Hammond Times, Volume 10, Number 26, Hammond, Lake County, 16 July 1921 — Page 7

Julv 16, 1921.

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WHITING and its PEOPLE

Services at the Congregational Church tomorrow: The Bible is a book tiit has undergone many rhanits. It has been revised ten times in the last few centuries. Tt-n books that were formerly in the Bible have been dropped since 11. The Psalms and their message to today's problems will be the subject for Sunday morning at the Congregational Church. Charles E. Trueblood, Minister. Services at the Methodist Church. H. p. Ivey, pastor. Services at 9:3' 10.45 and 7:00 o'clock. Sermon at 10:45 by the pastor on the practical theme of how to maintain the joy of life, or -The Christian Grace of Keeping Sweet." Miss Bessie Grlgson is to lead the Epworth league at 7:00 o'clock. Subject. 'Jiidsmg l.'nkindlv." Non-members of the League are invited to attend the meeting since there is no evening preaching- service. Services at the Presbyterian church Preaching at the Hungarian Reformed Church. 119th street and Indiana Blvd. Sunday morning at 10:43 o'clock. Mrs. Thomas Moylan will leave for

Boston. Mas?., next 'Wednpsday where!

she will visrit hr daughter Mrs. Jas. Mc3inni6, nee Florence Moylan. The Tri A. Club save a beach supper at the Whiting park on Thursday evening in celebration of two of the club member's birthday. Mrs. Conger who visited her daughters Mrs. Walter Rhea and Mrs. Hewaj Lane has returned to her home in Illinois, being accompanied by her trrand-son. Edson Hhea. Miss Anna Tuss of Front street, is leaving today fur Jackson. Mich., to spend a three week's vacation with the

Benehke's. formerly of Whiting. Misses Ruth and Dorothy Lesser of Schrasge avenue, will leave today for Philadelphia. Pa., where they will enjoy th remainder of thetr vacation visiting their father, T. P. Lesser. Mr. and Mrs. Louis Fifher of Oregon, are here to upnd the remainder of the summer visiting the former's mother in Laporte avenue. Georgine SSchaaf. daughter f Mr. and Mrs. George O. fcchaaf, of Central avenue has as her guest, Marie Deeko-n of Chicago. Mr. and Mrs. Hoyt E. Wright are entertaining the former's mother of New York. The Wailiam O. Walker family enjoyed a reunion at the Whltins; park. Mrs. Lewis and daughter of Canada, who are visiting In Chicago, wpent last Wednesday here as the guest of Mrs. A. Farley of Sheridan avenue. Misses Blanche Meek and Florence Whiteman entertained the members of the Beta Gamma L'psilon Sorority, with a beach supper at the Whiting park on Thursday evening- On this same occasion the Sorority also gave a miscellaneous shower on Miss Gladys Oeffinger, a member, soon to become a bride. Among the arrests in the Whiting police court were Paul Gernuck, being charged with drunkenness. He plead guilty and paid a fine of $1.60 and costs. Chas. Kraus, for deckless auto driving, furnished J25.O0 bonds; John Loftus. arrested by officer Jewell for passing a street car discharging passengers, furnished a S50 bond, fr his appearance July 19th; Andy Zervveiiak, charged with ttcating a board bill, on complaint of Anna Yuhasi. lie was found guilty and fined $25.00 and costs and sentenced to thirty days in Jail; Elaine and Mary Soney arrested for assault and battery- on complaint of Caroline Drarek. Both were released on a $50.00 bond which

In each case were furnished by theid j father. Peter Soney, to appear July 19, j for trial. Lillian, Fuss entertained a number, of friends at her home in Front t.. )

la.t evening. In honor of her thlr teenth birthday anniversary.

Earl Young is Improving slowly at the Passavant hospital in Chicago, where he .is recovering from serious burns sustained In the Standard Oil company explosion. He Is now being prepar?d to have considerable grafting done on his body.

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Preaching services at 11 a. in. and 8 p. n. fcpeciiil ca'Jcd church Moafd meeting Monday, July 18th, at eisbt o'clolck in the church to consider the new church building project. ''yappointed Committee from the Chicago Hoard of Missions wUI meet with us. Every member of the &oar4 is much desired to be present. Prayer Meeting", Wednesday evening at 4:00 o'clock. The Camp Meeting Is on at Napervt'le Park, twenty-eight miles west of Chicago. This is a very pice place for spiritual refreshments. C. Holstrom of Lake avenue, has been reported on the sick list. Mrs. Joseph Cook of Roberts avenue entertained a number of ladles on lat

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Miss Qiecelia Keilman visited Friday with relatives at Hammond. Mr. and Mrs. Adam Dwheln are visiting here with relatives.

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Mr. and Mrs. Jamea A. Stillman, photographed after attending recent hearing; at I'oughkeepoie. Jamea A. Stillman, whose efforts to get a dirorce from his wife have attracted nation-wide attention, frowned when confronted by x cameramen at Poughkeepsie, N. Y.. whither he went a few days ago to testify in the case. Mrs. Stillman e attitude toward the photographers was quite the reverse, aa the photo shows.

Thursday afternoon in honor ot her Mr. and Mra. Theo. Simmer returned birthday anniversary. The afternoon J Thursday to their home at Racine, was socially enjoyed and a. most elab- j wi. Thv hav. u--.n vl.iHn, Mr

Simmer's mother, Mrs. H. James.

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orate luncheon wj served. Many pretty gifts were received by Mrs. Cook, also the best wishes' of all that were present. Mrs. H. Breckraan of Atchison ave., etill continues to Improve from the recent operation. Dr. Elsw of Chicago, who 4b her attending physician makes a call at the Breckman home several times a week. A son was born to Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Dedena of Roberts avenue on Thurs

day morningv A number of Whiting: Rebekahs attended the Installation of officers at Indiana Harbor on Thursday evening-. Mrs. Ro Emerson of Whitinsr. acting as the Installing officer. The president of the State Assembly, and the other hijrh officers were present that pave talks which were much appreciated, ice cream wafers and punch wera served. Mfs. C. Frits of Cleveland aveniaas entertained Mrs. J. Fritz and daughter Alethea and Miss E. Ilirchfleld of South Chicago, at her home on Wednesday. Mrs. Hymes and daughter Margaret of Superior avenue were Chicago visitors the fore part of the week. Herbert Peterson who has been confined to his home the past two weeks with typhoid vever. Is rapidly improving. Miss Adeline Leverenz of Myrtle ave. is spending the week-end at Dalton, visiting relatives. Ben Kiser and R. Barnes of Roberts avenue spent Wednesday at Deep River on a fishing trip. Mrs. H. Klemm of Lincoln avenue, was a business visitor in Chicago last Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Selleger. Mr. and Mrs. W. lSflleg-er of Kast Side and the Henry F. Cpsers family of Lake ave., enjoyed a beach supper at the Robertsdale park last Wednesday evening. v Mr. and Mrs. W. Grlesdale of Amy Court, have been spending a few days at Bass Lake. Mr. and Mrs. A. Stross and Mra. Buell. visited Mrs. E. Matthias who is confined at the St. Bernard hospital In Chicago and report her getting along nicely.

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The Woman's Reading Club had a special business meeting last night at' eight o'clock at the library. The club annual picnic will be held at the Whiting beach. Wednesday, July 20th. Mr. and Mrs. E. Hansen of So. Chicago and Mr. and Mrs. R. Craft and son are visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Herman Naef.. Work has been resumeJ on Ernest Sohn'a new house on West Third st. Mr. R. W. Newman visiting at the McCalley home near Hebron. Mrs. John JIuffman is visiting rel, atlves at Turkey Creek. Mrs. Herman WestfalJ of Michigan City, is visiting her sister Mrs. C. U Fleming. Willard Stevens has started excavating for a residence on his lot on Garfield street. Oliver Ingram has accepted a position In the steef mills at Milwaukee.

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Dr. Werner was a Chicago visitor j last Wednesday. Mrs. Laurence Tra-ger returned to' the Mercy hospital at Gary Thursday! where she will take treatments. Her'

condition is not improved. Mrs. a. Bussa Is visiting her daughter, Mra. Garner In Chicago. S. H Henderson Is building- & twenty foot addition to the east side of hi present Ice cream factory. The Misses Francis and Margaret Baumer were Chicago visitors yester. Jay. Mrs. Fred Rose, Sr.. vlsited her sister, Mrs. Wise, who is at tha St. Mar. ga.ret's hospital In Hammond yesterday. The meeting of the Past Noble

Grand Club which was to be held this afternoon has been postponed. Mrs. L. McDaniel ot Shelbyvllle. j Ind., President "nf the Rebekah lodges

of Indiana, will be here this evening, j and all the lodges In the county are i r.3

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The St. John Pirates will play ball with the Indiana Harbor Nationals at Indiana Harbor on Sunday. Miss Edith Boecker is visiting the week-end with relatives at Chicago. Jos. Thied, Jr., is striving a new Ford roadster.

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Keeping Up Appearances As a people, we Americans have formed the habit of keeping up appearances. It is a costly habit and makes many of us live beyond our means. Surely, now is the time to correct this fault. Let's do away with pretense. If we cannot afford certain things, let's do without them. A little money tucked away in a good bank is much better than a false front. This bank is at your service. Open Tuesdays and Fridays until 8 o'cloclg Citizens National Bank Hammond, Indiana J. C. Paxton, President ' C. E. Bauer. Vice President P. H. Fedder, Cashier