Hammond Times, Volume 13, Number 283, Hammond, Lake County, 13 May 1919 — Page 6
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AL HASSAN'S NEW, CEREMONIAL A2-Hasan3rottjo No. S, Et Chicago, is itrong-ly considering the. advisability of puling tiff another of their popular, oei i -menial some tme in the Istterpart of Jltine. A meeting ot th organization is called for Friday evnvng. 'the ISth. at tha law rooms" otiKne amd rvtersen. Calumet bulldlngj to tak ftnal action , on thia matter. Theue wUl be other tBterst!n ltm'4;of buelnees ami all etloer and rDrnMrstof thv Grot to are,, lnVSttd and urgedijutobe present. WANT MEMORIAL FOR THESOLDIERS A , Jcnt meeting ,of representatives eff the- East Chicago! e-n)d Indiana Harbor chamber of cotnntrce, the Cirtc Club of Indiana Ha!rb r and the East Chicago chapter of -the- P. A. Tl. is callad for tomorrow. TV4 nesday evening. In order to consider furtiier step in tho movement to provide suitabln memorials for the rettimed soldiers and allors of the two ends of th c-tv. Th meeting: will b', heJd at the Civic Club rooms on Guthrie street at eight s'elockEugena T. 14 a. of Kflilearo,, manager the War Camp Community Service 1tt th!' district, has been, invited to be present to give actvice and counsel ; relative to the manrwr in which the citiaens of the murctpaClty should
ARE YOU GOING TO BUILD THIS YEAR? IF SO, THIS IS AN INVITATION TO YOU TO COME IN AND TALK IT OVER. WE CAN ADVISE WITH YOU, AND A8SIST YOU IN THE FIGURING. WE HAVE HAD MANY YEARS OF EXPERIENCE IN BUILDING AND CAN SAVE YOU FROM MAKING MISTAKES. WE'VE GOT THE STUFF FOR THAT CEMENT WALK, TOO. THIS IS A GOOD TIME TO PLACE YOUR ORDER FOR NEXT WINTER'S COAL. DO IT EARLY. POCAHONTAS COAL IS BACK ON THE JOB. WE CAN SUPPLY ANY AMOUNT, GET OUR PRICES. QUALITY, QUANTITY AND SERVICE. Indiana Harbor Lumber & Coal Company Grapevine and Watling Sts. Phones: Indiana Harbor 216 and 217.
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proceed In order to put the movement through successfully. It .s hoped that the members of the committee!! appointed will make a special efTort. tf necessary, to attend thi meeting. Twin City News Notes "MICKEY" A SENSATION From all accounts noth'.ng short of a real aenaation has followed the appearance of Mabel Normand in the Mack Sennett production. "Mickeey. ' in -which Miss Normand will be seen at the Family thea'ie tonight and tomorrow. The word "sensation" is used advisedly, for "flokeu" j a combination of race Jrack and the his city, with the mining camp and the great outdors furnishing the background for the unfolding story. There are. too. horses, oats and d"gs figuring prominently In the play, and Miss Normand herself performing almost unthinkable feats of daring, with the resultant hairbreadth escapes. INVITED TO MXETINOS. Mrs. Daisy Barr, the noted evangelist who is so well and so favorably known AS!,--' 1r ft- wt- -
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In East Cliicago, Is holding meetings a the fine st. Presbyterian church at Hammond and has invited a delegation from this rlty to attend the meeting; tonight and l-i'Hw acquaintance. Ttinp who care to go will meet atthMethnlist church on Chicago ae.. corner of Jtaring ave. at seven o'clock aijd hike over to the Presbyterian church The route will be tight west on ChiiM' nve. ami the distance is treat, th Presto t- rian church of Hammond beiiijc on Pine ft. just off Chicago ave. A tlc;iHiil and profitable lime will mi iuubt be enjoyed and everybody, irres!' ctie of race, i elision or ire ious condition of servitude i? invited to take the trip. The General American Car Company is issuiiiK invitations to an entertainment in their club rooms on the pl.-im site facing Kuclid air., East Chicago. for tomorrow evening. May 14th. There will be music, vaudeville stunts, danclnc. He, for those in attendance. These cluh rooms are fitted up for the convenience and comfort of employes and are very attractive. Some of the members of At-Hassan Grotto are taking a trip tonight to the' headquarters of Aryan, Grotto. Chicago, where that organization is staging a free entertainment for Grotto members oniy. Another entertainment for Grotto members and ladies will be held one weok from tonight. Indiana Harbor CluTi women concluded their session for this year by participating in an indoor picnic held Saturday at the home of Mrs. Xewton Hcmbroff. on Doty St., Hammond, with the hostess' mother, Mrs. Marian Hovvcr, assisting. The regular routine business of rh; club was transacted and besides there was a muslcale program rendered with Mrs. TV. H. Mikeseh appearing in instrumental numbers and Mrs. George Hannaucr contributing" some very charming vocal selections. Virgine Hembroff gave some intrepretative dancing and Miss Ager. of Valparaiso, coacher of dramatic art and house guest of the W. J. McAleers. pleased her hearers with readings selected. Mrs. J. A. Teegarden reported the County Federation meeting at East Chicago of recent date, and Mrs. George Summers gave an account of the Tenth District meeting at "Whiting, held two weeks ago. The newly elected officers assumed their responsibilities with this meeting. They are: Mrs. V. B. Van Toau Mev THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK EAST CHICAGO INDIANA Capital and Surplus $125,000.00 THE CASH AT OUR COMMAND. jfTT A bank's strength I depends primarily JJ on the ease it can make its assets available in cash when needed. We can do that through our membership in the T". S. Federal Reserve Bank. Hundreds turned r a t vesterday that could , not et in to sec the world famous 99
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r ; J. E. Jennings. J. E. Jennings of Todmorden. Canada recently won the amateur transhootir.y chamnionship of America in the annual shoot at th N. Y. Athletic club traps on Traverse Island. He brought down 191 clay birds out of 200. Horn, president: Mrs. J. A. Fatterson of Gary, vice president; Mrs. E. C. Eminheiser, re-elected secretary: Mrs. Norman Cole, treasurer: Mrs. Edw ard Cow art. Federation secretary; Mrs. Nels Stenbcrg. corresponding secretary; and the various department chairmen are: Mrs. George Summers, music Mrs. Frances Byers, literature; Mrs. Fred Stephens, civics; and Mrs. Ernest Summers, home economics. There were sixteen members admitted to the club by ballot at this meeting. The club activities will take up early In the fall and there Is a promising year ahead. The Family Theatre of Indiana Harbor has the film production of "Mickey" today and tomorrow. Never before has there been so wonderful a picture as this one In which Mabel Normand stars. The promise of bringing this picture here, byManager Berkson, created a furore of anticipated pleasure. The larger cities have all had Mickey and enjoyed her fully. It is a life story that every one would want to remain in the inner recesses of their memory. Tomorrow is the last oportunity to view it. Matinee tomorrow and evening, also the performance this evening. Guests of Mr- and Mrs. John R. Farovid, of Aldis ave.. this week are Miss Agnes Hansen, a student at the Eureka College of Illinois, and neic to Mrs. Farovid. and Eieut. Miles B. Sanford, on furlough release from Camp Upton, who returned home from France last February and is waiting his honorable discharge. The Jazz Club has justly laid claim to the distinction of being ideal entertainers for their dance of last evening froved this much. Never better did the Sterling orchestra perform. The feature introduced as "KafCies' was quite novel and created no end of merriment, although the real identity of that person was not established. Bandmaster Sterling was accosted more than once and glibly accused of being Rafties. but the innocent saxophone player at his right. Mr. L. Booth, just looked into space and played the most melodious tunes that dancers ever heard before, possibly his Impersonation made the notes sound al! the more weird and entranced the dancers, anyway nobody would ever accuse Mr. Booth of anything but being an artist with this Instrument, so the gold pleca has to wend Itself back into the savings account from whence It came and with a promise that It may b brought into play with a latter amusement of the trio members of the club. East evening's affair was well enjoyed. The Home Economic department of the East Chicago Woman's Club held their final meeting of the year closing, at the home of Mrs. Oscar Martin in North Baring ave. last evening and elected Officers for the coming year, which opens In the fall. Chairman, Mrs. Robert nru.-n Miller; vice, Mrs. Oscar Martin: secret ary, Mrs. Frank Dixon. Mrs. Edward Zoegar was elected to membership committee. The program consisted of instrumental numbers by Miss Gertrude Sneddon, popular vocal selections by Master Robert Dickson; readings by Miss Marjorie Cresswcll. and Mrs. Laura D. Floyd gave a breviary of the Tenth District meeting held fit AVhinng a week ago. Strawberries with whipped cream, cake and tea were served in conclusion. Dr. and Mrs. Edward Jacob, who have long made their residence at 4716 Baring ave., have" sold their property to the Frank Tetersens of North Magoun ave., and are leaving for Gary, where Dr. Jacob is a practitioner in dentistry. The Petersen family will move from their present home to the Jacob property. The M. O. M. Club will meet at th home of Mrs. Griswold. Hammond. Leaving on the 7:15 car this evening. Tha Calumet D. A. R. chapter met In their regular monthly social session with the regent. Mrs. Frank L. Evans In North Magoun avenue yesterday afternon and 1'istened to interesting points explained relative to the 38th aNticnat Continental Congress held in Washington In the month ot April. Mrs. Tiura D. Floyd, retiring president of the East Ch'icago Woman's Franchise League anJ newly elected county chairman of Leagues, gave a report of the National Convention held In St. Louis and to which she was sent as delegate representing the League of this city. Miss Mary Stone sang end the presence at this meeting of Mrs. W. R. Diamond, who has been south all winter, was a pleasing addition indeed. Members from Whiting were in attendance and Mrs. Watts of this city was a guest. As a fart of the busines transacted '.t was voted that Superintendent Adley of the O. F. Jordan Company should receive a letter commendatory for the spfvft of Americanization in his plant by having all employes speak i ,b Amtr'-
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-n tongue, as a part or the work of the'.r chapter, the members will assume all registrations of eoldier of the Twin Cities. Volunteers are needed however in this phau of the work. Miss Stone was assistant boilers of yesterday. Mrs. Robert Brute Miller of Xyrth Baring avenue is entertaining a few friends to dinner this evening and will be a joint hostess with Mrs. 11. K. Hloomberg of North Olrott avenue this iftninu Saturday evening, honoring Mr. anl Aire. V . J. Fuhliey. Jr.. recently I'-av'ng Kast Chicatr" to niaUe thir home Gary, whrie Mr. l-'unkoy is conn'tlfd with a banians enletprise. A I Newman of Il'inlnck street, has been enter!?! itiinp his flster. Mrs. T . Hunjohn if Jolict and a cousin Mr. 'jus Newman of Chicago, nr,d his two children, ovtr the week end. Mat l:)lon of Zo)i VAm street, titfored fiacturcs yesterday when a chair he was sitting in tipped from its angle throwing him against ;i heat ladiaior. ! n the t'Saivin Garage, where he in em ployed. Mr. Dillon is under medical obseration and not feeling tiny too well as a result of the accident. The Tiolean Club, sponsoring their Mrst dance i few evenings ago at th' j Masonic Tfmplo under invitational j rights, wns voted s most decided sueI cess by the guests present that evening The hall was arranged in tete-a-tete fashion and afforded not only comforts hut many luxuries as well. It'igs. dinns and parkrs lamps shaded l'nt a charrn to the affair 'iuite unafforded in most affairs of the dance regime of today. Kewpio dolls were the favors bestowed upon the fair dame3 of th evening and mot all gowns worn won of the evening order. So well attended wa,n the dance that the committees hav decided to hold them at clorcr interval. when the cool fall weather permits There will be relaxation now owing t the approach of the warmer weather The Trolcans will bloom arfesh late on. The Sunshine Cluh is invited to thhome of Mrs. Carl Ttailey in Hemlo i Capital and Surplus, $60,000.00 RECEIPTS ARE OFTEN MONEY SAVERS. jrrr Every check given QJJ in payment is a rejj ceipt. A woman ought to pay her bills with a check book- Ask at our bank about check books for housewives. rr 7.11 i . i i 1 1 . . t r VOL. 3, NO. 44.
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Treasurer's office dined friends in her home in the new Mickey apartments habing Mrs. Jack Johnstone jf the same clerical force assist in the receiv-
lug and serving the guests comprising i ,ul "e time wuen caned to the dinoight. Miss Alice Williams, director of inK table where favors of miniature cookery at the McKinley school, was'103 baskets containing sweets concealumong those present. i ctJ a small card bearing the date of
Mr. and Mrs. Martin Kearris of 136th Ft. are moving to the Galvln flats in Fir ..vacated by the J. E. CoradlneS who have long resided there and are taking their leave for lark Manor to msiKii their future home. The changfs in residences arc being made this week. Mrs. R Clapper of No. Magoun ave. will Mitcrtaln tho Lady Elks this evening. The O. S. Club members took a jaunt to Chicago and attended the matinee prrforir.ance at the Garriek theatre rind dined Inter at the Terrace Gardens. The club is comprised of East Chicago joung ladies. ilcj flower Camp. Royal Neighbors, wi'l celebrate, their anniversary date of the.ordrr which faila on Decoration Day by holding nn informal anniverkhiv lan-e at the Auditorium. Indiana Harbor, May 3Kh. Trof. Sterling has been engaged to render the music on that dale. Th ladies of the Hlternian Auxiliary f East Chicago have arranged for a card party to be held in St. Mary's Auditorium, Thursday everting, May 22. Refreshments are to h served at the conclusion of the games. Members have charge of the distribution of tickets this week. ' On Thursday evening. May 8, the Nu Kpsulum Club and other invited guests were entertained at the Drury-lvcegan home on North Magoun avenue. The gjg.; (certainly It is the sort of
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evening w as spent most delightfully. . victrola .selections and cards being the
diversions. Owing to the house decora tions of pink and white and the beautiful solitaire Hiss Keegan is wearing, the guests were "on the qui vive" and June 4th. the day she will answer "thcall of th"j heart." The most fortunate man is Edward Heckleman of Hammond, who recently returned from overseas Fervice. Miss Jveegan is one of East Chicago's most estimable young ladies and was especially prominent in ail church afTairs. She is the fifth successive president of the Toung Ladies' Sodality of St. Mary's to be married in the last three years. A well appointed lunch was served and the life Ion friends of Mi?s Keegan departed at a late hour wishing her all th! joy shdeserved and they could wish for iv more. The only drawback came with the announcement that she would leave East Chicago to reside in Hammond where Mr. Heckleman has a bungalv... awaiting his bride, iliss Keegan i- a charter member of the Tu Epsulum Club and will be greatly missed if slv fails to b a regular attendant at lt meets. The club, however, is looking forward to a great reunion when Mr?. A. L. Carlson cf Prun right. Okla., and Mrs. J. r. McCarthy of Dallas, Texas, arrive to spend their vacations here. The East Chicago-Indiana Harbor Times office is now located at 710 Chicago ave.. phone 2S3. Residence phon-. 2U; 4318 Olcott ave. All estimates on work given at this office. All advertising must be in one day in advance of publication. Advertising representative will call upon request. YMMkKCLLur I ft?"- ' fuel we take pride 23E22ZZ5i223&a. PRICE ATTENTION. Karpen Upholstered Furniture Brunswick Phonograph Simmons Brass and Steel Beds Hoosier Kitchen Cabinet Royal Easy Chairs Tiger Brand Bed Springs Krohler Style Davenports and Duofolds Peninsular Gas and Coal Stoves Automatic Refrigerator Congoleum Rugs and Floor Covering Credit or Cash