Hammond Times, Volume 15, Number 360, Hammond, Lake County, 9 May 1922 — Page 9
Tuesday. May 9, 1922.
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STAR THEATRES TODAY "WE30XESDAY AND THURSDAY "WeIcy Barry in "SCHOOL DAYS" Never has tie real spirit of Boydom bn borni. Qkme and laug-h at thl umulng atory. The Scout Bora will receive jo por cent, of the KToaa receipts Saturday. 4-9 The city of "Whiting Is at present making; other cltlea alt up and take notice owing: to the aplendid response of her citizens to the appeal of her boys. The little hiker who is making his way to camp and incldently to better citizenship has not paused In his steady progress along the trail that is shown in Messrs. Gordons windows. Many of the donors have had to deprive themselves of something- In order to do their -tbit" for the boy. This is the same spirit that has inspired the fore-pnnnera of thia great nation of ours to the unequaled and herorc aacriaces that have made the history of our country the purest and most unselfish that the world has ever seen. Whiting has been designated as one of the best little places In which to live toy travelers who have traveled far and wide, and while the spirit that ha been shown in this Boy Scout Ca.mpa.lgn etlll holds. It cannot bat so remain. phevcioj TiraATnia today AJfD TOMORROW "WAY DOWS EAST," I. W. Griffith' Materpfee, with Lillian OUh and Roberta Ilarrome and a typical Griffith Caat. Unquestionably one of th finest picture of all times. Played la all the Iare cities at $2-00 to $10.00 a seat.. . Price, for Whitla 15c and 3Sc. S-S-3 Mrs. George Haluska and Infant
on wers ibadly gassed in their home in Soutlx Whiting from a leaky gas Jlglit fixture on Saturday night. For a time Mrs. Hataska's life was dlsftalred of -but after medical aid was secured she regained and both she and hor son are recovering. '" Mrs. 6. Ostler has returned to her home In New York avenue, after spending two weefks with her mother Mrs. Leonard of Walkerton, Ind. The Methodist Ladles' Aid Society win hold a sliver tea at the home of Mara, C Keller, 339 Sheridan avenue, Thursday afternoon. May 11th. All members and friends are Invited. FRISCBSS THEATRK TODAY AJfD TOMORROW "WAY DOWN EAST." IX W. Griffith's Masterpiece, with Lillian Glih and Roberts Hsnorn and a typical Griffith Oast. Unquestionably one of the finest pictures of all times. Played In all the larars cities at HjOO to 910M a seat... Prices for Whlttna; lffco ana SSe. 6-S-3 John Ward of Fischrupp avenue, Ka returned from the South Shore hospital where he has 'been confined recovering- from burns sustained in the S. O. Co. Are of last month. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Drlscoll of Sheridan avenue were surprised by sixty-two friends on Saturday even
ing The affair was In the nature of a house-warming. T-he district meeting of the Royal Neighbors will meet tomorrow afternoon and evening In the I. O. O. T. Hall on State street in Hammond Those who attend from Whiting will leave here on the 1:20 o'clock car for the afternoon seslon. The W. B. A. of the Maccabees
will give a Bunco party and Five Hundred party In the small hall of filovensky Dom Saturday, Hay 13. Miss Lela Crooke spent the week end with her alster In Freeport, 111. The Home Economics Section of the Fortnightly Club wll hold its regular meeting tomorrow afternoon In, the high school domestic headquarters when Mrs. Parkin will demonstrate. pnUICBSS THEATRE TODAY AXD TOMORROW "WAY DOWN BAST." I. W. Griffith's Maeterpieee, with Lillian Glah and Roberts Hirrom and a typical Griffith Cast. Unquestionably one of the finest pictures of ail times. Played In all the lares titles at S2.0O to flO.OO seat... Prices for Whitins; 15e and SSe. 5-S-3 The Methodist Church Ladles Aid Society will hold a Silver Tea on Thursday afternoon at Mrs. Keller's home in 339 Sheridan avenue. All members and friends are invited. Several friends of Miss Mildred Henry of John street gave a surprise party In honor of Mrs. D. Johnson of Schrage avenue on Friday evening. The evening was spent In playing Bunco, the prizes being awarded to Mrs. Johnson, Mra. George Roe, Miss Carrie KodScek and Mrs. Ostler. Miss Henry will earo soon for New York and Philadelphia where she will visit for several months, PRIST CESS THEATRE TODAY A3TD TOMORROW "WAY DOWN EAST" 816-3 1
The Westminster Club of the Pres-
ibyterian church will give a bake sale on Saturday. May 13th in Mrs. Ellis Exton's store on Indiana Blvd. Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Curtln of Ohio avenue left Saturday for Montreal, Canada, where they will visit two weeks with their sou George and family. Mrs. George Roe gave a benefit card party at her home for the Theodore Roosevelt Relief Corps Saturday evening. Tho party was well attended and prizes for high scores were awarded to Mesdames Henry
Sammons and Mrs. Dewey for banco, while the pedro prizes went to
Mrs. Barr, Mrs. Fuller, Messrs. Rus sol McCarty and William Fuller.
most pleasant evening was enjoyed
toy all. PRINCESS THEATRE TODAY AND TOMORROW "WAY DOWN E.ST"
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Whiting Advertisements Are Winners
When you think of furniture, think of H. Gordon & Sons. 4-3
STAR THEATRE TODAY WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY
Wesley Barrr in "SCHOOL DAYS" Nevex has the real ap'rit of Boydom
ben shown. Came nnd laugh at
this amntlng story. The Scout
Boys will receive 10 per cent, of the gross receipt. Saturday. 4-9
A little da-uffhter was born to Mr.
and Mrs. George Caswell of Myrtle avenue at the Lying In Hospital in
Chicago, on Saturday morning. Mrs Caswell was formerly Lillian Solt-
wedel both mother and babe are
getting" along nicely at this time.
Mrs. E. Glaven of Myrtle avenue.
was a Chicago shopper the latter
part of the week. PRINCESS THEATRE TODAY AND TOMORROW "WAY DOWN EAST."
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Mr. and Mrs. John Morrison and family formerly of the Atlas flats In
East Chicago have moved to 119th street and Lake avenue in the West
Parte: Addition.
Miss Violet Brecitman, Mr. Max Tucker and Mr. and Mrs. McClure of E-ast Chicago attended a theatre In
Chicago on Saturday evening. PRINCESS THEATRE TODAY AND TOMORROW "WAY DOWN EAST"
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The W. W. Club of the Presbyter
ian Sunday School consisting of the
members- of Miss Golding's class,
elected the following officers at
their last meeting. President, Sar
ah Kahlberg; vice president, Lena McNeil. Sec'y and Treas.. Pearl
Budge.
Mr, and Mrs. George Golding and
eon Robert and Vernon Atchison,
spent Sunday with Elmer Atchison
and wife of Hammond.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Balrd of
rBINCESS THEATRE TODAY AND TOMORROW WAY DOWN EAST"
5-8-3
Roberts avenue were called to Cen
tral City, Ky., by the serious Illness
of their son, Gola Balrd.
Miss Annie Laurie Baird of Chicago visited her parents on Roberta
avenue last week.
Mrs. C. Williams of Linooln avenue who has .been confined to his home
by illness for several days is repldly Improving. Mrs. John Soltwedel of Myrtle avenue entertained several of her lady friendB in honor o-f her .birthday anniversary last Friday afternoon. A most pleasant afternoon was spent by the ladies, and a dainty luncheon was served. Man); nice gifts were received by the honored one, also ths best wishes of all present. PRINCESS THEATRE TODAY AND TOMORROW "WAY DOWN EAST" 6--3
Robertsdale friends of Grandpa
Hubbard of Piqua, Ohio, father of Mika Hubbard will be sorry to hear ot his death. Mr. Hubbard had been ailing for several months. Mrs. J. Pernowskl of Myrtle ave., was called to her home In Michigan to attend the funeral of her father. Mr. and Mrs. A. M. Martz entertained J. Howard and family at a six o'clock dinner on last Wednesday evening. H. Beavans who enjoyed a fishing trip with friends at Cedar Lake on Saturday evening returned with a fine mesa of fish and entertained some of his friends at a fish dinner Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Turley of Boston, are visiting at the Turley home on Lincoln avenue. Mr. and Mrs. E. Langohr and family visited at the M. Ferguson home at Indiana Harbor the latter part of last week. John J. Allbright of South Chicago visited Robertsdale friends over Sunday, PRINCESS THEATRE TODAY AND TOMORROW "WAY DOWN EAST" 5-8-3
For Qod Furniture, Go to Selfera. 4-j PRINCESS THEATRE TODAY AND TOMORROW "WAY DOWN EAST," IX W. Griffith's Hasterpiee. with Lillian G'ph and Roberts Harronut and a typical Griffith Cast. Unquestionably one of ths finest pietarss of all times.
Plarod in all tho lares cities at "XOO !
to HMX) a seat.. . Price for Whitlow IBa and S6e. 6-8-3 PRINCESS THEATRE TODAY AND TOMORROW "WAY DOWN EAST." 5-5-3 0?oing Out Screen Doors, $2.00 and 13.50 and IS.0, while they last; Tom emelser, (05 Ind. Blvd. 5-S-tf Moving Out Sale on tires and tubas BStil May 15; Caesar's Garage. 5-9-2 FOR SALE Dining room set, feed.
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The tfuneral of Mrs. Anton Heln. age 60 years, whose death occured at ihesr home on Tuesday following a longr illness of Brighfs Disease, was held on Saturday. Interment was at the Brunswick cemetery. Miss Anna Heoltzle and Mrs. Anna Maxwell visited little Valentine He
oltzle who had been at St. Margar
et's hospital for some time. His
condition is reported as slishtly improving:. Henry Hauser of Chicago Sundayed at the home of Joe Rheln and family. Peter Mitsch,, John Stommel and Mr. and Mrs. John L&uerman attended the funeral of Mrs. Mike Lauerman at Hammond on Saturday. Mr. and Mrst Michael Weishauer spent Saturday and Sunday at their
summer cottage here.
The infant son of Mr. and Mrs. Matthias Klein, Jr., was christened Sunday. John Klein and Mrs. Scheldt astlng as sponsors. M. J. Schillo of Hammond called on friends here last Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. John Wagnsr and Mr. and Mrs. Fred Eglebrecht spent Sunday at the "Wagner summer home at Cedar Lake. Mrs. Long "and Mrs. Ludwlg of Chicago are visiting with their sister. Mrs. Phillip Kretz. Mr. John Sauer who with Mr and
Mrs. William Stark moved to Eagle River, Wis., about a year ago, is visiting his parents Mr. and Mrs. Peter Sauer. He is much pleased with the suroundings and climate in their new location which in the northeastern part of Wisconsin, in the lake and summer resort region. It will be remembered that Mr. and Mrs. Stark went to Wisconsin on account of Mr. Starke's health which the climate has greatly Improved. Mr. Sauer made the trip via auto in two days, a distance of about 450
miles and reports it as a wonderful trip owing to the ibeautiful scenery throughout the state of Wisconsin. He 'being a mason contractor and the spring building season having opened will enable him to make but a brief stay, contemplating on starting on his return next Monday. Miss Lizzie Schrelner of Chicago is visiting at the home of Mrs. Maxwell.
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