Hammond Times, Volume 7, Number 47, Hammond, Lake County, 23 November 1918 — Page 8
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November 23, 1918.
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(Alfco, will give a great talk on the Bible and Shakespeare." Sunday evening club. Congregational church. It Thrift Is not stinginess. It Is merely common sense in the management of money. A spendthrift Is irood to. himself but only to his present self. A thrifty man, wi.o has an account with the Whiting .Savings and Loan Association is good to his future self as well as his present self. Open an account with this association today. Office 600, 119lh street. 11-23-1 Services at the Whiting Congregational church. Sunday, November 24 Sabbath school at ton a. m ; no morning church, service on account of the dedication of the Christian church building. Judge George II. White will speak before the Sunday Evening Club suhject, -The Blbi.j end Shakespeare." Preston Bradley December 1st. Union Thanksgiving service this year at tho church in Robertsdale. The M. E. minister will preach the sermon. PRINCESS THE.ITIIK TOM.OHT. Saturday: Marguerite C'lnrk In "IttcU Man, Toor Man." 11-23-1 Miss Ruth Gladden entertained the members of the Beta Gamma Upstlon Sorority at her homo in Sheridan avenue on Thursday evnlng. Mrs. M. Sternberg is very 111 at her home In 113th street, suffering with pneumonia. A trained nurse is In attndance. The Whiting Lodg W. B. A., of the Maccabees, held their "Homo Coming" meeting on Wednesday night, which was attended by a large number of members. After meeting a social time was enjoyed and refreshments were served. The Music and Art Section of the Fortnightly club will go to Chicago on next Tuesday to visit the Studio of Lorado Taft. All other members of tho club are invited to Join this section on tne trip. Bill Polk was arrested by Officer Janos at Standard avenue and Front street on the charge of assault and battery on Peter Gozak. He was released on $50 cash bonds to appear November 5th for trial. Mrs. G. H. Flfleld. Mrs. "Wm. Rought and Mrs. G. H. Hohklns have returned from Indianapolis, whra they attend? ed the convention of the Indiana Vaderation of Woman's Clubs. Mrs. Flfild has now taken up her duties as chairman of tho tenth district. The person who took boy's bicycle from in front or JT Putnam's office on Schrage avenue rturn same to 52S, 119th street to avoid unnecessary trouble., .as he was seen taking It. It Mr. and Mrs. O. E. Meek and family of Indiana boulevard will spend Sunday at Momence, 111., as the guest of J. W. Ault and family. Miss Katherlne Stover Is Improving at the Augustana hospital la Chicago. SOFT COAL. The Northern Indiana Lumber and Ccaf Company at 114th and Roberts avenue. Whiting, now have on hand a large stock of the very best grade
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of egg and lump coal and can make prompt deliveries to any part of Whiting or Robertsdale. Telephone yo'ir order. Thone Whiting 30. ' 11-23-1 j robertsdale Mrs. Paul Stiller, of Indiana Harbor visited at the home of hej Sister, Mrs. Charles Allen of Myrtle avenue Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Bent and children of 119th street, have all been 111 with Spanish lnfluema but are reported much better. Mr. and Mrs. J. Hanipel and children of 119th street have all been 111 with Spanish Influenza but are reported much better. Mr. and Mrs. J. Hanipel of Englewood are lie proud parents of a baby girl. Motftr and daughter are doing nicely. Mrs. G Bader of Myrtle avenue, was a Hammond shopper Wednesday. Mrs. Frank Spoars and Mrs. Frank Schumaker visited at the home of their brother, Ralph Jewett, of Hammond, yesterday. John Blaul, Sr.. of Roberts avenue, who has been very ill Is getting along fine. Mrs. Charles Allen of Myrtle avenue, visited her sister, Mrs. Olson of Chicago yesterday. Mrs. Alma Vater of Chicago, vis'-ted at the Jewett home !n Roberts avenue Monday. Mrs. Margaret Neuer, nee Margaret Dacy. of Gary, formerly of Robertsdale, visited Mrs. Roy Moore of Myrtle avenue Wdnesday. Mr. and Mrs. Bunnell, of Indiana blvd., who have been very 111 with Spanish Influenza,, are much better. Mrs. Flero and Mrs. Grelson of Amy avenue, visited at the home of Mrs. Frances Groves. Mrs. Schmittel of Myrtle avenue gave a six o'clock dinner Wednesday evening In honor of her nephew, Mr. James Gale, who has Just returned from overseas. Mrs. Edward Freeze, of Myrtle, av., returned home Thursday after a few days visit at the heme of Mr. and Mrs. WleEetibach of LaPorte, Ind. A number of,friend3 surprised Florence Phelps at her home on Roberts avenue Wednesday evening. The party was In honor of her fourteenth birthday. Th9 evening was spent in playing games and a luncheon was ssrved at ten-thirty. They all had a very enjoyable time. Mrs. Frank Schumaker of N'w York Is here vlsltrng her sister, Mrs. Spoars of 116th stret for three months. There is no place life the home Sunday school for the folks at Robertsdale. All tho people at all of Robertsdale are always welcome by the people of Robertsdale Evangelical church at ten a. m., every Sunday morningo preaching at 11, subject "God's Purposes." There will be no boys meeting In the afternoon. The Young People's Society will continue Its mission study, "Japan." The evening preaching service at 7:30. Subject "Where Is the Master?" On Thanksgiving evening all the protestant churches of Whiting and Robertsdale will have a Union Thanksgiving service In the Robertsdale will havs a Union Thanksgiving ervice In the Robertsdale Evangelical church. The M. E. Minister will preach the sermon.
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Give Whittal Rugs because, when you give, you want to give the best a rug that you will be proud to give a rug that will keep its appearance through long years of wear. Such rugs are bard to And nowadays and tho mark of excellence "Whittall," should be your guide. These rugs ot Quality are cheaper the end.
We have a large variety of smokers' stands and tables, all different and made to please some man on Christmas. Of special interest is a smoking cabinet with humidor, at S6.90 or a beautiful table' set at $8.10
Sewing Cabinets
Size 9x12 $89.50
Size 8.3x10.(5 $79.50
Size 6x9 $49.50
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Macy Sectional Book Cases make Ideal Christmas gifts. Mahogany, fumed oak or golden oak In old English, Colonial or Chippendale designs. A wide range of these designs and finishes priced accordingly at $5 $5.50 $6 $6.50 $7 $7.50 $8, etc.
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Martha Washington style Sewing Cabinets are Ideal for gifts to women. The one Illustrated has three drawers and two side work holders. It is of mahogany. at S10.15
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Christian church. ' I.icssrs. end Mesdames C. Scholler and A. Wrotbel were Chicago visitors yesterday. Mrs. Coons of Gary la here fasisting In taking care of the Garb.. family who are sick with influenza. John Ma.lone, who formerly!ived at this place, died at his home In Chicago Sunday. Funeral ; services were held Wednesday. It has been reported here that the wife and three children of Mr. Van Dusen. who formerly lived here, died this week at their homo In Lake Villa from Influenza. Col. Roy Colve.r left Wednesday evening for Tcronto. Canada, to attend the funeral of his brother. .
Frank Schultz this afternoon. Chas. Wolff moved In the cottage which was vacated ty the Hughes family.
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LANSING. Mrs. Ft3 Wlttenhagen went to Chicago Thursday morning to visit an old friend who is very sick. Mrs. Mary Schultz was visiting Mrs. Mary Fleck to see how they felt about the peace terms. Mrs. Ch.irie9 Wittenhagen was surprised the ether day to find her three months o!tl baby had two teeth. Mr. and Mrs. Fred E. Schultz received sad news thnt their son August of Harvey died at 2 o'clock this morning. Mrs. Maty Schultz was a guest at the luncheon given by Mrs. Herman Rahn. Mr. Erril Frey was visiting Mrs.
The funeral of Ben F. Berg was held on Thursday, the deceased being th first victim of influenza In this com-munitj-. He died at the age of thirtytwo years, on Monday night, after & week of illness. Having no children of their own, Mr. and Mrs. Eerg adopted the baby boy found en the streets at Schererville last spring. The deceased was t member of the St. John court. No. 99. C. O. F., and the Catho. Ho Benevolent League of Indiana. Willie Klassen. the fourteen year old son of Mr. and Mrs. Jos. P. Klassen. died Friday night of the Influenza, after a two weeks illness. The funeral will be held on Monday morning at ten o'clock, from the Catholic church.
"While the first wave of, the flu touched only lightly this community, the second wave took a firm hold and most of the families have some sick members. A short time after the ban was lifted by the authorities and the schools opened, sickness spread out rapidly and In a short time people and teachers were unable to attend and no relief In eight at present. The forty hours devotion, which was announced last unday by the Rev. Badina had to be postponed. Nicholas Ludwig, r., returned home from a several days' visit with relatives at Chicago. Herbert Klassen is very low with Influenza-pneumonia.
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Mrs. Luke De Bure, who has been seriously 111 with rneumonia. is improving very nicely. Mrs. J. Kuhlman spent Friday evening
In Hammond. Mrs. Gerrit Krooswyk of Highlands spent Thursday here with Mrs. Walter ' Krooswyk. ' Mr. and Mrs. Peter Schoon and daughter spent Thursday evnlng with Mrs. D. Schoon. Several Munsterites attended the Thanksgiving festival at the Woodrow' Wilson school Friday evening. Every one enjoyed the short program and the dancing which followed. Elmer Kuhlman has accepted a position with Reid-Murdoch in Hammond.
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Mr. and Mrs. John Killigrew have moved from the Clifford houseinto the Stommel flats on Third street. Rev. Schuelke and wife were Chicago visitors yesterday. Mr. and Chas. Borger and daughters. Misses Sena and Edna attended the funeral of Mrs. J. Hough which was held
in Chicago Tuesday. Mrs. Hough was taken suddenly 111 Sunday with a stroke of apoplexy and died Sunday evening. J
She is survived by her husband and one daughter. Miss Cora who is well known here. John Fleck moved his family today from the Owen flats into the ClilTord cottage on Lake street recently vacated by Mr. and Mrs. John Killigrew. Mrs. Margaret Mellon and son Joseph and Mrs. F. Pio attended the funeral of .the Infant child of Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Mellon which was held Wednefday. Services were held at Hammond and the burial was at the Calvary cemetery. Company K. state militia, will celebrate their first anniversary this week Saturday evening. A banquet will be given to members and their families and will be held In the basement of the
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