Hammond Times, Volume 14, Number 88, Hammond, Lake County, 30 September 1919 — Page 8

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THE TIME& Tuesday, September 30 1919 THAT'S DIFFERENT By Probasco Gilbert O. King. Gary; Faille Fowler Gary. Frank Bish. Gary: Vera Joyce, Gary. Donald B. Gilger. Hobart; Martha Mockey, Hobart. Gus Williams. Indiana Harbor; Dorothy Elsie Affley, Indiana Harbor. Albert Dudzyk, Whiting; Emily Wolnlck. Whiting. ii!l!iilin iiiiH!iiiiiiiiiiiiHiini;ii;i!HHiiniiiii A PACKAGE COS OH 0V .' JOST UJOT GOLD fCOiOTE J) SHAv-'iajG mug OEELRV ( r ME THIS Better cll up The Times and have it sent to your house every night. Then you'll be sure it will be there. . It -1

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CROWN POINT NEWS Happening Of A Day In Lake County' Lively Capital.

Dr. and Mrs. C. J. Tinkham of Bpment, 111., were gruests of Mr. nd Mrs. E. L. Shortridge over the week end . Fred Latcham of Chicago. !s penlin? a short vacation with Mr. and Mrs. Faul Kaasch on Main street. Mr. Latcham is a nephew of the Raasch's. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Jansen of Chicago spent the week end with their sister. Mrs. Nick Kaiser. Miss Ruth Shorthidge who is attending the Columbia school of Expression In Chicago, came on Saturday to visit with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ernest ifhortrldge. The death of Mrs. A. 'Wickham, living on North Jackson street, occured on Saturday night at 11:30, having suffered a stroke of paralysis or. this clay. She has been a sufferer from heart trouble since having the Flu last year. The funeral was held at the home tofiay. Mrs. Wickham was seve'ntvflve years of age. The services were conducted by Rev. Emmet Snyder. F. E. Rodsers of Seneca Falls, N. Y., has accepted a position as foundry foreman at the Lc-tz Manufacturing Co. Miss Maud Williams who has been working in East Chicago, the past year has accepted a position in County Recorder Johnson's office. The Lowell National Bank and the State National Bank of Lowell were the successful bidders for the John Collins gravel road bonds, which were sold on Monday for that road in West Creek township. The bonds were for $14,000. The commissioners let the contract for supplies for the last quarter for 1919. at their meeting on Monday, for

the Lake county Jail and detention home. Tittle Bros.. Gary, meats an dgroceries. C. J. Kramer, Crown Point groceries lxjuis Weis, hardware. Wm. Streb. flour . E. J. Crawford, shoes. Sam Westerman, dry goods. Boston Store, dry goods. W. A. Schedell. drugs. W. L. Handley. drugs. The rr.ariage of Miss Fae Smith to Joyce Huron occured on Saturday even', ng instead of Sunday morning as

they had led their friends to believe. The ceremony was attended by only the families and a few friends of the young couple. Rev. J. As Ayling. officiating. They left on the 10:32 for Indianapolis where they will visit before going to Newcastle. Fa., where they will make their home. Leslie J. Parry, of Gary, spent Monday with his mother. Mrs. Wm. Parry on East street. NEW MARRIAGE LICENSES Arthur Miller, Gary; Fleta J. Buchanan, Gary. Josef Nawok. Indiana Harbor; Mary Zaburka. Ind.ana Harbor. Frank R. Schwerln. Hammond, Lodema Soltwedel, Hammond. Kenneth J. Easter. East Chicago; Ida S. Spauldir.g. East Chicago. William Austin, East Chicago. Mona Peck. East Chicago. 4Gennie Hayes, East Chicago; Mary Peck. Eart Chicago. John Carey, East Chicago; Lillian Harris. East Chicago. John E. Roman, Gary; Maria Rodricuesz. Gary.

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