Hammond Times, Volume 15, Number 141, Hammond, Lake County, 5 December 1921 — Page 7

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Miss Olivia P. Stone. Temporary insanity brought on hy the wrones she allog-es she suffered from the man she killed will be the defense .of Miss Olivia P. Stone. Cincinnati, O., nurse who is about to be tried in Brooklyn, N. Y., for the murder of Ellis G. Kinkead, prominent Brooklyn lawyer. Miss. Stone says she was Xinkead's com-j won law wife.

Crown Point

" Mira Oarina Carringtn of Ft. Wayne S!at Juvenile and Probation office-, was. In Crown Point the latter part of tha week. Miss Carringrton was much ;. eased with the wonderful work being rinn akin; Juvenile linea Id Lake Co., an4 also amazed at the stupendous nrewxint cf.work in tha Juvenile court anf aaid It was only a matter of tima when a separate court would e an abKjiute necessity in Iak county, to . aJt cIo of the work. A petition for a new trial fa tha ease 1 Cully JPlar.nlsan, once proprietor of tho notorious "Chicken Farm" at Gar-, wu denied by Judge Smith on Friday. A ii appeal bond wad tiled and tha cast now t taken to tha Appellate eonrt aoeording Hnry ifcCraoken, Attrnjy fw Flannigan. na news of the marriage of Mis Katharine Strong, a niece of Dr. Stephens cf this city whose home is la Star City t Vern McFaddan, a bonduotor on tha Gary and Southern, whe makes hia tiom with the Charles Taylors, leaked out this week, the couple having been married in Valparaiso tha daw after TThanksgiTlnff. Mrs. McPadden Is new engaged In toachlnff oohool, expecting to finish the sohool year. Misses Blanche Brj and Blala dr-els-;tn gpen Saturday fit ' Chfoaf on lvuslnasa. Mr. and Mrs. Wiru Whitaker a pent the week-end with relatives In Ham rrond. Miss Mary Lorrig, the publlo health r .rso who has bean emptor! by tha crown Point Chapter of tha Rud Cross rr!vi in Crown Point n Saturday, from Rhinelander, Wis. ?he will make her home with Mr. Jena I "War Wheeler. The members of the Pleasure Club in Crown Point were entertained by Jin. Victoria Hemes In Gary on Friday afternoon, who still retairfa her membership in the olub. The meeting waa a very enjoyable one and the club ir.ern'eera will look forward t a ratrn (Meeting at her home.

raw jiajtniJiGB urn.nEi Earl X. Carter, 'Gary, Dorothy I Hall, Gary; Walter Fischer, Crown Feint, Helen Meloher, Talmsr, Ind.; Hike fiaaenski, ilf inneapolia, Minn, to Josephine Ciernakowska, Oary; Kick Fra-aoic, Oary, Mary Paris, Gary; Frank "Ray Smith. Hammond, Edna Marie Monon, Hammond i Warren .Oilman randrs, Legionied, Ind Jtath Helen Parry, Crown Point, Ind.; Helm'Jth W. K'aseh, Jr., Hobart, Irma M. Baessler ohart; Robert C. Gift's. Gary, Eugene J. James, Gary, Harry S. Brown, Jr., "F.ast Chicaare; Robert Poole, Baltimore, Md., Marpnret 1 Moliie, Hammond.

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