Hammond Times, Volume 15, Number 76, Hammond, Lake County, 19 September 1921 — Page 5

Monday. Roptembor 19. 1J21

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WIN DECIDING GAME

Gary is Defeated in Third of Three Series of Ball Game. In a thrilling tram. witnessed by crowd whb-h Jammed Gleason park, the Hmmnnd police baseball team yesterday aftTiwrni won the third and deciding game of the merles with tho tiary police team. The score was to 5. It was a heart-breaker for Gary b rsutc of.th? fact that the Steel City bunch thought the game was neatly

tucked away up to the ninth Inning. I

They died hard and put up an argument lasting forty-five minutes before the umpire hov-d them the rules and

onvineed them that Hammond waa

O K. At the opening of the ninth the sore was 5 to 3 in Gary's favor. Horthck went to first on talis. Then Warner, the vicious clouter. who had hen on the bench was sent in as a pinch hitter. Kd smacked the ball for two base but Horlbecfc was caught at the home plate. Then came the rally. When It ended Hammond had crowded three rung across making- the score 8 to S. Gary came to bat and then suddenly decided to register a kick against Hammond's proceedure. They said the boys had batted out of order and make several oth-r chargea but th umpa knew better and told them that even If they had a kick It should have been voiced before Hammond took the field again. Gary on the other hand used four pinch hitters In the last half of the ninth but ws unable to score. Hammond by taking two out of three wins the series. The score by innings: Hammond fi01 1 01 003 6 Gary 001 012 010 5

of the auditorium were given a good test and the members are well satisfied. Continuing the festlvttlea of dedication a banquet will be given on Thursday evening by the young people. The executive secretary of tha Walthef League, Rev. XV. A. Mater. Milwaukee. Wis., will be the speaker. The school opened thin morning with a large enrollment of new pupils, the older pupil, with but few exceptions, also returned.

ST. PAUL'S NEW LUTHERAN BUILDING IS DEDICATED (Continued from page one.)

education, he emphasized. Is the only hope for the world In these turbulent times. Rev. W. Melnaen. cf Indianapolis, spoke on "The Church and Her Confirmed Touth."' He said the church

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KB. R. E. GCHEOEEB TS.ICHSK has a great responsibility over against her youth. He maintained that many

churches are sadly negligent in thetr j duty toward the youth. They offer a j

little instruction In religion as possible .

and v. luted out that the church should provide opportunity for systematic study of the Tible. He also said that it is the church's duty to pray for her

The young ladies In the office ot the Cudahy Tacking company tendered a surprise patry to Mrs. Charles Duff, formerly of the office, at her home on Towle street on Friday evening. Music and game were enjoyed, after which a dainty course luncheon was served to Mrs. Jacques, the Cudahy nurse. Miss Eleanor O'Brien. Miss Mabel VaU of Hammond. Miss Frances Murphy. .Uiss Hastl need of Hegewlsch. Miss Lillian Campbell. Miss Mary Schrieabeak. Miss Marie Stumps of East Chicago and Mias Emu Tioruask of Hocart. Donald Davit, who has been vacationing for a week on the Kankakee. enjyin boatinp and fishing, has returned home. He was with Judg Ibach and Attorney J. K . Stlnson. who have prolonged their stay. Mr. Gavlt has several fish stories, some of them handed down. Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Johnson Of Michigan avenue entertained at dinner yesterday in honor of Mrs. Johnson's elate and her hutband, Or. and Mrs. J. Mooren of Chicago. A fleliclous course dinner wsi served, the table decorations very attractive with the season's flowers and candle light. The guests were Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Fraser and eon "Walter. Mrs. Helen Ehlert. Mr. and Mrs. Waiter Werner. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Moore and daughter Frances, all of Chicago. Mr. and Mrs. J. Van Brtisgen. Mr. and Mr. "William Krug. Miss Mayme "Willing, Mr. Rudolph Werner, all of Riverdale. Mr. and Mrs. Ian Gallagher and daughter Alice of East Chicago Mr. and Mra. A. Trahlow. Miss Esther and August Prahlow. Mr. n. H. Horn. Mr. and Mra. A. K. See end daughters Dorothy and Virginia and Mr. Richard Holan. Mr. and Mrs. B. J. tleiser of State street. Miss Ida Heckclman and Mr. Ed Donah of Crow rt Folnt motored to Starved Rock for the week-end.

Miss Eleanor Foppenhusen delightfully entertained at a kitchen shower Saturday afternoon In honor of her sister. Miss Caroline, who will become the bride of Carl Bauer on September 14. Bridge was played at four tables, honors made by Miss Martha Iund tnl Miss Esther Lund. D:i!nty refreshments were served, after which the hostess brought to the bride-to-be a capacious laundry basket filltd with mtny beautiful and usful gift? from Mrs. William 6. Hutton. Mrs. Maurice Iddings. Mfa. Fred Cafter and the Misses Helen Johnson, Kathcrlne Oberlin. Kathryn Sharrer. Josephine Krinbill. Wilma and C'lia Bleker. Marie and Elinor Beckmah. Esther and Martha !Uind. Dorothy flohrer. Margaret Plrle, Eleanor and Clara Toppenhusen . -

Mr. and Mrs. Henry Fori and Mr. and Mrs. F. U. Williams motored to Elgin. 111.. Surtday where they were th.y were the guests of friends fr the day.

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VOL. J. A. LIST TEACHEr. youth, "If churdiea grayed more for their youth, the losses would not be so appalling." Iv- df cl irnd. The church should also call upon the young people and demand their -er Ice, he a . ;d. ti. Ipo behooves the church to supervise the -ocial pastime and pleasures of the ouim people, because most enjoyments offered by the world are objectionable from a .hritian viewpoint.

A delegation of Hammond W. O. T. 1. members attended the mettings of the Flying Squadron al Gary yesterday. There will he meeting today and tomorrow, the services b' ing hehl at the First M. E. church of Gary at half past two and half past seven. The speakers yesterday 'vtre the Hon Frank S. Regan of Rockford, 111., ant Dr. I. Leigh Colvln of New York City, and their lectures were greatly enjoyed by a largj and attentive audience. Today the ap'aKers will be ths; Hon. Christopher R. Connolly rf East Orange. N. J.. and James H. VTonrtendke of Chic co. At th Tuesday services the speakers will be the Hon. Oliver W. Stewart of Chicago, who Is chairman of the Flying Squadron and editor of "The Inquirer." Rv. Norma- C. Brown of Bloomlrtgton. III., and Arthur E. Whitney of Columbus. O. The Hammond Centrnl Union of the W. C. T. V. were able to secure Rev. Brown to speak at a meeting of the W. C. T. V. tomorrowafternoon to be held In the parlors of the First Baptist church at three o'clock. Rev. Brown Is an accomplished vocalist and render and a fine

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TEACHir, An Informal program waa given In th evening. The acoustic properties

3T-373. Ladlee-' Costume.

Waist J672 cut in 1 sites: 34, 36. S8 40, 4. 44 and 4 inches bust measure. Skirt JT3 cut In 7 slaes: 2fi. IS, 30. 32. 34. and 3S Inches waist measure. A medium slxe requires 3 1-4 yards of 40 Inch material for the skirt and 3 yardr of 3 Inch material for the waist. The width of the skirt ot the foot is about 2 7-8 yards. TWO separate pattern 12c. FOR EACH pat

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speaker. She Is the third generation In her family that has chosen a theo- J logical career. She Is chaplain of the l Illinois senate for the year 1921, be- !

Ing the first womifn In the history of tho atate to fill that position In either house. All ladies are Invited to attend this meeting tomorrow afternoon and hear Ilev. Brown's message. Sirs. Max Allaben. of Chicago, formerly of Hammond, is spending the day with Mrs. Ernest Tillman of the Parkview apartment 8. Dr. and Mra. W. H. Davis are entertaining Mrs. Davis' brother. Mr. Clarence Raymond of Slreator, 111., for a few days.

The Woman's Republican club o) Hammond will hold a meeting tonight at the home of Mrs. Herman Sasne, SIS South Hohinan street, and a splendid program has been arranged in addition to worth-while speakers that have been engaged for tho evening. The women arc very anxious that thev have a good attendance and hearty cooperation. Mr. and Mrs. Jamc.-t B. Ortt ani family. Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Backer and family and .Mr. William DeVergcr motored to Mootcheart. 111., yesterday, where Greater Chicago Lode held a picnic and outing. There were about three thousand people In attendance, and they enjoyed a number of interesting features during tht day. In the afternoon there us a band concert by the MooBeheart band anu a baseball game between tii" MooBeheart and Aurora teams. Scire 3-0. favor MuOHeheart. There was a military drill, and a coelume parade. Moosheart has had wonderful developments and there are fourteen new buildings under construction at the present time, among them being a vllicy;e composed of seven buUdings in itself. Mooseheart has excellent prospects. Williams Calkins. W. R. C. will hold their annual memorial serviefs on Tuesday afternoon, September 20ih at Odd Fellows' hall at two o'clock. This service will bo open to the public an 1 everybody Is welcome. A short business meeting will be luld at 1:30 anl officers are requested to be present at 10:30 in the morning for practice. The Tarents und Tachers club of the Iafayette school will hold a meeting tomorrow afternoon at half past two o'clock. A larg; attendance is desired, as there Is considerable business to be transacted.

ben very ill since Friday and her many friends wish her a speedy recovery. Professor E. G. Sturtevant of London, Ont., was the guest of Mr. F. Dunbar of Rimbaeh avenue yesterday. Tin; Gcrmania Rebekah Lodge I. O. O. K. will bold their regular m'.ettng on Tuesday, September 20. Iniulon of candidates will take place, and all members of the degree staff are asked to be present. The members of the E. C. club gav a progressive dinner oorty last Saturday evening In honor of Miss Eleanor Glllis. who will attend school this year In Connecticut. The girls enjoyed an elahorate rive course dinner, servtd at the various homes. Tha menu consisted of cocktail, consomme, fish, fried chicken dinner course, salad, mousse and cheese. The hosti were Jane Wilson. Dorothy Sec. Jean Cunningham, Mary Elizabeth ("kmnif n?, Jeanotte Lockwood, Arleno Davis and .Marlon Ruth Green. Mrs. O. A. Miller of Douglas avenue who has been quite 111 at her homi tr the past week, la convalescing.

The Ladles' Aid Society of the Hyde Park M. E. church will hob! a regular

business meeting on Wednesday a i

the home of Mrs. Charles Ieeson. 1214 Harrison street. The ladies who have eprons are specially requested to be present, and those who have not are asked to apply lor aprons at this

Julius Kosanke and family recently fpent the day with friends and relatives in Kouts, Ind. There are scoroa of people who will be very glad to learn that Norman Bridge, who recently sustained a serious accident when he cracked a vertebra, has left St. Margaret's hospital and for the time being will bo with Dr. and Mrs. H. E. Sharrer. Norman has maintained his usual vigor and pep and hopes, to be "stirring'' soon. County Recorder WllTlam Rose and wife very deligtfully entertained th? members And their wives of Orak Drum Corps and ,Patrol of the Hamrttund Shrine last Saturday afternoon at their summer home at Cedar Lake. In the evening the cuec-ts enjoyed -1 picnic supper at the home of Mr. an1 Mrs. J. M. Keller, who also have n cottage at th'o lake. Everybody had a splendid time and there were stunts galore to kfep everybody happy. Th members "f the Koufh Side W. C. T. IT. will, meet at the home of Mrs." John A. Gavlt, 1"19 Hyxlop Place tomorrow (Tuesday) evening at 8:00 o'clock to elect alternate delegates i" the state convention In October. Everybody is urged to be present. Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Feterson entertained the Lady Maenbees of Opql Hive and their husbanJ.s on Thursday evening at their home on Michigan avenue. The evening was enjoyed with pedro. high score being mad by Mrs. Peterson. Mrs. Andrew Madura

meeting. This will be an apron party, and a special program is being arranged. Ladies back with their due

art respectfully asked to take thisi

opportunity to clear up the books before the new officers like charge.

A number of frirnl-i of Mr. and Mrs. John P.udolph surprised them n

Saturday evening at their beautiful new home on Ridge Road. Th house-warming was a jo'.ly success and the evening was grtat?y enjoyed with games, music and dancing. An Ittractlre course luncheon was served, after which the host and hostess served delicious water-melon, picked from their own vines.- The guests werj Mr. and Mrs. A. Goodwin and family. Mr. and Mrs. E. Schillo and daughter. Mr. H. Werley. Mrs. Mary Malo. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Skeilenger and family, Mr. and Mrs. J. Hill, and daughter Miss Dorothy. Mr. and Mrs. J. Stevens and son La Verne. Mr. and Mrs. S. L. Malo and sons. Horry. Sam anl Raymond. Mr. and Mrs. F. T. Malo and dautrhter Miss Day. Mr. and Mr.. John A. Malo and daughters Ruth and Irene, Mr. and Mrs. G. Rimbaeh and family, Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Sehopo and family. Mr. C. Ecklund. Mis Sarah Turner and Mra. L. Smith. Mrs. Theresa Kelly of Lima, O.. Is visiting her son. Mr. Bert Sh Aron and

family of Webb street. Mr. and Mrs. j Shearon will lav ouight for a: week's visit at French Lick and Mrs !

Kelly will remain with the Shi ron '

children until th'.ir parents return.

LIVE LOCAL NEWS "ADS" -i -iM 1 1 rn i .I,

Wassoy's Pleating Shop EwnnoinKitixr., stamping, hem. BTIT HING, nt'TTO" HOLE. Bt TTO lOVKHlVG, BR4IDIXO. HltHINti, riX('Y hTITCHIXG. 91 SA.TE BTlt CRT, FHOXB HAM. 310D 441.

Hammond Musical College. Piano, Voice. Violin, Public EpeakIng. L'kelele. Banjo. Mandolin, Guitar, Dancing. Dramatic Art. 8-ll-tf

Is your hair gray? Have yiu dandruff or falling and fading halrt All conditions of th skin and hair can he cured by Nurse Henderson. Moles, warts nnd bUamlshes are permanently removed. For appointment phone Hammond 15S American Beauty Parlors, Peoples Ptat? Bank Bldg., Z7 Hohman Street. 8-15-3

Prize Winning Ads in the Boys' Contest at The Model

1st PRIZE O BOY! Some boys suits "The Mode 1" is showing. By golly, "Rothschild & Hirsch" have the right dope on what a boy likes to wear and what his Dad likes to pay Why, just think, you can buy wonderful boys suits, regular "Model" quality, for $g.50 TO $ g 75 And Day says "What you buy at 'The Model is always good.

2nd PRIZE Vacation days are over, but there is one ray of sunshine in our city that is "The Model." Boys, you all know Rothschild and Hirsch, boys clothing and furnishing store. It makes your heart tremble and fills your soul with cheer when you take a peep in their tore so near, to view their suits, sweaters and caps, and every little thing that is made for a chap. And their prices 0 Boy, are so low I Bring Mama and Papa, they can't say "NO."

3rd PRIZE "Hi, Jim." "Gee whizz. Hank ! Where did you get the new suit?" "The Model a classy lookin' suit, eh; and it will wear like iron." "It ought to," said Jim, examining the suit. "Ma said since The Model enlarged their store it's the best place in Lake County to buy clothes, and Pa says they can't be beat for men's furnishings." "Say, I am going to have Ma take me there for my new suit." "You'll get the latest style if you do." "You bet I will." "So long, Jim, see you tomorrow with a new suit from The Model."

THE MODEL ROTHSCHILD & HIRSCH Outfitters for Men and Boys HAMMOND, INDIANA

and Mrs. Carl Vonasch . The gentlemen's prizes were won by Mr. George Deiti, Mr. Carl Vonasch and Mr. Floyd Peterson. The hostess served light refreshments .

Dr. W. F. Sharrer and daughter Miss Ella Sharrer of Delphi, Ind., ar the house guests of Dr. and Mrs. H.

E. Sharrer o few days.

Waltham street for a

Miss Katherine Oberlin of Hyslop place left yesterday for Rockford College, Hoekford. 111., where she will be a senior In Letters and Science. Mrs. Gi)6ta Eeekman has returned home after spending several , weekw!(h her sister, Mrs. Pauline Paul, of Kouts. Ind. Tlusst'll GHsnn. son of Dr. and Mrs. E. A. Gilson of Kenwood, has left for thi? University of Wisconsin, where he will take up a new course in which he will be a freshman. Miss Vera Miller returned Friday morning from New York, where sh-' had been the house gueyt of relatives In Hlnghampton and various places 'n the Catskills for six weeks. She ha1 a delightful trip.

Mrs. Donald Gatt of Kenwood was removed to Sit. liarew .--et's hospital today where sle will undergo an operation for ftendk-it!K. Mrs. Gavit has

Have your corns, bunions. In-growing nails, perspiring feet or any foottrcuble: for immediate relief phone N'urse Henderson. Hammond 15?8. for appointment. American Chiropody Parlors. People's -State Bank IUdg., S27 Hohman Street. 9-15-3

,All the members of St. Paul's Episcopal church are urged to be at the parish meeting held at ilie church tonight at 7:30 o'clock.

Saturday evening when the automobile in which she was riding with her hus'band wa overturned at the corner of Sohl and Sibley streets. Mr. Gross was driving south on Soli! while C. F. Flegal. 3924 Grapevine ptreet. Indiana Harbor, was driving his car west on Sibley street. They collided at the corner and the Gross machine toppled over, pinning Mrs. Gross beneath It. She suffered only minor injuries and was abie to proceed to her home.

LEGAL

NOTICES

Miss Mildred Sheerer, daughter of Attorney George P, . Sheerer of War

ren Ktreet. left yesterday for Madison.

Wis., where she will be an art student in the university.

Why have linos and wrinkles when Madam Valentines inrtant beautv packs will convince you. Given In your hom". Phone Hammond 1162-J. 0-17-;;

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"Who tsfrf KeUorg'a Corm F.T., Oh. gouij. Jtre, bet we're coins to harm KELLOCC'S for our sapper, 'sen we won't tntrnV

AUTO IS OVER-TURNED

Mrs. Sarah Gross. 3S Truman avenue Hsnimond, fortunately escaped Injuries

NOTICE TO NON-RESIDENT STATE OF INDIANA. LAKH COCNTT, IN THE LAKE SUPERIOR Col RT. SEPTEMPER TERM, 19J1Lticile Parker v. Green Parker. Cauee No. ;f832. Action to Divorce. Now comes the plaintiff by Sheerer & White, attorneys and flies her complaint herein, together with an affidavit of a competent person, showing that the defendant thereto, to-wit: Green Parker. 1 not a resident of the State of Indiana. Said defendant is therefore hereby notified of the pendency of said action and that the same will stand for trial at the next term of s.iid Court, and th-t unless he appears and answers or demurs therein, at the calling of said cause, on the 15th day of November, A. D., 1 P 2 1 . the same being the 2nd day of the next term of said Court to be begun and held In Room number C. In the Court House at Hammond, in said County and State, on the 2nd Monday of November. A. D. 1321. said action will be heard and determined In his absence. IN WITNESS WHEREOF. I hereuntd set my hand and atVix the seal of said Court, at Hammond. Indiana, this tTtii

day of September, A. D. 1921. HERBERT L. WHEATON-. Sea!) Clerk U 8. C.( By : WILETTA CAMPBELL, Deputy Clerk. :19:3:10:J

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FOR SALE By owner, of a sacrlflca. 8 room house, garage, concrete driveway, 5') ft. lot. coal all In; Immediate possession. 4735 Melville, ave., phone East Chicago 498-W. 9:19:3

FOR RENT New house, lot. water. heat, electric lights and gas. $50 per month. 279 Torrence ave.. Ham. ?:19:4

In Memoriam

In sad and loving memory or our dear beloved son and brother, Everstt Blankenburg. who died one year ago today, September 19. 1920: Days of sorrow still come o'er us, Tears of saddneps often flow. When we think of when you left lis. Just one year ago. We saw you snffer. We hfard your cries. With broken hearts and weeping ayes We were by your bed side when you died. More and more ech day we miaa you Sad and sudden was the call. Tour memory in as sweet today. As the hour you passed away. Silently mourned by rarents, ilster and brother, Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Elankenburg, Evelvn and Basil. 8:11)

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Kellogg's will snap-up kiddie appetites something wonderful! And, our word for it let the littlest have their fill just like Daddy must have his! You'll never know how delicious corn flakes can be until you eat KELLOGG'St

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Stop! Look! Listen! For Our Big

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Sale Beginning Wednesday, September 21st

Absolutely the biggest and best Sale Event offered to

the buying public in many months. Watch for Tuesday's Paper Giving Fall Details of This Sale

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Aluminum Fry Pan, 7 in. size, selling regularly A atJl.lO. Offer good beginning Sept. 16 to 27