Hammond Times, Volume 10, Number 23, Hammond, Lake County, 18 June 1921 — Page 2

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LIVE NEWS FROM THE TWIN CITIES

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e bo.-srd o works

rday a.."trn,)(.n to .):: .! r ths contract ..f t h .- pur. .p tig -it i. .n. i ; for tiiw Frederick, w. .-: i .)!; i, t, Del, aval an. I

t w-vt- ariva.-.s- .1 'ny u.fi the merits f the p-i;U-rtt' "1 that t:iu board ;:cxt .Monday. Jun t :Lu.i;uct.

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Mrs. A. Darson was called to Muskegon, Mich., on account of the death of a relative, Mrs. Jiihn Newlnnder. who was very well known in this riry. Mif. t:durd Bihl the daughter of Mrs. lsrjon h.-is just returned from that city and insisted in the care of the patient who pasi-ed away. Mrs. Fred Jk-Avoy of th Atlas Apartments has been entertaining as her ttut K. Ward of Saginaw, lliehMrs. Jean Hart of G ra.ssolii ban left for her termer home town to be gone a ft-vv weeks to visa with relatives and friends . Jiis-M tiii-wnn deHoll has arrived homo, .from Kockford 1'ifiversity io tpend the sumiiier with her parents, the H. K. d. -Hulls. Airs. Elii.-ibeih F'ox and her daugh-

-. so that i i-. llarb o; I tors. Elizabeth and Helen, on their ti: with th l-.a.-'t Chi-1 way from tht-ir home at Cleveland, O. uinis :..ive already been ! a 'our through Vwlloustone J 'ark.

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IM.i.XS AUDITMlN It was learned today that th Xew rk KloiviT company of Laporte. Ind. as planned ,t plant addition in t Ilea r t'utui.-. The extent of the mir eiuin: h-is not in en anno. meed. I KI.IIIN Jl Hit. KB

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EVERY Saturday and Sunday at KOWALSXI'S GROVE. Beginning June 18 Music by Prcyer's Orchestra A GOOD TLuE ASSURED ALL

' '.ie i-t: i i.i and b-i n "St a I - i. i:. I'air.'irs of- ' 'ha .iko B.ir. k l !sh l II.'- t en ; e r 'i i'on.-t w ii see

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members executive i.lortnan

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l.a.-'.. of anyt'ainu for ftfn'ii Post. 21 durinc, ti..- Kaplan tiuuvs ar-s July 4 to 0. j rm an and Pay Abbett as the deiaa'-s iiom so p.'-t to visit tha : nvent ion a i i e r -'. June -3 and

ini.-ti 4 tlie only the

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arc stopping for a. few days to iit with the A. J. Sambrooks of Indiana

ilaibor. Mrs. lx is sister to Mr.

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Mrs. W. A. K. iSdnnti of the " Vickey Apartments afforded a pleturant afternoon t... the m-tnbirs of the Thursday Afternoon l-'iw- Hundred Club at tlieir regular m.-etiiit;. In two weeks the club intends going to Cedar JLako to enjoy an out ins. Mrs. P. II. I3ilh-ter of NVrth Barnig five, was hostess to the "roetis Club members at her home Thursday afternoon. The Austin Perkins of Fir st. have William T. Kinie of I'holidelphiu. Pa.,

coming out second in the first lap of the auto race. "The Christ !n f'rtpiure and s'-rviee' will oe the subject at the servirts Pabbiith mornin.K at H o'clock. The Y. I". C. ('. w.H p.- in charjre of the evjn!n service. An interesting program has b'tn planned. 7:20 p. til . Supt. Kline announces in miles to all new scholars who have enrolled since the auto race started. p;bl" school at 3:4o a. m. Over 10 are in the honor roll so far this quarter. Mrs. Georfc-e r . Picknell of the Tdi knell Apartments is lr-avinsr for a visit to points in V( nn? 1 a ri ia, especially to I'hiladelphia and C ree nabur ir. T'i niarriaBc of a vi-y well known Pliey selii.i.1 t-coiier. Jli'-S Mabep Tavlor is taking iduee this mornir.K- to I'hestfr Irf-idy of Grapevine st.. who is employed at the Inland Steel mill. The C"Uph- will spend their bon.. moon motoring through the Hast. 'l"ie ceremonies are hi ins performed at the bride's home .

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mjr ave. and 141st st. for the bride and groom that are to be. Miss Clara Petersen, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. S. P. Petersen of Korthcfe ave,. and -avid "Williams, son of Mrs. I,'K-vly Williams of Beacon st . The foup'ie will be wedded this month. The United Presbyterian church at Indiana Harbor will entertain this evi ning at a birthday social to which all their friehH.i are Invited. There will be a program of music rendered by the Civic Glee Club, and an illustrated lecture on Kellow stone Park, by Rev. Mr. Melntyre, patMor of the church . The Jacob gi.hloers of Hammond came over to witness the graduation of their srranddnusrhter. Miss Irene CraleJl. from St. Mary's Parochial school In 144th st. Mr. anil V.rs. Samuel Rosenthal of Old ca fro ave-. attended the graduation of th'-ir son. Pavid Theodore, from the Northwestern University, Chicago, and who received the degree of Juris Doctor. They also were present at the

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graduation of their cousin, Xathan Stieglitz who was graduated from the Ha.nmond high school this week. The A. C. Huhers of White Oak ave whose daughter Miss Ruth Helen was a graduate of this year's class at the

high school, entertained fri ends over th

commencement days,

ami Agatha liub'-r of Pullman, and the Misses May Mover. Charlotte Tero and X. X. 'Williams, of Chicago. Miss Madeline Dickinson of Benson st. who took 111 the evening of the senior and Junior prom, is somewhat better. It is bclieved she suffered from the extreme, heat and over exhaustion. Miss Ixittie Donovan Gensheimer of Chicago was a visitor of This week or her parents, the C. B. Donovans. Sr.. in Xorth Baring ave. The George Xeers have left this city after many jears residence end are locating in Ohio. The Xeer home on .South Todd ave. was distinguished for

Mrs. Emily Wedgewood of Wegg in e. has returned from a trip down to PinCity, Stark county, w here she conducted a school of instruction for io 1kahs. John Flack who has ben connected with the Flack 7ros. Coil & FeerJ Co.

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including Harold'"' vul" ""! s"'lu"' to Mis

souri wrure ne nns ranch Interest.

'Id-nre erected

and the visitor will

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Mr. Kane is a nop- i i'pl

Twin City

News Notes

v. Mr. and Mrs. B. 1. iii- :-t . are '.raving Tu

t-. go to t "u i r, Tnd . vcr.-i'.ii i'f d:u-'i.:sts held at the m iliary n. 12 r.d and Ird of this v- ion will be held t s :: and m". ! ': in t.-is nr.d en ti.e lal.e.

as tneir eomp.u-. be joined by iua in a few day.-.

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ri Services at S-t. Paul a P.var.geln:al ! fi.Lutheran church tone rrow wili eou.-ist f L J of the Sunday school hour a 9 oclock. it.' J - , . .,. .... . ! t,:n

i-.iifiiisii service at i'J ociock. un Thursday evening there will be a meeting of the Young people's 1-ague. Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Davis. Xorth Bar in if av:. are t-ntertaining several relatives from Pittsburg, Kansas, n i.d Bessemer, Alabama, who have returned

kens of' Grape sday morning

, to attend a conin that city to be "adeiny en the 21st i monih. The eonr. the lawn of the iii'-nts sr. Uic h.--

st Dank in Indiana Harbor

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Do You Ever Estimate the benefits you would derive from a connection with this strong bank, whether in periods of unusual prosperity or when business is slowing down?

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The prestige of this large thriving institution is worthy of consideration and "it will increase your self-respect and self-confidence to command the advice and counsel of men who have helped hundreds of others to success.

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TJficl2 Zf.S. Gx'ernrrfri Supervision

from the yhrine Ceremonial

Moines, la. The party consisted of W. L. Williams and mother. Mr. Williams is the potentate of Mirza Tempb'. Pittsburg. I. C. Davis and wife and .Mrs. Davis' father, W. H. Judsoii. -Mr. Judpon is editor and manager of the Bessemer Weekly. Mr. :id Mrs. Harry Wright, Pittsburg, the party will return home the latter part of next week . First 1 "ongregat lonn! church, East Chicago. M agouti and 1 45th St., pastor. lit'V. Frank Maples. Sunday school nt

i : T 0 a. m. Morning service at 10:45 a . m. The pastor will preach at the morning jervice. When special selections vill be rendered by the choir. There will be no evening service. ComI mencing tomorrow there will be an adjult Bible class with Mr. Kov W. Fik

and Rev. Maples touching. V. I'. Church A good time social will be ho"(j at the I". I'. church Saturday evening June IS. All mernhris and friends are invited to this f;oc.al evening. An interesting progr'.m has been planned. The Harbor Glee club has consented to give several musical selections and 'here wi'.l be an llius-

trattd lecture on the "Wonders of Yellowstone Xational Park." SO pictures of this ownder hind will be thrown on the screen and described. The Annual Sabbath School picnic will be held on Tuesday. June 21. All scholars arc requested to meet at the church at S a. m. There w ."1 he a free ride and refreshment. with a day of games and fun for all. "The Opening Buds" elas and teacher. Mrs. Hnhawav will he entertained at Washincton park Monday evening In recocnition of the "Ford"

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THE COOLEST PLACE IN TOWN LAST TIMES TODAY Allan Dwan presents "THE SCOFFER"

A Photodrama tkt Digs Down into the Very Vitals of Life Also SUMMER FASHION

MODELS 1921

n; trie warp? of Hammond s oLeadinsz Ladies

Wear Merchants. Fur?. Millinery, Suits. Dresses, etc. Other Specialties and PARTHENON Symphony Orchestra and PIPE ORGAN GRAND

N Charming fi Maids

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READ THESE TWIN CITY I ADVERTISEMENTS

East :;!vsi&.

Capital and Surplus, $150,000.00 Federal Reserve Membership Means Protection It is a distinct advantage to the City of East Chicago that this First Nitiona! Bank is a member of the Federal Reserve System of the United States. This System, the world's greatest hanking organizaiion, pools as it were the resources of its member banks. Hoiking a vast reservoir of money instantly available to protect these member banks. Because of this strong system, America had no money panics in 1914, wher the gre.it war broke out, nor did it suffer in 1917 when we went to war with Germany. Han kin,? your dollars here means SAFETY for them, and supervision by the United States Government. Get National Bank protection by banking hers.

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PLEATING AND BUTTON-HOLE UEMSTITCniXO, BUTTON COVERIG. BRAIDING PROMPT SERVICE CALL, WASSEl'S TELEPHONE 44 tl E. STATE T UAIiUO.VD I1

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TODAY Elaine Hammerstein in "POOR DE.AR MARGARET KIRBV SUNDAY Big Double Feature Owen Moore in "A DIVORCE OF CONVENIENCE" and "POOR DEAR MARGARET KIRBY" Afternoon Only Evening "A DIV ORCE OF CONVENIENCE" MONDAY AND TUESDAY Wanda Hawley ia "THE HOUSE THAT JAZZ BUILT" PRICEb. Matinees, 5c-13c-18c

Evenings, 9c-13c-22c Tax Extra '

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In this city. Mrs. Harrj'Bu.sh of Xorth nicott ave

is a patient at the Columbia hospital Inf Chicago undrtroing surgery.

AUDITORIUM MAX IELFER. Prop. 567 CluK)et Are. Phone Htm'd 1931 SATURDAY, JUNE 18 Elaine Hammerstein in "THE DAUGHTER PAYS" Also Ep. 10 of "Phantom Foe" Serial. TOMORROW Sunday, June 19 Wm. Russell in "THE CHALLANGE OF THE LAW" Also "Hold Me Tight"

The Coolest Place in Town

pecial Tomorrow

Only One Show in the Afternoon and One in the Evening at 2:30 P.M. and 8:15 P.M. R. M. HARVEY PRESENTS

MONDAY, TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY Alice Joyce in "THE SCARAB RING"

Lary Semon in "The Hick'

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TONIGHT AND SUNDAY Matinees and Evenings Ask any lady who heard Mr.

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Ei !fj Admission! dc, war lax

n jgJ Childen, with Parent, 15c

whether they are worth while. Well, the things he will tell v-nii and trip nirturps hp wnll

show vou are doubly worth r

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S10.000 to loan. Roe & Petersen I.jir Office, itst Chicago. 6-0-tf

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X-QTICB TO WHOM IT MAT OOXCETiX:

Xotice Is hereby given that no fire, works of any kind or description will he permitted to be set off or exploded by ajiy person r rersons on any public ftreet. alley or other public place in Cue Cltry of Ka t Chicago, Indiana. All merchants and others will please take notice of this warning and govern themselves accordingly. EDWARD J. O'DO.VXELU 6-0- lOt Chief of Police

I Today Neal Hart

And Octoroon Beauty Chorus GENUINE DARKEY AND JUBILEE SINGERS AND COON SH0UTERS A Musical, Vaudeville, Girl, Minstrel Show Combined Featuring Such International Stars as Chic. Beeman, Charlie Beechum and 48 Minstrel Kings and Queens 48 Traveling in Their Own Two Fine Stateroom Sleeping Cars

High Class High Salaried Vaudeville Acts

Something NEW in Vaudeville and NOVEL in Minstrelsy The Greatest Singing "First Part" Ever with a Minstrel A $2.00 SHOW FOR ONLY: Main Floor, Adults 75c Balcony, Adults 55c Children under 12 Years Old, Any Seat in the House 25c WAR TAX INCLUDED

TRY A "TIMES WANT AD'

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Comedy and Mutt and Jeff. Tor i r- - l i

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Don't deliberately waste water nor waste it by having leaky pipes, hydrants and fixtures. Wasted .water means bigger water bills. If your water bill appears to be excessive, go over all the plumbing in the house with a view of finding leaks. Better still have a plumber inspect your pipes and fixtures and let him make what repairs are necessary. The water company has been conducting a campaign against the waste of water, and it is its wish that its patrons pay for water actually used, and not for water that is knowingly or unknowingly wasted. To accomplish this it is necessary to have the co-operation of its patrons, and this co-operation will save money for water consumers. Have you visited our new water filtration plant at the lake front, Indiana Harbor? Come any time. See for yourself how the water supply is made pure and clean by the most advanced methods known to modern science.

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MICHIGAN AND GRAPEVINE INDIANA HARBOR Johnstones Jazzy Jammers

last Chicago and Indiana

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First TrustAnd Savings Bank EAST CHICAGO INDIANA Capital and Surplu, $65,000.00 At East Chicago's Busiest Corner You Can Get This 24-Page Gold Bond Booklet Free Read the absorbing romance of the great industrial development here. Learn why America's wealthiest corporations have concentrated in this district. Find out how a Bank makes Mortgage Loans and what secures the SAFE First Mortgage lrV Bonds issued by us. You can obtain this information in the GOLD Bond Booklet. Get it. Either call or else put your name and address below, clip and send to us and we will mail you a copy. First Trust and Savigns Bank, East Chicago. Indiana. Please send me FREE your 24-page illustrated GOLD Bond Booklet. Name Street and Number City

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