Hammond Times, Volume 10, Number 45, Hammond, Lake County, 26 November 1921 — Page 8

THE TIMES.

WHITING NEWS : i

WHITING tine ifr PEOPLE

v.KTHODIST EPISCOPAIi CHFHCH l f . P. Ivoy, pastor. The program of thla church for tomorrow Includes the session of tho ;v!iool at 8:30; the public worship at 10.43. with afrmon by the pastor on

hour for younjr people at 6:30 to i..- lod by Mr. Floyd Irvln; and at 7:30

Northwestern university on "Cnder-

. C Whiting are cordially Invited. The :; n's choir and special music for this 6 r vice. CO.GnEGATIOAIi CHURCH Kev. Chaa. K. Trueblood. pastor. Sunday school at 10:00 a. m. Morning: service at 11:00, theme "'The T ;?t of a Christian." Special music. A business meeting will Immediately t Mow the morning service. There will 1 nu evening: service, the church hav- '::," accepted an Invitation to attend v i: e M. E. services Sunday evening. ' Understanding Japan." is the subject of Vr. Soper's lecture tomorrow ight at the Methodist Church. The a-ldress will deal with the world probl :n of the Far East and the probable result of the "Washington conference in solving the problem. No admission W charged and everyone Is invited to h.'ir the talk.

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CIHC PHOM (OKI WILD OAT" STAR THEATRE Whiting Monday Matinee and Evening Ladies Only Tuesday Matinee and Evening Men Only No Child Under 16 Yean Admitted

Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Scott have moved to Ohio avenue to the home oc- i

uupied by the A. llellwlpr's which : they purchased of Mr. and Mrs. Hobert j llelnne some time ago. j Mr. and Mrs. Frank Allison and son WUlard motored to Union Mills, Ind., t for Thanksgiving.

Mrs. X. Miller of Sheridan avenue, entertained several friends at a bunco party at her home in Shorldan avenue In honor of her house guests who are as follows: Mrs. Conrad Schelterle and son Edward, and Mrs. Fred Kltnk and daughter Evelyn of Clean, New

Tork and Mr. and Mrs. K. Miller and ; daughter Florence of Oreencastle, I 'a. Mr. and Mrs. Felix Nizlolktowicz. of Cleveland avenue had as their guests for Thanksgiving, Mr. and Mrs. John Zawada and family of Chicago and Mrs. John Kaminskl of Valparaiso. Miss Edith Kelly of Chicago was a guest of Mrs. Fannie Stover and family of Sheridan avenue for Tuanksglv-

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rr. and Mrs. Koscoe Reeve of Central avenue entertained the former's brother Dr. Bryce Keeve of Chicago over Thanksgiving. Mrs. Norman H. Ranstead was hostess to the members of the music and art section of the Fortnightly Club at their last meeting. The collect was read by Mrs. Samuel Campbell, the remainder of the program being rendered as follows: Etruscan and Roman Art, Mrs .F. M. Long; The Development of the Opera. Mrs. J. C. Hall; Piano solo. Rlgolotta (Verdl-Lisit) Mrs. R. T. Myrick; "The Noble Knights"

H111" Jiugenuisj ( AieyerDerr) ; '( Thou ; Sublime Sweet Evening Star" (Tamm Lauser) Wagner. Mrs. K. R. Doll; Tannhauser Duet,' Mrs. 1. Gordon and Mrs. Norman Ranstead: Selections from

Lohengrin (Wagner) Misa Rose Gordon Club Song. Miss Anna Miller who teaches at the White Institute in Wabash, Ind.. is spending her vacation with her parents in Indiana Blvd. The Stieglltz Park residents gave a masque party in O'Keefe's hall in Stleglitz Park on Thanksgiving night. Misses Norene Klose and Marlon Btesen who attend the Academy of Our Lary of Sorrows at Longwood, 111., are home for their Thanksgiving tion. Thos. W. Eaton of Sheridan avenue, severely injured in an auto accident several weeks ago, has had his casts removed and Is now able to get out for short walks. Louis Moore, Jr., of Ohio avenue, has recovered from a bad case of scarlet fever. The quarantine has been raised and the family allowed to return to

; their home. i Conrade Hansen a former Stieglitz Park resident who now resides ona farm In Michigan, paid his former vil

lage a short visit' The Daughters of Isabella will go to Chicago tomorrow to attend initiation of an order at 79th and Halstead et. Those going will leave Laporte avenue and 119th street on the one o'clock car. Misses Dorothy Maunder and Louise Vater of Northwestern university axe visiting- their parents here. The Whiting friends of Frank B. Miles wil be interested to learn of his marriage to Mies Anna Garxity of Englewood, which took place at St. Bridget's church, Chicago. The attendant were Miss Mary Garrity, sister of the bride and Mr. Earl Smith of Chicago. The bride wore a white Canton Crepe dress and carried white roses, while the bridesmaid wore blue Canton Crepe and carried red roses. Following the service a dinner was served at the home of the bride's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Miles are now residing in Chicago, 'wliere the groom is taking a gov

ernmental course in telegraphy; Messrs. Claire Henthorne, Jesse Olll ami IMward Nichols of Depauw unlvtrnity are visiting here. Mlsn Hrleu

Kmersoii f Purdue university is also j

the guest of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. N. A. Emerson. Mlrw Uertrude Kohnhorst has been entertaining her mother and ulster, .1Ir Elnia Kohnhorst of Lvulsvlllo,

ROBERTSDALE

Flne.t of All Epitaphs. When I lie flown for the last time, with ttxj face tip toward the stars, t want no Oner monument ahoye me than tmpl Ub with this line on It : "lie llTed the white life." Exchange.

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Whiting Advertisem en ts Are Winners

Advanced Dtcoraber Records at Sam Aronberg's, 002 113th street. Whiting. 11-lS-tf Coke Hauling. $l.J5 per ton. Coal, Phone Whiting 136-W. Harder. 11-22-5 FOR RENT S room house. 718- 120th st. Whiting. 11-23-3 FOR RENT Furnished room, gentleman, steam heat, private family; 430 Cleveland avenue, 2nd flat, Whiting. 11-23-2

STAR THEATRE TONIGHT Oar Big Serial Day, Jnaalta Hansen In "THE YELLOW ARM," Episodes 10, 11 ad U and a screaming comedy. 11-25-1 STAR THEATRE "SOME WILD OATS," Monday and Tuesday Matinee. Both days. Ladies only on Monday and Men Only Tuesday. 11-25-3 FOR RENT 5 room fiat, sun parlor,

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We iwah to thank our good neighbors and kind friends for their help, sympa

thy and beautiful floral offerings duri lng the recent bereavement of our . mother and grand-mother.

Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Tharp and Children, Ruth and Milton Collins. 11-26-1 NOTICE Members of Whiting Post, No. 80, American Legion, meet at Hayden's undertaking parlors tonight at 7:30 for services of Comrade Silas Cherry. U-2G-1 FOR RENT Four room flat at 434 119th street. Whiting; Inquire 1275 Myrtle avenue, Robertsdale. 11-26-2 PRINCESS THEATRE TONIGHT Dorothy Dalton In "BEHIND THE MASKSi" Also Snob Pollard comedy and Topics of the Day. Coming Sunday Thomaa Metghaa In "White and Mar. rted. 11-26-1 STAR THEATRE SATURDAY AND SUNDAY Bta; Matinee Sunday. Ton Mix In "THE BIG TOWN ROUND-UP," added attraction, Clyde Cook in "The Toreador." Added Sunday. "The Miracles of the JungLe," Episode No. 11. 11-26-1 FOR RENT 5 room flat, steam heat, hot water year rousd. closed sleeping porch, Immediate possession; Smith, Bader, Davidson Co., East Chicago. 11-26-3

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HAMMOND INDIANA Aks tou to weisrli vell in vour mind these facts:

We hare Capital, Shrphis and Undi-rided Profits $400,000.00 to protect your deposits.

"We carry a million dollars of Liberty Bonds as a special reserve to protect your deposits. The management of this bank has been remained unchanged for more than twenty years, thereby assuring you of., experience and stability. The stock of this bank is owned by fifty-two local men, the officers owning enough to make them personally interested in the success of the management.

On this statement of facts, which is vital to every depositor, we solocit your business.

STAR THEATRE "SOME WILD OATS," Monday and Tuesday Matinee. Both days. Ladles only on Monday and Men Only Tuesday, 11-25-3 STAR THEATRE TONIGHT Our Big Serial Day, Jnaalta Hansen tn "THE YELLOW ARM." Eplsodea 10, 11 and 19 and a acreantlaa; comedy. ll-JS-1 STAR THEATRE. SATURDAY AND SUNDAY" Blaj Matinee Sunday. Tom Mix In "THE BIG TOW ROUND-UP." added attraction. Clyde Cook In "The Toreador." Added Sunday, "The Mlrarles of the Jungle," Episode No. H. 11-26-1 - PRINCESS THEATRE TONIGHT Dorothy Dalton tn "BEHIND THE

MASKSi" Also Snub Pollard comedy I

and Topics of the Day. Coming Sunday Thomaa Melghan In "White and Mar

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FIRST EVANGELICAL CHURCH OK ROBERTSDALE It. C. Powell, Tastor. Sunday School 9:45 a. m. Morning Messasre. "Our Financial

Debt to God and His Kingdom," 11 .go

m. Juniors meet at 2:00 p. m. Young People s Meeting at 7:00 p. m. Opening Message from the Hook of

Revelation. 7:30 n m

Wednesday Catechism 3:43 and 4:30 p. m. Personal Worker's Class at 7:30 Prayer Meeting at 8:00 p. m. FRIDAY Teacher Training at 7:00 p. m. A number of parents attended the entertainment which was given by room 2 on Wednesday afternoon at the Franklin school for Which the teacher Mra

Griffith as well as the dudIIs. deserv I

much- praise. After the entertain- I

ment, refreshments were served. Mr. and Mrs. H. Be vans, Mr. and Mrs. A. M. Martz, Mr. and Mrs. E. Lanmhr

Mr. and Mrs. A. Judson of Robertsdale

and Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Bader of the East Side, attended a dinner at the home of Mr. and Mrs. A. Ogren of East Side on Tuesday evening. A large crowd of Robertsdale people attended the Thanksgiving eve dance at the White City Wednesday evening. Arthur Golding and wife of Myrtle avenue attended a party In Chicago on Thanksgiving eve, given by the Silent Athletic Association. Miss Rose Lallyne of LaPorte. Ind., is spending the holiday at tho home of Mrs. Minnie Atchison and family of Lake avenue. Mr. Paul Horvat of Myrtle avenue, was a Chicago visitor the fore part of the week. The Ladies Westminster Club of the Presbyterian Church, will meet in an all day sewing session at the home of Mrs. Charles Ilelwig on Lincoln ave., Wednesday. John Marts who visited his son A. M. Marts and family of Myrtle avenue, returned to his home in Lancaster. Tenn. The Messrs. Art. fitross, Chaa. Egger3 Carl Buehler and Harry Stross went on a hunting trip Thanksgiving day. Miss Helen Emerson, student at Purdue university spent tho holiday with her parents Mr. and Mrs. N. A. Emerson of 130th street. Mrs. Gough of Amy avenue entertained a number of young folks Tuesday evening in honor of her daughter Helen's Bliteenth birthday anniversary. During the evening Bunco was played, followed by the serving of a dainty luncheon. Everyone present having enjoyed a most wonderful evening.

C. Knlper and family of Chicago Heights were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. P, Schoon on Thanksgiving. Miss Henrietta K'nnv whn i 'i m Kaon

visiting here for some time returned !

to her home In DeMotte, A quiet wedding took place at the home of D. Vander Wall on Thanksgiving Day, when their daughter Tine was united in marriage to Henry Klooster. The Rev. Van Badlen officiated. Only the near relatives were present. The young couple will live on Ridge Road, here, where a home all furnished, is awaiting them. We wish them Joy and much happiness. The Kaske family were the guests of Hon. J. Kopelka In Crown Point for Thanksgiving dinner. . J. Kooy is the proud owner of an Oldsmobile. Mr. and Mrs. Mills, Miss Plepho, Mrs. Kaske and daughter Erns, attended a box social given at the Schiller school Tuesday evening. ' Mr. K. Jabaay and family spent Thursday with their parents Mr. and Mrs. C. P. Schoon in DeMotte.

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OFFICERS A. M. TURNER, President W. C. BELMAN. Vice President J. E. FITZGERALD. Vice President W. H. RIPPE. Cashier DIRECTORS: W. C. BELMAN J. E. FITZGERALD PETER W. MEYN

FRANK S. BETZ JOHN F. BECKMAN

CARL KAUFMANN OTTO KN0ERZER

A. M. TURNER M. MORTON TOWLE

LEGAL NOTICES NOTICE OP THF) ADOPTTOV OF PRIMARY ASSESSMENT ROLL NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN: That on the 21st day of November, 1921, the Board of Public Works adopted a Primary Assessment Roll for the Improvement of Alley Six West. Section Six (6) from the center line of Seventeenth Avenua to the north line of the Pittsburgh, t. Wayne and Chicago R. R. within the City of Gary, Uke County, Indiana, under Teclaratory Resolution Number Three Thousand and Eight (300S) adopted on the 1st dav of August. 1921. by the Board of Public Works. The intersecting street Is Seventeenth Avenue. Tho parallel streets within Ono Hundred Fiftv (150) feet are; Jackson and Monroe Streets. Said Assessment Roll contains the names of the owners and description Of property to be assessed, with the amounts of the prima facie assessment against each lot or parcel of land sulject to assessment and is on file and can be seen at the office of the Board of Public Works In the City Hall, Gary, Lake County, Indiana. On the 12th day ot Iecemher, 1921. at nine o'clock a- ni., the Board of Public Works will meet in its office at the City Hall to hear and receive remonstrances against the amounts assessed against each of said lots and parcels of land and will hear and determine the question as to whether the same have been benefitted or will be specially benefitted by said improvement In the amounts net forth In eaid roll, and will then give a hearing to all persons interested, and thereafter sustain or modify in whole or in part the respective prima facie assessments on said roll. order ot the Board of Public Works. PERRY If. STEVENS, JOHN KESERIC, WM. STKES, Board nf Public Works Attest: IXTFtATHEA MILLER, Clerk. 11:23:25:25:29:30:12:1:3 NOTIE OF THE ADOPTION OF PRIMARY ASSESSMENT ROLL NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN.- That on the 21st da.y of November, 1921, the Board of Public Works adopted a Primary Assessment Roll for the improvement of Alley Sixteen Wast, Section One (1) from the south line of Alley Five South to the north line of Sixth A en ne within the Citv of Gary, Lake County. Indiana. under Declaratory Resolution Number Twenty-nine Hundred Eighty 12;0) adopted on the 6th dav of Julv. 1321, by tho Board of Public Works. ' The in tercet intr streets and alleys are: Alley Five South and Sixth Avenue. . The parrallel streets within One Hundred Fifty (150) feet are: Grant Street and Johnson Street. Said Assessment Roll contains the names of the owners and description of property to be assessed. with the amounts of the prima facie assessment against each lot or parcel of land subject to assessment and is on fll and can be seen at the office of the Board of Public Works in the City Hall, Gary, Lake County. Indiana. On the 12th day of December. 1921, at nine o'clock a. m.. the Board of Public Works will meet In its office at the Citv Hall to hear and receive remonstrances against the amotmta assessed atrainst each of said lots and parcels of land and will hear and determine the question as to whether the same have been benefitted or will be specially benefitted by said improvement in the amounts set forth in said roll, end will then r1ve a hearlne to all rersons Interested, and thereafter K'istMn or modifv in whole or In part t,-. rece"ttve prima facie assessments on said roll. . m . By order of the Board of Publlo Works. ,i, -a PERRY H. PTPTVENS, JOHN KFPFRIC, WM. STKES, , Board of Public Works Attest: DORATHEA MILLER, 01crt n Il:25:26:28:-3:00:12:1:2

Miss Margaret Keilman returned on Wednesday evening from a three months visit at Denver, Colorado. Mrs. Barbara Scher and Mr. and Mrs. Ben Scher and Mr. and Mrs. John Miller, Jr., attended the Silver wedding of Mr. and Mrs. Peter Bohling at South Chicago on Thanksgiving Day. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Deaa and family of Chicago are visiting here with Mr. and Mrs. Adolph Scherer. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Schmal celebrated their Silver wedding on Thanksglvln. Dinner was served, to thirty relatives and in the evening a charivari was given them by members of Sewing Circle, No. 1, of which Mrs. Schmal is a member. The ladies were Invited in and a most enjoyable time was had by all with music and playing cards. At a late hour everybody departed for their homo after an enjoyable evening spent. , Mrs. Elizabeth Keilman of Chicago, is visiting here with her mother. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Stark of Gary, visited Thursday here with relatives.

Necessary. "Tom, I told you to keep that dachshnnd out of the dining r6om." "Part of him has to project into the dining room, my dear when I feed him in the kitchenette." Louisville Courier-Jonrnal.

Dr. C. L. Frltts of Demotte, Ind., transacted business here on Wednesday. Geo. IL Haffa spent Thanksgiving with his parents at Crawfordsvllle. Indiana. Carl Keilman of East Chicago, spent Thursday with J. Dumbsky and family. Robert Barry of Jollet visited with Mrs. Mary Keilman and family on last Wednesday. Mlas Barbara Scheldt was a Chica

go shopper on Friday.

A card party will be given at the St.

Joseph's hall Sunday afternoon and evening, Nov. 27. Everybody la welcome.

Mrs. Hartong and son made a trip to Hammond on Wednesday. Mrs. E. J. Herman of Chicago Heights is visiting relatives for several days. Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Gray of Lafayette, spent Thanksgiving day with Mr. and Mrs. C. Depfuhl.

Foot-Rule for Matrimony. The trouble with most marriapes l that a man always makes the mistake of marrying the woman who carries him off his feet instead of trying t find one who will keep him on them. Los Ana-el es F.xpresa.

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