Hammond Times, Volume 10, Number 53, Hammond, Lake County, 21 January 1922 — Page 5
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LAKE COUNTY TAX LIST
Friday, January 20, 1922.
MERRILLVILLE
MECHANICES
LIEN
CASE CONTESTED
Today the third suit growing out of . mechanic's lien on an automobile was filwl In the superior court at Hami mond. The plaintiffs are Walter Bros., proprietors of a garage at Merrill ville. "VVlrtsor Olson is defendant. Walter Brothers held the car of Olson on a mechanic's lien. He started a replevin .uit. t hrouph Attorney H. K. liranger. Walter liruthtrs were represented by Ired Grim-mor of C. Point. They reached an agreement before the suit wis called for trial and Olson promised not to prosecute. On January 20. 1920. It is alleged Attorney GraTijirer went into court and took a default Judgment holding the car to be worth $330 ami granting Olson ?50 (iamaif es. The Walters filed a new suit asking t'mt Judgment' in the first case be s?t aside. This time Olson ns represented by Attorneys Roe & TVttersori of East Chlcasro. An agreement was reached between the attorneys that the me.tter should not be tried until a date
ayreeaible to all parties could be decldvd upon. Asrain Mr. Granger is said to have spoiled lliinps. This time, although not attorney for either party. hnd the jrj-it dismissed for want of pr oe-jt1 on. Today the Walters filed the third suit asking- the court to set aside the dofault and Jiidjrment and pr-ve them a chance to state their defense.
Honors were made by Mrs. F. C. C'rumpaokor and the guest prize was given to Mrs. V. S. licit er. A delirious and dainly luncheon was serv-j to thte membera of the club anU Mrs. Iteiter, Mrs. Charles Dyer, Mrs. j. vt. Ihach. Jr.. .Mr'. II. A. In.prell, Mrs. Albert Ia:npreU. Mrs. V. 1. MuurhiNid, Mrs. Frank 11. Iletz, Mrs. Glenn T'eters. Mrs. F. O. Paige a::d Mrs. Julius IT. Mej'ri. Mrs. Anna Moran r.r.d ljr. I.. J. Moran o.f Mason street ift this aft'-r-r.o.n for lxMvvilif, New York, where tliey have been called by the sudden death ou an aunt, Mrs. Mury Moran.
BUSHNELL'S ANIMATED CARTOONS IN EIGHT REELS
Mrs. Kdward Stark cf liuiiglas avenue is very ill after having undertvn. an openiiion yes if n! a. y in Sjt. Margaret's hospital. The attending physician is Vt. O. O. Me.lt on.
Mrs. II. F. Allison charmingly entertained the ladies of the Alpha rhi a-t a one o'clock luncheon yestjerday at her home on Klizabeth street. The dining table was very attractive with a crysta.1 basket of dainty pink carnations, pink nut dips and place cards, and a delicious course luncehon wjus Sfrwd twelve guests. The afternoon wis enjoyed with needle-work and music id a. guest of the ciub was Mrst. Pnra O'Toole. The next nfeeting wi'l ocur on February the tenth at the homo of Mrs. W. A; Hill of Highland street. Jtr. and Mrs. George Tj. Dickson and son Darra.ll. o.f Denver, Colo., will
'.eave Monday evening for their home, after having- sprnt some time here with Mrs. Frank Iickson. They will be at home at 42.17 Magoun avenue on Monday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Poweison of Cleveland, O., arnounces the marriage of their daughter. Helen Mar.srat , to Carl Clyde Washburn on January the .sixth. The I'owelsons formerly lived in Hammond and were very well known here. The bride,' who was graduated from the Hammond high school, was very popular and charming young lady and her many friends wish her abundant happiness and gurwj fortune.
Mrs. J. W. Smith and stna.1! daughter Rosemary of letroit strc--i arivisiting Mr. aful Mrs. W. C. l'e'.mar, in their winter honi.j in Alabama.
Mrs. A. J. Wf.rber, a.-ststed by Mrs. Charles Mott, Mrs. 1. T. Meyer and Miss Robert in a 1 fctl'Xi, will entertain the members of the evening hour department of the liMiramiJ Woniiiii'.s 1'iub at her home on Ki;z;iie:h street on Monday evening at eight o'clock. Miss Hose Scihmal. who will have
j charge of the vening's program will
talk on "Our I'oss'esstons," and Mrs. M. Rothschild will discuss her recent trip through Alaska.' Thi.? will 1,.. followed by Hawaiian selections tiit ictroia and -l;s-s ri lineal will talk further on various I'nited States pimsessioi;s. A large attendance is t x-pecte-J .
Mrs.- Eiva Johnson of -tC'l One Hundred Fiflietrt street wi'u entertain ;t cards for the Iiidy Maccabees on Tuesday afternoon at two o'clock in her home . Mrs. Charles I"yer will entertain the Embroidery Club on Monday afternoon at her home on Walt ham street.
"It costs n" mci to bay a Kelly." 1-11-1
Mrs. "W. H. CroMlIn delightfully entertained the ladles of the Wednesday Afternoon Bridge Club yesterday at h-r home - on South Hohman street. There were lovely s-pring bouquets of jonquils and pussy wlows In the ro.i-ms, and thftre were five tables of bridge.
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Wassey's Pleating Shop KBUIROIDKniKiO. STAKPlfi, HEMSTITCHING. BUTTON HOLE. BUTTON COVEHI.VG. BRAIDl.Vd, hcchi1cg, fancy stitching. 61 state: street, phone: haji. MONO 443.
Sangerbund Fidelia Onr first social evening dance and entertainment will take place Sunday, Jan. 22, at our hall, 300 West State Street. All our friends are cordially .avilto. Admission h6 cerit. 1-15-6
Piano, Voice. Violin. Public Spealt trf. Ukelele, Banjo, Mandolin, Guitar. Daiidnr. Dramatic Art. 10-1
It cwsta no mor
to bur a Kelly." 1-14-1
Victor Records reduced at Cables. All 85 cent records now 75r. All $1.35 records now $1 25. Cable I'iajio Co., lil Stat St.. Phone 33S0. 1-19-3
Drrssniakinj; Xotico Formerly of Xrw York and Detroit expert and guaranteed children's ami prown-up d rei-jsmak inj; . Reference?. Mrs. Ilumctt. 24 Webb, Hammond 2S9J. 1-21-1
The art department of the Mammon d Woman's Club will moi't .with Mrs. J. T. Clark in the parlors cf the Majestic Hotel on Monday afternoon. Koll ca.il will be with iiuotations from "Chicago Women Artists," and the subject for the afternoon's study will be "Famous Women Painters of America," discussed by Mrs. K. : . Munroe. Currint art topics reviewed by Mrs. W. A. Kinney, "It cos no raor to buy a Kelly." 1-14-1 The many friends o.f Ruth Webster
Cross will be gia1 to learn that her condition has sufficiently improved for her to lie removed to her home on Sibley street, after having undergone a serious operation two weeks ago in St. Margaret's hospital. Mrs. Coldie Kin and caughter Miss Bdith of Toledo, formerly of Hammond, are the house guests of friends and relatives in Hammond for two weeks. Mrs. Joseph TUbisky delightfully entertained the ladies of the Jolly llayers Club at her home on Dyer boulevard yesterday afternoon. Several games of five hundred were played and the honor made by Mrs. J. C. Xowlan and Mrs. Jasojjh Hain of Gary. Mrs. Walter Rakesfr.iw was given the consolation. A prettily appointed luncheon was served by the hostess. The next meeting will be hld in two weeks at the home of Mrs. Forest Smith of Gary. At no n a pot luck luncheon will be served and five hundred will be played . Mr. and Mrs. Julius Meyn will entertain their dinner club this evening at their home in Glertdale Park. Mrs. Kit on Hart of Van Biiren street will entertain the members of the South Side I'inochle Club at her hotne this evening. Mrs. V. S. Summers ard sister Miss Schreiber, Mrs. Amelia i-lziorek. Miss Marie Keinert and Miss Edith Hleibattended opera last evning at the Auditorium, when Call! Cun 1 appeared in "Ia Traviata." Miss Itosine lileile of Mercy Hospital joined tle party in Chicago. The Spanish War Veterans and the Francis Tershlng Auxiliary had a Joint meeting last evening in the Odd Fellows Hall. After a short business jwsslon. a delightful luncheon was served and every one enjoyed a good time. The nect meeting will be held Ci.'O v, 00: A tins or C.-.e 'iiE.:..iui'c ,rp..r!ment cf the Hammond Woman's Club will be held on January 2Uh at the home of Mrs. 1". S. Cooper of Masor, street. Mrs. J. J. Uuff will be the leader for the afl"rnnn' study 'of Victor Hugo's "Herman!" and Mrs. John F. Wilhe'.m will have charge 'of the music. Mr. I.. 1.. T?omberger will give some vocal selections.
New Branch of Engineering. Methods of rrjpilating (lie hmnMIty of the air in buildings, esjieciall y in factories whprp moisture- fdays nn imporfnnt pnrt in vnriotps Industrial processes, constitute a branch of 011ginperin known a "alr-conrllrionlng,"
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Address by Anthony Czarnecki FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Hohman and Highland Streets Sunday, Eve., January, 22nd at 7:30 All Are Cordially Invited to Attend
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verdict.. was reached, ilie p!a.int.ff damaires of
S;ie asked for J15.000. case came here from Lake n a change of vnue, and yi sa deputy sheriff from Crown brought over John Juhasz, dih us hand of -,he pialntiff. who is at Crown I'oint for failure to
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ciiic.o ritoni a:. ni'TTKn Uectipts. 6.274 tubs, (dreameries Kxtras. 31'ic; firsts, 22 'd 32c; packing stock. 15 TrlTc. Ki'lCS Receipts. 8.62 1 eases. Miscellaneous. 32''i:itc; ordinary firtts, b'j f?31c; firsts. 3 I c . UVK IWbTKV Turkeys. 35c; chickens. 23c; springs. 21c;' roosters.
; d ucks. 27c . . -Receipts, 30 rars; Wis$2. 00 -it 2.10; Minn, and $1 .9O;.2.05.
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EAST CHICAGO CASE ON TRIAL
VALi'ARATS. , Ind.. Jan. 21. -In the case of Smith Rates Davidson vs. Rose I'.el! Ca.rnes, from Kast (,'hicaAo. the defendant was granted 30 days in which to make a payment due to complete a real estate deal mad in 1918. The defendant bought a hou.se from tht. plaintiff, moved in, and has paid a totai of $1,100, s,i The papeirs state, leasing a balance due of $2600. She has lived in the house since 1318. Kelly . ijalvin represented the plaintiff and the defendant's interest w.-- looked after oy K. J. F'reund.
TROOP 1 TAKES FIRST PLACE
The bank is at Rohman and Fayette street s. ilt.t that license today. This special service, obviating necessity of writing to the sriretary of state, is prwided free. Why not take advantage of it?
ATTEMPT TO KISS IS WORTH $25,000, SAYS THIS NURSE
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(HICAOO I.IVK STOCK. HOflS Receipts. 1.000: market, active and mostly 10'S'loc higher. Hulk, $8. 006 S. 35; fp. JS.73; heavyweight. $8.008.15; medium weight, tS.lOli 8 i 40 . CATTLK Receipts. 500. fc'HBKP Receipts, 3,(00.
Troop j took first place in the Inter-Troop contest of Hammond Boy Scouts last evening at the First Baptist church. Five troops were entered and 150 scouts were present. Troop 3 came as visitors, due- to a mobilization call. Assistant Soutmuster l'rke rcalled one scout at 4:30 jesterday afternoon and eighteen out of The competing troops were 1, 4, 7, S
I a possible twenty-one. iand IS. The contests consisted of drill, first aid, signaling, personal in
spection, knot tying and tire by friction. The results were as fcdlows:
I l roop i, iii) points; a roop 4, ,,su points; Troop S. 175 points; Troop 7, 120 points.
and Troop 1C, 100 points. Troop 16 from St. Andrews school won the personal, inspection for clenliness and discipline.. The next contest will be next Thursday evening at the Haywood gym and on Friday evening another will be held a tthe Irving gym.
WIFE GETS VERDICT FOR ALIENATION VALPARAISO, Ind.. Jan. 20. About 4. o'clock yesterday afternoon the case of Helen Juhasz vs. Rose Polios, .for alienating her husiband's affections, was given to the jury, and a,t
HAVE YOU? Have you gotten -o-ur auto license? What! Not yet? How absurd! Inconvenient? Ii.it it's not inconvenient! In ten minutes time you can have your license. lpop into the Hammond Trust & Savings Rank today, tonight, and get that license before it Is- too late.
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FOR RUST 6 room furnished flat, ail modern, at 438 Indiana ave. Inquire 1172 May wood ave., phone 1850-W Hammond. 1:21:1
SHERIFF'S NOTICE STATE OF INDIANA. COUNTY O?" LAKE, SS: NO. 20735. LAKE SUPKRIOR COURT, JANUARY TERM, 1922. MUTUAL SAVINGS & LOAN ASSOCIATION, A CORPORATION, VS. RECK AND HEFNER COMPANY. A CORPORATION; AND THE INDIANA EIJBCTRIC SERVICE COMPANY, A CORPORATION". By virture of an order of sale to rafl directed from the Clerk of the Lake Su perlor Court, I will expose to public sale to tho highest bidder for cash 4.1 Iiand, at the east door of the Court House In Crown Point, Indiana, on Saturday, the 18th Day o February, 1922 between the hours of ten o'clock A. i. and four o'clock P. M., the rents and profits for a period not exceeding seven yeare, of the following; described real estate, to-wit: Lots three (S) and four (4) i:t block eecen (7) in Stleglitz STubdivion of Whiting, Lake County, Ind.r.a. If said rents and profits will not seil for a sufficient sum to satisfy said decree. Interest and costs. I will at the ;ame time and place offer for sale tho fee simple In and to said real estate, or uo much thereof as may be sufficient to ratlsfy said Judgment, Interest, costs and accruing costs. Said sale w. il be rr.ade without relief from valuation or appraisement laws.
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SPECIAL 5 TO 7 P. M. At the Army-Navy Store 212 E. State Sreet, Hamvnota WELL REPAIRED a? f ARMY SHOES, pair 1 UU
Miss Mathilda Bankhardt. iliss Mathilda Bankhardt, formerly a nurse in a Chicago hoKpita), has 6ued Dr. Justin L. Mitchell of a church home and l-.ospita! In Chicago for $25,000, aliening that he attrmptfld to kiss her. Dr. Mitchell denies ever having had Euch intentions.
Sumptuary Laws Cut Expenses. Before the present Mikado's father abolished the sumptuary Inws. n Japanese nobieman even of the hlgrhest rnnk was not permitted to spend more thnn $40 for a dress for his wife.
Phone 4028 Phone 4028 WANTED 10 thoas&nd yards Carpet and 5 thousand pair Blankets to Wash by our new method. Call our wagons. Meinberg's Sanitary Laundry Real Family Service. Wet Wash and Flat Work Our Speckltr.
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Caterpillar Truck
Mileage considere'd. Caterpillars are the cheapest Tires you can buy. The question, therefore, is not can you afford them, but can you afford not to have them. In no other Tire will you find such a desirable combination of Traction, Resiliency, Dependability and Mileage.
Brown and Voorheis PHONE 2121 168 FAYETTE ST.
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Your child your boy or your girl is entitled to the best you can give. V ou no doubt feel the resaousibilitr of sivmc him a "right start" in life. We firmly believe that Thrift should be an important part of his education Do your part along this line. Open a Savings Account in each child's name. Talk it over with him. Encourage him to add to it. Impress upon him the value of money. When the time comes for him to take on the responsibility of his own home he will be ready. Bring him to our bank-introduce him to our officers and let us help educate him-that is part of our business. It
may mean a big advantage to him in his future life.
First Trust and Savings Bank MEMBER OF THE HAMMOND CLEARING HOUSE ASSOCIATION Corner State and Hohman Sts. Hammond, Ind. OFFICERS
PETER W. MEYN. Pres. JOS. W. WEIS, Vice Pres.
DAVID T. EMERY. Sec.-Treas. CHAS. H. W0LTERS. Asst. Sec.-Treas.
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