Hammond Times, Volume 15, Number 61, Hammond, Lake County, 31 August 1921 — Page 10

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h:p at tile fchiine there. Mre. Saa.Eer of Ohio avenue Is in Joliet. attendlnjr the funeral of her mother, .irs. Maxy 1 OouW. llr Lew OrlfTlth who Jiai been very ill at her home on 119th f'reet is Improving. Mr. and Mrs. John X'.enak of Central Kyan on a f 50 bond. Both to app-'ar 'being- drunk. He was re.lea.-wd on ivenue are entertaining th I i-ft.r-.J frV'l mUr for tna!- ' -5 bond. and D. of I. will be plven ft benefit perforina.nce at the Princes streatre this evening. An eli?ht pound eon was born to Mr. and Mrs. John L'urlclt of 111 Cleveland avenue y e."i e rd ay. Mother and son are 'iMjth doing well. Born to Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Sohaef-f-r .f Atchison avinue ybterday laorum;, a daughter. Joseph lircnknii, a.g'. 51. who only weighs 109 pounds end Is but 5 foet, 1 Inc-h In height, will start on his seventh anuaj walklnar tip of 1S2 miles, to Holy Hill, WIj., wiiero he will worV. Uryitlewics wad arrested a! Nf w j J. J. Kt-My of Pan Antonio. Texas, is rare.r.ts, Mr. and 'Mrs. Madura, and th !r daughter. M!sn St, far. U Madura of j York, avenue anj Indiana, boulevard on ' in V.'Jiltingr on buaineas. the charge of prddhnx without a I!- J Mr. ami Mrs. X. E. Miller have, re-o-nfe. The man secured he uirnt d from a visit with relatives at "The Goldea tcr r.ciekii Lods will sary iken?c and wan rvkastt-il. J .'lean. X. Y. meet sn rrguUr Fessi.m umisUt at j Mrs. U. E. ;rventn! entertained a Miss E!:le Jurr!.-sf ChlaKO, is vlswv.'.ch a!! niMiibfrs ar- u.-S-l t" le j nunl.r ,,f j-u., Ud'e:, at a mi.-oe ! - ' " 1 :! af :!:" " of ,r8- I,'rt"1 Va:r rr-?-nt. I Un-s hh.v-r at he- lic-m.- in Lrt;...r:.' j and .Mrs. Au.u.-t ( .j..;t rmn n. IJKH'r MaoI'i : ild and ."!. A. Ryan ! an nil-, on p;m : m.-:: : 1 r v- t M if s F.or-j T;i- l.a.i;fs Aid S''Uty of th" Iu- ( re both arr-.ned by of! !-r z - I noe Wnhtuu if I.;.i'ortf & nue. wh-j ! !. ran C:!'.ir..h wlii meet at -the church ii:a:i on the ci.arpe of driving hv street j to !- a fa.l bride.. toinorri-w afternoon et 3 r. in. Uujicli ! ar? dirharg-:n ;;a:-.-i' r'.s :.-. M:i.'loi-j Jos--iii KritlUa. was taken Into ca.- j will be eervtA. ROBERTSDALE t I. STAR THE U RE TUMCUT ! Altte Joyce in "CVuln hLnte," also n j raml7 and Irt.ma. S-.il-li "TRY A TIMES WANT AD" aid released on a r 'a nd nndtody l.v ,.ff '.-er Avavoul on the cl'.ari. The ex-t"ounMl!or Club of the S. t V, II Sri Id

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William Hlghtowtr. William Hiph tower is the central feare in the Pacific coast'a newest ar.d wierriest death puzzle. Ctaim:ne a $50,000 reward, he led detectives to the place where the bodv of the Rev. Father Patrick Heslin "had been buried by his slayers. He said he had learned the location of the frravo throuch "Dolly Mason," whose own knowledge of the murder came at second hand through a foreicmer. The police, becoming suspicious, formally accused Hightower of the murder.

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The MthoJ!$t Episcopal Church v. I'A hold Its anual business m-ee-.irv". Hdotb a th fourth quarterly cor.fer-n;-... f.n Ti-iirsiay night, Soptemter 1. at f:'"''1 o'ciock. Dr. V. E. McKenzia. truth Bend district snpr!n'nde.nt. w::i be (rreaexit. axtd addr&ss til rneetir.r aid conduct the business of th f.onfsrerjca, Ti yearly re-ports from --.:.!? different depjtrtrr.eEtj and toc'.etin of th church will be prasentd. All officers of tie. ciJrch ara oirr3 to iv presect as far a possible, and the ni:ribers and friends of th ohuroh are !r.v:fed and rejuestid ta attend this rr. eetini, Th Woman's Foreign iliss'.or.ary So.-iety wil7 be entertained at the home of Mrs. Marshall. 331 Cievaland avenu-e t miorrow afternoon. Edna Gilbert who hu "been e-nter-ta'.nmg 'her cousin Edna, l.ne, au. her h'm-', iii Ocio avenue, during th past week, and will to Chicago for the next w&ek 13 visit at her cou!in's

A meetiKjf -will h held in th H. S. Audit or iurss tomorrow night at alffht p. rr. . for rha purpose of discussin gr tha a.T!C-r.5ment9 to ths constitution of tha U. 5. to ba votd on at an approaching e'.ect:on. tha speakers to ba Senator JJT-? J. Xedjl, Representative Oscar A. Ahisreit, Attorney T. Joseph Sulilvar. and Joseph J. Chtlla. the latter to ,;.,-5'k m tha foreign tongue. The meetin? is to 'ba iven -ur.dar tha auspices cf 'he Tj&agru of Women Voters, Commercial Clui and tha American LeS"1 c n . Mr and Mrs E-mory BlaoX f 125th street, hva returned from Montioa'.lo. Ir.i.. where they eper.t thlr vacation. Mr. and Mrs, 'Frar.k Allison and son, wiiiird. left rr LaPorte, 011 Monday, w h--ra they will attend tha County Fir. Mr. R. E. Eard, a chemist employed at t'he Standard Oil Company, is expected to return from Sprir. arriejd, Mas.5 . cn Saturday, whera h!s marrU?e to Miis JIi!drd Rojran took pla.cn rn :a?t Saturday. Mr- Bard will he em--ly'd as teacher of mathematics in the Junior Il'rh School with the o?n-ir.-sr of the new school year.

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