Hammond Times, Volume 14, Number 290, Hammond, Lake County, 26 May 1920 — Page 5
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PERSONAL I
SOCIAL HEWS
Miss Francis Krtclla Anderson an i Miss Gladys Uillo are leaving today for Detroit to stay over Decoration Day.
LIVE LOCAL NEWS "ADS".
May Dance by Scatena Ball Club, at K. C. Hall, Hammond, Wednesday, May 26th. Husk O'Hara's orchestra. 5-13-Tt
QUAINT FROCK OF FLOWERED CHINTZ
BUTTON COVERING hi:mvi 1 1 1 him; i om; hay
1 Pleating, braid i ns. sowing machines Miss Hazel Hartier and Miss Minnie i at bargains- all kinds of repairs; all "vVehmuIier spent Sunday in Warren- i work guaranteed. Call at '.'1 State st. ville, 111., visitins Ida Hamer who is 1 Just west o Hohman st. rhone 41tthere at the Margaret Mai kinhall j Hammond. Indiana. &-3-1 sanitarium for her health. Ida Haimri .
is a sister of Hazel Hamer.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Tayne of 286 Michigan and children, Helen and Kugene are leaving some time in the near future to make their li.ame in
Cheyenne, Wyo. They have been resi-i K. dents of Hammond for the past fifteen 1 llsy years and active members and workers j in the Christian church, w here they i
will be greatly missed by their many f nendj .
May Dance by Scatena Ha!! Club, at K. C. Hall. Hammond, Wednesday. May 26th. Husk O'Hara's orchestra.
May Danre by Scatena Hall Clufi. at C. Hall. Hammond. Wednesday,
:6lh. Hu.-k O'Hara's orchestra. 5-l?-7t
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The G. R. rieasure Club will meet tomorrow evening at the Moltke hall for a social evening.
The Dunes Park committee of the Hammond Woman's Club will meet with Mrs. Kric Dund at ol Mason st. Friday afternoon at 2:30. A trip to the Dunes will be planned at this meet ing and all club members ate invited to join this committee on this trip.
Edward Lipinski underwent an operation on his nose yesterday in a Chicago hospital.
We are , best dano May 271 h. May 2 7th. Hammond
it it again. D of the :"as at l'nn; hail, at Unity hall. Girl l'.xU-rs.
n't forget the -n. Thursday, given by t'.i'i givon by the
NOTICE TO EAGLES
All members are requested to be present Ht the regular meeting v edr.esday evening. May L'Rth, on account of election of officers.
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Joyed. A prettily arranged luncheon was served during which the announcement of Miss Clover's coming marriage to Edward D. Young was made. The marriage will take place June 23. Those present were the members o the Kappa Delta Gamma club and the pu'Ms were Myrtle Huehn. Marion ImnniRan, Alma Krvin. Katherine Flip n). Emma Vanderhoff, the Mesdames Kuth Manhenffel, Clara 1'rcvo and Diane he 1 Hi hi berg. Mrs. Marion llowfr of Doty ft., very pleasantly entertained the Erthstane club at a one o'clock luncheon yesterday .
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The Kappa Delt Gamma club had a very nice dancing party at the Lyndora Hotel last evening. There were over ninety couples present. The grand march was led by Mr. and Mrs. Keith Wilcox. The music was furnished by McKelvey's. Every one reports a most delightful time.
We are at H a sain. lon't forget thf best dance of the season, Thursday. May 27th. at Unity hall, given by the Hammond Girl Dodders. 5:2 3:2
The Golden Rod Social Club meet with Mrs. J. B. Murphy, Gosthn st., Thursday afternoon.
SEWING MACHINES Have your sewing machine repaired by Lake county's only sewing ma-
j chine expert. F. C. Miller. lSl State j st. Telephone 17!"1, estimates fur-
wi'l 1 nished free. 5-21
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members are requested to be present.
The Indiana Sun Flower club will entertain at a tea party tomorrow afternoon and evening at 233 Truman ave. All members are requested to be present and bring friends. The public ia also invited.
The Loyal Star Class, of the First Christian church will hold a farewell social at the home of Mrs. Herbert Norton of 537 Murray st., Thursday evening, May 27th. It is a class social to be given for Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Payne who are toon to leave Hammond to make their home in Cheyenne, Wyoming.
Help St. Margaret's hospital on Tag Day. May 2!'.h. 5 ::.".
B. P. 0. E. ATTENTION
Crptonnes and chintzes are beinsj r!i-p!ayeci now for many purposes. Not only draperies hani'.isrs. porch pillows and furniture rover? ar? made of these praily r cured materials, but dainty frocks, hats, baps, smocks and skirts are also artfully fashioned. Here is a quaint little "jroose frirl" tylt? made of crisp orpandy and bright flowered chintz. The tifrht little bodice and overskirt are of chintz and the orcrandy collar, little puff sleeves and front panel ara trimmed with taffeta ribbon bows.
The Trinity League will give its nrst entertainment this evening at the K. of r. hall at the corner of Hohman and Ogden sts. "Itosinskis Narrow Escape." and the "Kutcher's yuartette" will be the special numbers on the program. The men's club of the Up-ce.-iners church f Englewood will give tee play, and the public is most cordially invited . The Coffee Social of the Toadies A1J of the St. Paul's Luthern church which was to have been held tomorrow afternoon has been postponed on account of the funeral of a member. It will be held June 3rd. The ( h-ur of the First M. thurcl
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i'..tei- at the home t Mr. a.ni Mrs. ,1 o. Thompson. 1188 Harrison s' . this (-!. ing at eignt o'clock. Th ? rvili ' ji short -rehearsal after -v' lih 4 social time will be enojyed. A ;ood (in": is promised.
side- and Henry Mueller, Worthy Patron seelcted C. N. Jewett to preside for him. Miss Icne Reynolds sang several songs during the ceremony accompanied by Theodore Moore at the organ. After the progYam an elaborate luncheon was served in the banquet room. The luncheon was servd
by twenty men who afforded a great j deal of amusement on account of their j mostumes. They were dressed as j cooks and waitresses. In the lunch I
they surpassed themselves as it was a most delicious repast. This event will Order of Eastern Star. Willis It. o down as a Red Letter Day .. Ford was chairman for the day and Henry Mueller assistant chairman.
Mr. and Mrs. I., fox are entertaining a few friends at dinner at the. Country Club thi sevening. The Ladies Aid society of the Monroe Street Church will hold its business meeting Friday. May 2Sth. at 2:::0. A good attendance is desired.
QUESTION WAS IT
IKE OR MIKE?!
"Have you noticed the wr-rried look on the face of Kd Bohling of late?" inquired one of his friends yesterday. Well, 111 tell you what it is. Ed.
you see. is perplexed. Down at Ed's house, 1063 South Hohman street, Ciey had twe canary birds. Kd called V111 Mike and Ike on account of the similarity of expression and habits, a.- it were. Friday afternoon Mrs. Kohling removed the water rup from th wicker case of one of the birds. A lairly large hole was left in the cage vhich fact the bird noted. He flew from the hole, through the open kitchen door, and into the wide, wide world. Mrs. Bohling hung the' other bird's cage beneath a tree out in the yard. The freed canary linger,., around for almost an h-ur and then set out for parts .unknown. Seems he was a magnificent t.nger and gloom hangs over the Bohling homestead. There is a chance that someone will pick him up of e-urs because when these songsters get cold or hungry they flutter to human habitations. Mrs. Bohling if offering a reward for the return of the bird." "That's too bad, but what is Ed worrying about?" "Well, y'see. hes trying t.- figure out which it was that flew away, Mike or Ike""
in to..- nd'.iai couri ..I lnui.iiia;).jli... u.e. city will be short 2to iU; administrative d( iiartimnts lor several days. Deputy M;;r:h..l Mybeck has been dealing out tin. sjinnioi s tins week for the witness" who are to appear when Judge Anucrsvu hears the matter of canceling the i.aturaliZrftion pap. rs of Paul Glazer. Those called are George It. Bragdon, of the department of justice. Judge Greenwald. of the superior couri; Clyde Hunter. prosecuting attorne.v; Judge lunn of the city court; Carrol Slick, secretary to the major; Goorge. Calder, deputy clerk of the superior court: Ixiuis Christopher of the Gary Tribune: .Miron Harris, of the Gary Post. From other parts of the county are the following: U. S. Commissioner
1 Charles Surprise, of Hammond; James T.
Day, of East Chicago; Sheriff Leis Barnes. Clerk H'rbrrt Whraton, and Attorneys Geirge Hcrshman and Otto Drue-, of Crown Point.
The Hammond Chapter. Order or Eastern Star, celebrated "Friends Night" last evening. There were over two hundred and fifty present and the hall was beautifully decorated with I ferns and flowers. There was a large class of candidates initiated and each officer selected a friend to confer the
degree. Ida Haefer. the Worthy Matron, selected Elizabeth Lasli to pre-
Initiation Thursday evening. May 27. All candidates who have recived notices will please present themselves for initiation. It. G. CONPK. Exalted Buler. 7.-2S-27
The Advance Pleasure Club of Moltke ldge, I. O.O.F.. will hold a May dance at their hall, 237 State st., on Saturday evening. May 29th. All Odd Fellows and Itebekahs are earnestly requested to come and bring their friends .
The Ladles Aid of the Pine Street Presbyterian church will meet at the home of Mrs. Joseph F,oner, 423 Michigan ave. tomorrow afternoon at two o'clock .
The Fifth Divsion of the M. E. dies Aid will meet tomorrow at h"me of Mrs. Margaret McMahon. Bauer st. at 2:30.
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Hester Jane Long. Kuth Malo. Sarah Turner. Ruth Skimer. Jessie Seegrish. After the initiation a luncheon was served and plans made for the pro
gressive dinner given Saturday.
party which will be
The initiation of five new membrs into Beta Gamma Sigma took place Saturday evening at the K. nf p. hall in East Chicago. Candidates were
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Patterson cf Carroll st.. are leaving today for Indianapolis to be gone over Decoration Day.
Miss Mildred Emerine of this community is graduating this year from Western College for Women. Oxford. Ohio. The program for commencement begins Saturday. June 5. with the Junior play. Sunday, the baccalaureate address is given by Dr. W. W . Boyd, president. Class reunions, dinners, the Senior out-door play and the opera. 'Haensel and Grttel.. an1 sen eduled for Monday. Tuesday is alumnae day .and Wednesday, the sityseventh commercement of Western will take place. Dr. Charles F. Thwing. president of Western Reserve Univer
sity giving the address. The Trinity Aid will he entertained tomorrow afternoon at the home of
Mrs. Brincknian. 1 ." Walthan st. The F . E. G. dub will meet with Mrs. G. Anderson at her home in Hegwisch. III., tomorrow- afternoon. M iniiers of the club should leave on
the i:20 South Shore. J There will he a Bridge party for j ladies and gentlemen at the Country Club this evening.
Mrs. Dora Sawyer of Rniimnnd. Ind. i is here visiting h"r sister. Mrs. A. S. j Hunt of Webb st.
Mrs. W. D. Webb, who has been a visitor in Pittsburgh, for the past few-
weeks is expected home today. Her j sister, Mrs. Ewing will come with her. I -, ' ' i The department of music of the! East Chicago Woman's club had the j
nnal meeting of the year. The program was supplied by talent from Chicago and it was an unusually fine one. The following Hammond people
attended: Mr. and Mrs. E. Summers.! Mr 'urtA Mvo X ,
.' ....... .. . 1 .iiion. .m;-. ana Mrs. M. Hower. Mr. and Mrs. X. Hembroff. Virgen Homhroff and Mr
i.ydia Walters Van '.ilder. I lren Clover entertained a number of! friends Saturday evening at her home! on Bau-r St. Music, dancing and several games of Five Hundred were en-
IN MEMORIAM
MKMOHIAI. In tribute to Mildred Shade, who is spending her first birthday in Heaven; aved 1 .'! years. May 26th: Gone from the home and the fireside, Missed from the circle so dear
Sadly we gather without thee. j Yet feel thy presence is near. I In the words 4 hat the pen hath spoken. ' j Ere 1 by hands they were folded to!
rest. Ere the heart was hushed into silence Ere the Father had whispered "Tis best." Then weave we a garland of flowers Bright flowers that never shall decay To crow n the dear one's sweet memory. 'Till we meet her just over the way.
One by one our dear band is taken And sadly we weep o'er them all; With a pang for the home that !s broken,
Where sorrow falls down like pall.! P.ut the merciless death angel called ' And the spirit must ever obey. 'Tis the diamond of light that he I takes I And leaves but the casket of clay. j But over the river the dark mystic J river 1 He bears the burden we love. May we met her in heaven above. J Her cherry smile and kindly ways ; Are pleasant to recall. She had a kindly word for each j And died beloved by all. j Barents. Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Slade. ' Brother Edward. 5-26 i
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It will pay you to wait. There will be some wonderful bargains, priced way below the .Tiarket. We have the goods and we are going to make this sale a hummer.
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RECEIVED AT 99 C H S 4 AB Chicago, Ilk, 3:50 P, Apr. 23, 1920 Hammond Fur. Co., .Hammond, Ind. Floor samples shipped yesterday. Heywood Bros, and Wakefield Co. 4:04 P
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Hammond, Ind.
STJBFONAED FOR GLAZER HEARING
l-'rom the numlv r of subpoenas served
Mr and Mrs. James O'Toole of Northcotte ave. had a visit from the nephew of Mr. O'Toole. a Mr. Lid ward. O'Toole, a representative from a firm at T'tica. X. Y., who is west on an official visit for the compi'.y ind remained here a few days while in the Chicago district.
Are you reacting The Times?
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Is the Return you may Expect from any one of the Seven two Apartment Houses left in the. Great U. S. Housing Corp. Sale THESE ARE OUR BRICK DUPLEXES, TYPE "B." YOU MAY JUDGE THE INVESTMENT FEATURE BY THE FACT THAT REAL ESTATE MEN-MEN WHO KNOW VALUES-FROM ALL OVER THE CHICAGO DISTRICT AND THE CALUMET REGION HAVE INVESTED IN THESE APARTMENTS UNTIL Sales Have Now Reached $200,000 STUDY THESE SPECIFICATIONS Most of these brick duplexes are on corner lots, concrete pavements all around are paicf for in full. In fact, all street improvements are paid for. Lots are graded and covered with black soil. Plenty of light and all around. Each Apartment Consists of Six large rooms and bath. Every room has at least two large windows. Arrangement of rooms excellent. Electric lighting. Separate 7-foot basements with cement floors and walls, a good furnace, stationary tubs, gas hot wafer heaters. The plumbing in these houses is the best that has ever been put into a Hammond proposition. Exterior Appearance Substantial These buildings are two stories in height, facing brick all around up to the roof and present an appearance of great
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Hammond Builders Estimate These Duplexes to be Worth at Least $13,000. Our Price $6,875 to $7,500 While Thev Last. Only Seven Left. Terms $700 Cash, $63 a Month, Including Interest to Government, at only 6 a year No Taxes Until Next May Assessments are Paid in Full. COME IN AND ASK US ABOUT THIS FIFTY CENT ON THE DOLLAR PROPOSITION THAT YOU CAN BUY WITH YOUR FIFTY CENT DOLLAR. BECAUSE GOVERNMENT LOSES $340,000 YOU CAN BUY THIS ON A BASIS TO PAY YOU II 1-2 PER CENT A YEAR NET. FRANK R. MARTIN, of Martin, Woods & Company Selling Representative of U. S. Government
SUBDIVISION OFFICE Highland St. and Wallace Road Near Lyndora Hotel. Phone 664
DOWN TOWN OFFICE Hammond Trust & Savings Bank, Corner Hohman and Fayette Sts., in Hammond Building. Phone 51.
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