Hammond Times, Volume 14, Number 158, Hammond, Lake County, 22 December 1920 — Page 10

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THE TUTES VdnRrln Doc. 22. 1920.

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Columbia Granfconalaa on easy payments. 9- ima-burg. Wa lltth afreet. 11-2J tf STAR THEATER TOME1IT Iutln jTaraum In "Ilia Hilnr." Striklsx (Ilmpar of Ptrlaia Mht 1 If-. ilt B. V. rorafd f. Attrntloa t-hlldren Santa Claaa In iwrton nl!l giro Christmas prf ixnn with each nil -ulwloa, 1KM to OiSO p. m. -1 hlldrcn will reerlrn Christmas preaenta afrAu r afternoon. 12-22-S Too ar cordially Incited to hear the Cheney Phanorraph at 11. Gordo A bona. 12-7-t-f Vow la the time to buy the December mid-month and January Colombia Kerorda. oo sal today at Sara Aronberg's. Whiting. 12-10-tf Make reservations at O'Keefe's Cafe for Xmi and New Tears. 12-12 Do year Chrlatmaa shopping at H. Cordon A Sons. 12-l-tf Given away Jan. 6th, O. V. B. toy wagon, all ateal ball bearing;, the best wgon made. 1 ticket riven with each

:0-cent purchase. Tom Smelser. paints and hardware, 605 Indiana blvd.. Whiting-. 12-U-31inc FOR REXT Two light house keeping rooms, 1994 Atchison avenue. Whiting-. Ind. 12-22-1 To aasUt yon la yoar Xmaa snapping. H. Cordon Soni ytlll be open every ersnlng to S p. m. until Xraas fcve. 12-9-tf A Brunswick. Phonograph on term to suit you. Seifer Furniture Oo. 10-25-tf

r We give yoo n whole year to say for a Cheney Phonograph, uneonalled in tone aad heaaty. II. Gordon A Sona. 12-9-tf

FOR REM snail cottage in Whiting. H. S. Davidson, 600 119th street. 12-:i-C2-23

anle at H. Gordon A Sons. 12-20-3 ; 11.0? enrol you In our Xmas Brunswick club. Seifer Furniture Co. 16-25-tf Open eTery evening until Xmii. Seifer Furniture Co. 12-15-tf To anal at to In your Xnun shopping H. Gordon A Sona will be open every evening nntll Iau. 12-22-3 Wliy Doesn't He Write

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As a reminder send him a Parker or r- v.klin Fountain Pen. Nelson's Drus

tore 12 -15-tf paper was on the "organizers of

Mrs. ilysrick of Richmond. Ind., ts visiting- at the home of her son, Tl. 1. Myertck of the West Park addition. Mrs. Elliat-cth "Plsher returned home today from a visit with relatives In Ottawa. Hi. Miss Katherlne Pnskwiets of Sheridan avenue Is home from tit. Joseph's academy at Des Moines. Is., (or over the holidays. Tho Beta Gamma Upsllon sorority will g-lve their Chrlatmaa party at the home of Mrs. Geo. Hornet In Sheridan avenue Km I slit. The choir of the Congregational church will give a cantata '"The Shepherd's Vision." at the morning service of the Congregational church next Sunday. The Cantata Is to be given under the direction of Prof. Carpenter of Chicago. George Matal! of 116 USth ftreot was arrested by a government man for violation of the liquor law. He waa reIased on a $1,000.00 bond furnished by Mike Kozactk. Jake.Mrzlak was also arreated by the government officials for the same offence. He too waa released on 11.000.00 bonds, also furnished by Mike Kozaclk. alike Matusr.yk also charged with violation of the licjuor law was not so fortunate for In default of same he is locked up awaiting trial. Make reservations at O'Keefe's Cafe for Xmas and New Years. 1 li -2 2 Miss Elizabeth Putnam, who is doing reconstruction work In the V. S. government hospitals, has -been transferred from Boise City. Ia., to St. L,oui Mo. Miss IMtntm is much delighted with her move as it brings her nearer home, the location is ideal and she has met four of the girls at this place, who were her co-workers at the Ft. Sheridan hospital. Born to Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Gallagher of 424 Fred street, a son. George Taters was arrested by Officer Gellan at 119th street and Oliver ptreet for operating an auto with no license. He put up a diamond ring as a security for his appearance in court. Frank Gornto, who formerly resided in the Pedersen fiat in Sheridan avenue, but who recently bought property on Amy avenue In Robertsdale. dropped dead while at work at the Pinciair Oil "Refining comrany at East Chicago on Monday night near mid-n!ght. just shortly before going off duty. The deceased leaves his widow, a two-year-old child and a brother who lives with them. The funeral arrangements are held up awaiting word froifc relatives in Georg'a. Steve Molnar was arrested by Officer Bellan at 406 Steiher street, charged with disorderly conduct on complaint of Mike -Baker. Molnar was released on bonds to appear tomorrow for trial. Mrs. II. N. Nichols entertained the members of the literature and History section of the Fortnightly club at her home in Cleveland avenue on Monday evening. Mrs. f. Campbell read a paper on the "Salvation Army in the War." and Mrs. W. G. Spurrier s

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, salvation Army." Mrs. 11. E. Bcaubien read a group of C'hritir.ae poems and Miss; Fan- gav h reading by Van Dyke. The next meeting will be with Mrs. A. Vernon on Jan. 17. Mr.. Mathews, who has been visiting a; the home of Mrs. William Shlnn for several weeks, is spending a few days with friends in Chicago. Make reservations at O'Keefe's Cafe for Xnii! and New Years. 12-22 The children's chorus of the Congregational church will give a cantata "The Nativity"' or story of the Christ

ohuroh in the services of the Sunday evening club rn-nt Sunday evening. The Junior Mgh school students win give a Christmas program at the H. 8. auditorium tomorrow afternoon at 2:S0 o'clook. All parents and friends are urged to be present. Mrs. Carrie GUI and son. Jesse of Oliver street, left lor Cleveland. Ohio, today to spend tho holidays with her daughter, Mrs. Kdward Bobinson. The program for Troop 2, Whiting, Boy iscoute of America. Is: Opening bugle, fthe Scouts cs.ll); 1. patrol meetings: buale assembly. "Attention;" 2 Patrol reports to ecrlbe; Announcements, Dec. 2S meeting. Election at Deo. 29 meeting; Discussion; Htanley Ticholson in charge: Troop drill; Patrol drill: "Take Distance March" for Semaphore Signaling; Karl Hchlk, Instructor; Patrol Stunts. Heaver Signal Tower; Stag Setting Fires, Fox, Jutlg-' Ing Distance: Troop Kxifibltlon of knot tylng bandaKing; closing exercises announcements: Lftjgle "Assembly t. the Colors' All Salute the Flag P.epcat the Si-out Oath in T'nison.

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Mrs. Leeper of Milwaukee visited wlih relatives here yesterday, Mrs. J. Fleck was a Chicago visitor yesterday. Tho Whist club wiil mt Thursday evening with Mrs. If. Brand. Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Schiedt attended a party given by the s'sters of Mr. Schiedt at their home in Dyer Sunday. Mrs. R. Miller returnf-d to her home Chicago arter spending the week--nd her with relatives.

Couple, Aged 80, 'Marry LONDON Both aaed 0, Mrs, Rlaham and William Wilkinson, widow and -widower, -were married at St Peter's church, Cleethorpes. They were both in receipt of oldage pensions. Mr. Wilkinson, formerly an agricultural laborer, said they found th'-v

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