Hammond Times, Volume 15, Number 83, Hammond, Lake County, 27 September 1921 — Page 10

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HANK and PETE NOVJ'STK'E Timt tat by RAY HOPPMAN

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iJ'jn't lorget the strawberry festival to be g-iven at the Christian Church on Friday. September 30th at 7:30 p. m.

Everyone welcome.

A rareweu party was given at the

home of Mr. and Mrs. E. Kunow in hrn-

cr 01 v-iarence and Trteo. Knapp, who

.vpect to leave shortly for Florida.. Mr. and Mrs. Melzer and Sir. and M

..loriarlty of Hammond were Ilessvii;,;

guests last Sunday.

Mrs. Fred .Stellins of Hammond v ,

me guest ol ilrs. V. R. Patterson 1. M onday.

-Mrs. ij. Proeschold Is vtsitingr her

daughter Mrs. C Camp and family at West Hesrv-ille. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Volk and returned to their home here Sunday, after having visited with relatives at W'anatah. Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Mason and baby, have returned from aseveral weeks -vis it with relatives of Mr. Masn. A pleasant surprise party was given Mrs. Wm. Kan.fleld at her home last Saturday evening- in honor of hr birthday. The evening waj spent in play:ng games, music and flrgm?. A dl.i'ious luncheon was prved by the 3ad-

' ' of the party and an enjoyable time

reported by those present amng whom n,M the following: Mr. and Mrs. c.

M. Shay. Mr. and Mr. Ward Smith

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Mr. and Mrs. J. Kansfield. Mr. and Mrs. P. Krande nburg. Mr. M. Shay and

daughters Misses Lora and 'Blanche.

The Do.-cas Aid Society will meet at thet churoh Thursday afternoon at tw

o'clock. Members are requested to be

present.

a oirtnaay party was given at the

home of Mr. and Mrs. Taul Ellsworth

Saturday evening in honor of their daughter 'Edyth. Games and muaic

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ent vere Alverta Smith, Ileen Sanders, Mildred and Bernloe Luohene, Dorothy Brandt, Irene Johnson, Florabel Jamieson, Kdyth Ellsworth, Kalph and Theodore Messenger, Elon Smith. Georgre Moore. Arthur Lohse, Douglas Patterson. Mr. Meyers, .Mr. Strou-d. Kenneth Sanders. Mr. and Mrs. Ward Kessler. A most enjoyaible time wu reported by all present. Mr. and Mrs. F. Rohda attended the automobile races at Crown Point last Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. F. Wells and Ibaby of Hammond, are the guests of Mrs. Wells parents Mr. and Mrs. H. Hopp. Several of the school children attended the county fair and report a splendid exhibition.

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Mr. and Mrs. Harry Woods and their children were visitors at Gary Garden with Mrs. Woods mother, Mr. and Mrs. F:tzs'mmona last Sunday.

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Mr. Henry Kuehl and family took

Sunday dinner with the Franks at Hobart, Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Skinner of Albion. X. T., returned to their home after a -week's visit with the Dr. and Mrs. H. L. Iddings The subject last Sunday was "The Man of all Ages," given by the. pastor.

also a short talk on the coming of the M E. Conference at South end next

week,

Next Sunday will be rally day In the Sunday School, a program will he giv

en and everybody Is Invited.

Mr. and Mrs. Emma Pratt spent last

Sunday with Mrs. Pratt's mother and

other relatives.

Mrs. Cora MerriU from Hammond.

spent last Thursday with her niece,

Mrsi Emma Pratt.

Mr. and Mr. A- O. Merrill and Mr.

and Mrs. Ralph Pierce and children.

were callers at the Mylel Pierce home

last Sunday.

Walter Bros., are parting In an ex

pensive approach to the garage from Lincoln Highway. Mat Is'eudorf Is

doing the cement work.

Atty. O. J. Bruce of Grown Point

was on our streets last week,

Mr. and Mrs. Henry Saxton, of Tol

leston visited relatives here last week

and attended the fair.

The M. B. Ladies will hold th!r last

tea for the season next Wednesday afternoon at Merrill hall. A good big

crowd Is anticipated.

Mr. end Mrs. W. S. Birrge from Gary

were callers In towji last Friday ml-

temoon

Mr. Schmltz,' father from Bruns

wick. Georgia, Is vLslting them.

Mr. and Mr J. Fox from Hammond

visited here Sunday -with relatives.

Born, to Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Ditlow,

a daughter, on the. 26th

A number from here attended the

races at Crown Point last Sunday.

LOWELL

Jamas Chltwood and John Taylor, went to Indianapolis yesterday morn

ing to attend the National Encamp

ment or the G. A. r.

wora was received here yesterday

or the birth of a son to Mr. and Mrs. C. J. HIH In Chicago. The last game of hall of the season

will be played in Lowell next Sunday

aiternoon. The game Is 'between the Lowell Legion team and the Peotone. 111. team. Lowell defeated the Peotone team on their home ground a ahort time ago and the visitors are coming to Lowell for revenge. The corn in this section Is ready for the frost and there promise to .be a bumper crop this year.

ATTERBITRY

DECLARES FOR WAGE CUT t INTER NATIONAL NEWS SERVICEl INDIANAPOLIS. IND.. Sept. 27

Their ranks decinated. Blue-Clad Civil

War Veterans from every corner of

the United States and from Alaska

came to Indianapolis today for the fif

ty-fifth. National Encampment of the

Grand Army of the Republic. These

survivors of many & Slvouoc on South

ern battlefields, learned that about nine

tho-asand members of the G. A. R.,

have died since tne encampment here last year.

About 10.000 members of the G. A.

R. and affiliated organizations, arc

here.

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Mrs. Mary Sch-alts was vtstlng her

sisters in Chicago Heights.

3Ira. Henry Vierk. Mra. Fred Hecht.

Mrs. Henry Labahn. Mra. Halller. Mra. ,

F. E. Schuits. Mrs. C L. Schults. were

quilting t the home of Mrs. Herman

Kahn Friday.

Alvina iRahn 1 helping out In a bak

ery shop in Chicago Heights.

Mrs. John Molnaar entertained some

friends from Hamond and Michigan on i

last Friday. Mary Hlldebrandt. Ed. Schuits. Hul-

da Toting, Stella Young, Herman Schmidt and Miss Sohroeder epent last

Thursday at the Crown Point fair.

Mr. Peter Molnaar apent Friday at

the Crown Point fair.

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