Hammond Times, Volume 13, Number 4, Hammond, Lake County, 21 June 1918 — Page 5

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ST. PAUL'S

GRADUATID

The annual graduation exerc;es 0f Pt. Paul's Lutheran school will take place at St. Paul's Luthfrsn church, Friday evening. Tho exercises will begin at S o'clock. The public is invited. Following are the, namn of t!io graduates: Alma Rohenhorst, Tren Seherer. Klla Ehbert. Frieda Mullfr, Alma Klitjke, IZmma Robenhorst. Kunico Siedentoipf, Ldia Klitzkc, Emma Sommers. Gertrude Breher, Sophia Ebert. Car! Martens. Edwin Spoerner, "Walter VRrieh, Alfred N'ack. Wm. Fiebelkorn. Oscar Hucbner. Program. American National ymn - - Audience T-.vocation Rv. -V. F. l.iehtsinn Address liev. Thleme. East Side. Ill Pong Pupils Salutatory Eunice- Siedentopf Class Histor.-y Eylia Klitzk Valedictory Alfred Nack Address Rev. W. F. l.iehtsinn Son Pupils Distribution of Diplomas C. AV". Linsenman Star Spangled Banner --Audience

PERSONAL I

SOCIAL NEWS!

-;.. opractor and Masseuse Nervous -tseases a specialty. Mollis. Hefner. Poem 6. Artemis BMg.. 15 E State St. Thone "373. 5-21

VEGETABLE HINTS.

Try steaming preen vegetables instead of boiling them.

Soak wilted vegetables In cold water until they are crisp and fresh.

Soak celery and cabbage, for 15 to "ft minute before using so that any insects or worms will come out.

The French ltk pens rooked in leiture leaves in the top of double, boiler or laid in lettuce leaves on the top of a strainer. f-'omet imcs. too. they add a parsley leaf or a mint leaf to peas in the rocking: to K'.ve them f!aor. but the plain flavor of well cooked green p"i"s is very pleasing without any additions.

Cook beets, before pe ling.

a r ruts and parsnips

The skin somes off

after cocking in and easy way.

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Potatoes, too, may be rooked in their Jackets. To rem..o the skins of tomatoes, dip them into a pan of bo-;;ing watt r, then chill. The sksns- can then be vastly reni'HoJ.

If you boil your vegetables, never throw away the water in which they

were cooked It contains valuable j mnter.il. L'r-e it. as the basis of a i soup. I

Hadtshes. rc.d or white, when a little too old to be eaten raw, may be cooked like turnipts and served. Feet tops are one of the most delicious of greens.

COMDIO EVENTS. Miss Aurllla "Wilcox will b hostess .o the D. A SI. C"iub lits evtnir.g at her iorrt. in Detroit street. farewell party was given at the fcom? of Mr. and Mrs. 1,. A. Milne, 4 33 Lrnckert street, to the office employees of the International Load Ref. Co. in honor of three of the boys who leave fhvrtly for service in the t'. S. nnvv. Those present were t!-. Misses Edith t'ieale. Sadie Joyce, Ada Cutler. Daisy t.R!r. Grace Ruttr.er. Jessie Haer and Mrs R. C. SlcVey. Mrs. E. A. Miine and Messrs. E. H. Cutler. Arthur Hess. J. Victor Hir.es. J. A. Scott, R. C. McVey. 1L 'A. Milne and so;- Wayne. Thrf eveningwas enjoyed with selections on the Ttotro!a and games after which refreshments were served. Decorations were carried out in red. white and blue. Those ieavine for the service are E. H. Tutler. Arthur Hp and J. V. Hints.

opened her home Thursday evening for a delightful surprise linen shower given by Miss Marie Camp tn honor of her sister. Miss Marguerite Camp who nil', he a July bride. Music and games were the diversions and at the close a prettily appointed luncheon was served. There wei- covers for the Mises Pearl Prohl. Edna Cole. Rose Kuhlman. Eaura and Mildred Thompson. Ruby and Mildred Pearson. Es'ella Su'iivsn. Ma and Minnie Retziaff. Vera Prohl. Marguerite Camp. Mrs. A. Pearson. Mrs. Rate, Mrs. Rabb and Mrs. Camp.

Sirs. Edward Rate. 742 Waiter street.

FOR WEAK LUKSS e" throat trrub's thst threaten to become chronic, this OairPun rcimnwind wtll b found efTeetive. The handiest form yt davd. FVe from harmful or h3bit-forcatnj-drugs. Try them toJay. 50 cents a box, including war lax Tot sale by all druggist Eckmsa Laboratory. rhiiade.lphis.

Tho child culture department had the meeting of the Raptist Woman's Union in chare yesterday afternoon and a very interesting program was given. Mr. Adams Rave the address and the musical program was piven by Mrs. Rashore. Mrs. Oeorge Adkins, Florence Houston and Marine Beach. The members brought their knitting; to the meeting. ". .ft Mrs. F. O. r.tck. 5S V.ilcox street, opened her home last evening: for the meeting of the Central W. C. T. N. Arranpements ere made for the annual Flower Day to be observed next Wednesday when the members assisted by the Roy Scouts will distribute bouqutB at St. Siargaret's hospital, also for thoir visit to the County Farm at Crown Print Sunday. The four Hammond Unions will join in Riving: an entertainment there in the afternoon. At the close of the business session a program was given. The meeting was attended by a laree number of members and guests.

There was a meeting of th members of Opal Hive No. K3 E. O. T. SI. M. i yesterday afternoon at the home of Sirs. Eena Sione in Wilcox avenue to ballot

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on candidates and transact other business. A social hour was enjoyed following the business meeting. This evening several of the members will attend . meeting of the Gary Hive and will leave here on the seven o'clock Sibley street car. Mrs. Peter Halfman entertained informally at cards yesterday afternoon at her home in MichiKun avenue for the members of Circle No. 2. Pedro was plaved and honors in the fames were won by Mrs. WilkMm Eiektr. Sirs. Henry Rleker nnd Mrs. E. Ward The giKsts played at three tables and at the conclusion of the xm"s the hostess served refreshments. In two weeks Mrs. Erlewelri of Fayette street will be hostess to the society. Mrs. M. SI Bruce of Carroll street was hostess to the Colonial Club on Thursday afternoon and with the members she had as guests Mrs. F. R. 1w in of Robinson, 111.: Mrs. Oscar Rainier and daughter of Chicago, Mrs. R. E. Hickman of New York City. Mrs. J. .1. Turner of East Chicago, Sirs. x J. McAler. Mrs. J. D. SiiiaJley. Mrs. T. T. Ilutien, Sirs. Alexander Stoikowitz. Sirs. J. SI Turner and Sirs. R E. E-'cher The afternoon was spent In knitting and music.

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The next meeting of the Pine Stree; Radios' Aid Society will be the regjuiar monthly business and social meeting at the home of Sirs. J. V. Heeler tiext Thursday afternoon. The meeting yesterday afternoon was omitted. Sirs Marion E. Zuver and Sirs. Flies were hostesses to the members of the Amicitia Club yesterday afternoon at Mrs. Zuver's home, IdJ Holmixn street. With the club they- had as guests Sirs. F. C Rrohl and Sirs. Slarpoe. Red Cross work was done during the afternoon and in conclusion a dainty collation was served. At her home. 101 Sheffield avenue, yesterday afternon Sirs. V. F. Henry was hostess to the Eadies" Aid Society of the First Congrr gat ir-nal ihurch. During the business hieeling the members bc-.an preparations for their annual picnic and elected officers. Sirs. Varney was elected president. Sirs. P. Newman, vice president: Mis. W. Rower, secretary, and Mrs. C. Roth we!, treasurer. The hostess served r-fresh-nietits at the close of the afternoon.

There will be a meeting of the True Kindred lodge this evening at the I. O. O. F. hull. Degrees will be conferred on a class of candidates. Sirs. E. A. Gilson and eon Russell

, and daughter Margaret are at their ! summer cottage at Eak WinnebaKO, j "Wis., where they Vv1ll remain until i September. i i Miss Maud Smith returned Monday

from Ri -v id -me, R , where she spent sct.riil months the guest of her sister. Mrs. Moms. Miss iiciiie Knoits of Mtienich Court

I is in llo'iv, .Mien , ine miest of relati.'- ! for the summer.

Sirs, lifnifc'' vv . Plile.i and. son George of Chicago visit'd Hnmnu'nd friends yesterday. FOR RENT A PisseM Electric Suction cleaner w'h all accessories for cleaning rug.. i at tress, springs, furniture, pianos, v:!N. ni"il lings, etc. Phunc before 6 r. m. 477 ; after. EM3R. or drop p istal. H. WIT. 43 Detroit st. Hammond. 6-13-21-24 NOTICE. During the months or June, July and Aucii feed st" ts will close at 12

j oYloi-k noon, Saturday.

The Hiekcr Rros Co. Maginct Rros. Kussmau! Feed Roofing Co. H. R. Downey. 6-20-21-26-27

I CARD OF THANKS

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Mead and Koyce f.led euit for $2000 against the, R 4 O. C. T. Ky . for damages to his truck when it was ttruck by a train.

HAMMOND TEAM

IS HARD HIT

The Hammond Raseball Club has been hard hit by the demand for players in the big leagues. John Mosul, Hammond's star second baseman, has signed up with the Sox and yesterday ran base for Weaver, bringing In h run. Toole is flirting with Boston and ! ielder may go with Cleveland.

Sirs. N. J. Austpen entertained at dinner last evening honoring h -r brother. Ciaren. e Rates, who vviil leav e Tuesday for Camp Sherman. Chillioothe. o, an. 3 Valter Rohde and Adam Eb- : t w ho will leave the following Friday f r th training camp at Indianapolis. Smilax and marguerites decorated the tables. During the evening thi quests were entertained with mu io. Those present were George Noonan. Waiter Rchde, Adam Eheit. Arthur Slorrison. Renos Rates e.f East Chicaeo. Fred E'nert. C. E. Rohde. George Kralovvetz Clarence 13a tes. Edward and Henry Goehringer, Walter Kutz, N. J. Austgen and E. E Dickey. Congregation Feth-Al will conduct divine services this evening at eicht o'clock Dr. Rosensard will officiate and preach a sermon entitled. "The Touch of Nature Slaking the Whole World Kin." Important business will be transacted at the meeting of Hammond Chapter No. 12 i Women of Mooseheart Region this evening and it is desired that there is a large attendance of members.

CARD Or THANKS. i We wjih to thank mir many friends j nnd r.elihbvrs f' -r th-ir kindness and I sympathv m uur sorrow in the death of ! our daughter. Irene. Also for the many beautiful foral ofiYntits and to those who so kindly lent their autos. and to the He v. M H. Km use. th.i Eadies' Aid, j the choir. C. E.. nr.d to the employes ! of Reid-M'ird'M'h. and ltz nlar.t. MR. AND SIRS. WM. I. XUKE AND FA.MIRV. C-21-1

M. E. CAMPAIGN IS ON. The campa gn of the M. E. church, north and south, for the raising of SO million dollars to extend Methodism is about to b e g ; n Preliminary work started nt Columbus. Ohio the first of the week, where both the ne;th and south churches had representatives. A delegation of seventy-five bishops and elders from the Coulmbtis meeting arrived in Gary and Hammond to. riiv and will motor over the Calumet recinn for the. purpose of making a s'l'vfy of the needs tn thts region. Of the eighty mi'lions to be expended forty ml'lien will be ued at home and forty abroad, eviend'ng the work principally in Afi fea. India and China. One million will be invested in the Calumet region and Hammond is to hare in this fund Needs in the fove'en n'isrt'i " will he taken care of. Rev. R.i s sett e.f the First church if chaperoning the party arriving in Hammond.

WILL SAY FIRST MASS.

The Raverend John G. Krost, son of John F. Krost. o' 32 Doty street, this city, wiil hold his first solemn maes Sunday morning. June 30th, at :30 o'clock. St. Joseph's church. Hammond, Indiana. Itev. Krot was ordained Slay 18. by H-.s Grace, Most Rev. John J. Glennon. D D.. Saint Francis church. Saint Eouis, Mo. The young man his a host of warm friends who will be drawn to the church for the unusual occasion.

2 POUNDS SUGAR TOACUSTOMER Frank O Rourke. Hammond food mentor announced this morning that commencing todav grovers are limited to two pound of sugar t" a customer except on canning cards. Housewives desiring sugar for canning must secure a card.

CARL KOCH PASSES AWAY

Carl Koch, fit years old. of 510 Sibley street. Hammond, died at his home yesterday af'ernoon. He leaves a widow and several children to mourn him. Funeral vvill he held at the house at two o'clock then from the St. Paul's Lutheran church on Clinton street at 2:31 o'clock Interment will be in the Concordia cemetery. Undertaker Niedow in charge.

A SMALL FIRE

Y The Hammond fire department was called to I'oucios Ftreet about two I o'clock this afternoon where they put ! out a fire in a coal shed

.oL inu'.n a'iTii;iK was none

Dorcas Eodge of Rcbekhs wi:l hold it retrulor weeklv meeting Saturday

TWO DAMAGE SUITS. Two damage suits were filed in the superior court at Hammond todav. i.ii'.ian Grrnd'dier th: oush her att'viit i, H. E. Granger, asks $500 of the H W. & E. C Railway for injuries leeeived when she wa thrown from a street car. George P. Gulp, through Attorneys

CHARLIE CHAPLIN AT THE ORPHEUM Charles Chaplin in "A Dog's Eife" causing the folks to yet murder at the Hammond Orpheum theatre torjuy. It is faid to be trie funniest of all the Chaplin comedies. The double bill Includes A 'ire Jnvce in "A Woman Between Fr'ends." Tomorrow and Pundav 'he house offers five arts of vaudeville including a dressy girl and music act called, "Keep Moving." There are eirht girls in the song and dance revue On Monday and Tuesday the house offer the feature moving picture drama. "Sins of Ambition."

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"Generml Pershing will cros the Rhir.e" that's the rapid-fire refrain of tha smashing patriotic hit. Arthur Fields and the Peerless Quartette sing the stirring lyrics with a qaiclc-march swing that Bjakes this record sLnpIy irresistible.

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iRv 1'xiTF.ri flits?. By CARE GROAT. WASHINGTON'. June !!.-r.Mrn-ment authorities cautioned today iittiiiist over-optimism as a result of the report of Austrian strike-peace demonstrations and food riots. Though the slate departments have reports showing unsatisfactory fool conditions and contiderable unrest it is pointed out that these reports have rreeeeded every Teuton offensive so far. According to information here the Austrians are dissatisfied with the slowprogress in the Italian drive and it is said nothing short of a victory there will prevent serious troubles. Tast experiences show the Teutons manufacture strike stories to belittle the efforts of their enemy. Austria is .tied so close by Germany that nothing short of a great upheaval would permit her to escape.

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GROWN POINT NEWS RAPPKNLVOS or A DV IV LAKi: COL.NTT1 UVSXT CaJPlTAi.

There is a most important meeting

i called for at the Kum Oln.ag.i city hull this evening. of the war saving J stamp committee, properly the old lib- : erty loan committee and it is most urg

ent that all workers be present to prepare fir ihe drive which opens Monday. The quota must be reached bby Kridny eveniog. June 2e, which is the national day set. aside by proclamation of the president, of the t'liPed States. It behoovfs every worker to get an early slart and can.plete thi campaign within the coming five d;?y-. Re prompt ia vour attendance this evening. The meeting will be called at 8 o'clock.

The funeral of the late Homer Wells was held on Thursday afternoon, and was one of the largest ever held in this city. The Masons. Roy Scouts, G. A. R. and W. R. C. attended in a body, besides many towns people and from the country and cities adjo ning. Milton Rally, the sixteen year old son of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Rally of Chicago, who are spending tho summer with Mrs. V. If. Havward. has enlisted :n the navy and expects to leave tux: week. Rrof. v. f! Rnirtcr. formerly superintendent of Crown Roint schools, but now located at M' Vernon, Ind , was in town r few tin v:; tin vvek. Miss Mripgie Sehmil of Rowel! attended the commeuceiueiit exercises at St M.'iv'.- school on Thursday night. .Vd-m H Ret?: of the Rctz Manu-r.-icturiTi; Company. Terr Trist eveiiTn-? for I'rb-inn. Hi. ft whieh point tho c "j. i i rsit ;. of Illinois is conducting national dairy -. i, v f n t ion. .June 20 and LI?. Mr. l.ei. v.il jlemonstrate I h I.'t.'. Pli'duct in C'C'.ii -et ition with .-ever il other makes of grinders on the murkei.

and expects to be absent from ths litjr a few days. Mr-. K. R. Phortridge and daughter, Ruth, in company with Ralph Rierca and family of Hammond are on an automobile tout to different peuni-j in Miclrgaii. Attorney 1'. R. I'atee will address a patriotic meeting which will be held at Griffi: h on Saturday nigh. The meetin it held in connection with "he coniim. '.'nr PaviiTS Stamp drive The parade committee request trie war mothers to meet at the former Houk shoe rtore building at fi a. m. on tlie morning i f Juiy 4th to purtieipate in the parade. Automobiles will b f urnishe.. Two Crown Roint couples were icenscd to marry at the clerk's office on Thursday: Louis C. Meyer and Nancy Harii'l li.'.'!")'. Grown Totnt; Harry J. iiuii' r and Iranees J. Lsingcn. both of 'lovvn Point. tleorge Rot-s. employed in the legal department of the Pennsylvania R. R. .it Logausport. trnr.saeied business In Crown Roini on Thursday.

Buy z Thrift Stamp and lick the Hun. Over the Top and Then Some. "I never felt better in my life than since taking the first dose of Mayr's Wonderful Remedy. I had a bad case of indigestion and bloating and tried ait kinds of medicine. Mayr's Wonderful Remedy is all and more than is claimed for it. On my recommendat ion our postmaster's wife is using it with gowd results." It is a simple harmless preparation that removes the catarrhal mucus from the intestinal tract and alla.i the inflammation which causes practically all stomach, liver and Intestinal ailments, including appendieitis. One dose will convince or money refunded. Summers Pharmacy. Ridgeley Drug Stores in Gary. Central Drug fc'tore in Indiana Harbor and druggists everywhere. Adv.

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