Hammond Times, Volume 15, Number 19, Hammond, Lake County, 13 July 1921 — Page 6
THE TIMEb
Wednesday, Julv 13, 1921.
PERSONAL AND SOCIAL NEWS
Mrs. Charles Gv.ion is Quite 111 at her homo. 4 Warren -street, with the inflammatory rhvur.iatism . The Dorcas Aid set lay of the Soutn Si Co Christian chu.-ch will hold a. meeting in the church lasomfnt toraorrow t.'unicira. A:"lr the humss ji-.evting they v. 11 s.-rv rein-shmenis.
Golden Rulo Council N . I S. and j) . of L. had a celebration of thfir 2Dth anniversary last cwr.ing, which co:v.ir.r:..ora!f d 23 ytirs of their stain Hammond. Three of the charter members of t.h council were, present, they were the Mfsdarocs Mary
Brovbakcr. Millie Davis, and l'o;ti K,wi.un. They were presented with lowly bouquets .is a tuki n v.f grati-
hour during which refreshments were served. Trinity Aid will hav an outlngr at Flint Like Friday. July 15. All or tho.se desiring to attend are requested to nurt for th o'l..ek car at the corner of Sibley and Hohman streets to taka. tho Gary car. Members are requested to nleai.n bring their lunch. Mi.-3 Janet Voder of G21 Hoffman street has Just returned from a two weeks' visit with friends and relatives in Peru, Kokomo and Marlon. Ini. While in Kokomn Miss Voder attended the weekly luncheon of the Kotary club of that city as a guest.
Mr. and Mrs. H. M. Godfrey are at their cottage, at WebMer Lake for tho summer. They have with them aj their guests Mr. unj Mrs. J. C. lUiuy of 45 Sibley street.
for the f..-.o
and faithful work
that they have accor.-.plisht d s-ince the founding- of tho cauncil- There was an installation of officers, who were installed by Mrs. Kva Buhring, deputy assisted by Lucinua Kihl. The following office rs were installed: councilor. I:3 Adkins; asristant councilor, Irene Thor.uj; vice councilor, Lyd;a Orubr.er; assistant vice councilor. Georges Adlvins; recording secretary. :i.liio Davij; assistant secretary. Jennie, Schroedcr; financial sec.-etary. Georgia Norton: treasurer, Nellie Grace; guide. Emma Bailey; inside fuiard. "William Bince. The evening was pleasantly concluded with a social
The Ladies' Aid of the Immanuei Evangelical church will hold its regular meeting tomorrow afternoon in the church hall on .Sibley street. The Kotary club will entertain the ladies at dinner at I'hil Schmidt's Friday evening.
LIVE LOCAL NEWS "ADS"
PLEATING AND BUTTON-HOLE DEM STITCH I XC, BUTTON COVER. !XC, IJKAIDING t'UO.MPT SEIIVICE CALL ' VSilV.S TELEPHOXB 40 SI 11- Sl'TB ST.. HA11MO.ND
i; you want your HEMSTITCHING done ripht. have Mrs. Miller. 1S9 State St.. do it for you. Phone 1730. Open evenings. 6-7-lrno
Mr. and Mrs. Win. Hastings returned from their honeymoon today. They have taken the T. E. Deli apartment for the summer. Mr. and Mrs. II. A. Lampreli are at Magician Lake.
Mrs. E. N. Tillman and daughter Ectty are visiting in Kenosha, Wis., for a couple of weeks. The Indies' Aid of the Tine St. Presbyterian church will meet Thurday afternoon at 2:30 in the church parlors .
Mr. and Mrs. It. H. Gogg of S2S Alice street will leave for Seattle. 'ash and other points in the east tomorrow for a two months stay.
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GARY NEWS
DENTISTS PICNIC AT CEDAR LAKE TODAY In the neighborhood of seventy-five northern Indiana dentists, their wives and frind;i are holding their annua! picnic at Cedar Lake today. Besides
a program of entertainment events the J "Dents" will hold their annual busi-J ness session. As a side attraction of
the Dentists of the Gary Twilight League, will class with the Hammond dentii'ts' baseball team.
escaped injury. Mrs- Toms complained of injuries to her right leg and was rushed to a physician' office where she was given medical attendance and then taken to her home. A broken radius rod is believed to have been the cause of the accident.
AWARD CONTRACT Willis W. Slosson of Gary, has been awarded the big contract for removing a sand dune near the new Gary bathing pavi'.iion by, the Gary park board this week, submitting the lowest bid at 2."c a yard. The total contract amounts to something like $t,S50.
VIOLATE TRAFFIC ORDINANCE; FINED Two truck drivers Carl Malllnger and Walter Ovcrmeyer who were arrested at Ambridge and Fifth avenue in Gary yesterday for driving their trucks on thewrong side oi the street were found juilty in the Gary police court this morning and fined $11 each by City Judge Dunn.
CATLIN GIRL VISITS KINDERf Miss Elizabeth Kinder, niece of Prosecuting Attorney Dwight M. Kinder, of Lake county, is spending a two weeks viyit at the Kinder home at 526 Jackson street in Gary. Miss KInder's home is at Catlin, 111.
LIVE NEWS FROM THE TWIN CITIES
MASONIC NOTICE Hammond Chapter No. 117 R. A. M. v. ill hoi a a cr-l'.vd meeting Wednesday .v-eriin.-T, July liith. at 8:00 o'clock. f-'nrc!vi.l business o: importance. 7-12-2 t CARL E. NELSON, E. II. P.
NOTICE Hammond. Ind., July 11. 1921. To the members of th. First Christian church of Hammond. Lake County, Indiana: You arc hereby notified that there will be a meeting of the 1 congregation Wednesday evening, July 27th, at 7:30 p. ro . . or as soon thereafter as can be considered by the congregation an election of trustee to f.ll the vacancy caused by C. E. Kitchen. Said resignation having taken place June 27th. The jneeting is for the purpose of electing a trustee to fill his place and such other business as may come before the meeting. HARRY EADS. Chairman. G. M. HESS. Clerk. 7-13-3
Eorn to Mr. and Mrs. Tone Keller
a daughter. Monday. July 11. Both 1
mother and daughter doing nicely. E. W. Adams and family and Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Ireland motored to Indianapolis this week. Miss Alice Hammond will entertain tho Phi Mu Gammas at her home u Gler.dale park tomorrow evening. Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Sliger entertained a group of young people last evening, games and music were enjoyed and refreshments were served. The guests were Elsie Gummis. Lillian Docll. Alice Conrad. Truette Reisderfer, E'.nore Pergonde, Mrs! Andy Molson, Mr. B. M. Montag Henry Docll, I'.obert Janich, Tony Kice, De Sliger and Andy Molson.
STREET RALWAY RUSHNG WORK Work is rapidly being pushed forward by the Gary Street Railway in laying new tracks and steel ties and concreting its right cf way on Broadway between the city paving between the Wabash and the Pennsylvania. R. R. tracks which last year was repaired by the city. The ptrect railway company started work at the Wabash tracks and are now past Ninth avenue. Effort is being made to get the stretch between the Wabash tracks and the turn on Eleventh avenue completed Just as soon as possible. In order that Tolleston and Hammond cars will have a clear traffic. It is not thought that the entire Job will be completed until late in the tturr.mer.
Sarah Friedman, 4J4 Plummer, Phone 1305-J. Piano lessons, beginners and advanced pupils. 7-13-1
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The Golden Rod Social club will rafflo their quilt this evening at the I. O. O. F. hall. All those holding ticket sare requested to turn them in this evening. Mrs. Frances Kingsley who has been visiting her sister, Mrs. Standish of Detroit and relatives in Jackson. Mich., for the past few weeks is expected home tomorrow.
Mr. and Mrs. V. R. McGuire of Chicago have been the guest of relatives in Hammond for the past wo days.
BIG STRIKE IN JAPAN TGKIO. July 13. Naval construction work in Japan is at a standstill as a result of the strike of 20,000 workmen in the 'Kobe Shipyards and sympathetic strikes elsewhere. A council of workmen has been formed at Kobe to take over th; shipyards.
GARY CHAMPION BUSY WRESTLING George Metropolis A. A. U. mat champion and member of the American Olyra pic wrestling team will be a busy man fhls week with three matches on his hands. Thursday night he will tackle Bobby Byland of Danville, III.. Friday night Joe Hollander New Orleans champion and Saturday night Fred Gotch of Waterloo, la. The bouts will be staged at Sth avenue and Broadway and will be to a finish. George said he is confident of winning them all.
MOON S1I IMS PARLOR John Mshar of East Chicago, was fined $100 and costs in Judge Cohen's court yesterday and sentenced to 30 days in the county Jail at Crown Point. Mshar wos found guilty of running a moonshine parlor at 503 Chicago ave., Eait Chicago.
heved to bo three inches deep. The' unconscious man under the care of
Dr. Martin, -who bellevea the victim will recover. McGee got away last night, but was captured thi3 morning in Indiana Harbor.
CASHIER ON VISIT A. M. Kelly, formerly cashier of the First Rational Bank, is visiting In East Chicago today. Mr. Kelly is Assistant Cashier of the Lake Shore Trust and Savings Bank of Chicago.
. ml. i.i i'iimi jgaiDinj t m ..liii us iiliijwihih iiiiihiiiu.iiiii numnini ii mim n n Verhovay Society No. 22!) . Her hus- daughter home with hrr.
hand is a rougher at the Inland Steel I Co. They hr.'l 'ju-st recently purchased '
a new bungalow at 3S14 Drummond pt Funeral services will be held Thurv
THEATRE CHANGES HANDS Joseph Hartley and Sons, have taken charge of the Lyric theatre in East Chicago. The theatre building was purchased from Warner and Meyn, of Hammond, by Joseph Hartley and Sons last fall. The lease, which ran out the first of July was not renewed by Mr. Craick. It was announced that the Lyric theatre would only be open on Saturdays and Sundays during the summer months. Following the taking over of the Lyric, Mr. Hartley posted a notice of a reduction in admission from 28 cents to 22 cents. The Hartley treatre Company promises the best productions of the First National, frox. Famous Players, Real Art and Select.
NEW ORDER FOR G. A. An order for 100 all steel refrigerator car under frames has been placed with the General American Car Cornpan, a subsidiary of the General American Tank Car Corporation. East Chicago, by the American Refrigerator Transit company. The order was placed through the Missouri Pacific Railroad.
FORD GOES ON A RAMPAGE A Ford car 'which became unmanageable at 16th avenue and Adams street, in .Gary-u.eaJy , last evening . injured a woman and almost wrecked a building. The car. driven by Jim Podavo, 1600 Adams street, plunged over the sidewalk building, striking Mrs. J. Toms. 1763 Washington street, and then it plunged into a building, snapping off an iron post which supported a gable
NEW BATTERY COMPANY East Chicago's phenomlhal rise in the industrial world is noticed by the gradual increase of the new interests locating in the Calumet region. The Wickey Battery Company is the latest to come to East Chicago. The new plant is being erected on Exohange avenue between For.sythe avenue and Short street, adjoining the Citisen's Ice company plant. The new addition is estimated to cost $60,000. The battery output of this industry is now over 25 daily and it is expected in the near future to put the plant on a production basia of 230 batteries daily. An order from the Mexican government for S00 batteries was received yesterday. The output so far has not reached the demand. Ed. W. Wickey, president and the treasurer of the new concern, said yesterday that the Wickey Battery company was not affiliated in an way and had no connections with the O. K. Giant Bater company of Gary. Other off; cers are Vice-president J. E. Francis, formerly of the Famous Manufacturing company and Secretary W. G. Wickey.
STABBING AFFRAY There was a little ruffle last night at 4S35 Alexander avenue, the Calumet colored district of East Chicago, that attracted a volume of the populace and took the attention of a corps of police, when Curley McGee and Robert Field, unsheathed their wicked bowie knives and began displaying the old day chivalry challenges. Robert Field was the victim, receiv
ing cuts all over the body, one taking
Twin City
News Notes
day morning at 9 o'clock at th Hungarian church on Alexander ave.. East Chicago. Interment at St. John's cena etery at Hammond. Indiana. The employers of the Riley Banks and interests with their families will enjoy an outing at Hudson Lake next Sunday, July 17th. The employes are from tho First National, First Trust t Savings and the First Calumet Trust and Savings of East Chicago and the First State Trust and Savings of Indiana Harbor. Also, the employes in charge of the Inland and Mark subdivision and of the O. F. Jordan Co. will attend. A special train over the South Shore has been chartered for this party, leaving East Chicago at 9 o'clock. Miss Dorothy Gauger of Tolleston spent last week with June Flasher of Commonwealth avenue. Her motherMrs. Gauger came over and spent Monday with Mrs. Flasher, taking her
Attorney Henry W. Petersen and P. H. Billeter motored to Watervliet, Paw Paw Lake, Michigan where they epnt the -week end wtih their families. Mr. and Mrs. D. W. Williams have returned from ther honeymoon, which was spent at Waupaca. Wis. and a.r home with the brides parents the S. P. Petersens of Northcote avenue. Mr. and Mrs. John R. Farovids of 3320 Aldis avenue are home from their summer cottage at Magician Lake, Dowagiac Michigan, where they have been enjoying a vacation. T. W. Laing in charge of one of tho Standard Oil Co. boats, has taken possession of one of the flats la the Petersen 'Apartments. Atty. Willis E. Roe is attending the Indiana State Bar meeting at Indianapolis. Esther Rebekah lodge of Indiana Ifcrbor will meet Thursday evening. July 14th. There will be installation of officers and a social hour, when refreshments will be served.
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NOTICE. Mrs. Enuna Spe-noer, city nociety reporter for The Tijit, will reatly njw preciate any nfwi phonrd cither to The Times office E. C 2S3 or her home, E C. 073. FOR SALE Twin Harley Davidson. motorcycle with side car; good running condition. Call East Chicago 1240-J after 6 p. m. 7-13-3
The many friends of Mrs. Joseph; Sampias, nee Kathorine Vozar, daugh- I ter of Andy Vozar, will be grieved 1
to hear of her sudden death which occurred Monday evening at 7 o'clock. She was overcome by the. heat and was sick only a few hours. She leaves mourn her loss her hlusband, a small son, 3 years of age, her father, brother and four sisters, who are Mws. Wm. Sako. Mrs. J. Falusic, Margaret Vozar and Mrs. C. Smidt of St. Louis. Mo., besides a large circle of other relatives and friends. Her age is 23 years, 9 months. She was married fivo years ago. She was very popular
and especially well liked by everyone Fhe was a member of the Hungarian
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