Hammond Times, Volume 14, Number 58, Hammond, Lake County, 25 August 1920 — Page 3

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Personal and Social News

KNO TTS-nOKER inni Frames Knotts. dauRhtr ft Mr?. A F. Knotts, of 49 Muenich ct w as married to Vincent Borer, of 1'nn-t:a.-. Mich . Umrfay, A.iijust I.lrd. at Hi!!sda!e. Mich. The ceremony, which was attended by on'y the immediate families, wn performed by the Rev. Thomas JUnncsaey, tiie bride" uncle. Mrs. Jo.-seph Keinke. ne' Eugenia Knotts. served as matron of honor and i.T husband, Joseph Reinke. server! as bent man. The bride wore a suit of peacock blue duvetyn. trimmed with fray squirrel, and a feather hat t'. match . Mr. and Mrs. Borer w:U tk a month's motor trip to Buffalo. Niagara Fails. Montreal. Toronto and other points In Canada, and will be, at home In Fontiac. tic'n.. where Mr. Horer successfully er.saKed in the automobile business, after October l:-t. Mrs. Borer, who is tetter kr.own as Dolly Knotts. is a member of one of the pidirt families in this part of the state. She ha been a teacher in the Hammond Fubln.- Schools for a number of years and will bo sreatiy missed by a score of friends. Miss Kdith Rcyiv!d of Oak Park. I'i.. spent the past two days as the fraest of Mrs. H. V. . harr-r. ef South

liohman street. Mi.-s Ke no Ids has

resigned her position as Supervisor "' Music of the Pub!1.- School and probably will not teHch this ear. The (r-uernsey reunion was he'd last Saturday. August 21st. at th home of C Guernsey. Crown Point, with one hundred and thirteen members present. Officers were elected and committees appointed for the cominsr year. It was decided to meet Ht the same place Saturday. June 6, lfi'l. A Hard Times Social will be held a: the Christian church by lli Bf sinners and primary ("lasses. August L'Slh, at f'Sht p. m. Suitable prize? will be Kiv-en to the most comically dressvd g:rl and boy of either class. Every erne welcome. Proceeds to be used on building pledge. Mrs. M. Hay and children leave today for Greenville. Tenn.. where they esptct to make their future home.

ma Kroer, ZiZ Truman one is welcome.

Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Heriington re

turned yeaterday trom Lake

begona, Minocqua, Wis.

have been for several

ave. Every Providence. K. I., is at present making i her home at the Seville Hotel, in Chi-

Shishe-

where they

weeks.

St. Taul's Lutheran Ladies Aid Society will meet tomorrow afternoon

in the church parlors for the regular coffee social. A large attendance id desired. John Kansfleld is having a home erec ted in the Hartman tlarcens and expects to occupy it by the first of October, i

Mr. and Mrs. M. P. Ludwla; of 27 Webb st. are spending several days at Starved Pock. 111. Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Farley. Hazel Fowler and Alfred t'hle left today for Milwaukee, "Wis. to attend the Photographer's convention. George Mitchell of Flesherton, Ont.. is visiting at the home of "Air. and Mrs. W. J. McAleer of 1C1 Webb st .

cago.

Mr. and Mrs. It. J. Wright of the Fark View Apartments have returned from a two weeks motor trip through Wisconsin. .Martha Kreis of 594 Michigan a enue entertained the S. S. M. Girl at a nhower last evenins. in honor of Miss Anna WiIIjk. The club presented Miss Will's with an electric iron. Music and game were enjoyed daring the evening and a dainty luncheon was served .

j Mrs. J. M. Van Hook, wife of Capt. : ll..l, .... i t t,r,,hik.

i uion cni'irccmt ni, ana aaugmer, w ui i arrive in Hammond today from San Antonio, Texas. They will make their i home here.

Mrs. Jake Earnings of Lewis st. entertained a number of friends lust eve ning In honor of her birthday anniversary .

A. IK. Lundsren ha.- moved Into hi? new home on School street.

The Christian Sunday School will give a picnic September th. and a tine program ha been arranged. Basket dinner will be served. Every one is r'-quested to bnr? a basket well filled. A social will be held in the evening. The M. T. Cub was very delightful. v eHertained Tuesday evening at the him "f Helen Betonie of East CMcago rliowtn? a short business session, the fvimn; van spent with mu-?!-and dancing, and at a late hour a dainty luncheon was served. Marion Hood, of Elmira. New York, was a guest.

Louise Shade delightfully entertained at a lawn party last evening at her home, 493 Murray st. The evening was spent with games, music and dancing and at eleven o'clock refreshments vere served. The following were the cuestsi Helen Zarndt. Lillian Kindling Emma Schweitzer, Mabel Schmeuser. Louise Spoerner, Hattle Hoeckelberg. Leona Hirkholz. Anna Thiessen. Margaret Newman. Viola Kaegabeine, Cornelia Stacker. Irene Krose, Florenco Prose. Louise Shade. Martin Welters. Teddy Block. Arthur Zarndt. Conra'l Schoop and Mr. and Mrs. Shade. 'Mr. and Mrs. Chas. F. Wilson and two children of Rushvilic. Ind.. are

vis'lting Mrs. Wilson's parents. Mr.

Mrs. C. J. Wilson Williams street .

I The Faithful AVorkers of the Dorcas Rebekah Lodge will meet tomcr- ! row for an all-day meeting at the I.

O. O. F. hall. Mr. and Mrs. T. F. Blocker of 460 Summer st are being congratulated upon the arrival of a daughter. Arline Jane, born Saturday. August 21st, at St Margaret's hospital. Mrs. Blocker was Nell Murray.

and

at their home, 3 26

Mrs E. C. Minas of 3; Rjmbach avenue, entertained the nimbach Ave. Birthday Club yesterday at luncheon. Besides the club members ,M rs . Mma entertained Mrs. Thomas Jordan. Mrs. Harry Minas. Adele Dunbar and her guest. Miss Coat. of Schnectady. N. V. anel Lucille Minas. Mrs. George lrackert will entertain the club in two weeks at her home. 575 State Line st. Mr. and Mrs. John C. Kennedy, of IVtroit street, have returned from a to weeks vacation spent at Butler, and Newcastle. Penn.

Mrs. George Roberts was in Ham

mond yesterday. Her mother.

W. A. M erryweather, who seriously ill for some time, imr slowly.

Mrs.

has been is impro.-

m;. spent

Maud Smith of Hammond, who the winter with ha sister in

The St. Paul Walther Iaiu will not bold Its social meeting tomorrow evening. The next meeting will take place In two weeks, when a business session will be held.

h Deborah Aid Society will hold iall day meeting tomorrow at the. j Christian church. A large attendance;

is desired as there is a great deal ol work to be done. A

The Trinity Ladies Aid will meet on Thursday afternoon for a social sea- ' si'-n at the home of Mrs. M,orris Crook, 435 May ft. j The Indiana Sun Flower Club will J have its tea party tomorrow afternoon and evening at the home of Mrs. Em-j

LIVE LOCAL HEWS "ADS"

Hammond Post No. 16 of the American Legion held a meeting last evening at their club rooms on Stale st . It was the largest and best meeting ever held since the organization of the Post. There is plenty of money now to do things right. It is their intention to make extensive decorations in the home so that when completed the hall will be one of the best clubs in town. Every one was enthusiastic about, building the Legion up to one hundred per cent in Hammond. All ex-service men are welcome to come up there at all times. They are going after the Victory Medals and all ex-service men who have those medals coming to them, should get in touch with the Legion and they will be helped to get them. It Is hoped to have the medals for presentation in Armistice Day. The League of Women Voters will meet in the G. A. R. rooms in the court hous tc morrow evening at 8 o'clock. The first forty minutes will be devoted to class work, conducted by AV. J. AVhinery. after which Atty. Clyde Cleveland will talk on the registration law. Howard Gesoheidler, City Democratic Chairman, will give a list of the offices that are to be filled this year and the names of th" candidates on the t'wo leading tickets. An opportunity ror i-eglslratrafion will

ba given before and after the meeting. It Is hoped that a large number of women will take advantage of theae meetings and be present. Chairman of the committees for the AV. C. T. U. convention met at the Baptist church yesterday afternoon for a business meeting. Mrs. I. M. Grlndle, president of the AA'hitlng AN'. C. T. U. was present. It was decided to have two thousand banners printed, with "AVelcome Stranger" with which to decorate the city for the convention. Meetings will be held at the church each Tuesday afternoon at 2.30 until the convention. Mrs. J. C. Graves entertained the Monday Night Club last night at her home, 122 Carroll st. With the members she entertained Mrs. C. F. Wilson of Kushville, Ind.. Mrs. J . D. Smalley and Mrs. ""Vm. Stout. The N. N. A. A. club gave a corn roast last night at the Clay Hole. They were chaperoned by Margaret Pirie and E. T. Turner.

TRIED TO STEAL AUTO Two attempted automobile thefts were reported to the Hammond police last night. Thieves entered the gar

age of Englehardt Ulrich at 413 Lyons

street and opened the doors hut they were unable to start th engine. Tli other attempt was made at the home

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The garage was broken into sul f car pushed into the alley. A see ; . lock which Mr. Kays lias on hi.f bine haffled th - thieves.

PRAISES NEW SHOW "It's a musical comedy and full of pep, a regular nailer." says Manager Jim Michelstetter of the Orpheurn theatre in referring to "Honeymoon Inn," the headliner on the theatre's bill for today. Thursday and Friday. lyovers of good fringing, beautiful wardrobes and pretty girls will find the program much to their liking.

TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY

FOR SALE burner blue flame il stove and oven. 2 beds. 2 step ladders. 1 paint board and trussels. Phone 1246M 335 Sheftleld ave, Hammond. 8-25-2

WANTED Experienced 3ord mechanics food wares; steady work. S. IT Bunnell Hotor Co., Hammond. 8-35.tf

W AT TED Foundry nelpcrti; 00 me ready for work. Hammond Brass Works, Hammond 8-25-2

FOR SALE Player piano, music cabinet and rolls; reasonable; cash or terms. Phone 12J0M, Hammond 8-25-1

FOR SALE n-burner Perfection "H Stove. S37 Erie street, phone 1S45M. Hammond. 8-25-2

FOR SALE 1920 Essex, run 2 100 miles at a big saving. Phone Hammond tn Sv Vhorr u" Sslrs S-?",-t

HAMMOND Yellow Cab Co. Any Time, Any Place Phone 1 54

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Citizens of Hammond having apartments or rooms to rent to teachers arc requested to call the office of the supt.

of schools or phone 415 and Hat the j

same. Desirable rooms in residence parts of the city and In reasonable distance from the several school buildings are wanted by a number of teachers of the city schools. 8-24

Central Labor Union celebrating on Labor Pay at Lake Park, Indiana Har- j br. Ind For concessions see J. j Beck, 230 Towle St., Hammond. 8-24-4t

NOTICE Closed Thursdav afternoon, August Tth on account of picnic of employes. 1-25 HAMMOND DAIRY CO.

K. OF P. NOTICE

All members of Hammond Lodge, K". , 510, K. of P.. who desire to go to I Lowell on Thursday. August 2Kth, will 1 report at the Castle Hall at 7 o'clock sharp. -25 W. A. HOKE. K. of R. S. j

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