Hammond Times, Volume 13, Number 144, Hammond, Lake County, 27 November 1918 — Page 3

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THE TIMES. Page Thre - mXZX?f rfii 7 ifri . iiif"'" - i - ifn In fin if ft MS y v. A - A Ma1 have we, as Americans, had greater at never occasion for thanksgiving than to-day

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Think of the manifold blessings for which we should be profoundly grateful: That the end of this most terrible war has come: that the destruction of. militarism, for which we entered the . conflict, is about realized; that a peace of justice, rather than of vengeance is to be consumated; that our land has been free from the ravages of war; that we have not had to pay tho terrible price in the loss of precious lives, that some of our valiant allies have had to pay; that our brave soldiers and sailors will come back to us, proud of tluiir part that they played in freeing the peoples of oppressed races; that we are and always have been a free people, and that the flag of our beloved country is still the emblem of freedom to the entire world; that this nation has

shown itself in these times, times that tried the very souls of men, to be sound of heart; that we are a God-fearing and reverent people; and that with such traditions and blessings as arc ours we should return thanks on this day to God "in whom wc as a nation trust." We as a bank feel grateful to the people that have entrusted to our keeping, during the numerous "thanksgivings" past their savings the results of their labors; that this trust of. ours has never been violated, and wc enter with confidence into the future, feeling confident that we shall safeguard their interests first, in the keeping of their funds, which are steadily growing as evidenced by the figures below:

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$487,983.00 $730,720.00

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$743,447.00 $769,565.00

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(ConUnued fro?a p two.) rriemeiit. Co.Spnsd folk, of th community hT aV icordial Invitation ty attend.. Fbur Hour Davoton la to bo hld tt St Mary's churchV in 144t street coraroonolns Trlth a Jo mass celobratad t 8:30 o'clock Ip-iday mornlnif, folIoirtnK -with a high mass read at . o'clock th sama raornlngr. Other conducted rlatiTly. aro Saturday morninsr maesea ct 6:30 And S o'clock, with evening prayer. sernkn and benediction Friday. Saturday and Runday evenings at 7;30 o'clock. Rev. Kutna Gehl, of Milwaukee. "Wis., is -ATr.inff here to officiate at tree serTlces. Confessions will be heaii in the srternoons of Thursday, Fridvy and Saturday, from tho Jioura of 3 fco B:30 ..lock, and, after regular jej-vices. Sunday rrtasses will be retained at us

ual hours heretofore. Visiting priests from surrounirtflng town parishes are expected to b hero in attendance. The Catho'ao peop of the vicinity have a most opportu l time ofTered them during the days, of this defvotional. Wanted chip. Apply Central Drus Store, Indiana larbor. 11-27-1 Cn Thanksg rving Day. Thursday, at 3 p. m., the chil Irn of thj. Hebrew school will present a unique., Hanucca entertainment, und'rcthe mipervifion of Babbl B. A. Daskfll. an appropriate Thanks-jri-vlnj?--service & will, also be conducted by the Kabbi, A piano has recently been purchase d for- the Hebrew school, and the children will bo accompanied by it, during th sinking of Hebrew, Tiddish and EtigEsh songrs. A Bketch of "Hannah and tHr Seven Sons" will be presented. The children will also bless the Harri-ca tnvTles. The festival of tha liberation of tha Jews from the i j j 1

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AT 11 A. M., AT 5904 CEDARS STREET 1 INDIA1TA HARBOR - 7 ' By order of owner, M. Bornoff, entire fstock of ?rroceries. Consignment of a thousand cn??s of tomatoes, corn, peas, salmon, sardines, luilk, cocoa, fruit, ketchup, oils, etc. Bottled and shelved soods bags of sugar and many more articles too numerous to mention. This stuff will be sod in lots to dealers and storekeepers to be remold at once. EDWARD LLOYD, Auctioneer. Office: 230 South Halsted, St., Chicago.

hands of the tyrant. Antlochus Epiphanes, through the leadership of Judas Maccabee, will be duly celebrated, at the Jewish synagogue, and It is expected that no Jew in town will fall to bo present at this eiftertalniuent, the first affair of Its kind. The Hebrew school is doing remarkable work. Seventy-five children attend the daily session, and the young people meet every Tuesday at 8 p. ni. The Zionist organization is progressing rapidly. In general, Cong. Bnai Israel has become a center of attraction to young and old sinc the arrival of the rabbi, and It stands as a model institutional synagogue. Thanksgiving sTices will "be held in the First Methodist Kpisccpal church of East Chicago, tnmorow, at 10 a. m. It is a union service between the Congregationalists and Methodists. I;ev. James Ostema of the Congregational church will preach the sermon. A cordial invitation is extended to oil people. The death, of Mrs. Charles McCoy, after a few daya cf iiness with pneumonia came as a distinct fhock whn this announcement was made last evening by the greatly bereaved husband who has had left in his care three little daughters, none of them quite old enough to realize the. sad affliction visited upon them. Mrs. McCoy -was apparently in good health up to last Friday when she complained of a slight indisposition in which she suffered pains about the chest, medical aid was summoned and her condition became alarmingly worsa in a very brife time. Rev. George I,auor, pastor of St. Mary's church, was called and administered the last fcacrainents of the church, she dying shortly after. The deceased vias a Miss Mary Whelen before her marriage and came to this city from Whitall, Mich. Besides the husband and children she has but one livingr relatives in this city and that is Mrs .Nora Artibe. yof North Magoun avenue. The home from which demise occurred Is located at Riga Flace- and Railroad avenue and where the little daughter, the eldest of the three. lis Critically ill with the same malady which took her mother to her Heavenly reward. A tribute to tha memory of this young mother who was but In her 33th year when demise came, is that her chief happiness lay with the ministrations of her little family and the carrying out of th duties attendant with her church affiliations. The funeral will be, held from the church, St. Mary's, on 144th street, Friday morning

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will t-e read. Interment will be at Calvary cemetery, Gary. Mrs. William Culley, of Lombard. 111., is visiting' her brother. R. Q. Richards, and family, on 145th street. The East Chicago Masons have arranged for a Victory celebration and Home-coming to take place in the evening of Saturday. Nov. SO. commencing at the hour of 7:30 o'clock. The wives, daughters, sisters, mothers and all members of the O. E. S. order arc bid

den to this affair. This celebration takes the place of the one date for October 12 nnd which at tho tirn.j wns postponed on account of tho raging "flu." Toothing is expected to mar the success of this coming event. Trs. C. C. Robinson and Mrs. Frank Stephens of ";oi Fir street are both llstod among those being ill. lime Sppfigler. eleven year old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George Spangler, of Michigan avenue, has contracted scarlet fever and the house has been placed under rigid quarantine. Erry Rhodes of Michigan avenue is lpa-ing today for Michigan City to Fpend Thanksgiving with his folks. The Woman's Guild of the Good Shepherd church i announced to meet with Mrr. John Marner Friday afternoon. Norman Boggs of Beacon street and

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a high school lad broke his right arm while in the attempt to crank an automobile belonging to a nearby neighbor. An X-ray picture was taken at the hospital In Hammond showing the location of the trouble and the arm has been successfully set. Eons and Daughters of Liberty of Indiana Harbor will meet Thanksgiving eve in the hall at the Auditorium and after the regular business of the order is transacted all will enjoy a social In keeping with the day. The Indiana Harbor Lady Maccabeea, Allies Hive, 6G3. will meet with Mrs. Teters at S512 Grarevir.e street this evening and will have the pleasure of meeting state commander. Rose O'Neill, who wilt he rresnt from Gary. Candidates will be admitted to membership of the order this evening. Esther TTbekas will meet tomorrow

evening for a brief business session. Mrs. G. A. Compton of 8711 Fir street is recuperating from an illness of several weeks. She is up for a short time today. Mrs. George B. Jones of 148th street and two youngest children are at Lebanon, Ind., visiting for the period of two weeks. Mid-week prayer service Is announced at the home of Mrs. Reed McQuilken, 3432 Fir street, this evening1 when there will be special offering of prayers for Thanksgiving. The Bible Study Class of the Epworth League of Indiana Harbor will hold a session with Miss Edith Berglund at her home in 3717 Ivy street in the evening of Friday. Nov. TDth. Mrs. H. S. Evans of Northcote avenue is leaving for a visit with her sister, Mrs. Arthur English at Kankakee, Tnd.

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