Hammond Times, Volume 7, Number 29, Hammond, Lake County, 20 July 1918 — Page 6

Pa;:o Six. THE TIMES. Julv 20, 101 BRITISH WOMEN ARE GIVES CREDIT FOR HUGE MUNITIONS PRODUCTION ft m fh WNT PAIMT MWS HApnurisos oar a bit is uakjc cocarris uvaa-i vArrrAi.

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E. J. Davidson of the Gorge Kaiser Implement Company of Muncle and H. E. Barker of Minneapolis ware at the l.etz "Manufacturing Company on Thursday. Vhe Neighborhood Club enjoyed a Plc'W! and dance at the Lassen pavilion on "Thursday night. Mrs. Thomas of Chicago, a designer cf women's costumes. Is spetiiilns a ten days' VHrat.on v Uii Mr. and Mis. Martin Si: ith. Oil of Crown Point's popular bachelors has at last succumbed to the wiles of Dan Cupid and on "Wednesday was married in Chicago. Charl.-s, alias "Hooker" N'asson. Is the person in question and the young lady. Miss Anna I'rexel, at whose home the marriage took place. Charles is a candidate for justice of the peace, being nominated at the primaries, and with hi newspaper business aril a new wife, he will ba kept Quito busy for the next few months. After a short honeymoon trip the couple

both of

both

of East Chicago. Silas Mason and Tear! Turpln

Indiana Harbor. George Agelas and Anna Dykas

of Gary. Roy Fngen. son of Mr. and Mrs. P. G. Fonen of Crown Point, was taken to the West Sld hospital in Chicago on Friday, where he will undergo an operation for appendicitis. lni in suffered a severe attack on i'Larsday night. Dr. H!ai..,-;on , :',o n!'.i.;in p'. . nr.. j. -companied htm with h!. father and mother.

"Warden Thomas Piatt ricked up

soldier in Crown Point last week

placed him in J-iil, thinking ho might he a dceserter. not being able to give a good account of himself. On Wednesday I'lntt got a meson gu from Major Ryan

of Indianapolis Faying such a man had ! gone home on a furlough in April and i

had never returned and that lie would send an armed guard for the noldier. 1 le gave his name as Bert Tllton and

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will resida with Mr. Nassau's mother in! claimed to be from Mednry villa. He was Crown Point. I taken to Indianapolis on Friday. Marrfag'e Licenses. For Sale Remington typewriter and

Hubert W. I. a Vlolette and ivucne

Howard, both of Hammond. Albert Oro?ko and Mary Pal'a, both of Indiana Harbor. John PudriHii and Agnes Langowska, both cf Indiana Harbor. .Toseph P.eko and Bertha. Ferenezi. both

desk, ofllce appl'.Bnccs. stationery, bookcases, leather easy chairs, books in sets and single volumes, new tab' linen. Singer sewing mnchlne; all rrnctli-ally new. Apply James R. Heath. 315 So. t'ourt St.. Crown Point, Ind. Phone 40 3. 7-120-1

Whiting And Its

People

HOTTClfc Commencing May 1st, Mr. J. I ClarH, 824 119th St.. Whiting, will receive advertisements for Whiting and Roberts (Jala for Times Newspapers. Office Fhone 13SW. Residence S3SJ. tX

E. Church. WhltS. C. Rogers. Pas-

'A Study

Sarvlces at the M ing. Sunday. July 21

tor: Sunday school at 9:30. Preachincr at 1V49. Theme:

in Responsibility." Epworth Leage at :00. Preaching- at 7. theme: "The Faith of the Power." The publio Is Invited to these services. Congregational church, Whiting. Morning service 11:00. The paator. Rev. Chas. E. Trueblood. will preach. Subject. "The School of meeting1 will be held after the morning: service. Patriotic concert at 8 p. m.. Smith's orchestra. Paul E. Crundwell and ethers "will take part. Everyone is welcome. Ft. John's Evangelical church. Sunday school at 9:30 a. m. English service at 10:Sn. text. Matthew 7:15-24, etibjest: "Warning of Je-

DR. ROB'T J. CARROLL PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON. 153 State St., Hammond, Ind. Phone 3419. QtVE MY OWN MEDICINES.

sus Against False Phophets." No evening service. Mrs. Elixa Oarber of 110th strer. is entertaining a guest from Kansas City. Miss Mildred Walker of Sheridan avenue is on a trip to Atlantic Citv. X. J. Mrs. John B. Moore, of Cleveland avenue has returned home, from the Englewood Tnlon hospital in Chicago. Messers Frank N. Gavlt and Henry E. Heaubein, accompanied by Mioses Ruth Gavit and He'.en Eaton are on a motor trip to Saginaw, Michigan. Mrs. Pottinger of Atchison avenuo is visiting with relatives In Louisville, Ky. Mrs. Casper Matson and daughter. Elizabeth of Indiana boulevard, are visiting relatives in Peacock. Mich. Attorney T. Joseph Sullivan has established new offices at the comer of UPth. street and Sheridan avenue, in the rear of the Suil! van-Tokarz offices and will move from his present quarters the first of next week. Miss Agnes Kongley of Wilmington. 111., who spent the past week as the guest of her sister. Mrs. Frank Chlolerlo of 119th street, left here yesterday for Chicago. Miss Gertrude Burns Is home from Coldwater. Mich., where she vls'te-1 friends. Mrs. Frank Chlolerlo and her sister. Miss Agnes Kongley, went to Chicago yesterday to visit their sister. Miss Ethel Kongley who left todav for the cantonment hospital at Rockford. 111 . where she will spend several weeks before leaving for France, as a Red Cross nurse. The funeral of Mrs. Minnie Donegan. age 36 years, and her day old son were held yesterday morning from the Sacred Heart church where solemn requiem high mass was celebrat?d by Rev. Father Wrn. C. Miller. Interment was at Mt. Olivet cemetery in Chicago, the funeral being in charge of t'ndertaker Owens The deceased is survived by he.husband. Father Donegan 2nd two daughters. Margaret and Theresa, ages 14 and 7 years. Edward Kilfara Is confined tr h'.s home In Sheridan avenue by illness. Misses Dorothv Maunder and Lula

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In a British munitions factory, girl makes 4.5 cartridge case. British women, besides keeping np the home end of the rar are serrinf' their country' well in the munitions factories, running the massive machinery that is produeirg cartridges, ahe!l3 and other war products, in increased amounts, to hurl at the Huns. The rfrl in the accompanying picture is "i eedipar" drawing prens, which makes 4.5 cartridge c&aea. Tie rnetel is forced into shape by tremendous pressure. At the girl's right, below the controlling lever, are portions oi cartridge casings an4 gome az the die used in the machine.

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Otis will leave tomorrow for Battl firo'ind, Ind., as deb'Rates to the Epworth Ieapcue convention, ss Carrie ilillette will alio accompany them. "William II. Stewart of Sheridan avenue w;n leave tomorrow for Colorado, wheie he will spend Ills vacation. AVhitinj's quota going to camp on next Tuesday morning- will leave Whiting over the Pennsvlvania R. R. at at 7:34 fr Camp Taylor. Iulsvill. Kentucky. Accounts due, the Wh'tinsr News Co. July 20 are payable at the store on or before the 25th. Where aeounts r two months in arrears, service will he discontinued without notice. 7-20-1 MK THEATKK TONIGHT. Clara Kimball Youn? in "The Savaire In?tln?t." a thrilllncr story of the Blue P.ldee Mountains. Alo Charlie Chaplin in "Easy Street." A rib ticklmR comedy riot. 7-20-1 ritixr.ss iir.iTKE toxight. MOl.A DIVA In "BI.l K JEAN." a wonderful littie star, and a tremendous picture, the scnes of which are laid in Indiana; beyond doubt one of the preatest pictures of the year. .The management personally guarantees this picture A Jl(iLK COMEDY Coming tomorrow Sunday: 1. Ofrli-lnl Pictures Allied War ReView, uh'It auspices of the U. S. Government. 2. HlKli !ns Vondevllle R. Henrt-Pnthe wi iboirlnr InkInn of excursion boat Columbia In Illi

nois river, also pictures of Camp Gr-nt.

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ROBERTSDALE

An entertainment will be given Monday evening- at the Franklin auditorium by Miss Roth White and her pupils which promises to be a rare treat. An excellent program has been arranged, one that Miss White considers her bf-st. pnrt of which follows: Tiano Solo Fenton Zuver Monologue Miss White A Little Girl's View P.uthie Nassau Seein' Things Dorothy McOmere Mollis TUMe Fltzele Just a Little Cripple. Evaughn Mllliken r!.v!nff Beatrice Fleldman Kentucky Philosophy Eia Muha Young- Fellow. My Led ...Giles Warner Sw-et Day of P.est ...Anna Bernstein Scing- Esther Vis Piano Folo Jennie Unnerwehr Comedietta "Fast Frtenris" Vlolette Oold'ng and Eernioe Snyder. Comedietta . .Tillie Pitzele and Marjory Cresswcil. Vocal Polo Esperance Schelectre "ENGAGING JANET" Janet Helen Gouyh Miss Prlggs Marlam Covrden Madam Mange Ruth Maslerton Bridget Miss Eggers.. Mrs. Ralph E.Tton of At-hion ave , returned home from Kentland, Ind., after a week's visit with her parents.

I Mr- and Mrs. Philip Humbert.

Mrs. Henry Arnold of Ike avenue, as been on the sick list fr several

ST. JOHN

Joseph F. Gerlash is getting: thrashing- outfit ready and will threshing In about a week. Mrs. Henry Neibling and son

his be Joe.

Mrs. Earl Smith er.d Mrs. Jones of

944 Calumet Ave., Near rrrduatrlal High School, Hammond, Ind. PHONE 1450. Work Called for and Delivered.

spent Thursday and Friday at Chicago.

The War Savings Pledge Card is ! ?. little note written to Uncle Sam!

to assure him that you are with

to stay to the finish.

Depository for U. S. Government State of Indiana, Lake County City of Hammond and School City of Hammond

. Today We Represent Over ! ,400,000 fJCK rensefSable growth considering that tMs bank hus not eombind or taken over any other institution. On this remarkable ehowing we Bolicit your banking business. We pay 3 interest on Savings Accounts payabl January 1st and July 1st of each year.

Indiana Hirbor, were F'jests of Mrs Kdward Juller of Indiana boulevard yeterdny. Mrs. William Parker of ltth street, entertained her fl.iter, Mrs. Carl Wise, of Hammond. Thursday. Mrs. William Pahn of East Side, visited her dnnshfer, Mrs Herman Thiessrn of Indiana houlenrd Thursday. Kdwarl names of Hammond, was a Rohertidaie visitor Wecnesday. Mrs. John Viscontl of Roberts avenue entertained Mrs. Pchnller of Finley Park and Mr. .lurries and Mrs. Smaller of Pl ie Il3nd Thursday. Mrs. Henry FEri", of Iake avenue.

i vlniteed her fathor, William Pellger, of

Fast Sido last evening:. The Tie Cream Social (riven hy the

him in the war and that you intend ir-9di" Ald oci'iy la,t evnirsr

realized part of whirh will he used for the -hurch and part f?oee to the Red f'ross. Mrs. N'-irmsn Brown of Roberts avenue spent Thursday with friends in Chicago. Mrs. Osbnrn. of Wanatnh. Ind.. spent several days here the guest of Mrs. Reed Hubbard of Roberts avenue. Mrs. Goorfre Ijirwon of Chicago visited her sister. Mrs. Fred 13inhammer. of Myrtle avenue yesterday. Mrs. Frank Spoars. of 116th street, tpent Friday with friends In Chicago.

) Mr. Stein father of Mrs. Harry Stross J of Cleveland avenue, had the misfor

tune to fall down the stairs 8t thc.r home, breaking several ligaments in his shoulder. He Is Ket!nK" along as well as can be expectsd. Mrs. Henry Fhlers of Robert ave. ves sn Enslewoni business visitor. Thursday. Mrs. Albert Schee'er was the gruest -t friends In Chlcairo Friday. The funeral of Mrs. Minnie Ponegan. of Robers B' enue, who passed away at the Mercy hospital Tuesday efternoon at 5:30 was held Friday morning at the Pacred Heart church. Rev. Father Miller officiated. The funeral was largely attended by relatives and the friends and many beautl'ul foral pieces covered the casket Mrs. Donegan' death was attributed to heart trouble.

(from which she had been sufferingr for

f-ome time.. Phe was 37 years of ag-e nd had mad her home in Rbertsdale for a number cf years. Fh Is survived by her husband. Frank Donegan snd two daughters. Margaret and Theresa, oil of whom have the sympathy of the community in their bereavement. Interment took place at Mt. Olivet cemetery.

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48-50 State Street, Hammond, Indiana. Tel. Hammond 48. Open Evenings.

OtrtECTORt. ANTON M. TAPPER CARL C. BAUER WM. D. WEI8 LEO WOLP JAME3 W. 8TIN30N JOSEPH J. RUFF P. R. SCHAAP

OfrXESI. t. R. SCHAAP, Precedent WM. D. WK!8, Vic President A. H. TAPPER, Vic Prosld.nl. H. M. JOHNSON, Cashier. U a EDER, Asst. Cashl.r.

talnlng: out of town relatives Mrs. R. Ptonebraker and children visited at the home of Mrs. William Kansfleld Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. P.. Frown of Hammond, were the guests of Mrs. Brown's parents. Mr. and Mrs. M. Phay. for a fewdays. Many of his friends were shocked to henr of the death of Harry Pilgrim, on Thursday morning:. Mrs. II. Hupp and children were Black Oak visitors on Wednesday. Mrs. Paul Ellsworth was Quite painfully injured in a fall last Wednesday. Mrs. M. Shay was the truest of hr daughter. Mrs. R. Frown of Hammond. M. E. Sunday school services Sunday nt 2 o'clock and preaching service at three o'clock. Rev. Mr. Shields will bo in charge. Red Cross work has been suspended for the time being on account of not being able to procure material for either sewing or knitting. Hessvllle Auxiliary workers will be notified as soon as material is obtained.

MERRILLVILLE

HESSVILLE

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Hesvllle M. E. Sunday school will meet at the school houtie at two p. m.. Sunday afternoon. Preaching services fallow at three o'clock. Rev. Win. Earl Shields is In chargo Mr. and Mrs. II. Ernst and children and Mrs. Thomm AdeUrerger end daughter Lorraine, have returned from a visit with relatives and frlenda at Furnessville. Mrs. O. Proescholdt entertained out cf town guest3 yesterday, Mrs; J. Kansfleld was a Hammond visitor Tuesday. Mrs. W. Havengar was a Hessville visitor Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. F. Dedelon are enter-

Miss Irene Johnston of Chicago is visiting her sister, Mrs. Gcorp" Oastello. for several days. Mrs. Morris Iddings visited at the Dr. Iddings home last Monday. July 15. The Red Cross will meet this week end there is work on hand to do. J. F. Stolz mn.de a business trip to Chicago last Wednesday. Mrs. Ella Pennison and daughter, Cora, returned from Chicago, where she had been spending several weeks with tier children. Mr. and Mrs. A. G. Nickolson were shoppers in the county seat last Thursday. Feveral .of our reople attended the Chautauqua in Hobart this week. Mrs. Agnes Boyd is very seriously 111. Dr. Jake Iddings was called for last Thursday. Mrs. Fred Seheres and children of Chicago and Mrs. P. J. Smith are visiting at the Stall end Gerloch homes.

HOBART

The announcement has been made publio of the marriage of Miss Edna Traeger, eldest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Traeger, to Sergeant W, H. Hoeckeiberg who is stationed at Wichita. Texas The ceremony was performed several months ago when Miss Traeger went down to camp to visit Mr, Hoeckeiberg. She has been employed for the, past three years at the Tittle Slarket and Grocery Store at Gary, as cashier and bookkeeper, f?he has resigned her position and leaves this week to Join her husband in Texas.

Mr. J. W. Harrington who has sold his house and lot in Joryville and moved his family the first of the week to Gary, where he has purchased a flat building. The E. J. A- E. depot which was located on South Main street, has been moved to the point of intersection o the E. J. & E. R. R. and the Nickl Plate road and after the f.rst of August the two will be consolidated. This will necessitate reducing the office forces to eight employes, at the present time IS being employed. Miss Anna Barney Is enjoying a two weks vacation and left the first part f the week for Battle Creek, Mich. Miss Rose Hartine of Valparaiso, visited with relatives here yesterday. A daughter was born yesterday to Mr. and Mrs. William Glynn. Mr. George Stoker who has been em

ployed at the Scheldt and Keilman

store during the past few years, has resigned and expects to go on the road ns salesman. Mrs. Ida Rsndhan Mason who underwent an operation for eppendlcltls at the General Hospital at Gary, last week is getting along nicely. A son was born Wednesday to Mr. and Mrs. Herman Pager.

LOWELL

Miss Bessie, daughter of Mr. and Mrs Cass Scrltchfteld. met with quite a serious accident yesterday. She was raking hay for her father, when the team became frightened and ran away and was thrown under the rake and was badly cut with the teeth. She 13 not seriously injured, but it is certainly lucky that she wbs not killed. Mrs. Glenn Henry of Whiting visited her father, Vincent Ceiga. here yesterday. It was Mr. Oeipa's TSth birthday and the day was very enjoyably sper.l visitlng with his children. F. L. Weakly was in Hammond yesterday on business. Our stores are getting ready to close under the new order of the c"unty council of defense, and will hereafter be open on Thursday and Saturday nights instead of Wednesday and Saturday.

.Chicken raisers: Put Biddy to work in the munition factories. Every few cackles means a Thrift Stamp.

Wyoming-Thornton Oil Co.

composed of and "owned by prominent business men of Hammond, have decided to sell but 25,000 shares more of stock at fifty cents per share, when they will take the stock off the market. They own some 12,000 acres of the choicest oil leases in Wyoming, the new oil 'fields. Any one wishing to get in on the ground floor should call up 2217 or call at room 302 Hammond building. Xo more stock will be sold at any price. Dr. J. T. Clerk President

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