Hammond Times, Volume 13, Number 311, Hammond, Lake County, 17 June 1919 — Page 8

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THE TIMES. Tuesday, 'June' 17. VJVJ.

WHITING and its PEOPLE

Mrs. R. H. Kleiber and Mrs. Davis of 119th street, have returned from Colorado, where they spent several we$ks. Misses Gusta Allen and Mary Byer left yesterday for Columbus, Ohio, to ?rend a two weeks' vacation. The banns for six weddings were read by Father Miller at the Sacred Heart church on Sunday, and were as follows:' Alice May Connolly and Henry Vander 'VVielen, which will take place tomorrow rnornins: Klizabeth I.esko and Raymond T. Morrison, the latter of East Side, which will be on June 21; Miss Asnes Muldoon and John Julier. which is to be on Tuesday. June 24; Mary Doran and Earl Ruck; Elisabeth Amelia Reichert and Charles J. Raker, and Harry Keefe of Whitlngr and Miss Annie McMauamon of South Chicago. The latter wedding Is to take place in South Chicago

The wedding of John Hmurovlch of Steiber street and Miss Theresa Migra of Chicago, took place in the lat-. ter city on Sunday, j Eighty-nine children received their ; first communion at St. John's Slovak ! church on Sunday. i Officer Parker arrested two speed-

; ers yesterday, they being John Bod-

lnger and Billie Linjrnet. The former Is said to have been going 43 miles per hour and the latter 3S miles per hour. Bodinger was released on IIB cash bond and the latter, was released on a $50 bond. Trials will be held today." Mr. snd Mrs. D. F. Turdy of Sheridan avenue, felt Saturday for Cincinnati to spend a two weeks' vacation. Mr. and Mrs. A. G. Osterburg of 113th street, left Sunday for Pittsburg, where the former is going a a delegate to the Al Jlas.-an Grotto convention. Miss Evelyn Hood left yesterday morning for Madison. Ind.. to spend her vacation with her parents. J. M. Smith attended the session of the Central church at the Auditorium on Sunday and heard Vr. Frank V. Gunsaulu. Miss Sylvia Sternberg, accompanied by her sister, Porthy. and her brothe r Ahner, lfft this morning for Philadelphia, where they will spend the sum-

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and are accented by Tae 'WHItIn Co.. 624, lltk .. Pbene 13-W. NOTICE. After this date the rate for classified advertising will be 10

' cents per line with a minimum j charge of 30 cents. Whiting, Ind., j March 31st. .i-ai-tf ! j FOR SALE R-room cottage on In- . diana Blvd., near school and convenient to Hammond beach. Inquire 10311 i Hoxie ave.. South Chicigo. 6:17:2 j FOR RENT To furnished rooms, i Apply 435 New York ave. 6:17:1

j Princess thciter ton!ht Bex ! I Reach'? "Crimson li.irdcnla." with j jMary. I'icli foro" husband. Owen Moore

1 Also Keystone comedy.

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EAT MORE BANQUET ICE CREAM With Special Fruit Flavors Costs more, but worth all it costs. Made exclusively by Hammond Ice Cream Co. 108 Plummer Ave., Hammond, Ind. Churches, Weddings, Lodges, Fairs, Receptions, Picnics promptly supplied. Phone Hammond 244

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Mr. and Mrs. Walter Smith entertained a number of friend at party at their home m niivf-r street nn. Saturday even.ntr. The home was most attractively decorated -vith peonies. The evenins wq? spent in the playin ot "50(?," after which a luncheon was rerved. Mrs. Smith also entertained a number of ladies at an "At Home" on Friday afternoon. - Closing exercises of the Sacred Heart ffhno!. Sunday, 7:45 p. m.. June 15. 1919. rroarrarc: Hymn of Thank? rivfnsr. Conferring of diplomas by Rev. W. C. Miller. Address by the pastor. Hymn Praise Ye the Father. Stilfmn Benediction. Names of pupils receiving eighth prade diplomas from superintendent of schools. Rev. A. E. Lafontalne, Fort W"ayne, Ind: Joseph Lawrence Kramer, Alexander Joseph Harayda. Arthur Aloysius Hazard, cfeve William

Stenhouse. William Earl Nolan. I C'harlew VrXncim Vnhn ArlelKort 1ft. I

seph Kuhn, Floyd Charles ti'ameron. Marlon Acmes Riesen. Mary Madeline Harmon. Helena Collettle Gnush, Dorothy Marraret Hynes. Catherine Ethe-

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Tha white skirt and dainty blouse ere always with us in summer time and no wonder. A fresh blouse and da:nty washable skirt like these fills in many a .need and the wearer ia correctly irowned for any occasion from the morn'rjr in town to the informal summer dance at eight in the evening.

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So Big And Yet So Small! Seen by itself, Swift & Company is one of the largest manufacturers and distributers of animal food products in the country. Seen in relation to the total food business of the world, its size diminishes to small proportions. We handle only about 22 per cent of the total output of the hundreds of packing plants under federal inspection, and only about 12 per cent of the total meat supply of the nation. We handle only about 6 per cent of the total quantity of butter, eggs, and poultry sent to market in the United States. Our tanneries handle less than 15 per cent of the hides made into leather in the United States. Our soap factories make less than 10 per cent of the soap output of the nation. This is done in keen and open competition with every concern handling these products, and at a profit of a fraction of a cent per pound. In the meat packing industry there is no one dominant concern handling a large proportion of the output

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drrda McGroarty, Catherine Elizabeth Kraly, Armella Josephine Olenn, Florfnic Ulanthe Kidnay. Josephine tcilia Way wood. Amanda Elizabeth Dexter. Margaret Helen McCarthy. Morimre.t Elizabeth O'Keefe. Hlen Tavsilla rConnell. Katherine Tar?i!la Kelle?.'. Margaet Anna Dexter. .MirKret Maiy Donegan. Commercial graduates: Elizabeth t- jcile S. hulz. feibina Francis Meyer. Mary Anna Ciesko, Anna Teresa Kclleher. Julia Sunkuvslii. Commercial i la;s ha -, appointments as follows: Sabina Meyer Is employed b I. I. Sullivan, real estate ajjent: Anna Te:e?a Kelleher, bj- I'r. Hoskins: Mary Ctesko. by chemical establishment. Chicago: Elizabeth Schulze will bein work in Chicago this week; Julia Sunkovski is still enjoying he -vacation. ROBERTSDALE i Mr. and Mrs. C. Smith and daughters, of the West Park addition, left Saturday for Michigan where they w ill spend a two weeks' vacation with Mrs. Smith's parents. They will also spend a few days visiting Mr. Smith's mother, of Vicksburgr. Mrs. Frank Spars and daughter Juan'.ta, of 118th street, and Mrs. J Murray of Roberts avenue, motored to Chicago to visit at the home of Mrs. Cavanaujrh. Mrs. McMurray of Chicago, spent the week end at the home nt Mrs. Murray of Roberts avenue. Mrs. Murray !s also entertaining: Mrs. Clark of Tallahasree, Fla. Mrs. William Parker of 116th street, visited at the home of her mother. Mrs. Muenich, of Hammond. Miss Helen Emerson of 120th street, left Saturday night for Erlanger. Ky., where she will spend a few weeks visitinpr at the home of her cousin. Mr. and Mrs. William Tinim entertained Mr. and Mrs. William Esrjrers rf Green Island, Iowa, at a six o'clock dinner, Sunday. George Baumyarten left for h! home in Detroit after spending a few weeJcs viriting at the home ot hi sister-in-law. Mr.. Biumgnrttn, of Ll:e avenue. The W. R. a. of the. Mac-bee :i bold th'ir rt;u!a: ni-r-tinc: fr. th. Oi. Fellows' hall Wednesday evening. A eoi:nittee ! in cha-sre and all mcanbers arc urpred to be present. The Robertsdaie Crr.p Fire Glrl held their annual picnic at the !.ke Front Park. Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Freei. of Myrtle avenue, entertained Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Kirk of Hammond. Funday. Mr. and Mrs. Edwar? Jewett of Indiana boulevard, and Mr. and Mrs. Frank Spars wori the 5Uct of Mr. and Mr. Ralph Jcwett Hammond, at a six o'clock dinner Sunday. Mrs. A. Shaffer, who is taken to the Mercy hsppitsl Inst week, is getting along fin- aftr her operation.

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DYER NEWS

Mitres liarbara and Tiillo Scheldt spent Sunday at Chicago. "Albert Scheldt of Chicago is visiting with relatives. Albert recently returned to his home from overseas. He was

with the 10M.h Engs. in France and saw ; real fighting. j Steve Schaller who has been overseas returned to his home on Sunday. j Mrs. Mary Kcilman is visiting at Chi- j

cago for several days. Some of our young folks went to Chicago on Monday to witness a ball game. Wrn. Claus of Crete, 111., transacted business at-Dyer on Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Koch visited with Mr. and Mra. Endres and family Sunday. 0

Two Lake county boys are known to be in the 9th engineers who are fighting the Villa troops on the Mexican border. The young men are Arthur Claussen of Crown Point and Kenneth Surprise of Lowell. We hare no doubt but what the young men will give a good account of themselves.

Better call up The Times and have it sent to your house every night. Then you 11 be sure it will be there.

Fat People Get Thin Best safe home method. Get a sm3S hox of oil of korem at the druggist. Follow plain directions under $100 guarantee that you reduce 10 to 60 lbs.. more, whatever you desire. New boct tells all about reducing weight quickly, rleasantly. lastingly, in plain wrappef. free; write to Korein Co.. XA723, Statieft F. New York. X. T. Adv.

HIGHLAND. A. Olsen was held up at 5:30 Saturday morning near the school house while on his way home from work. Mr. Olsen is the night watchman at the Libby-McXeil and Libhy plant. Mrs. Henry Cunningham is reported to he quite sick. Miss Emily Katzbach spent Sunday with her mother in Highland. James Jamieson. who has been suffering with stomach trouble and under the doctor's care for sevral days ia reported to be better. Henry S. Daugherty is suffering with a carbuncle on his left hand. Miss Laura Xewcomb of Gary, visited at the home of Mrs. E. T. Werdcman over Sunday. Miss Ruth Hutchlns or Griffith spent Wednesday with relatives in Highland. Mrs. C. Archer was the guest of Mrs. Raymond Eastman Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Swets entertained Mr. and Mrs. J. Hal! end little son last Sunday.

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Mrs. Barbara Rlnchart of Xcw Tork is here vlslttng at the home of her brother. Henry Brand and family. Mrs. Taul Cettlcr and Mrs. L. hoot of Dyer visited here for a fow days the latte part of the week and left Saturday for I'ierston. Ind., to visit with

relatives. The pupils of Mrs. Eva IMedell will appear in recital at the Gary Public Library this evening. Those from here to take part are: Laura Fiester, Max Brand and Martin Freiderieh. Miss Claire Key and Miss Boldt of Chicago visited relatives here over Sunday. Several f'om out of town attended the dance held here at the Community hall Saturday evening. The Camp Fire Girls have been

Whenever you sense a sick headache, cr feel a bilious attack coming on, ward it off by the timely use of BEECHflA'5 PILLS.

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Mrs. V'erntce Loyd of Hammond, visited her mother. Mr. Janes Harris, here yesterday. Mrs. John Mellinger returned to her home in Hamlet, Ind.. yesterday after a visit here with relatives and' friends. Mr. Eva Mason and daughter, Clarabel. hav returned from a visit with her daughter. Mrs. Edson Worley and family, at Footvllle, Wis. Attorney V. K. Roberts was In Indianapolis on business yesterday.

The Brunswick is frankly a combination of the best in tire building. There is one tread that's supreme beyond question. Aal that is now on Brunswicks. There is one side-wall construction, which, by every "test, holds the summit place for endurance. And that one was adopted for Brunswicks. Fabrics differ up to 30 per cent in their strength testa. On Brunswicks the maximum long-fiber is the standard. There are certain additions, each one expensive, which add vastly to tire mileage. The Brunswick embodies all. these extras. There are no patents, no secret formulas to prevent ny maker from building the best. It is simply a question. of knowledge and skill cost plus care. Brunswick standards are known the world over. The very name certifies an extraordinary tire. Yet Brunswicks cost no mere than like-type tires. Buy ONE Brunswick. It will prove that a better tirejeannot be bought, regardless of price. ' THE BRUNSWICK-BALKLCOLLENDER CO.,

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