Hammond Times, Volume 15, Number 234, Hammond, Lake County, 19 June 1922 — Page 8

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TTTTC TTlsrRS "MVmdnv. .Tnno 19, 1922, I KING OF ENGLAND CELEBRATES C7TH BIRTHDAY

WHITING NEWS NOTES

rUl.NCHJSS THEATHK TOSIGUT lEXROD,Nby .Booth TarlOjuKtoa. vrltU Wesley Uanr- 6-13-1 A very pretty June -wedding tooK place on Saturday jftrnoon, June snenteenth at -five o'oloclc, -when iliaa JeASie Ferris, daughter of Rev. and Mrs. W. L. Ferris of Wheat on. 111., nd David Haegrer of Aurora I1L, were married at the home of the tride's parents. In 343 Jefferson ave., Wheaton, -with. Rev. George McCollum officiating. The bride has been . teacher in English In the WhltSns Junior Hlgrh School for the past two years and s a member of the Foctnfcstfiy Club of this city. After a short honeymoon trip they win be at 9vom to their many friends at 23 Spruce venue, Aurora. 111. where Mr. Haeger is engag-ed in business. Miss Vera Flaugher will entertain the members of the Beta Gamma Sorority .t her home in 1287 Myrtle avenue tomorow evening1 at eight o'clock, Mlns IXJMlse Mattern, who has been attending- school In Ann Arbor, Mich. Is apendlnar th summer vacation at her home In Oliver street. Hh Fwtntghtly Cluib. will enjoy a ttocnOmy J-uivoheon. and picnic in the "TOiltln? Park on Wednesday, June list nd all tnember are invited to attend. Miss Myrtle- "Pedersen of Sheridan VTfnuo .3ias gono to Terre Haute, tod., -where ehe will attend the summer mssIotx of the State Normal. Fred Abbott has returned from Indianapolis, Lad., where he went on a short (business trkp. The Royal Ne!gitKr will meet tis evening in the I. O. O. T. haU inTlaxftrupp avenu. "2Claa Frederlcka Matson wtho ihas been visiting at the Pedersen home la lltSh street has returned to her home. in Lake Geneva. Wisconsin. Tho "W. 3. A. of the Maccabees will rflW heir regular meeting Wednesday eve nine:. 3&s Lei a Crook "attended the wed Ainx of her sister, wlhloh took place aiIreport, ill.. Saturday. AfteT tb wedding Miss Crook left for her home in California. Mr. nd Mrs. Henry Lan have moved into the Gerber house in Myrtle avewu. Mirs. Brockleman of Chesterton. Ind., vdslted friends here last Friday. Rer. Georgs McCollura of Chicago. Ill, occupied the pulpit at the Congregational church. Sunday. Miss Lucille Taylor of Atchison avenue Is entertaining her father, of Xefbraska. ITOIXCESS THEATRE TOXIGHT PE.VROD, y Booth Tarklngton, with Wesley Barry 6-19-1 Miss Mary Petcina n company with Mr. and Mra Jones of Chicago left Sunday via motor for Maine, where they will spend the summer. The Sigma Delta Sorority will be entertained Wednesday afternoon by Mrs. Al. Mel dan 1 at her home in the Webster Flats 1n Forsyth Water Gardens. They will te entertained at "500" Wednesday evening by Mrs. Fred Snyder, also of the Forsyth Water Gardens. Miss Blanch Meek of Indianapolis Blvd., will be graduated from the Home Economics Department of the Lewie Institute Thursday evening of this week. Milnses Evelyn and Irene Stewart of Sheridan avenue attended the FerrislHaeger weddlcs In Wheaton Saturday. The Whiting Summer School is now in session where classes in all grades and high school are being held from 8:30 a. m. to 12 o'clock. These classes wiU be of six weeks duration. Mrs. Thos. Eaton entertained the One O'clock Luncheon Clu'b at a two course luncheon Friday afternoon. After the luncheon cards were enjoyed, high scores (being held by Mesdazneu Osterberg ,nd Loudenber. The Eastern Stars will hold their next regular meeting Monday evening, June 26th, in the Masonic hall. This will toe past Matron's and past Patron's night and after initiation a aocJ.l hour end refreshments will toe enjoyed. Mr. and Mrs. O. Nichols of Hebron motored to Whiting yesterday and were tihe gueats of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Allison of Sheridan avenue.

The members of the Church of

Christ will give an Ice cream social at the corner of 119th and Oliiver streets, tomorrow evening. Fotmater Fred G. Kennedy entertained the postal employes at a

chicken dinner and supper in the Thornton Forest Preserves yester-, day. They all had a fine time. j Mrs. M- J. Gemberllng of Valparojso tm the weew-end guest of Mrs. : Thomas Eaton of Sheridan avenue. i Ro'bert Longley of Beverly Hills; wn ft. W h I 1 1 n c-)iAkf TVIo.. -- I

Ing. ' Tony Petrowskl who was arrested by officer 8urdukowkl for driving an automobile wiehout a license and without a certificate of ownership wa found guilty and fined $11.00 on

Whiting Advertisements Are Winners

When you tnlnk ot furniture, thick of IL Gordon & Sons. 4-1 Per Good Furniture, G to Self, era. 4-1 FOR 6AL3E Pool Tahle and Combination Stove; 1373 Myrtle av. 6-17-3 When you think of shoe repairing think of Indiana Shoe Repairing 6 hop, shoe shining parlor, hats cleaned and blocked, think of 524 lth L. phon Whiting 76-I. 6-17-6 Paint your house with Pattern's Bun Proof Paint, for sale by Tom Smalser, 605 Ind, Blvd. 6-12-tf

STAR THEATRE TOXIGHT PASSIOK F"RlIT," Fox vrs, Comedy, SJC 'EM TTROWME. the wonder doit. 6-19-1 For what doth it profit a man if he hath sesn the castles of many kingdoms, and iiath not a cottage of his own? Whiting Saving Loan" Association, 600 118th street. Whiting. Ind 6-19-1

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rv Klncr Georp V of England recently celebrated his sixtyseventh birthday anniversary fwith a gala celebration through-

King George, mounted, saluting colors.

out London. The king also reviewed hia personal troops, garbed in their pre-war dress. All

England joined in the celebration I the word

and the king was the recipient of congratulatory messages from rulers and leaders in all parts of

each change. Mias Ann Griffith cf Ohio avenue. Is entertaining tb Misses Mary and Ann Stonehafn, of Wood River, 111. The Miisses Stonehara were formerly Whiting girls. Mr. and Mrs. K. A. Olson of Ohio avenue visiting- relatives in Nebraska and Kansas City. Mr. J. L. Clark has purchased a new Jewett touring car.

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While on his way to a farm near Wheeler to demonstrate a milking machine early Friday morning, Mr. R. Collver passed a tPuck loaded wlrh chickens. Inasmuch as chicken thieves have been at work in this vicinity during- the past few weeks. Mr. Collver become suspicious and drew hps sun on the four men who were driving the truck. The men surrendered and upon investigation were found to r.ave stolen the chickens near Wanatah. Thty gaive their address as Hammond. The men were taken to Valparaiso and turned over to the officials of that city. Inivitations have been issued for a miscellaneous bazaar shower to be given at the home of Miss Catherine Wehner next Tuesday evening. . Mrs. Frazie and brother Mr. Verl Martin are vis-itlng with relatives at Tipton, Ind. Mrs. Xe'lle Jones and daughter, Miss Helen of Chicago are here visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrsi E. James.

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pkivcess theatre tonight PE.XR.OD, by Booth Tarklngton, with Wesley Barry. 6-19-1 Miss Vera Flaugher of Myrtle avenue will entertain the Beta Gamma Upsilon Sorority at her home tomorrow evening. . . Mr. John Anderson of South Chicago, visited with relatives here over Sunday. Miss Anna Gilson of Atchison avenue is confined to her home by illness. Mr. and Mrs. Sam Cunningham and children of Indiana Harbor spent Sunday with Mrs. Cunningham's parents Mr. and Mrs. Fred Leverenz of Myrtle avenue. Mrs. August Utisch of Myrtle ave. who has for the past three months been ailing with heart rrcuble is feeling a little better at this time. Mrs. Orville Schlatter and baby, returned to her home on Lincoln ave. from St. Bernard's hospital In Chi-

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cago at which place the b-aby' was borr two weeks ago. Both are getting clong fine. Mrs. George and her seven children of Myrtle eu.'enue left Saturday morning for Michigan, where they wlM spend one week with the former's brother and family on a farm. The three older G-eo-rge children will remain there during school vacation. Mr. and Mrs. X. A. Emerson and tilielr daughter Helen, and Mrs. Chas. Brown of 120th street motored to Hobart last Friday evening where they attended the Hobart Rebekah lodge. Mrs. John Dusnek of Reese avenue spent Sunday with her sister and family at Harvey. 111. Mr. Herbert Hu'ble-r who recently sold his home on Atchison avenue, left for his parent's home at Fort Wayne. Ind.. where he and his children expect to remain for the present time. Miss Violetto Goldlng's Sunday Sdhool class of the Presbyterian church will enjoy a 'beach supper at the Whiting Park tomorrow evening. IPRIXCESS TIIEATIIE TOMGHT PEXROD, by Ilooth TarkJnton, with Wesley Barry. 6-19-1

lished a roarbe'r shop and shoe shining stand to aid t!. city's poor. Charming volunteer workers daily shine the .shoes and cut the hair of sister students. Xo longer is it necessary for the co-d to cojxI her "bob" at home and trust to luck to look charming after a hard day's work at lessons. Instead, she may now visit the Echool barber shop, where a fair sister collegian puts the proper kinks into her hair or a fancy polish on her smart boots. There " is no fixed charge for either service, the' "customer" merely making a voluntary contribution to the Women's League fund. The Women's League co-operates with the city settlement workers.

Barber Shop Opened by Detroit Students INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVICE DETROIT. June Co-eds o the Detroit Junior collece have estab-

Many Radio Stations iBroadcast to Farmers

PNTE9 NATIONAL NEWS SERVICE WASHIXGTOX, June Forty-one radiophone 'broadcasting stations are used by the department of agriculture In transmitting to farmers we-ather. crops and market news, according to department officials here. This service has expanded rapidly sinco it was Inaugurated eighteen months ago, the four latest additions to the department's list ofstations being Merwphis, Tenn.; Jacksonville. F!a.; Roswell, Xew Mexico, and Milwaukee, Wis.

SCANTINESS OF FEMALE ATTIRE ENTERS INTO SENATE'S DISCUSSIONS ON TARIFF

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Senator McCumber, left, and Senator Gooding, examining exhibit of imported Roods, including pink pretties.

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Beats . , . . .As It Sweeps. . . . .As It Cleans ONLY The Edward C. Minas Co. Is authorized to sell and service Hoovers in the city of Hammond. Replacement of parts under our factory guarantee only obtainable thru Edward C. Minas Co., 158 State St., Hammond, Ind. The Hoover Suction Sweeper Co., 140S Republic Bldg., Chicago

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Printed Linoleum, 6 feet wide, a square yard I 1 Q C $1.C0 to Printed Linoleums, 12 feet wide, a square jj 1 OC yard, $1.00 to. .

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New "Kitchen Maids" Arrive in Town Our new line of Kitchen Maids is here, ready for your inspection be sure to consider the added advantages of this cabinet before you make your decision. The Kitchen Maid has every feature of the ordinary kitchen cabinet with two exclusive advantages. All corners in'ide and out are rounded; every surface is smooth (no panels) 78 dust-catching corners are actually eliminated. We want you to see them. Just come in; you don't have to buy we are sure tho Kitchen Maid will be your choice. Large White Enamel Cabinet, 48 inch. . .$87.50 White Enamel Cabinet 54.50 Golden Oak Cabinet 42.00

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