Hammond Times, Volume 14, Number 90, Hammond, Lake County, 2 October 1919 — Page 10

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THE TIMES. Thursdnv. Ootobor 2, 1919. " X JU1HW-

WHITING and its PEOPLE

GREAT BRITAIN'S NEW AMBASSADOR TO U. S. ARRIVES

The member of the mble Class and Sunday School of the Christian cnureh pave a farewell m-cption for Mr.-. J V . Curry of Cleveland avernir. Mrs. Curry who has been an ardent church worker and teacher of the boy's cla. Is moving; to Oak Park. A musical l'rogrram by Miss SVhl.--.htY. Mr. Thorp end Mr. Punnton was siven ufter which the guest of honor w present ed with a Pyrex baking: dish. Mr. 1'urinton made th presentation after which Mrs. Curry responded in her usual versatile manner. Following this refreshments were nerved iand Fpveral hours were spent in a social way. Mrs. Grwidle of Robertsdale ill succeed. Mrs. Curry as teacher cf the Sunday School class. Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Curry of Cleveland avenue, have moved to Oak Park where they have purchased a home. Mr. Curry was recently plaer-d in the charge of the Industrial Relations department of the Standard Oil company plants, having under his supervision, the TVhlting-. Wood River. 111., and two ether plants w;th headquarters in the Standard Oil main office in Chicago. This necessitating their removal to the latter city. Elmer II. Fisher Is Mr. Curry's assistant, while Walter Fur--aw has been rdaced in charge of the local Standard Oil employment office. Mary Jureck arrested for assault and battery upon the fifteen year old laughter of Mr. and Mrs. Andrew I'emkevitch. was arraigned in the city court on Tuesday and fined $5.00 and costs, amounting to $17.20 upon payment of which she was released. The recent marriage of Mrs. Benjamin May and officer Petty will be of interest to their many friends. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Gornto of Sheridan avenue, moved to Amy avenue in Robertsda'e on Tuesday where they have purchased a home. Mr. and Mrs. Grieves who were the Ruests at the home of their son, Harry Grieves of LaPorte. avenue, have returned to their home in Laeon, 111.

Dor. Daerlina: who recently returned from the Washington Park hospital is ahle to be out again. C. W. McCarthy who has been overseas for several months, has received his discharge and returned to Whitinior. Mrs. Frank B. I,ewis of La Forte avenue has returned from the Lakeside hospital in Chicago. A. C. Parkcn addressed the members of the Community House committeeat their meeting held in the public library in which he presented recommendation to t.e followed in the construction and furnishing- of the building and also in the organization. Mr. Parkin recommended that a trained worker b put into the field at least three months before the building Js opened . Tau'i Skurkoaski. Robert Phfail! and Henry Dofi ail of whom were arrested for speeding were fined $1 ar.d costs

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Viscount Grcr, phototrraphed on arrival in IT. S. Viscount Grey, special ambassador to the S. from Knpland, is now at Washington to take up his duties. Grey will serve until the important issue prowin out of the war are attended to, and then lie will be succeeded by a permanent ambassador. Grey accepted the pot as a patriotic duty. He is risking his failing evesipht to aid England through th reconstruction period. He wear a pair of dark giasses most of th time to ease the strain on his eyes.

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and are accented by The V tilting N(nl Co, 62-t. llta St.. I'faone 13S-W. STAR THEATRE ToniKbt Alice Brady in "THE INDESTRUCTAELE WIFE ' and a big comedy at the Star tonight while tomorrow will find the big adventures and comedies on ti.e bill. 10-2-1 II." GORDON fc SON'S OPEN AT K:3t P. M . , SATlRlfAV, OCTOBER A Til. 10-2-1 FOUND Glasses, finder car. have same by proving and paying for this adv., Phone. 360-M Whiting. 10-2-1 WANTED Flv hundred ex-service men to sign up for the American legion at the C.ty Hall. Whiting, on Thursday evening at 7.3". 10-2-1 rRl.MF.SS THEATRE Tonight Seunaue Hoyakina In "The Gray Ilori. con," also Pthe Nevra and Screen Letter Bos. Coming Suturduy Alice Joyce. n "The Third Heitree" 10-2-1 Another special for Saturday only a 17 pound peck of potatoes for 63c. ee our wind' wdisplay, M"Namsra Bros. 10-2-2

H. GORDON SONS "ILL BE CLOSED SATIRDAY, OCTOBER 4TH, V.N TIL P M. 10-2-1

QVRPUTORS STRVICEl STATION

!n the city court, upon payment of which they were released. Miss Elizabeth Thomas of New York City and Joe Tomid iisky of Roberts avenue wre united in marriage by Re-.-. Father Benedict Rajcany at St. John's church yesterday. The Fortnigh'ly Club will picnic at. the Dunes at Trenvmt, Ind., on next Saturday. The ladies will leave

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Whiting on the Whiting car at !):4I". and take the South Shore from lian Chicago at 10. "4 a . m . Mrs l.yman H . Kitf-r entertained a number of iriends at hr home In

SlK-ridan avenue yesterday afternoon j and fnight will have others as her j

quests . The funeral of the three weeks old son of Mr .and Mrs. Thus. Dicks, ot Indiana boulevard, was held from the St. John's church. Interment beins at Hammond.

JIayor Andrew lVlers. Major Andrew IVters of Boston has haoi to deal v.'ith a critical situation. The police of tho city recently struck for better conditions in general, leaving the city temporarily unprotected from crooks, highwaymen. mashers and rowdies. Peters callej in the state police to patrol the city, but before their arrival thieve pillag-ed stores and ransacked hemes. The most serious part of the law. ess was the numerous attack made on women on the streets.

very popular in Hobart'e social circlet and tha groom during hia residence In this city for the past two years, has won many friends. He la employed as a. machinist at the Illinois Steel Co.. at Gary . Th I. WhiBt Club will meet this week Thursday evening with Miss Mayme Brand . Th'i ITiscilla Club will met Thursday nft'rnoon with Mrs. leering Melln .

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Le6Ve orders for potatoes at M Iloffman'M store. Call at once. 10-2-1 TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN People who have been gossiping rumors which have l.e n damaging my name and charactc i . w ill be prosecuted tc the full extent of the law and pur under penalty of peace bonds. lt-2-l MHS. KI TH I.. SC'liAIXEIt Mr. Henry Zuppardi left Tuesday for Fllkhart. Ind., where he will Join the I ostal Telegraph I'riion. On September 2l a tpecjal meeting for Communitv officials was held at S p. m. at the Public Scr.o-d building

written, the work done by the women, at home will Impress itself upon this!

nation as few even now renlize. Literally, millions of women Wt their horn's and took up war a-tivitts info which women had never before been called. 8nd many more it home devoted long hours at work In knitting and preparing surzical dressings for the hoys "over there." Some may have workcj nt the expense of health and are now suffering from headaches, backache, dragging-down pains or sonic d rangement. It should be remembered thot 1-ydia K Tinkham's Vegetable '"impound for more than fortv years has been restoring such women to health and strength, and is now recognized as a standard remedy. Adv.

. - tor the purp-se of making definite plans . Mr. George Jaegej- was a. Hammond v isitor on Wednesday. Miss Staciu Gettler was an out of town visitor yesterday.

Better call up The Times and have it sent io your house every night. Then you'll be sure it wul be there.

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Mr. Don Gilgar of this place and M;ss Martha Young-r. rtaoi se t.ioara

Miss Martha Ma. key, youngest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Mackey. vv- i e unit- il in marriage Monday afternoon . They surpr-ed tlx ir parents and their many friends lure by stealing off to Crown Point where t hey were quietly maried by Rvv . Ayling. in tiie presence of Miss K"--- Kostbade and Mr. Leonard Johnson, who a oir.paniei) th'in to th.it pl.n e . T,-;ey returned to Hobart that eveplng and at present arc residing at "he liome of the bride's parents. The bride is

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Mrs. E. 51. Harris, R. R. No. 3, Ashland, Wis., sends a message of cheer to the Fick: "After following: Tour ndvlce nnd usinfr I'erur.a and Manalin, I nan cored of cnta'rh nt the noer, tlirunt and ittonineli. from which 1 had uufferea for ev -aI jrmrm. V. lien t commenced taklr,g i'eruria I could not make my bed vMhout stopping to rut. Now I

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ALONG-TIME test was not necessary for Mr. Bartlett to determine the fitness of Goodyear Pneumatic Cord Truck Tires for his particular hauling problem. His letter quoted above tells why. Some time ago the Wm. Graver Tank Works faced 'a condition of express and freight congestion which vas seriously interfering with their activities. The Goodyear Truck Tire Service Station understood the difficulty and urged pneumatic equipment. Hauling time had to be reduced without endangering the loads or forcing the truck to an Lake County Automobile Supply Co. Hammond, Ind. Phone 1741

undue pace. Goodyear Pneumatics accomplished this. Thousands of such hauling questions have been answered with the correct type of Goodyear Truck Tire either Solid, Cushion or Pneumatic plus Goodyear Service. Our Goodyear Service Station is for analysis of conditions, recommendation of right type of Goodyear Truck Tire and, then, inspection attention to see that each tire delivers its inbuilt mileage. Call us up and let us explain how our tire methods help to reduce truck costs. East Chicago Garage & Sales Co. 4739 Forsyth Ave. zeiger a dewey, Prop.. East Chicago, Ind.

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