Hammond Times, Volume 12, Number 22, Hammond, Lake County, 13 July 1917 — Page 8

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Crown Point Mews

Happenings of a Day In Lake Countys Lively Capital

The Public Library commission of Indiana with the help of Indiana libraries proposes to establish a permanent camp library at Fort Benjamin Harrison for the young men of America, and especially of Indiana, who are training for soldiers. The plan Is to collect books, magazines and money throughout the state, and while we have all been called upon to "do, our bit" in other ways. the amount to be raised in Crown Point for this purpose is not large and , everyone should fee it not only his duty but also his pleasure to help in this worthy undertaking. The Crown Point library will receive and handle all donations from this community. Only new or nearly new books are desired, and mapazines from January 1, 1917 to the present. Please make your collections of material and send to the library as soon as possible in order that there may be no unnecessary delay on our part. The Chamber of Commerce band concert last ntfrht brought out the biggest crowd of the season. The public square was packed with crowded cars and fully 1.000 heard the music. Miss Luclle Maynard of Chicago, who formerly lived in Crown Point, is spending a few days here with friends.

Mrs. Charles Knoll of this city, is spending a few days with friends in Mexrillville. The Eastern Star will hold its regular meeting. the club rooms tonight. Mrs. H. H. AVheeler is in Rensselaer today in attendance at a meeting of the women members of the various county councils of defense for the Tenth district. The next meeting of the Lake County Council of Deense will be held on Monday, July 16, in Crown Point. Mayor Krost recently made a trip to the general superintendents' office of the Panhandle at Logansport and Chicago, in an endeavor to secure better passenger service on that road, especially for Gary and Crown Point people, and hopes to announce important results of his visit with in the next fortnight. Miss Kate Blum has returned from a two weeks' vacation trip, spent at West Salem and Chippewa Falls, Wis., and will resume here duties at the Letz Manufacturing Co. on Monday. Mrs. Harry Strait of Gary, visited with Crown Point friends on Thursday. Miss Grace White of Chicago, has been the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Kaiser of Jackson street," for the last fortnight. Mrs. Pr. Farley has been experienc-

ng fjuite poor health of late, and is conIlned to her home on Court street quite a good deal of the time. - Peter Beidledorf of Gary, spent Thursday, the guest of Vincent Youkey.

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The little daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Worley who lives southeast of Lowell, is seriously sick. Harold Trump and Ernest Wooldridga went to Shelby last evening on business. The Christian church chorus will give an ice cream social on the public square tomorrow night. Harry Rigg of La fayette, came last evening for a visit with his daughter, Mrs. John Taylor and family. Mr. and Mrs. James Brannock and two children were in Chicago yesterday. Mr. and Mrs. Tom Strickland and Mrs. Bert Strickland were in Chicago yesterday. George 'Dickey and Sam Sirois of Shelby, were in Lowell yesterday on business. Mrs. James Plnkerton of Shelby, visited her daughters, Mrs. Amma Uichols end Mrs. Will Sisson. here yesterday.

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Mrs. C. P. Schoon is entertaining her cousin, Mrs. Tobin and daughters from Chicago, for a few days. Mis Esther Lightfoot of Griffith, is spending a few days with Louise. Waske. C. Jabnay was brought home from St. Margaret's hospital. Thursday. Mr. Jabaay Is still quite 111. but was veryanxious to be In his own home. J. Kooy entertained a few friends on Tuesday evening in honor of birthday. The Commercial club met Wedaesday night in the town hall. Mrs. P. Tanis entertained her mother. Mrs. Schoon, and Mrs. Tobin and daughters. Wednesday evening.

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Mrs. Felix McElroy has returned home from Rosscommon. Mich., where she spent several weeks visiting her daughter. Mrs. Page Owens. Mrs. William Emmel of the East Side is in St. Benard's hospital in Chicago, where sbe underwent a very serious operation. Princess theatre tonight. House Peters and Myrtle Stedman in "The Happiness of Three Women." A unique drama in five acts. Also a good comedy. "-1S-1 Miss Kate Wade of Lincoln avenue, is

entertaining her sister-in-law, Mrs. Zino Wade of Laporte. Miss Sylvia Sternberg of 119th street, Is visiting rels.tlves in Chicago. Frank Rajcany of Crystal City. Tex., is here visitng his brother, Rev. Father Benedict Rajcany. J. J. Kelly, son and daughter, John and Agnes of Laporte avenue, have returned from a trip through Michigan and southern Indiana. Mrs. Edward Shaeffer and little son of Atchison avenue, returned home yesterday from the Michael Recce hospital in Chica go. Dr. and Mrs. G. S. Hilliard and daughter. Miss Thelma, and Misses Louise Randall and Royetta Transseau will motor to Paw Paw, Mich., to remain over

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Henry Hatt has received word from his brother, Walter Hatt. saying that he has been promoted to quartermaster in th gun crew of the U. S. freighter, the War Knight. His brother. Roy Hatt, is on the battleship. Missouri, but writes that this is not exciting enough for him, so he is now going to try to get on a torpedo boat. Larry Steffle of East Chicago, was fined $3 and costs last night in the city court, amounting to $13. on the charge of obstructing the sidewalk. Stoffie is a contractor and had his working apparatus on the Schrage ave-

I nue for almost a year. Upon payment

he was released. LOST Blue serge coat in Whiting, Monday. Made by Scotland Tailors. Cleveland. O., with union work card In pockft. Reward for return to Whiting Garage. 7-11-3 51 r. and Mrs. A. Sugar of New York avenue have been entertaining Mrs. Harris and Mrs. Breekman of Chicago at their home in 'New York avenue. Mrs. Clyde Lamsman is improving at the sanitarium at Ottawa 111. Central State Bank, 119th st, and Cleveland ave.. will open to the public Saturday. July 14. Hours 3 a. jn- to 8 p. m. . 7-12-3 Floyd Emerson, switchman employed by the S. O. Co., was arrested by Of

ficer Janos for blocking the Indiana boulevard crossing for a longer time than that allowed by law. He was released on bonds to appear later for trial. Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Miles have moved into their home in Oliver street, which they have Just purchased from Mrs. Maud Allen. Mr. and Mrs. Duke Johnson have moved into the Miles louse on New York avenue. Mike Yuhasz was arrested on the charge of provocation. His trial will be held tonight. Mrs. John Eiesen and daughter, Mrs. Arthur Dexter, spent Wednesday In Hammond. Messrs. R. F. Denham, James J. N'ejdl, Arnold Exton. James Burton and Reuben Spurrier have returned from Shelbyville. Ind.. where they attended the Municipal league convention. The Whiting Masonic band will hold its first concert of the season at the

Whiting park this evening.

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Photographs Tell Story of Woman's Suftering--Her Return to Health

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Every picture tell3 a story. Absolutely helpless in bed from rheumatism for one year, then a wheel chair, later able to go about on crutches and finally recovery so that she is able to work in the garden and feed the chicks, is the happy ending experienced by Mrs. F- A. Cheney of Moosup, Conn. She said: "Xow that I am well I spend a great deal of my time feeding the chickens anl puttering about the garden." "I suffered from rheumatism of the joints for five years. I believe every joint in my body was affocted. My hands, wrists, knees, feet were swollen from a chnlky deposit and I was helpless. Physicians wanted to operate on me and try to remove the depositMv knees were drawn up to

Central .State Rank. 113th st. and ' n angle of 43 degrees, so that they

anyone lift me fum the bed was agony unbearable- How helpless I svas and what I suffered only God and myself knows. "The rector of St Alban's Church in Danielson knows my condition, for ho called on me while I was confined to bed for the purpose of giving me communion. I will give the names of the two ministers to all who request them. When I started on'-Var-ne-sis I was in bed continually sretting worse, and for almost a year I did not see very much improvement except that my stomach was better and my strength began to return. Then I was lifted bodily from the bed :o a wheel chair- After a few months ; was able to use crutches. Discarding crutches, I got about by holding

onto a chair and a tnbie, and finally

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Order your Sunday Examiner from your local dealer to-day. The paper was completely sold out in three hundred cities last Sunday. Do it now. Call up WITTER & FITZGERALD Phone 401 Hammond. 567 Bulletin Street.

Mrs. O. F. Abt of East St. Louis, is visiting her grandmother, Mrs. Hunter of Indiana boulevard. Mrs. Abt was an eyewitness of that terrible riot. Misses Elsie Larson. Elanora Fick, Lillie and Clara Plau visited Miss Vgnes' Atchison at the St. Benard hospital Wednesday. All women who wish to vote at the coming election are requested to register at the Robertsdale Public Library U-'dnesday evening. July 18. Mrs. Gibney and daughter of Louisville. Ky., rre the guests of Mr. and -Mrs K'.wum j-ett of Indiana boulevard, Wednesday. The members of th Toi,. t-...,.

class w.-e entertains Wednesday evening by Mrs. Hunt and Mrs. Henry Fick at the Hunt home in Myrtle avenue. Tl.e meeting was largely attended. After the business session a social hour was enjoyed and ref reshmerlts were served. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Benson spent Thursday in East Chicago visitingr at the Fay home. Mrs. Fred Leverenz of Myrtle avenue visited friends in East Side, Wednesday.

Herman Theissen transacted business in Somtn Chicago, last evening. Mrs. .John Visconti and Mrs. Harry Golding were guests of Mrs. Walters or Hammond, yesterday. Mrs. Stevens of Pearl street is confined to her home with an attack of pleurisy. Mrs. John Blaul of Roberts avenue was hostess to the members of the Marquette club at her home Wednesday afternoon. The guests spent the afternoon in playing pedro and prizes were won by Mesdames Bueil. Theissen and Stross. At the close of the games dainty refreshments were served. The christening of the little daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George Holswortb. took

place at their home in Pearl street Wednesday evening. Rev. Slack of Peoria. 111., great grand-father of the baby, performed the ceremony. The little one was named Winifred Mae. Mrs.

lolsworth Sr. acted as sponsor.

Mrs. John Livingston or Indiana boulevard visited relatives in East Sid'1 Wednesday. Miss Ruth Jewett is recovering slowly from her recent illness. Mr. and Mrs. Williafc Timm of Sheffield avenue visited Dr. and Mrs. Harry

ould not be straightened, and, to have all fain and stiffness left me. so that

:oday I am as well as ever, as you ;an see." W. A. Vamey, discover of Var-ne-sis, offers $1,000 if Mrs. Cheney's cas is other than absolutely genuine cr has been purchased. He said: "I have a preparation In Var-ne-sis that conquers chronic rheumatism of the joints- It's not an experiment it's not printer's ink it's Truth.' "Tiere's health in Var-ne-sis for rheumatic sufferers. I know what it has done for hundreds. Pain and suffering will compel you to take Var-ne-sis sometime- Do it now." Send to W. A- Varney, Lynn, Mass-, for .the "Story of Var-ne-sis." It's Free. Get Var-ne-sis now today at Summers' Pharmacy and all reliable druggists. Advertisement-

Timm of East Side. Wednesday. Mrs. George Parker of 116th street spent Wednesday in Chicago visiting friends. Mr. and Mrs. Schade of Lake avenue are entertaining Mr. and Mrs. John Smith of Xorth Judson, Ind.

Every can of food put up this summer helps make fcod shortage next winter impossible.

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