Hammond Times, Volume 15, Number 33, Hammond, Lake County, 29 July 1921 — Page 5

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PERSONAL AND SOCIAL NEWS

Mr. and Mrs. C. A. l.ockivood are motoring to Magician Lake, Mich., today to sret Jeanette Lock wood, Dorothy See, Jean Cunningham and Jane Wilson who have been there at a house party given by Arlene Iavis whoso family have a cottar there for the ummer. Miss Thelma Cowell of Southern Indiana Is the guest "f Mr. anu Mrs. Everett Kieman of Carrull street for a few days. Ir. W. A. Tavi will leave the first of this month for a month's stay with his family at Magician L;ike, Mich. The Mises Mable and Henrietta (JrHsi-l t ntcrtairu 1 at a. beach i6.r!y i.it evening at Waverly Beach. Lake Mich. There were about thirty p;s present who enjoyed awlniramj, pames and an excellent beach dinner. Mr. and Mrs. Julius Meyn and children Margene and Walter have returned from Grand Beach where they have been guests at lha Fitzyerald cottage there. Mrs. Harry Allison has returned from a week's a'-ation at Lake Geneva . Mrs . I'cen ill proved . Otto Mufhl..crt;cr who for thfc pait few weekfc is has iraMiss Adelaide Meyers i. vi.irinjr friends and roLi'iv.-. m Kvanvi'.le and other points in Southern, Ind. Mr. and Mr?. J. I.eRoy Todd of Kenosha. Wis., were the quests of the H. X. Tillinans W :;1 liuun M!.et last evening. They st.-piu-d on their way, they are motoring to Michigan. Miss Mary Trmm'-n number of friends 'ust lister Klizabeth who from New York City. .".'"'0 and pinochle and entertained a v-:i:ng for n-r p . 1 ! : g ro re They i.ls-d -njoyt-d music and dancing. At hIh.u: ten oVloe they motored to Pin. H.-.t, li wher they had a b-ach party md senin roast. A most delightful time Is re ported . e I LIVE LOCAL NEWS "ADS" PLEATING AND BUTTON-HOLE HEMSTITCIUNx. til t l I Mi, IIH Mil Nfi PltU.-IPI' MiKVHK CALL WASSKV'S iKl.KI'll(lK 448 91 STATE STKI-lil, HAMMOND. 7-15 If you want vour HEMSTITCHING done right, have Mrs. Miller. 18i State St., do It for you. Phone 1730. Open evenings. 6-7-imc MASONIC NOTICE Garfield Ixidge No. 51 F. & A. M. will hold a called nieetlnt Fridriy evening. July 29th. opening at 7 'J o'clock. E. A. degree. 7-23-2 J. W. MOHTli;,.NP. W. M. Hemstitching and la: neatly done. Children' flower bouquets made to promptly attended x pleased to show you s work and gi-o pries. State street. 3 d.'inrs e Mrs. V. R'etz. embroidery ire.ts and 3 - r . t. Would of v. y K. O . LEGAL NOTICES NOTK'K OF TITK A I i ' ' ' V MAHV ASSKSSMl-.X r Unotick is HKiiicnv ;:'.'!: on the lMh d-i o; Jui . '- of I'ubliC Works adopt. .: . i srssment Roll for the Fourteenth Avenu;- l ion T from the cnt r iiro ..f !; . -v. to the west line of fin-ii S:n in the. City of H.iry. L.ii ' , iana. under Declar.ior .-oius bcr Twenty-eight Hundi .i -(2S02) adopted on th. . March. 1921. by the Ho.i t Works. The intersecting street.-, ,-ji; ere: Rooncv:It Street. AilOne Cl-I-i) H. W est. Ali- 7 a A. Ft (21-A). C!eelrfiul St 'F I'HI'i.U V 'I'll. -it i; As- ; lii.lX'.iie. . -tw. 1 f I'ublii h n t v - :t -one ft. Ailev Nineteen West. ',.1rn. Id Allev Seventeen It W st i i T-Hi Seventeen A Wist (17- Cr-ui' , A :i-y it I"' et i T I i I 1 1 ire : The parallel streets .ind nil- y a One Hundred Fiftv , . t Alley Thirtem and Aloy 1'ou South. Said Assessment Ro'l .-"nfMins nariea of the owners and l eri!iti property to be ass. ss i with t -en the Ml of f to umounts of the primn f.o-ie ngainst r-arh lot or pre. o; 1, Ject to assessment mid :s can be seen at the otn. e of '1 of Public Works in the City Ha Lake County. Indiana. On the Sth dav of Auirnst. 'S!lV-lt to! snblil. st mi . Ho.ird it. Oary. M:" at f Pul.'io ait the pn reel s lino- 'he on have :ill benin" the pine o'clock a. m. the Ro.-ird "Works will meet in its oifi City Hall to hear and ree.-iv strances against the .imouni? against each of said lots nn. of land and will hear and ! w question as to -whethtr th. been benefitted or will be sn. . efitted ny said improveii amounts set forth in Mid "!.. rind will then give a hearing to all persons interested, and thereafter 5uMin or modifv in whole or in part 'h. respective prima facto assessments on said Roll. Bv order of the F.oard of Public '

Works . PKP.RY H. STKVFN'S. .irHX KFSKI1IC. WM. SYKES. Hoard of Attest: npRATHKA MI;,::: cifrk. 7-22-S3--; ' 7.2k-3)

Mrs. Frank Chase will) leave this evening for their annual vacation. They will visit in urciid Ttapids. Flint, Detroit and other places in Michigan. They expect to return about September 1. The Frances Pershing Auxiliary of the United Spanish War Veterans will hold an open meeting in the I. O. O. F. hall on State street tonight, the program will be in charge of Mrs. W. F. Myers of J y ;V!d street. The public Is most cordially invited to .'ittend and anyone connected with the Spanish war veterans in any way are particularly invited. The directors of the Alice hold a special meeting at th night at S o'clock. club wili club toComing tomorrow to be the gties-t of lur parents the J. J. Huffs for a few days are Mr. and Mrs. K J ward Higginw. They hav- since their carriage been visiting his parents in Eluc Rarth. Minn. They are golnu to his summer home In Maine to remain until September. Jesse Beebe has gone to Danville, is the guest of rela III., where shi fives and friends tor a tew days. Ovid Dranstetter who has been confined to his home with an injured kg is able to be out again. Mrs. William Ah! born. jr.. pleasantly intertalned for her son John in honor of his first birthday at the home of her mother Mrs. John MIschke of 241 Truman avenue. A prettily .ip-i pointed course luncheon was served late In the afternoon those present' w.;re Mrs. William Sc!n i der, Mrs ' Fred Troppman. Mrs. T;alph Yogcl. I Mrs. Charles Ahlborn. Mrs. Charles j Kotuin. Hilda Dreischerf. La Vail.t' Lan of Crown Point and Mrs. il:iv Kldcr of Connaut Iake, Pa. At the children's table were Kuth and Junior Tr. .ppman. Knwenr. Kldcr. George GenevKve. Marion and John AhUx-rn. Lillian Kaufman of Indiana Harbor. A large birthday cake was the table ;decor.xtion for the table.' with one large candle on it. The Missee Grace Wjl!v.heF nr -v, i ' Heutriei- Fras.r of Chicago, Ahee and Virgene Han:m..tid have rturned from a boa; trip t,. St. Joe, Mich. -Mr. and Mrs. Harold Knh left yesterday for a trip to Southern InJ dr. na. They motored and will stop T v .ow.ui. m(-rs enroute where f;i y, j w:il visit relatives and tri. f;Hs. They : j 'lV :.-it M i . 1-ioiii, mother in' i Kansville, Ind. The IariW Aid of the St. I il' Lutheran church met Wednesday afternoon at tlic church parlors for a social gathering. The following committee were In charge of th. day and ,-orved a nice lunch, on. the MenU.im. John. H ehruiicsser. W m . H-.-.,. M-r-man Ripkt. August Itutz. Thomas McNat.. Julius EI.ert. There was a ,ar :u;- "dance and a pleasant s...-'W time was enjoyc-d. The Misses EiU.ibnh and oodwlnser left yasterauv for 3i.: ry a t o "Home of the ' K 4 .7"' ... . . Buy Now and Save Don't Wait Till Fall Your Old Piano Accepted As a Cash Payment On Any Piano Selected

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summer farm in northern Michigan. Mr. and Mrs. Harrison "fchandter of Ravenswood are moving to Hammond to make their future honn The Chandler family have recently returned from California. Mr. and Mrs. Kd Stolley and family of Morton court will motor to St. Joe, Mich., Saturday to be the house guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ciia. Meecli. Mrs. Meech is a sister of Mrs. Stolley. Mrs. Charles F. Ahlborn of Forsyth av.nue Is entertaining for a few friends this afternoon they are Mrs. Harrison V . Chandler of Havenswood. .Mrs. otto Docger 01 liary, Mrs. Paul KJgars of Uluu Island, Mrs. Herman Frank of Lowell and Mrs. Edward l'uul of Crown Point. Mr. and Mrs. James Enrijiht returned from Mishawaka. J,nii.. a two weeks' visit with Dr. and Stow til . have after Mrs. Miss Lu Valla ban of Crown Point is the housegui st of Mrs. John Mischko of Truman avenue this week end. Agnes Wright and Dene Forltne. have gone to Lucerne, Ind.. for a two weeks' visit with friends. Fern Bogard is spending her vacation in Florida with friends. Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Oldham of gausport have tc.ntly moved Hammond from Logansport. Ind. Loto Glen Clark of Angola. Ind.. was a Hammond visitor for a few days. Mrs. K. C. Carson is spending a two weeks' vacation at Charleston, W. Va. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Tence and faily have moved to Lafayette, Ind. Miss Fay Kick who has been ill for th past few weeks is recuperating at Cedar Point. O. Nathan Smitt and family of 587 Sibley street have returned from a week's motor trip. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Huse, sr., and daughter Grace are returning home after spending two mnntlu in Sheffield, la., whiiethey wire th-; guests of their daughter. Mrs. August Stoick and family of that city. Mr. and Mrs. Kennlth f Ann street are leaving i several weeks' stay l-ak. . Mich . Sutherland Sunday tor at Klinger Tile M..rtar Stowell of Mr. M es Katherlne and Mary Stowell and Master Joseph f Mishawaka are the guests nj Mrs. Jim Enrlght of Forsyth avenue. Mr, aid Mrs. Fred Rude ily of Forsyth avenue lire wo w "ks in vnricus parts tan where tii-y ale the relatives . and famspending of Mlchlguests of TRY A "TIMES WANT AD" Celebrated Siraube ....eii:; .&. V.54 -a

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AT THE PARTHENON A circus story with all the romance of the 'big top," thrilling encounters with wild animals and the magnetic screen personality of Gladys Walton, will be the principal attraction at the Parthenon theatre on Sunday. It is called "The Man Tamer." and Is a Universal special attraction in which the petite star of "Pink Tl?ht." "Rich Girl. Poor Girl" and "All Dolled Up," does her most appealing work. John Barton Oxford wrote the story and created a sensation with It in the "Red Book Magaxlne." It was adapted to the screen by A. I. Voting er and filmed under the direction of Hurry B. Harris. As the story gets Into action the star is lioivn as a circus girl, handling the wild animals in an animal act with her father, a veteran of the arena. The father dies and the girl is forced to go it alone, battling for her living and her honor against tremendous and utterly difoouraging odds. The heart wallop cornea into the theme when she takes a wild young millionaire and tames him just .'is easily as she tames iier wildest lion. Roscoe Kama plays opposite the star. The role is not new to him, for he has been a trainer of Jungle beasts for years. C. B. Murphy. Parker J. McConnell. William Welsh and C. Norman Hamond also have roles in keeping with their screen capabilities.

DEATH OF MRS. MELVIN Mrs. Hannah Melvin, Mammcnd lady, do...: las ei-h! 'ock at the hjm ter. Mrs. Thomas Boyle, aged West evening ac if ,i"r daughat 6SG State Line utreat. The deceased lady was years of age and was born In Ireland. The body will be shipped to Big Rapids. Michigan, for burial at 8:56 o'clock Paturday morning, following services In the All Saints church. Undertaker Burns in charge. TRUSTEE APPOINTED FOR DAVE AND MACK I. Alschuler of Chicago, brother of A. H. Alschuler of Gary, has been appointed trustee for the Dave and Mack Gent's Furnishing Store at Gary. The exact condition of affairs is not known, but it Is known that several Judgments against the firm are on record in the city court. It is also known that attorneys are handling many claims against the concern. EE2SSSS&S33S Tile, Marble and Terrazzo York Schmidt Bros.. Washington 6treet. Gary. For prompt and efficient work, call 3650 a 91. Melo-Harp 4 ""7" Our Guarantee Covers Everything Terms Will Be Arranged to Suit Each Individual Case

Mr. Davies, the owner, could not be located today, A. C. Warner has been placed in charge of managing the store. Mr., Warner is well acquainted with the business as he has been the concern's; book-keeper for the past four years, ever since the store opened. J. E. McKee of this city, who. with Mr. Davies, opened the store four years ago, sold his interest In the store about two years ago. Mr. McKee later went into the butter and egg store business with Bert Gratner. He severed hi connection with that store preparatory to his departure for California, where his wife is now residing. The trustee will probably hold a creditor's meeting in the near future at which time definite arrangements to take care of the creditors will then be made.

Having complained of not feeling well. C. E. Kallum. 70 years old, 7504 Normal avenue Chicago dropped dead while enjoying a walk along the Pine Beach west of Gary early yesterday afternoon. He was visiting with relatives at the time of his death. The body will be shipped to Chicago for burial. LEGAL NOTICES HAMMOND, INDIANA, OFFICE DEPARTMENT OF PARKS Hammond. Indiana, July 28th. 1921. NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS , The Park Board of the City of Hammond, Indiana will receive bids up until Wednesday evening, August 10th 1S21 at 8 o'clock p. m. for furnishing all labor and material and con

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We are going ahead as the Leading Store in Low Prices and we aim to remain "Hammond's Lowest Price Store." Here are Some New Specials Listed That Will Open Your Eyes MEN'S KHAKI PANTS Good qua!- QRj. ity. Sizes 32 to 42. Per pair. . ..... MEN'S REAL GOOD WORK SHIRTS CQ c -ti i J Specially priced at -;..

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structing a brick building complete, including plumbing (for mrk concessions). Plans and specifications on file in Office of City Clerk. A certified cheef of 2ii per cent of the estimated cost of said building must accompany each and every nlii. The Board reserves the right to reject any and all bids. HARRY H. REIFF. GUY YOUNG, B. H. KRUEGER, HENRY GAELEH, Park Board DEL LA MILLER. Clerk. 7-29-8-5

Card of Thanks i W5 wish to thank our neighbors and friends for their kind assistance and sympathy during the illness and at

NERVOUSNESS, HEADACHE AND STOMACH TROUBLE ENDE!

KervWorth Quickly Overcome Theae for Adolp. Shields. "I had had Saint Vitus Dance, and K left me In an awful nervoua condition," said Adolphus Shields, a well known Clarksburg, Wr. Va., resident. "My head ached a great deal, and my stomach was also in bad shape. I had doctored considerably with no results. Two bottles of Nerv-Worth Improved my condition wonderfully, and I feel SEE adies LADIES' NET wear with your Specially priced at

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Oil our stock of fine Pure Silk Skirts, ranging in price from $6.75 to $8.75. f 7C Placed on Sale all at one price.

Wonderful are the shades. We have low prices. $3.49 VOILE DRESSES to 14. Our $3.50

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tho death of our wife and mother, Mrs. Mary Berwanger. Especially dc we thank Rev. Berg. Lady Forcsterr. and those who donated use of machlns and for the floral and mass offering.. Fred Berawnger, Sr. Fred Berwanger, Jr. Chas. Berwanger Will Berwanger Andrew Berwanger Elizabeth Berwanger. Grandson, Robert Berwanger.

CABuD OP TK Aires We wish to thank our friends and neighbors for kindness and sympathy extended us in oar bereavement, at the death of our wife and mother. Especially The Wachewicz Real Eststa and Federal Insurance Co., for their helpful kindness. 7-29-1 F. S. LOWER Y & PON. like a new man." It Is a strange fa-t, but nervous and stomach ills are usually found together, and they Are likewise the cause of much misery. Nerv-Worth's ability to act In such cases, and act quickly, makes It the ideal medicine for those who sufTei from such troubles. If your first bottle does not benefit you, your druggist Is authorized to refund yout money. Sold by all leading druggists. Sold at J1.00 per bottle and recommended by Summers Pharmacy. Adr.. Beautifii

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