Hammond Times, Volume 15, Number 119, Hammond, Lake County, 8 November 1921 — Page 9

THE TLUFS

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V Si 1 1 L3 and its PEOPLE

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N'oMci! is hereby Riven of the annual j " mettin-r of Whiting chapter of the ; ' Atnerican Red i"i-u.i. The m-.-tintr j ,! w.51 i;.' h' hi Thur.-dHy evening- at 7.3" ! o'clock. November K'tli, in the south ! 1 ri-.m .f the uhltr library. It is re-: '

quested that us many members attend this meet inn- as possible. Mr. Iiavi.i J. Spencer ami daughter Mrs. luey H,iop r and granddaughters Viol and K.-el n S;er.eer spent Sunday x i.ltlfii- at the homo ei Mr. and M. t. if. 8. luvidsou of I-api-rte avenue. Mrs. Rie.ii.nd Kieiber cnt.rta-.ned her mother Mrs. luis Rur.dell a:.d sister from li ters Paik. lit.. on Saturday. The M. K. Indies Aid Society wili hold an pxohsnac on Thursday evening. November 10th in th- parlors of the M. K. Church There will be a sale of useful ani fancy articles, suitable for Xnias s'.fts. There will also be a

baked goods sale in conm-i iion. ,n

Interesting nro-n am and refrtnnu nts

will be served. oTirr. Election Hrturna will be hud at the Kail Festival Riven by the American Lesion at llenar's flarnse. Women' Auxiliary of American. lettln vlll aerva hot soup, hamliuriif r aandnicbex doafhniilt and eoft'ee. 11-S-l The degree staff of the Daughters of Rebekah will Imeet far practice in the I. O. O. V. hall tomorrow afternoein at 2:30 o'clock. The meeting of the prder will be held In the evening at which there will ibe initiation of candidates. A ion was born to Mr. and Mrs. John Canner, nee Irene Klose. at the Michael Reese hospital in Chicago yesterday morn mgr. Mother and son are jetting; along nicely. Frank Donegan of Central avenue is improving- at St. Margaret's hospital where he Is recovering; from an auto accident and an operation for appendicitis. Mr. and Mrs. William Wilson nee Esther Dewey entertained swveral couples at their home in Sheridan avenue in honor of their scond wddintj anniversary. The evening was spent in playingT00" following- which a luncheon was aerved. The Congregational Church will be open ell day Friday, November 11th. Armistice Iay. and it is hoped that all members and friends will avail them-

eei've of the opportunity to pay

,ipp. ar Nov- r - . : t u-li.. ii.lt- ic r i.1 - .e.e in Ciev. iaml u r.

Mr. and Mr-. : hi and d -i 'iii l.t . . Sor .'ay l-e-re visit in n's of Laporte

fr; nds. Mrs A. n. OsU r'uuvir entertained n

j f. w 1'rietidJ n curds in honor of her I .'.u-'band' ' I ;t i!i lay am.iversury. Five

i mired ur.t a t ! mnce by Mr. .-

. i : , i ki mi r i rie ! ;:tih'', s ot t ; everi--ift.-r which li:; lie.,,: ,v;1;-, .s-r.ed '!i. ,i i- rie:w I.i -io-i i-'. i'ivn' in h. ar cnui' on Indiana R:jI Ivurrt. ; jr 11 1Mb sr. rt. is raot in.u a br? roevd .-f pe ople- e:i. !i n.rht. The fesivni wlil la;a for the ret of the week-

tai: n'-ii.nt. Tile t;o..!eri star Ht bekab lyd,rj will meet li, i .;., i ,t : s-sieni on - dnes-'-iy e i ciiii'j,- at wiii 'k ticie there w ill

i Le iivii in ,; .f ra.tididatt-: and servina-

r i f l i-. -i 1 1 ot.- hy Mid. E'ta tlrown ! -i :ei e.i. u-i . ; ;e... Mis. I,, .iehn.-nii ,,f A.e'.iison avenue is eeii.iio ,! to :n r r.nin- y illness. Mis. .lu l is Kir- t-k :tr.d . n D-Mnard j M r;s . Ii" Witter an.i .laughter Kvelyn jitti tided tite I'h; IliCimn Jheatre in ' i In 'iir.ie'i.l t'lll'iy even ii.t.', j John Imii tick f Hi s, r.viuio spent Mie e-i.-t w.-ck end al 1 - diiinapolii Is- : itini; ins hrot U-r ami fe.ia.lv and al , attended to sume bUi'iness. i The eiKree ,taff of the (Joldcn Star

TViekiihs ar'- uiKed to be )r sent for.

! (.:!!. lice ill tee,! hail on W dlies.i xy j ftei n.e.a. .V. . . ft It. !-. and Mrs ii'vin Hanson of South ; "..m-.-is. visit, it re tat I veit in Uobertsda e on .-sdeday . j Tin- iittlo daoilifr of Mr. and Mrs. IJoi'n Hein of I.t"crIn avenue is report-

SWEDISH ENVOY'S DAUGHTER VISITS UNITED STATES

Whiting Adve rtis cm en ts Are Winners

led to be rfci i i iij alone nhe'y from a use of di pn i h ei ia.

I Mr. and Mrs. Sam Ahrens of i'-'.uej

' fy.and, I'd.. -. i-it- d relatives in I .'rlends i in Robertsoale over Saturday and Suni day. j Mis. Myrtle Hubbard of l,irooln ave.. ; trid Mrs. V. . Ifia -k of moth street ati t-nSfd a fast N. (J banquet at Chienkco Heiuhts "ii Friday evening- and

W ANTKl One waitress; experience not neee.ssary. M.ij-.-stic restaurant, :.5; lli'th srtet, Whitinjf. ll-S-3t

Winter applea and Pears for aale by the bushel; Call Whiting ;iJ-R. -J3-tf 119th atreet. phone Whiting 495. lfl-l-S OTICE Flection Rrtnrm v 1 1 1 he had at the Fall Featlvnl slim by the American IfKlix at rifar' (.irnur. Women'o Auilllary ot American l.ritium will erve hot aoup, hamburger utidirlrhra douKhnnta and coffee. 11-8-1 FOR SALK 6 room modern Bungalow Inquire 135 Cleveland avenue, Whiting. 11-8-6

FOR SALE Lindeman & Son Piano. first class condition. Morris chair, bed. springs, matress; 1350 Amy ave., Whltlna;. Call after 6:00 p. m. 11-8-3 LATEST SENSATIONS "Wabash Blues" and "Tuck Me to Sleep." at Sam Aronberg's, 502 ltJth street, Whiting. 11-S-tf

The improper start in life In neglecting to establish the habit of thrift, has led to more -disasters in life than any one single cause. Start an account now with The Whiting- Bavincs and Iian Asoclation. Current dividend rate 6 per cent. 11-8-1 STAR THEITRB TONIGHT enle Hart in "The Black Sheen., m

trib- lected wimmIt and Mot and Jeff Car.

w re en : ert ai to-'i at the home of Mr. and Mrs. V. Co!,-, relatives of the former. Hnth MNs Hubbard and Mrs. Black returio d home on Saturday. Mr. nnd '!.-. Arthur Guiding of Myrtle avenue attended a dance given by the l-iif Mutes Athletic Association last Satutdiy evening. Mrs. Claude Campbell of Hammond, and Mrs. Roy Witter of Lake avenue, wore visitors in Chicago the latter pari of the week. Robertsdale friends of Mr. and Mrs. Llmer Atchison of Hammond. Were sorry to hear of their misfortune in the loss of their little son who was born on Sunday and passed away soon after birth.

MERRILLVILLE

Ute. A vesper service between 4 and 5 p. m. Soldiers and sai'.ors of the lata war are especially urg-ed to attend this vesper .rviee. Martin Hyland, arrested by officer Maklm on the charge -of being drunk plead guilty and was lined $1.00 and csts. Joe Brosky arrested by officer Hall for passing a street car discharge inn passenarers paid a $2i cah bond for his release to appear November 15th for trial. A. A. Hughes "was taken Info cas-te.-.ty by officer Hall on the charge of pasi-'ing- a street car discharging pas-

loon.

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j ROBERTSDALE j ' STAR THFATBE TONIGHT N'rnle Hart in "The Illnrk Sheep," selected comcdjr and Matt and JeaT Cattoons. 11-S-l

The Fourth Ward Civic Club will meet this coming Friday evening, Nov. 11th at the Franklin Auditorium at 8 o'clock, every property owner Is es

se: s whiie driving his machine. He reeially urged to be present, as their - releasc-d on a $25.10 cash bond. tovill be articles of great importance to

All those that were present at the M. E. Crurch last Sunday, heard a (food sermon on Armistice Day subject. "What has the church to Kay relative to Armistice Day?" also "What has America to say?" the church was decorated with the National colors. Lillian Kuehl played an instrumental solo, and National hymns were selected. Armistice Day will be observed at Merrill hall Friday evening. Rev. McCutchen In charge of the program, a cafeteria lunch will be served. The program will start at eight o'clock sharp. Several from this place attended Mr. Wm. Frott's funeral last Thursday. Doctor and Mrs. H. L. Iddings was In Seiherer ville and Hammond last Friday. Mr. Herbert Holmes' daughter had the misfortune to break her arm as she was cranking a machine last i'riday, near Iioss. Word was received here last Saturday that Mrs. W. S. Burse of Gary, was very sick. Don't fail to hear the program on the evening of Armistice Pay at Merrill Hall on Nov. 11th at 8 p. m. Mrs. Wm. O. Woods is on the sick list.

j Mr. M. II. Pierce, Mr. and Mrs. Myilel Pierce, H. Rarton and Miss Augie (Hazier all made a trip to the county seat last Saturday afternoon. Fred Idd'ncs arrived from Montana

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were at tin- i'mln wdml home last Sunday. Wc understand tint Lawrence Koynislie. late war veteran has been removed trom the Merey hostiit.il, tlary, to the Ited ('reins in South Bend. Mr :in.l Mrs. J. F. Stolf. and Clara ierhii-ii were Chieiiyo shoppers last Mo'tdity. Mr. fj'io.ier remains about the same vi-ry weak.

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jan.i JtiHeph Willvins of Chieaio visited

Sunday here with N. J. Ludwig, Jr., and family. Mr. and Mrs John Spitz of Griffith visited Sunday here with relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Aronian and children, "f Chicago visited with Bernard Boecker and family on Saturday and Sunday. Mr. j-nd Mrs. B.-rnard Scher were

South Chicago visitors on Sundav.

John Kramer of Whliirg visited his moth..r h. : e on Sunday.

IF MOThEf.S OKU' KNEW tonntr These Krw -f ehiionsa rrrorl'n fiR n: heuehe tV-r!rt". irtoniira rTeh:e nid irrern.rr howl If mofber only r-te whs: Volfcer fimy't I o-xlcn woo a ij,. for then rbSltlren n nesv)? wioiI e-ter he wtih'nt fl-im. 1 fowrtir y n plmimm to k n-l etlre ia tT aetioB 'hi mo'lirr ho Mrea aa ha si-sya U"'. !.. .- mr.thra shoot thm- So 1-1 by arnfrfritt

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liarry Hill has moved hlu family and liou.-ie' old goods to Cook to be nearer to bin work. Mr. and Mrs. Adam Droheltn of Hammond spent Sunday here with relaItvcs. Mr. and Airs. Ed. Rascher of Hammond were the gv, ?sts of their grandparents Mr. and Mrs. Jac. Scherer last Sunday. Miss Margaret Austgen of Chicago, spent Sunday here with ln-r parents. Adolph ard Mi.s Laura Scherer were on business at Crown Point on Monday. Mrs. Margaret Ludwig and son John

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I OLD PIANOS I

AND FURNITURE

Bllle. IngeRard Wallenberg-. Iliie. Inpejjard Wallcnbersr. danphter of the Swedish minister to the U. S., has come to Washington for a viti

Sunday morning. Dr. John Iddings and family from Lowell, Maurice Iddings and family from Hammond. Mr and Mrs. Harry Iddings from South Gary, all spent Sunday with their par ents. Mr. Rlnhard. oti- new agent, on th' C. ft O. R R., came last week relieving Mr. House. Merrillvllle and vicinity are fortunate, our coal denier, M. Neudorf, has received his second carload of coal. Mr. John Joy and family from Hobart and Mrs. Mavorit Castle and their daughter and husband from Miller.

BREAKFAST IN A HURRY Instant Quaker Oats is the latest food creation. Just like old-style Quaker Oat in quality and flavor, but they cook in one-sixth the time. They are perfectly cooked in from 3 to S minutes. The oats are cut before flaking. They are partly cooked and rolled thin. Those small, thir. flakes cook almost instantly. The finest oat food in existence is now the quickest cooked. It is ready Ions; before the coifee. Oat lovers are rrbckinj; to Instant Quaker to solve the quick breakfast problem. Your irrocer now has it ask him for a package. Instant Quaker Oats

REFINISHED

You can't tell from new when our refinisher gets through with it. Let us give you an estimate today. You'll he surprised how little it cost to make your piano or furniture look like new again.

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