Hammond Times, Volume 8, Number 25, Hammond, Lake County, 26 July 1919 — Page 6

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THE TIMES. July 26, 1919. WHITING and its PEOPLE Whiting A dve rtis em ents Are Winners KENTUCKY MAN CLAIMS TO BE OLDEST PERSON IN WORLD

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Miss Catherine Koch of Oliver st.. underwent an operation for appendicitis at the Mercy hospital In Chicago on Thursday. Her mother, Mrs. Peter Koch visited her yesterday and found the patient's eonltion to be quite encuragir.g. Nine? couples, including Hammond and Whiting people motored to Chicalast evening where they were deightfully entertained at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Wilson. Mrs. Wilson was formerly Miss Maud Ve'sly of tins. Joseph Kresach arraigned in the e ty court on Thursday was fined $1 anil costs for speeding; C. J. Liwell f f Hammond, arrested for reckless auto driving, was also fined. Both men were arraigned before Special Judge Afclgren. Dr. C. G. Mackey has rented the inner fiat in the former Wuestenfelt building at 533. 119th street, recently purchased by Mr. and Mrs. Sol Recht. It 13 here Dr. Mackey who has just returned from service in France will have a suite of rooms for offices and re-enter upon his practice of medicine in this city He expects to be in his new location In a very short time. Bill Marenos of the shoe shining parlors on 119th street was arraigned

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before Special Judge AUsrren in the fit court on Thursday, on the cl.arge of attempted a.-sault upon a thirteen year old Whiting girl. After listening I to the story of the girl who was i-in-J ployed in the home of Marc-no's troth-', er. where he boarded, and also the tes- J timony or several witnesses, Marenos ' was bound over to the criminal tourtj in J2.000 bonds. i Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Donahue and! daughter. Miss Marion. .f Sheridan j avenue, have returned from their v.t . cation which they spent at a re-sort ! in Illinois. Miss M;iud Tvy of the local post of- j nee force lett yesterday for the east to spend her vacation. A large number of Whiting people as well as from surrounding cities attended the concert given by the WhitWhiting municipal band on Thursday evening, at the Whiting Park. A program of excellent selections was rendered by the band. Matt Klein, singing, J. H. Remick. song hits, added much to the enjoyment of the evening for those present. Mrs. Gallus J. Bader of Oliver St.. is improving from her recent operation at the Mercy hospital in Chicago. The improvement of the Porter and Kessler biook belonging to Jno. Flirty on East 119th street, has been begun. The stores will he transferred into flats. Th installation of officers at the S. and D. of L. will be held on next Monday evening. Following the meeting the new officers will serve a luncheon to the outgoing officers and members. M!ss"Mzry Arundel of Sheridan ave9 Hammond Iron and Metal Company MARCUS BROS., Props. Wholesale Dealers la IRON, METALS, RUBBER AND SECOND HAND MACHINERY Offices: 340 Indiana Ave. Yards S-shl Street and Indiana Av HAMMOND : INDIANA. Office Phone 127. Re. Prone i04-R, Evprv AVrtTTini-i FOR PERSONAL HYGIENE Dissolved ia water for douches atop pelvic catarrh, ulceration and inflammationRecommended by Lydia . Pinkham Med. Co. for ten years. A healing wonder for natal catarrh, sore throat and sore ayes. Economical. Ho extraordinary clean a and scrmibda) power. j r Jimnla Free. 30c. all druggutt. or poatpaxl by VmaJ. The Pa I ton Tcn! Company. Btwfoc. Mm. J1J2SI3

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Is John Shell the oldest liviriic person in the world? He claims he is and he also claims that he will be ISO years old in September. His descendants number far into the hun nue left today for Cleveland, Ohio, to spend her vacation. The Methodist church, through action of its official board, has decided to continue the plan of Sunday evening union services through the month of August. The Sunday school and morning preaching services will be held each Sunday as usual. The pastor will preach tomorrow morning on the subject, "Jesus Christ and the Crowd.' Special music. Union services in the evening at the Congregational church. ROBERTSDALE Frank and Chester Schla.ter. of Atchison avc. left for a weeks' vacation, which they will spend at Grt-encastle and Indianapolis visiting relatives and friends. A number of young people from here attended a beach supper aj. Calumet Park. En st Side. Mis. T. '. Kohr of Indiana h,vd. liai returned froi-i her trip to Bijton Harbur. Mich. Mr John Bhiu!. Sr.. of Roberts ave.. who had the misfortune to have throe of his fingers badly smashed while at work at the Glucose, Is better and able to he back at his work. Mrs. Harry Mathias and sister. Miss Edr.a Wilson of Englewood. spent Wnesday at the home of the former's sister-in-law, Mrs. R. Wltwer of Atchisan ave. Mr. John Melvin, of Atchison ave., left Wednesday evening on a business trip to Grand Rapids. Mich. The union services for Sunday evening will be held at the Congregational church. Sunday school will be at nine a. m.. and preaching at ten. Everybody is welcome to these services. The Evangelical Sunday School -will hold their picnic at Robertsdale Park August 6th. Mrs. John Soltwedle, Miss Myrtle fioltwedle and Mrs. A. Shaeffcr spent Wednesday at the home of Mrs. H. Bahn of Kat Side. Kenneth Turley. of Lincoln ave.. is spending his vacation in Drner. Col. Mrs. Arthur Beaubein. of Atchison ave.. entertained a few neighbors and friends at her home in honor of Miss Hollwcll's birthday anniversary. Miss Margaret Ponnegan. of Roberts ave.. spent Wednesday at the home of We repair aU makes of magnetos starters and generators. All work guaranteed. Give us a trial.

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dreds. He is the father of eleven children and has jreat-ereat-grand-children by the score. There is little mucsuuu uut viiv-ic junu is the oldest white man living in the her aunt In Chicago. William Ache-rman has returned from his trip to Davenport, Iowa, where he went by automobile. Miss Goldie Hubbard, of Roberts ave., is spending her vacation at Westvillc. Ind., visiting her grandparents. Mrs. John Blaul. Sr.. Miss Myrtle Hubbard and Mrs. E. Krecse are delegates for tho Sunday School convention to be held at XaperUile Park. 111., next Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. George Bader. of Myrtle ave., are entertaining friends. Mrs. Cook and Mrs. Bates of Louisville, Ky. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Bangohr and Mrs. Bates were Chicago visitors Friday. KOBART The O. E. S. Auxllliary motored over to Waverly yesterday where they enjoyed a beach party. Mr. and Mrs. Long and family are visiting for a few days with relatives in Madison. Wis. Dr. C. H. Burnett, cf Dillsboro. Ind., has rr-nted rooms in the Guyer bldg . on the corner of Third and Center sts.. and will open a dentist's office at this place. Mr. E. C Scheidt transacted business in Chicago yesterday. The Epworth League of the M. E. church will give a beach party at Millers this evening. GRIFFITH ! R. M. Deatrick has resigned as clerk at the E. J. & E. R. K. ofllce. The vacancy is filled by Fred Bourne. Miss Cevil Hendson is visiting at th home' of Mr. and Mrs. Jno. Govert. Mr. Bourn and family hae moved into the Russell building. The dance given by the base ball team was a social and financial success. DYER NEWS Dancing nt Spring Hill Grove. St. John, Wednesday evening. July 3'"th Good music. 77-2fi-2,S Win. Overhage returned from overseas last week and is visiting with his brother Joseph. Mr. and Mrs. C. Depfuhl transacted business at Hammond Thursday. . Mrs. Peter Hoffman and Mrs. Andrews were out of town visitors oil Wednesday. Mrs. Hooker, who "had been visiting with Mrs. P. Hilligonds, returned to lv r Iiiune Wednesday. Mrs. Schweinfurth returneI to her home at Chicago last evening after spending the week with relatives. The men of the postal Telegrarh Co. have moved to Merrill viile where they will remain for a few days. Mrs. Franklin Miller, of Mississippi, is visiting with her sister. Miss Z. L. Davis. Mr. Nick Austgen. of Hammond, is visiting with his brother, Mat Austgen. and family. The Misses Florence and Kathryn Keilman spent the week with relatixes at Hammond. ST. JOHN Dancing at Spring Hill Grove. St. John. Wednefday evening. July SOth. Good music. 77--6-2S The Misses Romane Koch and Elizabeth Keilman of Hammond visited at tho home of Mrs. Mathilda Keilman on Wednesday ani Thursday. "John Schmidt returned to his home in Chicago Thursday after several days here with Nick Ludwlg. Jr. Alfred Hilbrich. of Hammond, spent Friday here with relatives. Mrs. Frank Stark and daughter Betty left Friday evening for Chicago. Eernice and Richard Xelson are visiting several days with their grandmother at Chicago. Mrs. Henry Geisen. of Hammond, spent Friday here with relatives. Mrs. Ben Hilbrich and daughter Lucile and Miss Marie Kammer spent Friday at Hammond. MUNSTER Miss Anna Weiland returned to her home in Crown Point after a weeks' visit with her aunt. Mrs. J. Kuhlman. Esther Lightfoot of Griffith spent a few days in Munster. Mr. and Mrs. Peter Tanis and children visited relatives in Roseland Wednesday. Helen Kaske left for a week's vacation at Waverly Beach. Don't throw your paper awaj without reading the want ad pael

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7 house at Greasy Creek, Leslie county, United States and the National Geographic t-ociety are investigating: his claims of being the oldest person in the world. He frequently walks iwemy-nve nines a clay even now 'and still has ihe best of eyesight. CROWN P Dancing at Spring Hill Grove. St. John. Wednesday evening. July 31th. Good music. 77-26-2S County Agcr.t Place and family returned on Friday from Wabash. Indiana where they have been visiting relatives for two weeks. The trip was made in their machine. Judge Fred Barnett of Hammond was in Crown Point on business Friday.Mrs H. E. Wheaton entertained the Camp Fire Gi:ls at an afternoon party at Franeher Bake on Thursday A most delightful outing was enjoyed by the young ladies who spent the afternoon in bathing and games, after a delicious 4unch dancing was indulged in in tile floral hall. Miss Mabel Gray, court stenographer in the criminal court leaves on Sunday frr a month's vacation to be spent in Sevmoui, Indiana and other southern points. Mrs. Fred Barr was called to .Chicago on Friday on account of the .serious illness of an aunt, suffering with pneumonia. Mis. Josephine Heinrich returned on Thursday from a three week's visit v:.it with relatives in Dubuque, Iowa. Cjpt. H S. Norton of the Gap- Band Company was in Crown Foint on Friday Mr. and Mrs. Guy D. Clark and Mr. rind Mrs. Vernon Parry are enjovinsr a week's outin at Lake Oeniv,i, 'U isconsin. Jli,s Elsie Koschtiicke is assisting "In :b.. Kramer Market during the ab

TKe Signing of tKe 4. Peace Treaty Brings very Definite Responsibilities to the Business Men of this city. GJIn a large measure, their attitude and their judgement about conditions of the new era of peace are very yital factors in determining as to whether our city is to stay in the rut of pre-war ideas, or to expand and grow in the sunshine of new and enlarged opportunities.

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sence of Miss Margaret Kretz. The Criminal court and its attaches will tnjoy a vacation of about a month after a strenuous session lasting since Apr-1 1st. Attorney Elmer iorv of Chicago, transacted business in Crown I'oint on Friday. Tie fire department - called to the Willowdaie farm on Thurslay at noon, on account of an oat field having taught fire. Great precaution should be exercised by every one in regard to the throwing of lighted matches et; . as everything is so dry just now. and rt-iious consequences may result if a fu e w as started. LOWELL Miss Esther Trump was taken to the St. Luke hospital in Chicago last evening for treatment. She has been in poor health for some time. Mrs. L. W. Ragon and daughter, Azalia, went to Valparaiso last evening to visit her brother. U. D. Hurley and famiiy for a few days Charles Strickland was in Chicago on business yesterday. Mrs. John Terlease, of Chicago, visited friends here esterday. Mr. Middleton was here yesterday making arrangements for Ex-Governor J. Frank Hanley to speak in Lowell. He will be here on Sunday afternoon. August 24th and will speak in the Grand theatre. His subject will be "America, The Torchbearer." Mrs. John Latta, of Sheoby, visited friends here yesterday. HIGHLAND. Rev. and Mrs. X. V. Andrews and family of Kentville earns to Highland Tuesday to live "the simple life" in camp during the remainder of the summer. "m. Wells is recovering nicely from a sprained ankle sustained early in the v eek. Mrs. James Janileson, Mrs. M. Hemphill and Mrs. John Jansen spent Wednesday in Hammond. Mrs. Bessie Smith and brother. Clar

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ence Hutchlns. and the Misses . Eloiso and Claribel Smith attended a dance in Griffith Thursday evening given by the baseball club. Ite Van Til. livinr in the west part of town, was astonished the other morning to find that sneak thieves had remoed two tires from his Ford during th night. One. was a brand new tire and the other one was practically nw.

LANSING. Mrs. Mary Schultz was at Chicago Heights Wednesday to celebrate her mother's 70th birthday at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Louis Holtz. Mrs. James Haller entertained Miss Flora Schultz, Mrs. Mary Schultz and Mrs Herman Ftahn on her 70th birthday. She ?erved a two-course luncheon and the guests enjoyed a rleasant time. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Blank and family arrived home Tuesday evening after a week's vacation spent in Thornton. Mr. an Mrs. Paul Sass are the proud parents of a baby girl. Mother and baby doing fine. Mr. and Mrs. John Davis are going on a two weeks' vacation to Star City I nd iana. Mr. John Ruch of Lansing Is having his house wired for electric lights. Don't throw your paper away without reading the want ad page. -EYESScientificalJy Examined Glasses Fitted. Satisfaction Guaranteed. oo Hammond Optical Parlor - 141 E. State St. Hammond, ln& Bank 99

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