Hammond Times, Volume 14, Number 157, Hammond, Lake County, 21 December 1920 — Page 6
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THE TIMES Tuesday, December 21, 1920
VOICE OP THE PEOPLE
A CHRISTMAS APPEAL Dear iFriends: While we remember the distinctive tueiaaje of Christmas: "Peace on earth good will towards men," may we with many uieful gifts, remember the sick nd afflicted heroes In Chicago hospitals, many homeless and friendless, ufferlngr mentally and physically, from Infirmities and mental pictures of liendish horrors, which never can be erased from their minds, their very hearts have been torn assunder by the most cruel and bloodiest battles the world has ever known. Eager as we were to gain freedom by th? sacrifice of our dear hoys, may we kindly reir.emher those most needy, who have helped to win the war. May the sarat pirtt prevail and rest upon these maimed heroes while in direct need, as it did at the beginning of the world' most terrible conflict. Our boys have Teen the sole Instrument for our coun;trys xeace. Those remaining vave defied death. "What for? Many without arm or ley. sleht or hearing to live a life of misery and privations beyond Imagination, where It was once a etrug-gle for victory with our boys it's r.ow a struggle far existence and peace cf mind. royalty to country is loyalty to our sailors and soldiers, whom the Lord has given unto our care. How are va receiving them? Should humanity pay greater tribute to the dea.J than to the living? It's easy to die. those remaining have faced something worse than death, thousands torn from lived one ! extreme youth, to Indulge In e!n with associations of the lowest depth of humanity. Tou or I could not pass through Are without being erorched. With a living remembrance of our fallen heroes, may we be urged to scatter the laurels among the living, where thousands of clean and upright men are awaiting our action, men who would be honest and sincere, if only for our helping hand. Many there are meeting with oposltlon, here ana there also find It necessary to discard the uniform that they may demand the respect of some people. These class of men should not pay the penalty of the degraded ones who defied their God. served satan and abuse of privileges of country's service. I voice th sentiments of thousands of mothers, when I say I honor the American uniform as well as the one who wore it. it shall always have a cherished place In my heart and horae. for It conquored the demon of war. May all prejudice be removed and Justice prevail. It Is not how much we do, but the little we do. that means much, which cheer a despondent soldier or eellor. Sincerely JLRS. O. C. McClure. , Chairman Soldiers and Sailors Com- ' mlttee. Telephone 3170.
Personal and - Social News
Judge Virgil S. Reiter and rr. IL E. Eharrer attended the Order of Royal Jesters ceremonial at the Hotel Severln at Indianapolis, Ind., Saturday afternoon. James Tuley Bradford, small son o? Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Kedmon, who ha? been quite 111, is convalescing.
Mrs. J. J. Ruff f Carroll street la entertaining for her daughters Edit i ani Marojry Monday, December 27, at their home. ' Mr. n3 Mrs. E. C. Payne and daughter Eleanor have gone to southern Indiana where they will spend the holidays with relatives.
both musical Powley read, of the Road." Pickanntnys
Maharg was chairman of the program, which was Just a social one, she called upon Mrs. G. Ilannauer who gave much pleasure by singing, "It Came Upon the Midnight Clear," "Holy Mght." and a Christmas lullaby. Mrs. Jacobs rendered a most beautiful violin solo. Mrs. Mikesch accompanied
numbers. Mrs. li. H. In the House by the Side and for an encore, "Tho Entreaty," both wera
much appreciated. A content in which to all questions were names of movie stara was won by Mrs. Laiy. A grai bag was the feature of tlio afternoon in which each member received some remembrance. Mrs. L. T. Meyer preeented Mrs. A. It. Hill, club president, with a handpalnted bowl as a remembrance from the history committee. They united 1n singing "Holy Night." accompanied by Mr?. J. F. AVUhelm. In conclusion a luncheon was served, the assisting hostesses were the Mesdames O. Warner, Wm. Newman, W. Maharg and J. Kennedy.
Mr. and Mrs. J. Sherby and daughter Mabel left for California where they w ill spend the remainder of the winter. (Contributed.) On December 21, 1870, Christian Dose and Qathrine Dose were united in holy wedlock In Friesland. Germany. In 1SS2 they came to this country and made their home permanently in ttu city of Hammond. They have made many friends during their residence and gained the honor and esteem Of all who know them. Their children decided that this happy event should not pass by unnoticed. In consequence two celebrations were arranged for. one took place last Sunday in Immanuel Evangelical church where after the regular service the pastor. Rev. C. iJchaeffer conducted a Jubilee service in honor of the revered couple. Another celebratfon took place at their home. 862 Alice street, where the relatives, children, grandchildren an 1 many friends had assembled to offer their congratulations to the honored couple, who were the recipients of many bridal gifts. The children of the aged couple are Mr. and Mrs. L. M. Walker and children, Harold. Mildred and Marlowe, Mr. and Mrs. Beinhard Dose and son Clarence. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Baker and children Kathryn and Harold. One daughter Mrs. I. J. Avery of Albia. Iowa, could not be present on account of illness. May
the loved couple enjoy many more j
years of happiness and health, is tho wish of their many friends on this golden wedding anniversary.
The death of Eleanor Blume, the 13-year-old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Elume. living in Grant street, occurred on Saturday from aulck consumption, she having been ailing sine early fall. The Blumes recently moved here from their farm. She was an only child and her death -is a sad blow to her parents. The funeral Is being held from the Lutheran church today. Mrs. Rose Pemruona of Sterling. Illcame on Monday to spend a few days with her s!rtr. Miss Nellie Northrup. Mrs. D. A. Root had the misfortune to lose her pocket book containing money and a railroad ticket in Chicago on last Saturday while shopping. Mrs. C. Travers and baby of Pittsburg. Pa., arrived here on Monday to visit with Mrs. Travers mother, Mrs. C'liloe Ross and her sister, Mrs. Walter Hosil. New marriage licenses are: Charles S. Russell. Susie Polk, Gary; Steve Huszty. Teres Torak. Hammond; Lowell L.' Collier, Mildred Mae Frelse.
Oary; Benjamin nidermaa, Hannah T. Ex, East Chicago: Jesse Henderson, Gary, Freddy Jone, Jackson, Mich.) William H. Dleterlch, Arbela, Mo., Lina Krahn, Gary; George Honchar, Lirle Ontolzcsik. Whiting; Joseph Markovlc, Anka Jandrle, Oary; William Jenkins. Gary. LiUle Crowder, Cherokee. Kan.; Raphael Fascomi'ane, Catallna Alters. Gary.
HAMMOND SUPERIOR COURTS
John Jaranowski. representing the Illinois Coal company of West Hammond, has filed pult to collect a note
against the Parnenter-Barnf 1 1 Pack-'
ln company. Attorney Jesse Wilson is representing the plaintiff. Elfiabeth Bradley and Eao PatrofI
have filed claims against the estate ot !
the late George Kostoff. Foreclosure of a mortgage Is asked In the suit of Eydia Zumpfe against Charles Yamnicky, which has been filed by Attorney E. G. Bproat. The Edinburgh Manufacturing company has filed suit on account against Louis Baumwohl, et. a!., through Attorneys Roe A Petersen.
Blankets and Quilts At Half Price The Hammond Furniture company. J. Arkln, Mgr., 143 East State street, has Just received a shipment of quilts and blankets to be sold at half price. 12-2
Mrs. B. L. Toung of Harrison street will entertain the members of th-i Kappa D-a Gamma Club at a Christmas party this evening.
Tho Ladles' Aid Society cf the First Presbyterian church will meet Wednesday afternoon for sewing. The hostesses will be Mrs. Ray Chapman and Mrs. Harvey Gostlin.
Hilda Whltzel la home from DePauw University for the holidays.
Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Redmond of 1155 Van. Buren street will leave for Collingwood, Ontario, Canada, tomor
row where they will spend the holi
days aa the guests of Mr. Redmond's
parents. Mr. and Mrs. Philip Redmond
of that city, 4 Mrs. R. 1a. Lyons was hostess to th
history department of the Hammonl
Women's Club at her home on High
"and street for their annual Christmas
party. The Christmas spirit predom inated In the activities of the after
r.oon and the home was artistically
decorated for the occasion. Mrs. W.
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Hazel Wiltsee Is expected home from the University of Michigan to spend the holidays with her parents, Mr. and Mrs, S. E. Wiltsee of Detroit street. The Junior League ef St. John's Lutheran church of West Hammond had a grab bag party and Christmas tree In the church parlors last night. "The Messiah's Coming" was the name of the Christmas cantata at the First Presbyterian church Sunday evening. The soloists were Mrs. J. A. Watson. Mrs. Harry Sheridan, Mrs. L. L. Bomberger. Mrs, Parrett and Mrs. McNeill. J. McNeill, W. Gibson and J. F. Watson. The cantata was coached by Mr. McNMll. with Walter Bell at the organ. Young's orchestra of ten pieces played and thre was a mixed chorus of about twenty-live voices. All of those who witnessed tt report that It went off bcautlfuly and was an excellent concert. The Senior League of the St. John's Lutheran church of West Hammond
will give a supper this evening in th-3 church parlors.
The Deborah Aid Society will have
an all day meeting tomorrow In the Christian church parlors.
Crown Point
The sad death of Mrs. Roy Walker living on West Goldsborough street, occurred on Sunday, her death being caused by blood pol.ontng from which htr life has hung in the balance for rho past weeki) The AValkers moved to Crown Point from Lafayette several years ago. Mrs. Walker was the mother of three children, who with her husband survive her. The death is a particularly sad one and much sympathy is expressed for the bereaved husband and family. Tony Tavala and Joe Martanus. Mexicans from Indiana Harbor, wfrt giv n
a l to 8 year sentence at Jeffersonvlile on Monday by Judge Martin Smith for
stealing two shirts from Joseph Chruatoskl and Robert Williams of Hammond, who stole a seal skin ciat on
Saturday, plead guilty and were glvn a 2 to 14 year sentence by Judge
Smith.
Mrs. Cora Berlin and Mrs. Floy Beckhart are assisting In County
Auditor Foland's office during the
making of the t&x duplicates.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Trevorrah of
Janesvllle, Wis., are exrected here ths
middle of the week to be the guents of Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Rockwell ovtr
the holidays.
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That ecarce article Genuine Franklin County Coal. I have It In three elses. "Dlbos the Coal Man." 12-21-23-24
MASONIC NOTICE Hammond Chapter No. 117 R. A. M. will hold a stated convocation Wednesday evening. Dec. 22nd. Opening at eight o'clock. Royal Arch Degree. Members requested to attend. FRANK C. MORRIS, 12-20-3 E- H. p-
Range and Egg Hard Coal In stock. Any quantity. "Dibos the Coal Man." 12-21-23-24
The Price Reduction Sal at Hellerman's, a pre-Christmas sale for yo'i. Buy shoes now at spring prices. 12-21-
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Then, there are any number of handsomely tailored Coats and Dresses, priced at " $28 to $75 But see those Hudson Seals, boys, if you want to give her something possessing exquisite beauty. Remember fiie place
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