Hammond Times, Volume 12, Number 157, Hammond, Lake County, 24 December 1917 — Page 9

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fondav. December 24. V.)7. THE TIME3 ACTRESS BUSY IX WAli RELIEF WORK 4: 1VS. V

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Toren's Auto . Sales Company New Location: Corner Oakley Ave. and Logan St., Hammond.

j$0tfitr inOR e exceptionally large 1 vfLO JP business we have enjoyed VN J the past year we are i -1 AKXY-0 thankful Wishing our patrons AJ ' -'r an a a ver7 prosperous Xew jl ' f'i f VmJ general hardware Jyoofh W4V J 630 So. Hohman Street. SSV iOSlf j 7 Hammond, Ind. i S

ipOR the very liberal patronage be- )K ( J. stowed upon us the past year we thank you, and trust the same cor- fJs dial relations will continue the coming f I 0y season. Wishing all the compliment? f y of the season. fj Straube Piano J?&$ tSsIuL & Music Co. aVQ fl Straube BIdg., Hammond. JV-

Mrs. M. J. G. Erans. The wife of Capt. M. J. G. Evans ef the British Royal fiyinp corps is devoting; her stafje talents to various war reliefs in England. She was formerly Camille Clifford.

HOBART

December ZZ. Mr. and Mrs. F. Ruchti were v,nioaRo visitors yesterday. A number of girls win give a darters; party at Stratton ? liall this. Saturday evening:. The proceeds will be turned over to trre local Red Cross worker?.. Fred Kellman of Gary, whs has been In the, nervice and has been at Camp Taylor for the rast six months, is heme on a few days" furlough and visited here with friends last even; lnp. Mrs. Dieboldt of Gary, is hre vis

iting with relatives for a couple of days. The -following officers were elected for the, following year by the O. E. S. chapter; Worthy mtron, L'ra Haistead; worthy patron, Albert S. . rh'.lUps; associate matron. Jjllli Pchol-

!r; secretary, JpnnJe McCIaren; urer. Ella James; conductress.

Lindgrn. Th public nieaklnjr class of the local high school gave a Christmas program at th school auditcrrium yesterday ,afternodn..

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DYER

W e have, found that friendship In business counts for much and wo are grateful for yours. Let us wish you a Joyful Christinas. The First National Bank cf Dyer A GOOD BANK in a GOOD TOWN. 12-24-1 Ruth Stommel and Agnesa Hoffman returned from Lake. Forest university Friday evening, to spnd the holiday

vacation- at home. The -girls were.

glad to. return to the flesh

Dyer for the time being. Friday evening- th automobile longing to Joseph Kaiser caught and was hurnd to th ground, cause is r.ry known. M:, Kair been ojt with the. inahiio 311

evening and had returned but a .short time before It caught fir. It was first noticed by a passcr-by who loused Mrs. Kaiser and together they moved the burning -iia-h;ne out of the building but were un.able io sa'e H as the Mames spi a rapidiy.

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LOWELL

Mrs. Sam Sirois of Shelby, was m Lowell yesierdaj-. C E. Viant transacted business in Rensselaer yesterday.

.William Belshaw of Shelby, was in

Lowell yesterday on business A program consisting of a Christmas cantata will be given tomorrow night at the Christian church. A cordial welcome is extended to the public to attend. . The Lowell Motor Truclt Company i. making rapid progress In the way f selling stock and getting in shap in handle the growing demand for L'owelt trucks. The company has leased th John Miller blacksmith shop for the purpose of assembling trucks. The Lowell truck" recently underwent a very severe test in Chicago and was in the content with a number of other trucks. The prospects for tne company are vehy bright and a large number of people are buying stock in the company.

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MUNSTER

i C. F. Schoon visited his son Teter, at

Ump Taylor. Ky . list Sunday. The Red Cross held its meeting Friday evening. The school program Thursday evening was well attended. Miss Clarice Jarneke presided at the piano, Mrs. Gainer, the. music teacher, being ill. Some of the boys showed lackof patriotism by leaving the room when the Star Spigled Banner was sung. They were promptly called down by Miss Fierse. . , School is closed for a one week's vacation. Miss Esther Lightfoot wa.s the guest of Louise Kaske Thursday evening.

SCHERERVILLE The entertainment given by the littl children last Friday nigh;, was largely attended and the play aS appreciated very much. After !h performance Santa Claus isited the crowd. He htd a nice litle talk with the, children and gave each one of them a nice box of candy. A nice speech. was given by Miss Nora A.' I'ineen e.NplainiriK to the parents of the children about the ?hrifl stamp. Miss Pinec-n also urged the gronn-up folks to buy these stamps. The school closed Friday and will be optntd Jan. 7 again. The parochial school was closed Thursday aftern?on. The children gave a nice, entertainment In thft new St.

Mtchaels half. The children all received a large package of candy.

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IXf E are more than thankful for the VT the exceptional patronage the public has bestowed upon us the past season and hope for a continuance of the same next year. Wishing all a Merry Xmas and a very prosperous Xew Year. Bohling-Haehnel Auto Sales Co. Corner Douglas and Hohman Sts.

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JL their very liberal patronage tho Pat year my sincere thanks and ish for a continuance of the same the coming year. Wishing one and all a Merry Xmas and a prosperous Xew Year.

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K55 A rr this season of the year our VAAiir thoughts turn to. those whose OLrV y 7r3?2 friendly relations have made possible ck A 7"SrT bigger and better things. We extend M jTTz Ak VrV to - 011 11 hearty greeting for a Merry JjT Y '"SutX Christmas and a Happy, Prosperous sf yT tA C. BEALE ' pl AUTO ACCESSORIES AND rS XKl A-v, SUPPPLIES & IX -gj J'V 94 State St. Hammond. rfQQT