whiting and Frank Shumaker I Mari Gerlach. Rosa Scheldt and Minr v-(o. iron. -m r,,,0 . Lfie Stark. John Stark, Edward Thlelen,

the home of the former's sister, Mrs.' Frank Spoars, 508 116th street, this evening. The couple will leave this evening for a short trip before going to their new home in Niagara Falls. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Scherr entertained a number of friends and relatives at their home in Sheridan avenue on Sunday in honor of the First Holy Communion of their son, Andrew. Among the out-of-town relatives in attendance were Andrew Kammer, Mrs. Barbara Scherr and son, Mathew; Mrs. Peter Scherr and son. Ben, all of St. John: Mr. and Mrs. Michael Kammer and son and daughter of Englewood. Mrs. Theodore Kammer of Dyer spent yesterday visiting relatives here. Miss Katherine Koch and Raymond Koch spent yesterday in Chicago. 3 ROBERTSDALE 1 Mrs. John Plau ' of Myrtle avenue, who underwent an operation for appendicitis at the St. Benard hospital, is getting along nicely and expects to be able to return home tomorrow. Mrs. Charles Gothe will entertain the members of the Ladies' Bible class and a few friends at a sock social tomorrow evening at her home in Indiana boulevard. Mrs. Herman Regnier of Hammond visited her mother, Mrs. Fritz Kasch of Indiana boulevard. Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. John Z. Earley and daughter, Leo. of Elburne, 111., returned to their home after a few days' visit with Dr. and Mrs. T. W. Kohr of Indiana boulevard. The Priscilla Embroidery club will meet tomorrow afternoon at the Stress home in Lake avenue. Miss Sigma Swanson of Hammond was the guest of Miss Agnes Atchison of Lake avenue, last evening. Mrs. Gough and daughter, Vivian, were Chicago visitors Monday. The fire department was called ou4 Sunday night to a fire at the hnmo f Charles Flaugher of Myrtle avenue1 The fire, which had started in the kitchen had gained considerable headway before the arrival of the firemen, who soon had the blaze under control. Considerable damage was done to the btrtldlng. Elmer Atchison of Lake avenue motored to Crown Point Sunday.. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Jewett of Hammond are visiting at the Jewett home in Indiana boulevard, today. Eleanora Llndow of Chicago returned home after a week's visit with Helen Buell of Indiana boulevard. -Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Christensen of Hammond visited friends here l&sfr

A fall bonnet for evening. ' Mr. and Mrs. Henry Arnold" of Lake avenue left Saturday for a week's visit with their daughter at Marshalltown, la. Mr. and Mrs. John Peterson of Myrtle avenue motored to Tracy. Ind., ' Sunday, where they visited relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Merle Sellers have ' moved from Amy avenue to Chicago. ST. JOHN Jacob Schmidt whose foot was injured by a piece of steel while at work Thursday at Hegewisch, was able to resume work again Monday morning. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Malsch and children were Hammond visitors. Sunday. Mrs. Jacob Spanier spent Sunday with relatives at Dyer. Miss Laura Scherer was a Chicago visitor, Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Heiney and family of Turkey Creek, visited here with ! Mr. and Mrs. Adam Adler over Sunday. Miss Margaret Lmdwig and Frank Dinges of Chicago spent Sunday here -ith Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas Ludwlg. Miss Frances Klassen of Chicago, spent Sunday here with her mother. The commencement exercises and distribution of eighth grade diplomas K t H a Rpi A. "Rfidinn. took nlarn Sunvuy evening. The graduates were: Frank Auterman and Gilbert J? ruts. and those who received diplomas of the commercltl course were Levi Klassen, Helen Rietman and Edward Gerlach, and Palmer Method diplomas were given to Marie Gerlach, Rosa Scheldt. Minnie Stark and FranK Auterman. a very enjoyable time was had by all present. Henry Jergins and Mrs. Jacob

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jKlassen, Mrs. John Dewes, Mrs. Frank Herman were Hammortd visitors on Monday. DYER Dance at John J. Hoffman's, Wed nesday, June 20th. Everybody invited. 6:19:1 Last Sunday a class of twenty-four boys and girls made their solemn communion at St. Joseph's church here. Mn. and Mrs. Wm. Gettler entertained the following guests at their home here Sunday: Mr. and Mrs. Peter Wolf, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Wolf. Mr. and Mrs. M. G. I.avene and daughter, Mr. am' Mrs. Wi'lian Toung and children, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Wolf and daughter and Mrs. K. Kavanaugh and children, all of Hammond. I The play "Myrtle Ferns" given by the high school pupils at St. Joseph's ha'.l Sunday was well attended and Is a credit to the players for the outside of the interesting story. The players acted their parts well. Mr. and Mrs. Val Keul of Chicago, are spending several days at the home of their daughter here at present. Mrs. M. Schaller and son Teter left yesterday' for Chicago where they were called by the serious illness of Mrs. Robert Huse, formerly Miss Mary Schaller. Mr. and Mrs. Anton Kaiser and child ren of Chicago Heights, visited with relatives here over Sunday. SCHERERVILLE O. B. Place, a soldier boy of Fort Sharidan, was here visiting with his brother, Frank M. Place, the depot agent. Frank Koeling of Valparaiso, is visitingfor a few days with his parents. Margaret Spitz of Chicago, visited her parents. Sunday.

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her parents and friends. A number from here went to Crown Point, Sunday afternoon to see the motorcycle races. Judge McMahon of Crow nPolnt, will speak at the new St. Michael's hall at Schererville. Sunday, June 24 at 7:30 p. m. He will explain everything about the Red Cross and invites everybody to come, young and old. Also Rev. Wm. Berg will take up a collection at both holy mass for the Red Cross. A number from here attended the entertainment at Dyer and enjoyed the play very much. Miss Margaret Grlnen of Chicago, spent Sunday here- with her parents. HOBART Mr. and Mrs. Docstader of Chicago, visited over Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. S. Tree. Mr. pnd Mrs. P. Havke and family of Cleveland, Ohio, are here visiting -vlth relatives for a few days. Rev. Wr.i. HofT went to Fort Wayne resterdiy to attend the funeral of Father Mongoven of Anderson, Ind, which was held at Fort Wayne yesterday. The Community Chautauqua which was being held here during the past week clased last evening. There will be a meeting this evening of the Boy Scouts at the gy of the M. E. church. Otto Kulage and sister, and Miss Fortschneider of St. Louis, have returned to Hobart and will spetid" the summer here. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Rose of Hammond, visited here with relatives Sunday. Eliminates the Heat. By using two slightly separated lenses and passing a current of air between them a French scientist has succeeded in freeing the high power light of motion picture projectors from heat. Join the Red Cross. -TRY

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