Hammond Times, Volume 15, Number 226, Hammond, Lake County, 17 March 1922 — Page 15

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THE TIMES Friday, March 17, 1922.

WHITING NEWS

WHITING and its PEOPLE

NOTICE. The members of Whiting1 Lodge, 613, F. & A. M., attending lodge in Chicago Monday evening, March 21st, will go by auto from the lodge rooms at G:30 sharp. Autos have been provided lor all who wish to go. 3:17:2 It. G WALKER, Secy. Mrs. Charles Cook has returned to her homo on Laporta avenue from the St. Bernard's hospital where she underwent an operation several days ago. She is getting along very nicely. Estelle Abbott of Cleveland avenue. Jo confined to her home with a light case of measles. The Mother's Club will meet at the home of Mrs. Ralph Thrush of 1254 Atchison avenue. Miss.Keeler will be present and answer questions the mothers have concerning their babies. Mrs. Coo and Mrs. Jennings will assist tho hostess. The meeting will begin at 7;30 p. in. Th Pythian Sisters will hold their regular meeting this evening. The members of the degree staff are reQuested to be present. Charles Shorts of Pennsylvania ave., who has been confined to his home with Influenza, will leave soon for Franklin, Penn., to recuperate for a few weeks. The A. O. H. are having an entertainment and dance for their families ana friends In tho high school auditorium. Th Ladles of the Christian church will serve a supper in the church basement on next Tuesday evening. Mrs. George Roe was the recipient of surprise party given by twenty-ight of her friends In honor of her birthday anniversary. The afternoon was spent In playing bunco. Miss Florence Ivy and Mrs. Hammer were awarded the prizes. A delightful luncheon was then served.

Mrs. Edward O'Hara of Chicago, spent yesterday visiting her daughter Mrs. Charles Chant of Cleveland ave. Jean, the little daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Tharp of Laporte avenue. Is ill with the measles. Mrs. Wm. Aldie of East Side, 111., entertained the members of the Sigma Delta Chi Sorority at her home wher5 a most enjoyable evening was passed. The choir of the Christian church are having a party in the church parlors this evening. David Purlnton of Central avenue, was called to Chicago yesterday by the serious illness of his sister, who is 111 with pneumonia1. Mr. and Mrs. George Roe of Fischrupp avenue epent today visiting with the latter's cousin "from Harvey, who recently underwent a serious operation in St. Joseph's .hospital in Blue Island. 111. Mrs. Henry of John street, entertained the Get-To-Gather Club at her home on Thursday afternoon. The prizes were won by: First Mrs. Kodiced; second. Mrs. D. Johnson and consolation prize by Mrs. Wm. Shade. Dainty refreshments were served and a good time was passed by all who were there. The Rebekah meeting which was held last Wednesday evening was well attended by Indiana liarbor and East Chicago guests. Initiation, lunca and a very good time was had. Mesdarr.es Jny K'u e baker a J'. Helen Moore M : t vi at t.r Oavit homa in Gary on Wenesday afternoon. Mrs. F. W. Schneider of Laporte ave., will entertain the members of the Beta Gamma Upsilon Sorority at her home tomorrow evening. Mrs. Amelia Klose of Schrage ave.. Is on the sick list. Mrs. George GIrard of Sheridan ave. is again confined to her home by illness The friends of Mr. and Mrs. "Walter Whltwer of Gry, formerly of this city will be sorry to hear that Mr. Whitwer is confined to his home with a badly Injured foot and that their children are quite ill. The W. B. A. held their meeting on Welnesday and entertained tho Maccabees with an interesting play entitled "The Art Shop." The Wm. Fuller family were called ot Chesterton, Ind. yesterday by the

death of Mr. Fuller's mother. Illness In the Morton Trout home has made it necessary to change the meeting place of the History and Literature Section of the Fortnightly Club on Monday evening March 20, to the public library auditorium instead of the Trout home on Pennsylvania avenue.

ROBERTSDALE

Cmptali KUd nrfll relea yoar Uttlm baby, lady, by handing over that big box of Kellogg' Corn Flake. All my pirate won't eat any other kind for breakfast but Kellogg'!"

STAR THEATRE TOMdHT EHren Verey la "LITTLE MISS HAWSHAW." Alio Rnth Roland in "White EoKle" and a comedy. Tomorrow, 3 nets or Vaudeville. 3-17-1 The Protective Home Circle and their friends will be entertained at a Bunco party at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Lester Speaks, of Indianapolis Blvd., this evening. Mr. and Mrs. C. Black of Hammond were guests at the Johnson home on Atchison avenue last evening. Mrs. H. F. Eggers of Lake avenue, surprised her husband on his birthday Tuesday evening, by inviting a large number of gentlemen friends to help celebrate the occasion. The men enJoyd themselves in their usual way, and a very fine lunch was served by Mrs. Eggers. Mrs. Lane of Myrtle avenue who has been confined to her home for the rast two weeks by illness is slowly improvign. The Eastern Stars are entertaining at a Silver Tea at the home of Mrs. Thomas Eaton of Sheridan avenue on Tuesday afternoon, March 21st. Mrs. Alice Payne of Myrtle avenue, is confined to her home with a very severe cold. Mrs. Grlndle of Atchison avenue was hostess, to the Loyal Woman's Class on Tuesday evening. After the class meeting a social hour was enjoyed and refreshments were served. A surprise party by a large number of her friends was tendered Mrs. Owen McNealey at her home on Indianapolis Blvd., last Tuesday evening. Mrs William Broderick of Atchison avenue is entertaining her sister and baby who are visiting here from Cuba. Mrs. Fred Leverenz and daughter Adeline of Myrtle avenue spent a day at the home of her daughter Mrs. Sam Cunningham of Indiana Harbor. The Cunninghams until recently lived at the East Side, having now purchased a beautiful new home at the Harbor.

Feeble With Age? A colloquialism that should be banished Is "springing a joke." Most Jokes of to-day do not spring; they are pushed and fall helpless a few feet away. Chicago Journal of Commerce.

Ifyou like crisp

and delicious Corn Flakes insist upon Kelloggs Kellogg's are the original Cora Flaies and they ought - $o fce superior in flavor and in crispness! You have only to eat Kellcgg's, then try the imitations, to know the wonder deliciousness of Kellogg's, You never ate more fascinating food than Kellogg's Corn Flakes I Tomorrow morning, serve Kellogg's at the family Ireakfast party! Let hig and little folks tell you how much better Kellogg's Corn Flakes really are because Kellogg's are never tough or leathery, and that Kellogg flavor prove it out for yourself!

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Whiting Advertisem en ta Are Winners

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When you think of furniture, think of H. Gordon & Sons. 2-10tf 15,000 rolls of "Wall Paper, from 8c to 7So per roll; about 60 per cent cheaper than last year. Tom Smelser. 605 Indianapolis boulevard. 2-15-if FOR SALE Six room modern house, garage, in excellent condition, phone Whiting 175-R. 3-13-6 WANTED Night waiter at CfKeefe's Cafe, Whiting. Bring references. 3-16-2 STAR THEATRE TONIGHT Eileen Perey In "LITTLE MISS HAWSHAW," Also Rnth Roland In "White Eagle" and a comedy. Tomorrow, 3 acta of Vauderllle. 3-17-1 Value is the reason for growth of II. Gordon & Sons. We strive to give you the best for jour money. 3-17-1 FOR RENT 4 room flat, stove heat

electric light and gas, US: o07 121st street Whiting. 3-17-2 WANTED Experienced lady bookkeeper, ledger work billing and general office work, state agre, experience and reference; Apply by letter In own hand writing; The I Fischer Co., Whiting. 3-17-tf FOR SALE Apex Vacuum Cleaner and Singer Sewing Machine; 1201 Pearl street, Whiting. 3-17-1 He dragged his brother through the streets to make him aak foreriTeneaa at hU mother' knee. This Is one of the out Man din Incidents of the William Fox special production "OVER THE HILL.." made from Will Carleton's poems, which wll be shown at THE STAR THEATRE. Monday, Tuesday, WednenAr d Thursday. 3-15-4

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'DARN THE SOCKS," EXCLAIMS WIFE OF MARY'S EX HUBBY

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Mr. Arnold Vltrk was In Chicago on business last Tuesday. Mr. Wm. Schmidt and Mr. Peter Molnaar were In South Holland last Tuesday on business.

DYER

Thu regular meeting of the Tennis Club was held on Wednesday evening at the Dyer Public School. The Infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jos. M. Sohaller was baptized Sunday last. Mrs. Nick Austgen and Frank Beirigrer from Hammond were, uponsors The babv was named Gladys Mary. .los. Kaiser moved his furniture to Joliet, 111, where he will reside In the future. K. B. Keilman tendered her resignation as postmistress. Examination for this office will be held April 15th. Tillie Scheldt ppent Wednesday and Thurday at Chicago. Little Dorothy Keilman returned to her home at East Chicago on Tuesd-iy evening.

ROBBED AND MURDERED

Mrs. Owen Moore II wields wicked) southpaw darning sock. "Darn the socks," says Mrs. Owen Moore II, successor to Mary Pickford Moore as wife of the movie actor, who is leading quite a domestic life at Miami, Fla. When the photographer reached her home Mrs. Moore was darning her husband's golf stockings. She was formerly Katherine Perry, a, "Follies' girl.

HOBART

Mr. Amos Cooper and lady friend, of Cleveland, were placed under arrest upon their arrival here Wednesday and taken to Crown Point. The police of this place had been notified by Ohio authorities to be on the look-out for the couple. They had eloped with intentions of being married, but when arrested they had not been married yet They came here to spend a few days at the home of Mr. Cooper's parents, who reside at this place. Mrs. Ruth Mackey entertained the Five Hundred Club and the Priscllla Club Thursday afternoon to cards at the Gary Country Club. Mr. Clayton Keilman Is on the sick list. Mrs. Grace Hartnup who has been seriously 111 durins the past few weeks Is much improved Miss Lucille Meyers, chairman of the Woman's League of Hammond will address the voters of this community at the Ainsworth school building today. Mrs. Small has returned frim a weeks visit with relatives in Chicago. Mrs. Mayme Fleck returned yesterday from a few days visit with relatives in Chicago. Sparks from the chimney of the Killigrew residence on Main street lodged in the shinges on the roof yesterday afternoon and burned a hole afacut 1? feet square through the roof. The fire was DUt out before much damage was done.

CHICAGO, March 16. The fact that James Weinand, 34. owner of an extensive ranch In Liberty, Saskatchewan, Canada, was robbed and murdered in Chicago and his body hidden In a shed, was established today through Charles Weinar.d, a brother of the victim. Weinand's body, the head was smashed, found at the rear of 2431 So. Ilalsted street on Feb. 22 . Identification of the victim has spurred the local police to reopen their investigation. Heavy Cold? Chest All Clogged Up? PONT let it get a start, Dr. Kin?' -" New Discovery will get rig;ht down to work, relieving the tight feeling in the chest, quieting the racking cough, gently stimulating the bowels, thus eliminating the cold poisons. Always reliable. Just good medicina made to ease colds and coughs. For fifty years a standard remedy. All the family can take it with helpful results. Eaiies the children's croup. No harmful drugs. Convincing, healing taste that the kiddies like. At all druggists, 60c Dr. Kind's New Discovery XZ f I r s , r

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LANSING

Mrs. Auld is visiting with her par- I ents in Chicago. I Mr. Ault expects to enlarge his pig- j eon house this summer. The contract has been let to the II. and K. Con- i struction Co. J Mr. J. Haas and Mr. J. Hommer, ' have Investigated Labahn's clay hole an derported a large crop of fish, especially frogs and sardines

Our Work Can't Be Beat OPEN FOR BUSINESS Finest equipped shoe repair store in Calumet Region. HALF SOLES 7C Sewed 1 JC RUBBER 2C HEELS -?JC WORK DONE WHILE YOU WAIT CHAMPION Shoe Repair Co. 542 H0HMAN STREET Half Block North of State HAMMOND, IND.

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St. Patrick's Specials Friday and Saturday

lJ2-pound LOAVES BREAD With other gro- 91 r ceries, 2 loaves for C h ! -pound LOAVES BREAD With other gro- OA ceries, 3 loaves for PET MILK Tall cans. OQ. 10 cans for 0?C LAVO KITCHEN CLEANZER 24 C 6 cans for BONELESS CODFISH " OC 1 pound :. IRISH MACKEREL " 25 C 2 pounds -. &iJ FANCY HEAD RICE OO. 5 pounds OOC LARGE PRUNES 07. 2 pounds t CORN FLAKES 9fir 3 packages SPAGHETTI OR MACARONI OO 4 packages FAf 28c j packages mv FANCY RED KIDNEY BEANS- ' 09, 3 cans 0i C SCOUT CORN OO. 3 cans OOC SCOUT PEAS QQ 3 cans OO C SCOUT TOMATOES O Q 3 cans OO C STRICTLY FRESH EGGS OfPer dozen tOC INDIANA PURE CREAMERY BUTTER Aftn Per pound C OUR SPECIAL BLEND COFFEE Q 3 pounds 17 OC OUR SPECIAL PEABERRY COFFEE QA 4 pounds 7rCj OUR SPECIAL SANTOS COFFEE QAn 4 pounds ' xC

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152 E. STATE STREET Phone Hammond 25 434 119th STREET Phone Whiting 184M 1717 BROADWAY Gary

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NO. 497 BANK STATEMENT

J. H. FETTERHOFF. Pres. 0. E. MESK. Vice Pres.

A. D. BAKER, Cashier J. S. HRUSKOVICH, Ast. Cashier

REPORT OF .THE CONDITION OF THE Central State Bank At Whiting, in, the State of Indiana, at the Close of Business on March ICth, 1922

RESOURCES Loans and Discounts $211 ,232.32 Overdrafts 378.45 U. S. Bonds and War Savings Stamps 4,990.74 Other Bonds and Securities 27,631.25 Furniture and Fixtures 8,000.00 Due from Banks and Trust Companies. . . . "26,814.43 Cash on Hand 15,597.48' Cash Items 137.33 Current Expenses 1,684.91 Interest Paid 129.18 Other Assets Due from Insurance Dept. . 667.51 Total Resources $297,263.60 LIABILITIES Capital Stock paid in $ 50,000.00 Surplus 6,000.00 Undivided Profits 1.299.76 Exchange, Discounts and Interest 3,944.54 Dividends Unpaid 6.00 Demand Deposits $ 89,601.39 Demand Certificates 7,294.60 96,895.99 Time Certificates 2,857.46 Savings Deposits 135,784.69 138,642.15 Cashier's Checks 475.16 Total Liabilities $237,263.60

STATE OF INDIANA. ? o, COUNTY OF LAKE. J I, A. D. Baker, Cashier of the Central State Bank of Whiting, do solemnly swear that the above statement is true. A. D. BAKER. Subscribed and sworn to before me, this 16th day of March, 1922. (Seal) OSCAR A. AHLGREN. Notary Public. My commission expires March 24, 1 923.

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