Hammond Times, Volume 15, Number 6, Hammond, Lake County, 24 June 1921 — Page 10

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THE TIMES Friday. June 24, 1921.

WHITING NEWS

WHITING and its PEOPLE

ST A K THEATER TOMGIIT. TSfriai Xijrh: "Kan to mas" No. 13 "tTi;.it:ns Kate" No. 13. "Purple R13f'' No. 13, a',so Mutt and Jerf in 'its a Bear" and "Ciift Dwellers." 'ZZ 6-2 i-lt ZT'r.ti W-rr.pr.s Catholic Order of Foresters celebrated their 25th anniversary o:i Wt-dmsday evening !n the SloV.)l ror-!. A pun-.pr.ious banquet was fJCCV?-l and t!ie hail and tallies ver Vit-a Jt;;"u:!y dfcorated with American flag-?. American bti-jty roses, carna-fion.-arid ferns. The banquet an fJKCorat '.or. a were furnished by O'Keefe Win. Hardy proposed the toas' t'O Court N .. 76, several charter members ha vine: been called up to spa f About eljiltty-six members were jn "55 1, the evening: later being enjiyed "tth in'j.'ic and dancing:. ' Knives. scissors, saws and lawn mowers sharpened. Work called for ind delivered, rhone 124 J, Whiting. M:ss Mary Hickey has resumed her SsHion in the labratory office at the Standard Oil .company, after a two jjmnrhs' vacation. -Miss Ode McCool, of Ohio avenue. l)&s left for Cameron, Mo., to spend Set vacation with her parents. ..lames J. Nejdi has purchased a new ft,!? e roadster. X'A dauu-iiier was born to Mr. and Mrs. rjettj.-unin II. Gordon of Central veJ0 at the Kvanston, 111., hospital. M'.Mh'-r a:. J babe are getting along nKvly. e - l'HI( I,'SS THEATER TOVITE. J t-atur-'.ay. Black Fleauty" with Jtan Pai?e. from the famous story by Anna sjewail; also Torchy comedy. ; 6-24-

I.Vrnomics Section of the 'lcb held a picnic at the -'.. which was a most en-

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Mrs Orville Ilrijht and w.-re (jue.-ts of Mr. and

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. r.avo returned to their home in fTOV.lt on. Ohio. '"The Eastern Stars will have their regular meeting on next Monday "ven'r.e nt whioh there will be !n!tl--n to be followed by an entertainment and refreshments. ; A son was born fo Mr. and Mrs. E. I Hiordon of the West Park addition. Mr. and Mrs. T. J. Smith of West Park avenue are entertaining their rtatisrhtT and her four daughters of Lima. Ohio. ' The Eroderson baby Is very 111 with whooping- cough. Mrs. Broderson"? mthr, from Iowa, has remained for -more extended visit owing to the child's illness. ' -'PniXT.SS THEATER TOXITE. ind Saturday. "Black Beauty" with .fean Paisre. from the famous story by Anna Sewall; also Torchy comedy. Vv 6-24-t-.'X daughter was born to Mr. and Mrs. fliyd Braley of the Forsythe Water 'ilSrdens at tb.e Lyins-In hospital in '"-.h'oa .-.

Mrs. Axel Raiding- or the West Park addition, has as her guest her sister and family of White Fish. Mont. The Whiting: Chautauque has been considered a very great success. The

entertainments have been first class and a large number of persons have taken advantage of these wonderful programs. The Owl's club will have another one of their subscription dances this even-in-at the club room. The members enjoyed such a good time two weeks ago that they decided there should be another dance, which is being held tonight. The Pixie Jazz orchestra will furnish the music. HERE IS SO.METHItVO TO THIXK ABOl'T The peopie of Whiting, during the past week have enjoyed some of the best talent in the middle west. This was made possible by co-operation. If three or four churches would federate they could have fn Whiting on Sunday, the best talent in America for le.-s than it now costs. Congregational church. Sunday school at n a. m.. church services be--;ns at eleven and closes at twelve o'clock. CHARLES E. TP.rEnL.OOD. r. TV Minister Wh;t!n- chapter of the Red Cross is desirous of locating Joe Rrziak. who formerly lived at 634 Davidson place. Whiting. There is important Information for him at the chapter headquarters, in the office of the SullivanTokarz company, 110th street and Sheridan avenue. The last extention of time awarded by the government to ex-ervice men for reinstatement of lapsed War Risk Insurance expires July 1. 1921. Under exceedingly liberal provisions, any service man of the army, navy or marine, may reinstate up to that time. Numerous instances of the Improvidence of lapsed insurance have been forced to the attention of the Red Cross in deaths or perious illness of ex-serviee men who allowed their War Risk Insurance to lapse and provided no other in it stead. I'nless a still further extension of time for reinstatement is allowed (which does not seem probable) ex fervice men who have allowed their insurance to lapse have only a few more days to act to reinstate it. This special notice -is given because the Red Cross knows a number of cases where the intention has been expressed to reinstate insurance. Call at the Red Cross office In Whiting If you are interested. T. JOSEPH SULLIVAN". Chairman. Home Service Section Whiting Chapter, A. R. C.

This quartet has already established a name for itself in our own circles and will sooner or later bo recog

nized In the entire musical world as !

ones or the best quartets that ever faced an audience. In the winter of 1318 it made an extensive tour w-ith the Messrs. I)e Kcrno and Ilulzer.ga. through. Michigan. In the summer of 1020, live states In the west were toured extensively and successfully by this group. Lmrlng this summer the quartet intends to travel through the west. Including more towns and winning more renown for Itself and for Calvin College.

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,Ioes the hast exertion tire you out? loo you feel "blue" and worried, suffer dragging baok.tche, headaches and dlzzinejss? Too many women blame socalled "female trouble' for this unhappy etato Instead of weak kidneys, which bo often are the cause. You must act quickly to prevent more serious trouble. Us Doan'a Kidney Fills. They have helped thousands of weak, tired women. They should help you. A'k. your urlgliUor! A case in Hammond Mrs. A. Pridham. 114 Clinton St., says: "Kidney trouble came on me and there were puffy sacs under my eyes and my hands swelled. M back began to pain tcrribl and I would have, splitting headaches and dizzy spells. I was unable to do my housework and my kidneys wera irregular In action. T'oan's Kidney Pil! entirely cured me."

STAR THEATER TONIGHT. Tom Mix In "Hands Off" and PrSzma colored picture "Here and There", also comedy, "The Janitor." 6-22-2 The marriage of Miss Lillian Zerwer daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George Zerwer and Merle Daley was solemnized at the hour of two at the Zerwer home on Myrtle avenue, Wednesday after

noon. Serving as bridesmaids were Miss Anna Zerwer. sister of the bride. The groom was attended by his brother Emment Daley cf Anderson. Ind. Only Immediate relatives of the family witnessed the ceremony ana several of them were from out of town. After a brief honeymoon the young couple will return to Robertsdale where they will go to housekeeping at the Eefison home on Roberts avenue. Mr. and Mrs. Daley have the Vest wishes and congratulations of their host of friends. PRINCESS THEATER TONITE. and Saturday. "Black Beauty" with Jean Paige, from the famous story by Anna Sewall: also Torchy comedy. 6-24-The bride wore a gown of white georgette crepe with hat to match and

wore a corsage of brides rose and Illlies of the -valley. The collar of the bride' maids gown was pink organdie with hat to match awd wore a corsage of red ta roses. After the ceremony

whioh was read by Rev. Powell of the Evangelical church a wedding dinner was served. Mr. and Mrs-. Arthur Stress. Mrs. Willis Roe and Mrs. Stross's sister, Mr. Hayes aa; daughter who are here visiting from Florida motcred to JIomence. 111. for the day. PRINCESS THEATER TONITE. and Saturday. "Black Beauty" with Jean Paige, from the famous story byAnna Sew all: also Torchy comedy. 6-24-A son was born to Mr. and Mrs. George Cad-sec of Roberts avenue last Tuesday. Mother and babe are doing fine . -Ira. George Goldlng- oZ 118th street and her sister-in-law Mra. E. Atchison of Hammond left for LaPorte. Ind., where they vlrilted Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Kiesling. Several of our young people, from here enjoyed a beach supper at the Robertsdale park last evening. s Mrs. Mike Schaeffer of Lake avenue in the West Park Addition Is still verypoorly Buffering Intense pain with neuritis. Mrs. Herman Breckrnan of Atchison a'venue wh; has been troubled for some time with her limbs finally submitted to an operation which took place at the Post Graduate hospital In Chicago at which place she is now confined. Mr. and Mrs. L. Ranch and family of Blue Island were guests at the Charles Johnson home on Lake avenue Wednesday. Miss Adeline Levrrerrae of Myrtle av-enuo was a visitor with relatives at the East Side Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. V. I. Mitchel returned to their home on Indiana Blvd. from Monticella, Ind.. where t.ey visited with relatives for the past ten days.

The Lowell Chautauqua Is In progress this week and so far there has been good crowds in attendance. A s .ii was born to Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Ruley June 2 1 st. Mrs. Henry Bridegroom, of Hammond, is visiting friends in Lowe. Oliver Palmer, of Hammond, is visiting relatives this week. Mrs. Edson Moore, of Hammond. 1 visited her mother, Mrs. Conrad Ebert here yesterday. A committee from the business men of Chicago visited Lowell yesterday and invited our people to attend the Progr.-xs Exposition to be held at the Municipal Pier In Chicago the latter part of July and the first ten days In August. It promises to be a huge affair. Mrs. John Castle and children, of East Chicago, are visiting relatives and friends in Lowell vicinity. C. F. Dickinson returned last evening from a -visit in the north part of the county.

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Rev. Enwall. Fh. D. who has had chargo cf the local Methodist church here during the past year left the first of the week for Florida where ha has accepted a position as rrofesscr of the Florida University. He will return her and remain during August but w!fi leave in September for his new home. Wednesday while working on his cot tage at Miller beach. Mr. Arthur Newman heard cries for help from three young men who had taken a boat and pone out about a mile on the lake to

do some diving. Their boat got away from them and the chances for them saving their lives was small. Although many were bathing at the time owing to the noise their cries could not be heard. Mr. Newman Immediately ran for a boat and orsman who went cut and rescued the young men. One was exhausted and was being held on top by his companions. Their names were not learned but all were excellent swimmers . Miss Dorothy Wood Is attending the Tost Conference of the American Llbrlsn Association in "oston this -week. Gordon, the 12 year old son of Mr. and Mrs. D. J. Phipps who fractured both fore arms Monday -when he fell from a cherry tres is getting along nicely.

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