Hammond Times, Volume 15, Number 333, Hammond, Lake County, 7 April 1922 — Page 9

Friday, April 7, 19:22.

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Som of the athletically inclined members of the Kiwanis Club nsastd the Rotary Ciub bowling team in a match last night for total pins. The Kotary boys collected 4:;55 V'-ns while the Kiwanians were rebiitcring 3360 pins. George "Wolff, impresario and cheer leader of the Kiwanians, did his best, but having only nine men, was compelled to enlist the aid of one of the local amateur experts. After adjusting scores according to the usual basis of dummy, the Kotary club teams were well ahead and George again learned the meaning of the. old phrase "The hand that rocks the pins is the one that gets the score." Having disposed of the Kiwanis club three times now- and other local teams, the Rotary club will wind up their season by entering

the national championship of Rotary clubs. Scores: ! KIWAXIS i Fox 15S 164 137 17y' Iddings 129 173 162 4 SB Wolf '156 162 151 461) Tripp 143 no 152471 ' Moran 1S3 190 141 514

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Emille Treville Hoiley. Emile Treville Holley. seventeen-year-old freshman at the collpjre of the City of New York, has just been nominated for appointment to the U. S. Naval Acaderm at Annapolis. Should Holley pass thi examinations he r.U Si the fir? colored boy to enter Arnapoii.since the Civil War.

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The men of the IJeatty Macnir.o Mfg. company, to celebrate the business done by the plant In the past few months, were treated to a fish dinner last right at p. local fish resort by Pre3. Eeatty, ami one of the guests says of the affair: Say man! I'm out of breath! Ate fish last nlsht. rrpt to death.

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"Bill" Beatty and his husky crew Cleaned Luntlgren'a of fish an! chicken loo. '.Ms fish and 'ittle fish, nice and brown. Filled the platters as we sat down. Llut, oh man, l'n telling you, They were not theri when we got through ; And the chicken, too, was a welcome guet That followed -.he f..h to its pla;e of rest. And after the dinner the speaking began And Beatty talked, 83 only the "Old Man" can, Of power shears, ranches and cranes, Shop erection, losses and gains. Then Bill Lowery and Fisher, too, And other friends told what our punches do.

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many" Said "We don't make lathes like w here I used to be." And Miss .Kt-'nert told of her and Beatty'a first love, A picture, "The first punch on board ready for its outward shove." Then the speaker of the evening:, Jlr. Dell Tlaln, The laws of business did explain: Loyalty, accuracy, willingness Law And how men are like shot was slick as you ever saw, And our own little Henry with h's bijr slide trombone.

The star among stars in the orchestra shone. "Down Swanee River, Under the Moon" They .carried us away with a lively turn-. With Henry's old horn tooting ffr passageway clear. Well, we had Quite a time, I'm telling you here. What of the rest? Well .you son of a. gun Go ask someone e!s-, for as I begun. Say man. I'm out of breath From eating fish last night 'most to death. Snowball.

WORK STARTS OH NEW WHITING SCHOOL

WHITIXG, Ind. April 7. The work on the new Junior high school building and the South Whiting grade school building was started last Monday. Most ot the week was devoted to surveying and staking, and excavations are expected to be started some time ncx. week. ' The grade school In South Whiting will be a one-story brick structure and will consist of eight class rooms, surrounding a central auditorium of 42x65 feet with an ample stage. There will also be a teachers' room and a principal's office. The

structure, which will be a model in this district, will be ready for occupancy in the September term. The Junior high school Is to be located on New York and Ohio aves , directly back of the Senior high school buildi;ig and will be a beautiful two-story edifacc. The ground floor will contain the kindergarten department, kitchen and lunch room, swimming poo!, gymnasium and two rooms to be used by the school health department. The main floor will consist of eight class rooms, a principal's office and an auditorium that will seat 900 persons. The second floor will have eleven class rooms and the balcony to tae auditorium. This building will be completed January 1, 1U23, and will relieve the crowded condition that has existed for several years. The present auditorium and gym

nasium building w!l be transformed into a central heating unit which will supply the entire central, school system. This improvement will bt finished by September lt.

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Wa had a. little treasure once, she was our j'y and pride; We loved her, ah, perhaps too well, for soon she slept and died. All is dark within our dwelling, lonely are cur hearts today. For the one we loved so dearly has forever :assed away In memory of our darling Gertrude, who died two years age today, April Mr. and Mrs. Albert Kaiser and family. In sad but loving memory of our dear and beloved 1'ttle son and

brother, Tanino Theo. Calzaretta, who died two years ago today .April 7th. 1920, at the age of four years, one month and sixteen days. Gone but never to be forgotten. Mr. and Mrs. Flory Calzaretta, parents, and iiister Viola.

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