Hammond Times, Volume 15, Number 9, Hammond, Lake County, 29 June 1921 — Page 5

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W. J. Hastings Weds In Chicago This Morning

Happy Couple Will Be Entertained in East and Cruise on St. Lawrence During Honeymoon. Bachelordom was ag.nn forsaken 'his morning wh.-n th: wedding of a very v.;il known and popular Himmond young- man took place in a south side church. The contracting parties o the nuptial event which was mar'ied ty simplicity and charm wer Mus Ella Marie Boyd. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles J. Boyd, 7S24 South Panganor. street, and William Janvs Hastings r-f Hammond. The marriage ceremony occurred at 10 o'clock at St. Leo's church, 7i'ih and Km.: raid avenue. Rev. Father Shewbncge officiatng. Only the immediate families and a few friends were at the wedding. Miss Anna Boyd, tester cf the bride acted as bridesmaid and Charles M. Hick of Chicago acted tor the groom. After the ceremony, there was a wedding breakfast for the immediate, wedding party at the, Conjnss hotel. Tha happy coupie 1 -:-f t shortly after noon on the Century for New York where they will be the receipt nfs of several affair given in their honor by friend? ' f the groom, being drici-n to the depot in Col. Walter J. Ril-y's car after a glorious lot of good-byes. They will also be guest3 at Newport for several days. The major portion of the honeymoon however win be a cruise on the S. S. St. George from Vew York to Halifax through the Bay of Newfoundland stopping at Queb.c ond Montreal for visits and down me Ft. Lawrence. Upon their return to Hammond ha couple will occupy the T. E. Boll apartments In 'he LoM-;mar building for the summer. The bride is a charming Chicago girl who has trailed extensively and lived in California.

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MRS. WM J. HASTINGS. She graduated from a Chicago hish school and also from Mt. St. Joseph convent in Dubuque, la. As for tho groom everybody in the. Calumet region almost, knows Bill Hastings who is prominently a?iciciate.d with the Gottlin, Meyn and Hastings company and one. of Hammond's livest wires and will wish long lif and prosperity to the happy couple.

PERSONAL AND SOCIAL NEWS

IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT. Ed Peep Creams. Shampoo anu in other toilet preparation bearing this r.ajM are now exclusively distributed in Hammond by The Hammond Bo Fee-p Co. The only line sold both to the better beauty shops and the general buying public through sales people direct. If not already one of our delighted customers by all means give thess products a trial. You will never be satisfied with the ordinary things. Satisfaction guaranteed or money back. For immediate orders Phone ."AS6. Our especially trained sale? people w;l! also call on you regularly. The Ha.nn.no nd Bo Peep Co.. 163 East State St. 6-2? 7-1

The Ladies' Auxiliary of the American Legion met Thursday evening, June 21. in room 3 of the Superior court house. A ve:y interesting business meeting followed. Mrs. W . F. Howat, the auxiliary's secretary, presented a check for $110. proceeds of the great candy and poppie sale, in May during the Ltgion's minstrel show. She deserves great credit in her management in making- the candy and poppies. A rising vote of thanks was extended to her. This fund goes into the treasury for the benefit of soldiers and their families who are in need. Another way of making mon'-y for our needy soldier boys was suggested by Mrs-. Leary, our president. But on account of so many of the members leaving for over the Fourth the idea was abandoned until a lat? r date. The next meeting will be held in September owing to the extreme heat. A lar? membership is expected in the fall.

BAD TEETH Make Sick People. My examination is FREE and my prices reasonable. Over 20 Years Experience We positively extract teeth without pain. Gas given if detired. BURKET the Dentist Over Woclworth 5c & 10c Store Telephone 3189

The members of the Loyal Service class of the First M. E. church met at the home of Mr. and Mrs. L. B. Whitezel last evening. After a short business meeting which was called by the president. Mrs. Samuel McCall. Games and music were, enojyed, the evening concluding with 'refreshments. There were short talks by different members of the class including one ty Mr. whitezel the teacher. Arrangements were made for a picnic in the r.ar future. There were S6 members present who enjoyed a very pleasant evening . Born to Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Gerke, a son. June 17. 1921. Both mother and baby doing nicely. Mrs. Gerke will be remembered as Rose Eder.

Born to Mr. and Mrs. Richard Dahlbirg of 105S Noble avenue, a daughter, June 2th. Both mother and baby doing nicely. The daughter is named Florence Bernice.

Mrs. A. Rieboldt. Mr. and Mrs. Percy Roberts and daughter returned from a two weeks automobile trip through "Wisconsin. and Michigan stopping at Marquette, Mich. They were accompanied by Mrs. R. Rieboldt and Miss Hazel Kilton of Sheboygan, A. RleDOldt..

Mrs. B. w. Chidlaw and mother Mrs. O'Toole. have returned from a several weeks visit with relatives and friends in Lexington, Ky., and Cincinnati .

Marjory Ruff has returned from Milwaukee where she visited a week at the conclusion of her school year at Madison University.

A son has been born to Mr. and Mrs. Herman Hermes, formerly of Hammond now of Riverside, Call. Mr. Hermes will be remembered by many in Hammond, he was connected with the Laderach Bros, jewelry ftore for a number of years.

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If you want your HEMSTITCHING done right, have Mrs. Miller. 189 State St., do it for you. Phone 1730. Open evenings. 6-7-lmo

Fred Fulvrman wa the wetk-cnU guest of the Otto iluehlbergera of "Williams street.

Born to Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Dard, a daughter. Sunday, June 26. Clarice Alice, tha baby is willed, and both she and her mother are doins nicely. Mrs. Dard will be remembircJ as Frances Groff .

Mrs. V'ercon Tuley jf 1155 Van Buren street was Quite badly burned with scalding water. Shu is at the present confined to her bed.

The Busy Bte Girls of Mrs. Giles Warner's Sunday school class of the First Baptist church will meet at the church tomorrow afternoon at one o'clock, from there trny will go to tho Lake Front park where they will have a picnic.

The monthly social meeting of the Pine St. Presbyterian church will meet at the home, of Mrs. Harry Rice of 4 73 Hoffman street tomorrow afternoon at two o'clock. All of the ladies of the church are invited.

The Hammond Trust and Savings Bank are having a beach party tonight at Lake Front park.

The League of Women Voters will meet in room No. 3 of the superior court house tomorrow evening. There is business of importance and all members are requested to be prtttnt.

The marriage of Miss Garth Rosalee Watson, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William Watson of Corydon, Ky., to Dr. Wade Dowden Rogers, son of Mr. and Mrs. William Rogers of Bloomington, Ind.. was solemnized Saturday morning, June 25th. at the First M. E. church cf Hammond, the. Rev. Rist officiating. The bride wore an organdy dress with a hat to correspond and carried brides roses. Misti Edith Oden acted a-s brides maid and wore a blue organdy with a blue hat and carried delicate pink roses. Tne groom was attended by Dr. Paul s. Richards. The couple left imm ed la t ely for a short trip. On their return they will be at home to their friends at 13 Muenich court.

Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Brooks and son Ralph, Mr. and Mrs. Harley Furnas and daughter Freda and Helen cf West Williams street will leave. Thursday for a raofr trip. They wil visit in Fort Wayne. Huntington, Nobiesville, Spencerv-lle. led . and Prospect, O. They expect to be gone two weeks. Opal Hive S36 will entertain this evening with a card party at the home of Mrs. Margaret Van Sleet of CH Torrence avenue. The pupils of GeraJdine Swanson f the Hammond musical ocllee will give their final dancing recital of thv, yar this evening at S 15 at the K. of P. hall. The program consists cf i numbers assuring a delightful evening to all who attend. Mr. and Mrs. R. O. Winckler and son Dick are leaving Friday for pine Lake Wis., where they will visit at the summer home of Mr. and Mrs. R . Krause. Mrs. Winckler's sister. Mr. Winckler will be back and forth in Hammond during the summer. Mrs. W. E. Russell will entertain the Magazine club at her home tomorrow . Miss Judith Rosser of Des Mones. la., is visiting relatives and friends in Hammond .

AT THE PARTHENON 'The sins ye do by two and two, ye shall pay for one by one." The Kipling coup!t is a peculiarly fitting motif for "The Tattlers,'" a new William Fox production starring Madlaine Traverse, which will open at the Parthenon tomorrow, Friday and Satday. As Besf Rutherford, a beautiful wife, more sinned against than sinning. Miss Traverse is reported to have a rc'.e worthy of her best efforts as an emotional actress of the first rank. It is said that this rlay is filled with thrilis and high lights momenta which hold the audience spellbound. Miss Traverse is supported by Howard Scott. Jack Rollens, Ben Deely. Edwm Booth Tilton. Genevieve Blinn, Eleanor Hancock, Correan Kirkham and Frank Whitson. Henry Clifford Colwell wrote the story, the scenario was by Deriison Clift. and the picture was directed by Howard M. Mitchell.

JULY 4 PLANS'

WHEN A WOMAN x , PRESIDED OVER . U. S. CONGRESS

the present toal indebtedness without this issue is 5311,500. Ten or mora taxpayers, other than those who pay poll tax oi.ly. uffecifj by the proposed indebtedness, who may b of the opinion that such indebtedness should not Le incurred, ur that it is excessive, shall file their object tot. with the State Board of Tux Commissioners not later than the Kith day of July, 1321. Where objections are lil.-d. a date- for a hearing in this county wili be tlxed and notice cf such hraritig wi! .

le given the executive officer of th. t taxing unit, and the first ten taxpay. r ' signing the objections. Where- no ..b

je ions are fild. the. State Board m i; approve such petition without a li.ar ir.g, but in r.o instance will the at Board deny the petition with.-ut a Ik.ii ing held in this county. Any tasr-'iy or interested person may be pre?- ., and be heard at such hearing. BOARD OF SOHeJOL TI;'. TEuS. CITY OF HAMMOND INDIANA. G. L. SMITH. L. L. BOMBEF.GF.TV T. R. TENNANT. Dated June 23. 1321. f-23-7-',

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Photograph of Representative Alice Robertson of Oklahoma presid ing over congress. For the first time in the history of the American congress a woman has presided over the house of representatives. Miss Alice Robertson of Oklahoma, the only woman in the house this term, has the distinction of being the woman to make that bit of history. She was recently appointed by Speaker pro tern Walsh to preside anc she occupied the chair for a half her.

The first major attraction will be the raffling off of a Ford car. Tickets will be sold by the ladies, and a $'10 cash prize has been offered for the lady who sells the largest number of chances. The other event will be a base ball gam" between the Scatena Colts. Hammond's fast aggregation, and a team from Hobart whi-h is said to be one of the. be?; in the county. This game should be a fast, and interesting contest, as both teams have beaten some of the be,st in their class. Other events which are planned are races of ail kinds, from the inevitable three legged contest to the hundred yard dah. and a bicycle race. Other field events will be staged. In ail. the affair promises to be wel worth while ad a monster crowd Is expected to attend. Consessions win be placed ail over the park, and things to eat and drink will be cn sale.

LEMEZIS SUES FOR $10,000 DAMAGES Suit for damages for the "death of Anthony Lenv-zis was filed today against, the H , W. & E C. Street Ry. Co.. in the superior court at Hammond. The plaintiff is John Szlota. administrator of the estate of Lemezis. The complaint states that Lemezis was walking along Indianapolis boulevard, in Hammond, on the night of May 30, 1&20. and that a street car came from the west striking him and killing him instantly. It is alleged that the car had no headlight and gave no warning of its approach. The estate is demanding $10,000 damages. McAleer, Dorsey & Gillett are attorneys for the plaintiff.

LEGAL NOTICES STATE OF INDIANA. COUNTY OF LAKE. SS: BEFORE THE STATE BOARD OF TAX COMMISSIONERS. IN THE MATTER OF THE APPLICATION OF THE SCHOOL CITY OF HAMMOND. LAKE COUNTY. INDIANA. TO ISSUE BONDS. NOTICE. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the Eoard of School Trustees of the City of Hammond, I.ake County. Indiana, has hied with the State Board of Tax Commissioners, a petitions to issue bonds in a sum not to exceed Five Hundred Twenty-rive Thousand (?5::.ooo). bearing interest in excess of !ie per cent, tow it: Six per cent per annum, for the purpose of building an addition to and making alterations in the Hammond City High School building, and tor the purpose of purchasing additional necessary equipment for said building. The net assesed value of all property in this taxing unity i3 $37,336,525 and

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Hammond Musical College Piano. Voice Violin. Mandolin.

Ukelele, Banjo. Tenor Banjo, Guitiri make the affair one of the bes ever had

and Hawaiian Guitar.

FinaJ arrangements have been made for the monster Fourth of July celebration to be held at Harrison Park on that day under the auspices of the Sranish American War Veterans. There will be two outstanding features and i host of other attractions which will

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CARS OP THANKS Tha North Side W. C. T. U. wishes to thank owners for use of autos Sunday to the "Poor Farm at Crown point and alto those who took part in program at Poor Farm. 6-29

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Dr. W. E. Nichols Special Attention to OBSTETRICS AND DISEASES OF CHILDREN Office: Suite 101, First National Bank Building Phones: Office, 145; Rea. 1529

A New Bathing Suit This Year

TV T AYBE you made the old one do last Surrimer ; you probably expected to get a new one this season. We are showing some fine values for Men Bathing Suits that are light, good fitting and strong. An excellent choice of styles and colors, at $1.50 to $5.95.

Edward C. Minas Co;

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MAPLE NUT CANTALOUPE Half of a luscious cantaloupe, vanilla ice cream, topped with maple ma'rshmallow, pecans, whipped cream and maraschino cherry. 30c, Tax 3c PRIMROSE PARFAIT Something different. Mixed fruit ice cream and orange ice, marshmaliow, orange syrup and crushed pineapple, whipped cream and cherry. 25c, Tax 3c

FRESH PEACH SUNDAE New York ice cream, sliced fresh ripe peaches, topped with whipped cream. 20c, Tax 2c True Fruit Flavor Sodas and Sundaes. 15c, Tax 2c TRUE FRUIT ORANGEADE The juice of a whole orange, most deliciously served with sugar and shaved ice. 7c, Tax lc

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