Hammond Times, Volume 13, Number 54, Hammond, Lake County, 13 August 1918 — Page 8

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Commencing 51 " 1st. Mr. J. L. Oar, Hi 1 10th St., Whiting, will receive dvertisc meats for Whiting and l.obertsdale for Times Newspapers. OCTic Phone 13SW. Residence 23 S J. tf Mr. Irfmar ir-.; L! r: 1 19th street, has retimed f-orp Grenoa?tle. Ind.. H'hr re he synt several fks with his parents. Mr. and Mr?. Frank Lewis of IaPpr' avenue spent Sunday with their daughter Violet who is t Winona Lake. Ind. XI. fs Z.lsi O'Keefe spent Sunday with relatives In Valparaiso. A For ts born to Mr. and Mrs. Atvln Eaton. Friday. Miss FUrtha Ti.ll was th guest of .Mr Albert ;oin'i? r.t her home ll !. !:- T:'!. Ill . ;:njy.

M iss V !: t Lewis v. ho ha spending the ,.i".:n;pr nt Lake Y In j.. expects to return home 'ff!. Mr. Ji.llus Hoppe and Miss Vater motored to Fl.ru Lake.

Sunday. Misses Irene and 'Vfola Hogm of Ch!ca(fi w!r guests at the ii'Dnnll home in Central avenue Sunday. The Misses Espfnce Schle'htv, Marie Rittman, Ireno and Eveln Stowart and the latter'. mother. Mrs. Catherine Stewart, spent the week end at Fiint Lake. The unknown man whose bo-iv was fiund at the Standard pier In Lake Michigan Saturday afternoon was burled from Heyden's T'r.der tah i r sr rooms Sunday morning. The remains were Interred at Hessville. STAR T1IKTRE TOMGHT. Hallff Kennedy In "THK SEHVirE ST A n," a love utory of the Slacker who bnllt bin own prison. AIo a 2-reel Kertone Comedy. 5-13-1 The funeral of Mrs. Amas Simpler who passed awny Monday morning; at her home in 119th street w:ll be held from the home of her lister, M.rs. Druke Johnson. 314 Sheridan avenue, Wednesday afternoon at 1:30 p. m. The cauee of Mrs. Simpic-'a death has been attributed to cancer. Mr. and Mrs. Feter Ko'-h and family cf Oliver Btrett motored t.i Brunswick Bunday and were the ff iests of Mr. and Mrs. F.d Es. hterhnc.

Hay Kn Kr!t of ChiraRo spent the

week end with his parents. Mr. and Mrs F. F. Kn'ght. Mr. nnd Mrs Sehaefer and daupht"r. Mr'e and l:lelyn. Mrs. Fr--d iiciiie ynd Will Bartholomae, motored to Crown INorit on Saturday and spent th w e. k end at the Ba i t holo ir.ae h.o:ue -t. Fast street. Misses F.la Mas-oth and Lil'.iir. S hnt'dt 1 ft on S. .ndny f.r Cnn ton. I;!-, where they will fpend a couple of weeks as the puests of Mrs. Chester l!e:t.-h. I'efofe returning home t h yoi;nsr Indies will visit New York C:t n:;d points of Interest in the Fast. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Turner of Chicago were guests of Mr. and Mrs. F. F. Farley. Mrs. Jennie Ward Wheeler and Mrs. Krtift Sefcaible attended the weddinsr of Capt. J. W. Wheeler and M:ss ltuth Favey In Chicago today. W. o. Slayton has ceased worklnsc at the Conewav Ma c k :r. i th shop and has accepted similar Job in Gary.

Mr. ar.d Mrs. George Heiser of Hammond spct the week end with Mrs. Margaret Heiser. Miss Nettle Slayton rctiu r.fd to H.i mmondV with them for a few davs' visit. M '.!. 'rph:t Feters of the Gary public iibmry was in Crown Point on Saturday in iet;aid to the Student Nurses' F.esorve Miss Peter? having charge of the enrollment in Gary.

M tRRIAI.F, I.ICKES. J.rob Kondal, nee 35. Gary, barber: Antonio Meshka. ace IP. Hammond. Tom Murphv. Indiana Harbor. Eleanor a, Heglin. Indiana Harbor. F Imond M. Jae.-r. Hammond; Mcr.a Fay Sharp. Fast Chicago. Win. M. Fell, Hammond; Antonla F r o e . c her. H m rr. o n .1 . John Moore McCafferty. Gary; Glenn F Shaffer. Pes Moines. Iowa; Dorothy Febbcck. Gary. Harold Fee Kickroy. Charlton. la., sailor; Ferda Jesse. Gary. H"l:n.in I'iinn, Gary, Ethel Jones. Gary.

Mr. John Kammer spent Sunday with his-mother In St. John. Mr. Peter IViffer and mother of Oliver Mreet have, returned from Florence. Colorado, where they motored. Mr. Andrew- Kammer of St. John -spent Sunday with his daughter and a;iii'y of this city. Mrs. Peiffer and son are entertaining Mrs. Hall of Florence. Co!., at th-ir home In Oliver street. PHIt KSS THKATHK TOMGHT. Vivian Martin A Kiss for Susie"; Mr. and M:. Sidney I'rew Comedy. S-13

ROBERTSDALE

M'.p.s Cecelia Essts and brothers 'irgil returned home from Green Island, Iowa where, they spent several weeks visiting relatives The members of the Marquette club will meet tomorrow evening at the home of Mrs. Edward Mathias of Sheridan avenue. Mrs. Fred R!n?hirr.ir.er, Mrs. Edwarl Freese. Mrs. John Biaul. Miss Elsie Larson and Miss Esta Kchr returned home from Naperviile. III., where they spent a week attending the Evangelical convention. Miss Vera Sohade returned to Chi

cago Sunday after a two weeks' vacation. Pr. and Mrs. Harry Tlrr.m and son of East Side were guests of Mr. and Mrs William Aldie of Amy avenue, over Sunday. Mr. and Mrs Ralph Jewett o? Hammond spent Sunday here the guests of Mr and Mrs. fr ink Spoars of 116th street. W. E. Crews of Lake avenue visited friends in Chicago Sunday. Messers Edwin and Adalph Strieker of Chicago visited Mr. and Mrs. John Murry of Roberts avenue over Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. John Flau and family and their guest Charles Waldorf motored to Lincoln Park Sunday where they spent the day. Mr. and Mrs. William Rohrdanz of Roberts avenue entertained their cousin. Clarence Lipdke of Chicago Sunday. Margaret Ca van" ugh returned to her I ome in Chicago after a month's vacation with her aunt and i;nc!-j, Mr. and Mrs. Johi Murry. Mrs. William Timm of Lake avenue visited In Chicago yesterday. Miss Clara Fan of Myrtle avenue Is enjoying a week's vacation. The Evangelical Sunday School Picnic has been postponed until Wednesday. August 21. Misses Mary Mostil and Julia Young

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visiting the former's brother. Corporal

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Airs. Charles Fggers or Lake avenue entertutined a few relatives at a six o'clock dinner Saturday in honor

of her birthday anniversary.

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wliaf did we pscteisafee aw fcoys?

Just this: That every minute of the day, they are sacrificing themselves for the sake of Liberty and America that we'd be back of them to the last ditch, to give them all the "tools" they need to lick the Kaiser.

ment's help in finding men who can, be taken from less important work. Thi3 can he done through the United States Employment Service with 500 branch offices and 20,000 agents of its recruiting- division, the United States Public Service Reserve. There is no charg-e and the Service is now placing 200,000 skilled and unskilled men monthly. Tell your labor needs, to tthe local Examiner-in-Charge, local agent of the United States Public Service Reserve or to the Director 'General at Washington.

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1. To dress beef, cure hides, and prepare all the numerous byproducts? 2. To cool the meat for two or three days before shipment? 3. To freight it to all parts of the country in special refrigerator cars, iced daily? 4. To carry it in hundreds of branch houses, each with its refrigerating plant? 5. And to deliver it to the retailer sweet and fresh in less than two 'weeks after dressing?

Swift & Company did all this for you in 1917 at an expense of less than 2V2 cents per pound of beef sold, including an average profit of of a cent a pound. Figure for yourself how little effect this cost and profit had on prices you paid for beef steak. Swift & Company, U. S. A.

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Mr. and Mrs. Ben Miller of Griffith

visited Vunday hera with relatives.

Mr. arfl Mrs. Emil Stark of Hammond

spent Sunday here with relatives.

Mrs. Peter. Wachter and family of

Chicago are visiting here with Mathias

Wachter.

Mr. and Mrs. Frank Welnand and

daugter Mies Anna and Mabel Welnand of Hammond spent Sunday hero with Mr. and Mrs. Adam Adler and family.

DYER NE2WS

There is only one way to make good on that promise and that is for every last one of us to put in every minute of his working day where it does the most good. And there are not just minutes but whole days lost every time a man changes his job. A man has to be found to replace him. lie lotss time in moving. He takes time to catch on to the ways in the new plant. When a manufacturer needs more men, it is his duty to the country as a whole not to disturb plants that are engaged in essential war work, but to get the Govern-

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Anthony Bail and sister at Englewood

spent Sunday here visiting tneir par

ents.

Mr. and Mrs. Ed Herrman of Chicago

Heights and Mr. and Mrs. Ed Geisen from Crown Point were the guests of

Dyer relatives over Sunday.

Mr. and Mrs. John Baker of Chicago

Heights and brother Mat were the guests cf Geo. Baker yesterday. Mr. and Mrs. James Tanner, from Chicago Heights, visited with relatives over Sunday. Mrs. Anna Viscontl of Hammond spent Sunday at the home of her sister Mrs. Frank Keilman. Miss Anna Keilman of Hammond visited with her parents here Sunday. John F. Hoffman and family visited at the home of his sister at Schererville Sunday. The infant son of Mr. and Mrs. Mike Xondorf was christened at St. Joseph's church Sunday Ed Herrman and Mrs. Ed Geisen acting as sponsors. Miss Kathryn Geis from Chicago Heights was a Sunday visitor here.

where he was or why he was running. He later proved to be a Valpo student by the name of A. Veggers. It Is thought his mind was affected by the heat or else a victim to the "snipe hunting trick." Mrs. W. Halstead, who has been ailing for some time, was taken dangerously ill on Friday evening and at this writing her condition Is reported as being very low. Mrs. Katheline Hake and children of Cleveland, O.. are visiting at the home of her mother Mrs. John Killigrew. Lewis Maines. orphan boy of Emil Buchfuehrer, was drowned Sunday at the mill pond at Peep River. He was 14 years and 11 months old and was from the Terre Haute orphanage. His remains are held at the Wild morgue waiting word from the orphanage. Spencer Thomas who has been visiting relatives here for a few days returned to Hebron yesterday. Born to Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Evigleben on last Friday a daughter. Ellsworth Humes, who has been working for the Hagenbeck-Wallaee circus arrived in town on Saturday for a few days visit with his parents. Clarence Maybaum. who enlisted In the army last week and was sent to Jefferson Barracks. Mo, has been rejected and sent back home. Roy Sherwood has taken charge of the machine shop at the Eest Gary Foundry Works.

WHITING

The Whitir.g Savings sndXoan Asojiaunn wd'l pay y six per c.-nt oa your savlnrs. Office 9'JO. 119th street.

MUNSTER

Mrs. Walter Krosswyk spent Sunday afternoon with Mrs. J. Kuhlman. Miss Erna Kaske returned home Saturday after having spent several months in Minnepalolls with friends and relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Peter Schoon and daughter spent Saturday evening In Highland. J. Van Bodegraven and Mr. and Mrs. Art Van Bodegraven and eon were in Munster Sunday afternoon. Misses Louise and Helen Kaske spent Saturday afternoon in Whiting.

LOWELL

GRIFFITH

This advertisement prepared for us of the Dftartmcnt of Labor

iy the Division of Advrtisin y of the Committee cn Public Information.

CONTRIBUTED FOR THE WIN NINO OF THE WAR BY TliE HAMMOND LUMBER CO.

HOBART

The Unitarian Ladies' Alliance will hold an all day meeting on Wednesday at the home of Mrs. Julia Frays. There was a little excitement in town on Friday night when about 10 o'clock night watchman C. Frailey was told to watch for a man running down the middle of the road without a hat or coat. Finally the man arrived and was taken to Jail. When caught he didn't know

Miss Anna Schiesser. east of town, who was overcome with the heat on Wednesday, is recovering nicely. Mrs. John Harkenrlder. from South

Chicago, spent the week end with her mother Mrs. C. I. Boesen. Mr. and Mrs. Kuhn are spending a few days with her brother near Plymouth, Ind. Misses Beulah Trod and Vera Wray spent Sunday at the Hammond beach. Dr. and Mrs. F. A. Malmstone spent Sunday afternoon at Boone Grove with their uncle, Jeff Woods, who is very ill. Haddow Smith had as his over Sunday guests, Messrs. Martin and Bradford of Chicago. The former was owner of the famous trotting horse Dan Patch.

Mrs J. H Bishop died at her home in Creston yesterday afternoon. Mrs. Bishop has lived here for many yetirs with her husband and during that timn has made many warm friends who will deeply regret to hear of her demise. No arangements have been made for the funeral. Miss Stella Stutsman went to Ind.anapolis yesterday morning to visit for a few days. Mrs. Myron Wallace and children returned to their home in Grand Rapids. Michigan, last evening after a week's visit here with relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Nehemiah of Terre Haute, Ind., came last evening for a visit with relatives. Mr. and Mrs. T. J. Hoshaw of Chalmers, Ind, are visiting their uncle, Henry Hoshaw and other relatives Miss Constance Thompson, who has been visiting in Chicago for a month returned home with her.

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