Hammond Times, Volume 15, Number 22, Hammond, Lake County, 14 July 1920 — Page 5

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Personal and Social News

Miss Trince of Albany. N. Y., is a ruest at the home of Mr. and Mrs. I'aul Frince of Van Buren street.

Born, to Mr. and Mrs. Frank Schwann of lf60 South Hohman street, a daughter. July 13th. Both mother and daughter doing nicely. Dr. and Mrs. Jas. R. Brown and "-.n. and Mr. and Mrs. C V. Oohl. Mrs. Brown's parents, have left for a motor trip through the east. Th'y will st-.i at Niagara Fall?. Toledo. Cleveland. Williamport. Ta . and other points In the east. They will be gone for three weeks.

Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Ortt of HIghJad street announce the marriage of their daughter. Naomi, to Paul E. Fischler of Toledo, O.. Tuesday, July 13. at 5 o'clock la tho at tcrii'K)!!. The wedding took I'lace at the home of the groom's mother jn Sanducky. Ohio. Tho young couple' will make their home at the Cordova hotel, Cleveland. O.. for the present. Mr. and Mrs. T. E. Fischler are both well known in Hammond. Mrs. Fischler Is a graduate of the Hammond high school In the class of 1913. and Mr. Fischler. together with his raxents. as a resident of Hammond for a number of years, and has just recently moved to Ohio. The regular business of the St. Fauls Lutheran Ladies' aid has been postponed indo.fi nalely.

have been occupying thalr house, have moved to Detroit street. The W. B. A. of the Maccabees will hold Its regular meeting at the K. and L. of S. hail at S o'clock. All regards are requested to b present.

The regular meeting of the I"oreis Bebekah Lodge took place and the annual intsallation of officers was the feature of the evening. The following officers were installed: Fast grand. Mrs. Lois Atkins, nobel grand, Mrs. Rose Marcus; vice grand. Mrs. Florence Boyer; right supporter to n-bel grand, Caroline Davs; left supporter to nhel grand. Mrs. Caroline Swaim; right supporter to vice grand. Mrs. Vonsinsky, left supporter to vice grand. Anna Sass; chaplain. Mr?. Mabel Woodruff; secretary, Mrs. Elsie Riley; financial secretary, Mrs. Elizaheth Pontious: treasurer. Mrs. Louisa Seastadt; inside guard. Mrs. Lydia Guss; outside guard. Mrs. Mary Malo; pianist. Mrs. Hazel Houser. As guests of the evening there were Mrs. Emma Wilson, president of the Kebekah assembly, from Jasper. Ind.. and Mrs. Emily "Wedgewood. grand warden of the ReVekah State association from East Chicago, Ind.

The St. Tauls senior league of the St. Pauls Lutheran church will meet at 7:30 tomorrow evening at the church, for the Hay Ride prty.

There will be a County Executive jneeUng of the W. C .T. U. at the home of Mrs. J. R. Graves. 894 Erie street tomorrow evening at 7:30.

The ladles' Aid society of the Fine Street Presbyterian church will meet tomorrow afternoon at the home of Mrs. Dike. 412 Hoffman street, as there Is a lot of work to be done a good attendence is desired.

The Kings Daughters of the First Christian church will meet in the church parlors tomorrow afternoon.

The fourth division of the Ladies' aid of the M. E. church will have an all day picnic tomorrow at Jackson park. They will meet at the four corners. State and Hohman streets, and take the 5:30 car.

The Bethany circle of the Christian church wjll hold their annua! picnic at Harrison park tomorrow. July 15. All ladies and friends are requested to meet at the park at 11 o'clock. The Thl Mu Gammas will m-ft at the home of Miss Margaret McH'.e. $64 Hohman street, tomorrow evening.

The Deborah Aid Society will hold an all day meeting at the Christian church tomorrow.

Mrs. E. H. Palmer and son Ben Jr.. of Fairmont. West Virginia, are the guests of Mrs. Palmer's parents. Mr. and Mrs. F. S. Van Slyke of 450 Michigan avenue .

The Golden Rule Council No. 1. Sons and Daughters of Liberty held their annual installation of officers. Mrs. Elizabeth Pontius acting as Deputy, installed the fallowing officers. Councilor Mrs. Margaret Logsdon; Assistant Counciler. Mrs. Anna Hartman: Vice Councller. John Gleason; Associate Vice Counciler. Miss Gladys Logsdon; Guide. Miss Berma Smith; Recording Secretary. Mrs. Millie Davis: Inside Guard. Miss Vera Tuley; Outside Guard Miss Gladvs Tuley: Truptee. Mrs. Jennie Schroeder; Associate Recording Secretary. Mrs. Martha Vonirh; Financial Secretary. Elizabeth Pontius;

Treasurer. Mrs. Nellie Grace. After I the installation of officers asocial time

with refreshments was enjeyed.

E. S. Monroe, superintendent of Hammond public schools has bee.i attending the N. E. A. convention in Salt Lake City, at the rrcsent he is going through Veliow Stone park, he is expected home the latter pan of this week. Evelyn Bracher. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. B. Bracher of 33 Elizaheth street, is spending several weeks in Hanna. Ind. as the guest of relatives and friends. Mr. and Mrs. Glen Peters, who have been living at the Lyndora hotel for the past few months are moving into their home at 1182 Forrest avenue, the end of this week. The Monroe family, who

Mr. and Mrs. Adolph Hirsch and family are planning a motor trip to

Michigan some time the latter part of

this month. . 9 Mr. and Mrs. Roland Fox of Detroit street, are leaving for Pine Lake. Mich., next Saturday, going by boat. Some Chicago friends are joining them.

Mr. and Mrs. W. G. Booth and family. Mrs. W. M. Bigger and son Billy, left yesterday for a motor trip to Burton, O., and places enroute. Mr. and Mrs. George W. Lewis of East Chicago accompanied them. On returning Mr. and Mrs. Booth and family will locate in Jackson. Mich., where Mr. Booth will enter the furniture busi-

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Eczema, tetter, boils, pimples, ulcers, irritations and scalp eruptions, as well as all other forms of skin diseases, come from a disordered condition of the blood. They must be cured throagh the blood, and this explains why local treat ment fails so absolutely. The radical and rational treat

ment is to taice a thorough coarse of S.S.S, which will rout out the disease germs from your blood, your complexion will beaifl to clear up and you will soon be rid of the disease as thousands of others have. Get a bottle of S. S. S. today, write to our head physician, who will gladly irire you full medical advice without charge. Address Medical Director, Swift Laboratory, Atlanta, fa.

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ness with his brother in law. George J. Spurr. Phillip Mossier will go to New York City on business next week.

SNAPPY SHOW AT THE ORPHEUM Ranee Gray and Ellnore Jackson, two former stars of filmland, are putting on one of the snappiest shows i-f the season at the Orpheum theater today, Thursday and Friday. It is "On the R.oad to 'Frisco." being the recital of the exciting incidents which attended a wager by the heroine to the effect that she could ride a motorcycle from Boston to San Francisco. Miss Jackson was formerly with Remain Fielding in pictures and played Mary Turner in "Within The Law." Gary, as leading man with the American Moving Picture company, alternated leads with J. Warren Kerrigan. Both are stronsr on comedy and put the

novelty comedy skit over In groat style. There are also five other nood vaudeville acta together with anothr epsoda of tho Jack Dempsey serial showing the finUh of the lively bout which closed tho episode last week.

ORAK SPECIAL All members of Orak Temple who have worked in the pa-.rol or drum corp are quested to be at tho temple Thursday evening, July 15. at 8 o'clock. Special business of importance. V.'M. IIAIILE, W. E. STARTS MAN, JOHN SODERBEKG.

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NOBODY OFFERED THEIR GALLANTRY The deluge of rain which struck Hammond last nRht left the Lyndora hotel maroc-ned iti a sheet of water the width of the surrounding streets. Two girls who hail sepnt the evening at the popular hostelry waited impatiently at the curb in front of the h'-tel for the water to subside. V- Hastings, Doc Oberlln and others sat on the veranda but there was not a cavalier in the crowd. No c-ne offered to carry the girls aero.'H. After waiting for ten min.ites the girls finally lifter their skirts, fearlessly steppe'd into the water and waded acrosf. The spectators held their breaths . Later an automobile was placed into service as a ferry fr-r persons desiring to cross the 'street until the sewers had been opened up. The fiorm has flooded Homewood basements a foci deep.

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