Hammond Times, Volume 15, Number 229, Hammond, Lake County, 22 March 1922 — Page 7
Wednpsday, Mar. 22, 1922.
THE TIMES Vase Seven
WHITING NEWS NOTES
Mr. and Mrs. Frcnk M Webst and daughter Ruth, of DeKarb, l;i formerly of this city, ar spending several days vleltlny friends hcrt and also their daughter Miss G;ady. . who Is nursing at the hospital fo destitute cripple children In Chicago. Born to Mr. and Mrs. Sam Clark of 113th street a little daughter Gloria Louiae. Mrs. Arthur Vernon of Laport avenue is spending: several days ai Niagara Fails. New York. Mrs. Wm. Curtla of Oliver street is entertaining her sister, Mrs. Wetmore of Cleveland. Ohio, who is on a return trip from California. Sh. will spend several days here befor going to her home. Jean Tharp Is recovering from tlu neaslea. There will be a carntval of fun
at the Christian church on Friday evening March 25th. , Mrs. Wilson Lee has gone on an xtended trip to Kansas and Alb-ur-querque. New Mexico, where she will visit her daughter Mrs. Star StoweU and children. The Seniors are hard at work rehaarelng their play "Stop Thief" which they will present on March 31 and April 1st. Mrs. Florence Wickhorst entertained the members of the Beta Gamma Upsilon Sororlety at her bome last evening. Mrs. Loretta Byerly of Forsyth Watre Gardens gave several selections of fancy dancing for the North Shore Glee Club at Rogers Park on Friday evening of last week. Ruth 8welg of Atchison avenue, has a slight case of the measles. The Theodore Roosevelt Relief Corp will hold their next regular meeting April 8th. Thty have arranged a 500 and pedro party in the afternoon and 600 and Bunco in the evening on Saturday, April 39th, to which they cordially invite the public. The WetT flat in the Forsyth Water Gardens will be occupied after April 1st by the Wm. Wilsons, of 437 Sheridan avenue, the Fred Snyder of Laporte avewue, the AC Meldahla of Cleveland avenue and the Hay family of Cleveland avenue. Mrs. Eustace Blesen and children of Cleveland avenue, are spending a week with Mrs. Btesen's mother In Chicago. Mrs. Dora Foster, sister of Father MlUer visited her brother who is In the Mercy hospital of Chldago in a very serious conditon. Misses Marie and Katfterine Koch of Oliver street were Chicago visitors yesterday. The Whiting Savings and Loan Association wish to announce that their office hours beginning March 2:3nJ are as follows: , Daily from 8:30 a. m. to 5:00 p. m.j Friday evenings, 6:30 to 1:00 p. m.; Standard Oil pays, 8:30 to :0Q p. m.; IL 3. Davidson, secretary. 3-23-4 Iis3 Marlon Biesen and Miss Norena KJose students of Our Lady of Sorrow Academy visited their parents over last week-end. Mrs. James O'Rourke and daughter Miss Catherine visited William O'Rourke who Is in the Lakeside hos pital in Chicago. They reported his condition as slightly Improved. Adam Kumltka, wto was arrested for violation of the liq-uor law, was and his case was continued to the 22nd of March, The Literature and History Section of the Fortnightly Club held their meeting In the library on Monday evening. The following program was given: Collect, Mrs. Shellyj Moving pictures and their censoring. Miss Transeau; Roll Call Favorite Movie Stars; The Japanese
hn California, Mrs. CKara
The Daughters of Ruth Class announce the coming Carnival to be he'd in the parlors of the Christian church Friday evening, of this week, uiil be one of the (best of Us kind. The features of the evening will be "Th Most Hideous Creature in the World," the "Ruins of China," the "Incubator Baby" and a fortune teller with a big show as a closing event, promising fun for alL Frank "and Harry Fordyce, brothers, were -'arrested by Mat Collins.
SUCCEEDS Kr 'YON AS U. S. SENATOR
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Mies Elsie Peterson of Roberts venue was taken tu the South hore hospital In Chicago on Saturr lay evening and immediately oprated on for appendicitis. At hi time Miss Peterson is gettiy '. ng as. vell as can bf? expectuu. Mrs. Hubler of Ft. Wayne, Ind.. ' visit. ng ut the home of her ton and family of Atchison avenue for ;i extended time. Donald Lead of Roby was quite illy shaken up in an automobile cident, which occurred on Sat. day evening on Indianapolis ulevard. Mr. and Jlre. Garber of Lake enue era the proud parents of a ttle son who arrived at their me on Monday morning. Mother d baby are getting along fine. Mrs. H. Klemm of Superior ave;e and sister JIlss Violet Breckin were Hammond visitors Mon-
Fred Balm of East Side visitRobertsdale friends on Sunday. Mr. and Mis. C. Buell o Indianapolis boulevard wore visitors i: Chicago Sunday. Mrs. H. Breckman and daughte Ruth were South Chicago visitor: 'ast SaturJp.y.
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Miss Barbara Scheldt attended the funeral of her cousin Jos. Thinnes, of Chicago on Saturday. The Lady Foresters held their regular meting in the town hall on Monday afternoon. The Gettler families spent Sunday at Jollet where they attended tfc ceremonies when Slater M. Esther received her black veil.
Mrs. Mary Peschel is visiting with rienda and relatives at Dyer, The children of the Parochial chool had a holiday on Monday. Mr. Wm. Schuls transacted business in town on Monday and Tuesday. The pupils -of Miss Stasia Gettler ?ave a piano recital at the Dyer high hool Friday evening Tho followr program was given: Ethel Wolf Dance Lightly, Rack-a-Bye, Jolly Workmen. , Edward Berensc The Merry Go Round. Kathcrlne Berens Catch Mo. Julia Kerper The RrAins Lullaby, Tiie Indian. Julia and Gloria Kerger Duett in G Major. Xorbert Schaller Off to the Country March. Marian Kerens Tyrolian Serenade Fore-t Horns.
Joe Schaller Tripping Over the Green. Julia Kerger If you won't be Kood to me Song. Lucille Klein Starlight Waltz, Ozida, Fairy Tale. Pauline Hllbrich Hark, Hark, the Lark, Evening Bells, The Nightingale. " Anna Schaller Ovetta Waltz, Love's Response. . Gloria Kerger Valse Ecstasy, Angel voices ever near. Helen Auptgen On the Ice at Sweet Briar, How sweetly the moonlight Bleeps. The Masters Mln"!ett. Pauline Hllbrich My Own Rose Song. Dolly Keilman Skating, Smoldering Embers. Kenneth Austgen Gathering Shadows, Laughing Brooklet, Pure as Snow. Kothrine Hi'h-ich Flying Clouds
Haydens Sonata In D Major. Othilia Keilman Beautiful Blue Danube, Mendlesohn's Wedding March; Mozarts Sonata in C Major. Julia Kerger The Sand Man's Coming, Song.
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INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVICE1 NEWARK, N. J. A registered letter from B.us?ia, bearing enough stamps to have bought an automobile at pre-war exchange, was received at the Newark poetofflce. There were 500 stamps attached to the back ft the envelope and held together in strips by metal fasteners. Each stamp was worth four rubles, making the total value of the stamps S.P00 rubles. At the
normal rate of exchange, at which each ruble was worth fifty-one and a half cents the stamps on the letter were worth over SI. 000.
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Charles A. Rawson. Charles A. Rawson of Des Moines, Iowa, is the new senator from that state. He was appointed recently by Governor Kendall to fill the seat vacated by Senator Kenycn, who has accepted an appointment from President Harding to a federal judgeship in Iowa. Rawson is chairman of the Republican central committer.
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fire chief, for being drunk and disorderly. They were released after a J25 00 bond for each had been furnished 'by Herman Schultz to appear March 24th in the city court PRINCESS THEATRE, WHITKVG SPECIAL, TONIGHT "MOLLY O" with Mabel Norma nd, Owlna; t the large number of enr patrons nio have been unable to ae "Molly O" the management of the Princess la holding this picture 'over for third day. This la undoubtedly one of the very he t pietorcs of the year. If you miss ft yes are misalng a real treat. We ran not reoemmend It too strongly. 3-23-1 This is one of those human Interest atories, of which you can find so many, if you take the trouble to loou for them. Two years ago little Andy had a serious accident. While running with a stick in his fland ho fell and the stick penetrated his eyelid. By some moraele the sight was not affected, but the eyelid has never functioned properly, and the exposed eyeball was a source of constant pain and Inconvenience to Andy. Andy has sii brothers and sisters, and his father, with the utmost diligence, can't do more than buy the necessities and meet the payments on the little home. And eye specialists are so very expensive. . Then somebody prompted the Trl Kappa'i interest In the case offered a pian. Now Andy Is in one of the best hoar pitala In Chicago, where they hav a special ward for little folks who must ba taken 'care of at the nominal cost of one dollar per day. He was operated on by one of the best specialists In Chicago again for the nominal sum of $50.00 and his case if being watched with interest by doctors of reputation. He will have tj stay there a month, so the amount will still be considerable for Andy's father. That is where the Trl Kappas come Jn. They bava plelged themselves to meet all of AndVs bills as they are received-so they are out of money. , The Sorority has been divided Into four committees, who are competing In the race for funds, funds. The first committee to act is putting on a Rummage Sale Saturday, March 25th in the base-
Ument room of the old school build
ing on 119th street. Jf anyone has discarded clothing to offer, please call 337-J and a car will be on hand Friday afternoon to collect the articles. The evening of Easter Monday has ibeen set for the next b'g event, when a Charity Ball will be held in the Community Centre by Committee Xumber two. , A feature of the evening's program will be the drowing of the winning nanjber ln the raffle of a beautiful silk down comforter, which Js being conducted by Committee Number three. Later on. Committee Number four is taking charge of the Princess theatre with a good picture and a candy sale. Thus the whole comunity is given an opportunity to help pay for Andy's operation and the community is also kept interested jn the work of the Hoosier Women's organization, which is doing wonderful work throughout our entire state.
CU1 for a sample of West Park Floor Varnish; Sold only by Tom Smelser, 605 Indiana Blvd., Whiting. , , 3-20-2 When you think of furniture, think of H. Gordon & Sons, Whiting. , 2-10-tf I will not be responsible for debts contracted by anyone but myself, after March 17. 1923. 3-18-3 GEO. JAREMKO. Another big event 'will take ilace it 11. Gordon & Sons on Saturday,
.March ?5th. Watch for it. 3-21-1
OR SALE 6 room house on Stan
ton avenue, modern. A big barain, at $6500.00. 5 room Bungalow rick ibasement. furnace heat. A
argaln at$6200.00; O. E. Meek, at
Klatson Dairy, 410 Ind. Blvd., Whit-
ng. 3-21-2 'OR REST One furnished room; 513 Flschrupp avenue. Whiting. 3-22-
"OH SALE Two fiat (building at 336
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UBLIC STENOGRAPHER--1 have located at 00 118th street, tele
phone 177-M. (Stenographic work
one at reasonable rates.) Vlolette ioldlcg, residence phone 168-M, vTjItin. 8-22-1 ro-B RENT Two furnished rooms. 614 3Trod Tel. 42S-R, Waiting. -22-1
He dragged his brother thronah he atrceta to make bint ak forgivatw at his mother5 knee. This Is ne of tbe outstanding Incident of ttm Willi jim Fox special production, OVER THE Hit, made from Will
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Howard Rennet, who was tevereiy injured in an automobile accident about three weeks ago, returned to the home of his sit r
Mrs. Braloy on Lincoln avenue from the St. Margaret's hospital in
Hammond, where he has since been confined. Mr. Bennet is recovering very slowly from his injuries. Dn last Saturday evening a number from here attended the dance st tV.i irvif. City hall oom.
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CARPENTERS Approximately one - half the work in a new building is in the hands of the carpenters. I'll do the work to your entire satisfaction. Estimates cheerfully given. George Bates Contractor and Builder 415 Becker St., Tel. 2423
Painting You can add to or detract from the value of your house by the character of its decoration. The Better the Work the More valuable the Property We employ only artisans who are adepts in their line. Estimates Furnished Smith & Sankey
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