Hammond Times, Volume 15, Number 314, Hammond, Lake County, 25 May 1922 — Page 17
WHITING NEWS NOTES
Francis (Bab) McNiamara. for the past fcvur yeaxs the manager of the McXamara Brothers grocery and meat market, will be In charge of the Whiting bath house, bathing fceach and the concessions adjoining this coming eaon, the appointment havingbecn made a few days ago by the board of public works. The ope-ning-'.date may be somewhat later this year on account of cleaning and remodeling of the concession building. Date -will be announced later. Mr. McNamara Is a well known ciaizen of pleasing manner and with his good business ability promises to give the Whitingites the veryHbest service possible. Saturday. MayJ7th, has been designated as the official Poppy Day by the America Legion Auxiliary posts all over the United States, the
Poppy that grows on Flanders" field having been chosen as the National Memorial ray flower. The Whiting Post, Xo. SO, American Legion auxiliary have arranged a Poppy Tag Day for Saturday and members of the organisation will sell buttonler popples for Ave cents apiec so that eeryone may observe the day.
The Westminister club of Saieglitz Park will give a bake sale on
Saturday of this week In the Exton sitore at 119th and Indianapolis boulevard, the sale starting at 1 o'clock and lasting until all articles are sold. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Vonnahnen,
; nee Sadie Hlnes, of Alton, 111., are
the guests of the Hlckey home on Pennsylvania avenue. The young couple are on their honeymoon trip. air. and Mrs. Charles Koch and son, William, of Sheridan avenue, are spending several days in Danville, 111., where Mr. Koch is on a short -business trip. They are also the jrueats of relatives there. Mrs. Addle Grey, formerly of this city, left Tuesday for her home In Point Richmond, Cal., after spending several weeks with friends In Whiting and Gary. While here Mrs. Grey
presented the Congregational Church Sunday school with a.marble peestal that had been presented to her by members of the above Sunday school's primary classes niceteen years ago as (i gift of appreciation for the great interest she manifested to that department for several years. A scroll, bearing the names of the givers, including many of our most prominent citizens will be framed and hung in the Juvenile department of the church. Mrs. Kline Hughes, a former Whiting school teacher, met with a serious automobile accident in Chicago a few days ago. She is confined to the Washington Park hospital with both limbs broken, the one being broken In eight places, and Is in a critical condition. Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Greenberg and
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son of Laporte avenue, are visiting with relatives in (Riohmond, Ind.' R. Porter is building a beautiful new home on Superior avenue. West Park addition, Wm. C. Mathews ixing the building contractor. The last meeting of the' season of the Music and Art section of the Fortnightly club was held at the home of Mrs. Harry .Tilton of 403 Laporte avenue. Mrs. Gambril and
Mrs. Grindle assisted Mrs. Tilton as hostess and the following program
was enjoyed: Collect Mrs. Saager. The Abnormal in Art Mrs. R. E Humphreys.
Modern American Composers
Mrs. F. J. Smith. Arthur Foot Songs Mrs. Wm. Kyle. Piano: Rummel, Kevin Mrs. Ia Gordon. Illustrations from Bond, Homer and Chadwick Mrs. Cobb. A Little Bit of Jazs Mrs. Leslie Campbell. The meeting was a most Interesting one and enjoyed by all. Mr. and Mrs. Harry McCouch, nee Florence Lee, are the proud parents of a little daughter, born in the Washington Park hospital the latter part of last week. Mother and daughter are getting along nicely. Mrs. Emma Cobb of Georgetown, Ky., arrived here today for an extended visit with her son, Howard Cobb and family, of Laporte avenue. The members of th Congregational church will hold a farewell reception to Rev. Trueblood and family, members and friends of the church and family on Monday eve-
kiing. May 29th. in the churoh par
lors. The Ladles' Parish Club composed of the young members of St. John's Parish conducted a surprise party in honor of Father Benedict, Tuesday evening at the Slovak Home hall. A three course dinner was served for 150 during which musical entertainment was provided. The Misses Elizabeth Grayhock and Lillian Grayhock of Joliet, 111.. Jos. Chilla, Jr.. and Miss Anna Chllla, Vincent Sell and George Fedor furnished the .vocal and instrumental music. Miiss White of Chicago and her pupils, Misses Conklin. Stanton, Sullivan and Senehak, all of Whiting entertained in a play.
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Miss Helen Lenart for the Ladies
Pariah Club presented to Father Benedict a huge bouquet pf flowers as a token of the clubs appreciation of his many efforts in .Jhelr behalf. Yesterday afternoon Mrs. Steve Senehak, president of the club, presented to Father Benedict at the victory a handsome plush and mohair easy chair. Among the guests who were present were Dr. Wm. E. Putnam, airs. Wm. E. 'Putnam, Mrs. F. V. Gavit of Gary. Mrs. Dixon Woodward of Gary, City Judge T. Joseph Sulivan, Atty. A. N. Witko, oS Gary. The success of the affair is due to the following committee: The Mrs. Steve Senehak, Georfle Konya, Jas. Mihalco, Emil Molson, Andrew Tata ky.
Whiting Advertisements Are Winners
When you tnink of furniture, think of H. Gordon & Sons. 4-3 FOR BALE For Bargains on vacants, call and see me; P. D. Sujlivan 603 119th street. 5-22-For Good Furniture, Go to Saltera. 4-3
A demonstration e-f toilet goods and cosmetics will be held at H. Gordon & Sons, Monday, May 22nd. Garden City Paint Cleaner, 65c a gallon; 40c a half gallon, 25c per quart; Tom Smelser, Paints and Hardware, 605 Ind. Blvd. 6-23-tf FOR SALE Two seven room houses, one on 1368 Roberts avenue, 50 ft. lot, the other on 1108 Superior avenue, 40 ft. lot; Inquire at 1108 Superior tve 6-1-FOR SALE 6 room brick house on Lincoln ave, hot water theat, 40 ft. lot. All improvements paid. 37,500. Two flat building on Cleveland avenue, steam heat, 37,000. 6 room modern Bungalow on the Water Gardens, $5,300. P. D. Sullivan, 602 119th street. 5-22-6
FOR RENT Garage, ave., phone 456-J.
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STAR THEATRE TO WIGHT Tom Mix In "TRA IU Jf i" This one will keep you grueaslngr and sure to please, different than any other Tom Mix pictures; alno Clyde Cook In "THE CHAVPFEl'R" and scenic travelogue. No chansre In prices. 5-24-2 Don't forget to buy a Popple, Saturday, May 27th, in honor of the boys who lie in Flanders' field and wear it on Memorial Day, Tuesday, May 30th. E-24-3 FOR SALE 8 room house, 60 foot lot, garage, 1204 Myrtle avenue; Call 719 Euclid avenue, phone Whiting 46S-J. 6-24-3
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STAR THEATRE TOJflGHT Tom Mix In TRAII,IWi' This one will keep yon ftueasing and sure to please, different than any ther Tom Mix pictures also Clyde Cook In "THE CHAUFFEUR" and acenle TraTelOKue. o change In prices. 6-24-2 The Eastern Stars will have a Silver Tea at the home of Mrs. W. C. Mathew on Oliver street this coming Friday afternoon. Ira Vis, son of Mr. and Mrs. H. Vis of Myrtle avenue, was operated on for appendicitis by Dr. H. Timm at the St. Bernard's hospital in Chicago Monday morning. Mr. and Mrs. McClure of East Chicago, Miss Violett Breckman and Max Tucker attended a theatre in South Chicago on Saturday evening. Mrs. Herman Breckman of Atchison avenue was a Hammond visitor Monday. Mr. and Mrs. H. Thlesson of Indianapolis Blvd., attended the Eastern Star ordr in South Chicago on Monday evening. Mrs. George Dibbens, sister of Mrs. Thlesson was initiated that evening. Mrs. John Anderson of Atchison avenue, was reported on the sick list. , , Mis Ethel Culp, returned to her home on Indianapolis Blvd., from LaSane, 111., where she has been visiting relatives for the past week.
Mrs. William Broderick of Atchison avenue was a South Chicago visitor on Monday. Those who attended the Tonng People's Alliance Fellowship ban-q-uet at the T. M. C. A. in Chicago, were Mrs. H. Powell her daughter
Ruth and son Wendel, Mrs. X. Brown
Mr. and Mrs. Pee Jewett. Mrs. A. M. Martz and Mrs. Jones. Rev. H. C. Powell visited Miss Mildred Fischrupp at the St. Bernard's
hospital in Chicago. Miss Fischrupp who was operated on for a goitre is getting along nicely. Mr. and Mrs. A. Mallo and family of East Side, spent the day with Mrs. Mallo's parents, Mr. and .Mrs. P. Qminn of 120th Mreet. Mr. Hubler of Fort Wayne, Ind.,
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is visiting- his son u. Hubler of Atch.Von avenue. Mr. and Mrr:. Hinry Atchison of Chesterton, Ind.. viVted with relatives on Monday, Mrs. Agnes Schaf and sister Miss Amy Roberts, botn nieces of the former returned home with them. Mrs. Bruin of Atl:i?-ti avenue was in Chicago on business Monday. Mrs. Dora Biumefi.-ten of lake aenu ii;ed uer oaughter Mrs. H. Harms and hutbind at the Sjuth Shore hospital cn Tuesday. Sho reports both git;'ri rlong fine. Mr. and Mrs. A. M. Martx and son Miiton, and som: fr'ouSs from ChcaS 3 spent Sunday iTjJjying themselves in the Fore;t t'-eierve near nere. Mrs. Paul Horvit of Myrtle ave, was a visitor n Chicago Monday. .Mrs. Henry F. Esis if Luke ave. was a business vis'tor jn Hammond on Monday. Mrs. Carl Mo.-e of InJiannpolU Blvd., visited her mother-in-law, Mrs. Edson Moore, wh" Is confined to her home In Hammond ty illness.
LOWELL
Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Creek, of Rosalia, Kansas, camo lost evening for a visit with hr sister, Mrs. Anthony Nomanson, and family. Mrs. Welcome Robinson fell Monday evening and broke hr hip. She Is suffering oons'Ue.'.tb; s pain, but the doctors think she will recover. L. J. Scritohfl;ld, Oeorge Foster and Leroy Hayden went to lnd'anapolis yesterday -.o atf.Mid the Republican state convention. They are delegates from Cedar Crcelc and West Creek townships. Mr. and Mrs. E. N. Gragg of Shelby, were Lowell visitors yesterday. William McClellan is mowing the house he recently bought on the M. E. Church lot, to a lot opposite the high school building. Rev. J. I. Brlmberry will preach the annual memorial sermon in the Grand theatre next Sunday morning.
Messrs. Will Surprise and A. B. Hayhurst have bought the S. C. Simp son restaurant and took possession yesterday.
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Elizabeth Teutemacher and Anna Bauragartner started on their vacation on Sunday morning. They will make a trip to Niagara Falls, Buffalo, New York City, Philadelphia Washington and Baltimore to visit relatives and see the sights of the eastern states. E. B. Keilman, postmaster,, made the regular semi-regular trip over the route with sub-carrier Walter Schmal on Tuesday. There are a large number of mall boxes which re defective. According to the postal laws and regulations they should be looked after at once. 4 Mrs. Philips of Chicago is visiting with Mrs. B. Thiel. Mrs. J. L. Keilman spent Wednesday at Chicago. . Mr. H. N. Carnahan had his car badly damaged on Tuesday evening when another Ford collided with Ms. Both cars were damaged but nobody was hurt. M.iss Agnes Kahler left for her home at Rensselaer where she will spend her vacation with her parents.
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entitled "The Black Heifer." given at St. Martin's hall on Sunday evening. May 28th. , Everybody is cordially invited. Mrs. Wm. Klein was a Hammond visitor on Wednesday.
One of America's foremost women radio experts is M'rs. Charles E. Cutter of Tacoma. Mrs. Cutter was one of .the first women wireless operators. For some years she was engaged as a radio instructor and now she is actively interested in a radio manufacturing company.
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The Hanover township graduating exercises held at the Lincoln school on Friday evening drew a large crowd. Those completing the eighth grade were Florence Spanler, Sylvia Schutz, Blanche Meyer. Audrey Meyer, Wilmer Miller, Edward Saberniak Gertrude Huseman and Florence Ludwig. Mrs. John Mensenberger spent the week-end with her parents. There wil be a home talent play
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