Hammond Times, Volume 16, Number 4, Hammond, Lake County, 22 June 1922 — Page 8

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THE TIMES

Thnrsdar, June 22, 1922.

WHITING NEWS NOTES

be dedicated. The new Slovak church Is located on 114th street and Stanton avenue.

Ths Booster danca given by tie citizens committee In the dancing paTllicn In tie City park last evening' proved to be a great success end they will ba continued every Wednesday evening' .until July 4tn. the proceeds going (for tfca celebration In the parte on that day. The Independence Day Booster Program to be held In tha Community Caxrter ball on Thursday venlng. Jtine Jth, at eight q'eloclc will feature many or our mast talented performers, among whocn are U3ss Mae Moxley, soprano; Mary Grogan. Colletta McFadden. and Miriam Gordon in a one act comedy; Harry Olalr, tenor: Mrs. Hadley, piano; Mrs. Doll, soprano; Lawrence SmlOh, Jewish, monologue: Ed Orady, Dorothy (Burton and Emma Vater, special dance and Wm. Wilton, piano. The admission will be 60 Oanta with no aeata reserved and the proceeds will also go to the 4th of July celebration fund. Mr. D. B. Purlnton baa gone to Conatantine, Midi., to rlsit Mrs. Harry Thompson of that place for several days. " 2Cas Lucille Kushey Is arpendins a two 'weeks' (vacation with her parents' l.n Wisconsin. Mrs. Ada D. Davidson left yesterday for Milwaukee, Wis., to attend the graduation exercises of Elsie Mitchell, who Is a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Mitchell, nee Lucy Davideon, of this city. There will le a meeting of the chairmen of the Independence Day festlvitles in the Jubtic Library,

Friday evening. June SOth, at S o'clock. All chairmen are requested to have their reports ready by this time. Mr. and Mrs. Dave Purlnton entertained Mr. and Mrs. Vincent James and family of East Side at their summer cottage in Cedar Lake over the week-end. Mrs. Patrick Boyle of New Tork avenue has returned from the Wesley hospital in Chicago, where she underwent a serious operation. PRIXCESS THEATRE TODAY "THE FOOLISH 31ATROS," no. bar Boiworth, Dorla May and an all star cast. We recommend and BTOaraatee this pjentre la vrry way. Alwn added attraction. Cluu-Ue Chaplin In his greatest comedy, "PAY DAY." 6-21-1 Mrs. Georgs Hoe of nshrupp avenue was a Chicago visitor yesterflay. Abe Stowell kas returned from Albuquerque, New Maxico, to spnd rne summer here with his father. Star Stowell t,Laporte avenue. On Sunday, June 25th, at 3 p. m., Ihs Slovak Presbyterian Church will

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Mrs. Mollis Felson sold her grocery store on 116th street to M,r. an3 Mrs. Drum jf Hammond. The new owners will take possession on the first day of July. Mrs. Felson on account of her health was forced to retire from business. The LflJies of Central avenue have moved to the Gerba cottage on Myrtle avenue. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Stross, Mrs. Charles Stjoas and children visited relatives in Chicago on Tuesday. The ride and groom, Mr. and Mrs. Korcryk, returned from their trip to Oolomo. Mich., Mr. and Mrs. Christie expect to remain with the latter's parents, Mt. and Mrs. Korczyk of Roberts avenue. Mrs. Landon of Chicago and formerly of Robertsdale visited friends here on Tuesday. Mrs. Edward Klemm ot Superior avenue visited friends at Windsor Park today. Mors. W. Thorrjas and daughter. Mrs. Floyd Emerson of Atchison avenue were "visitors in Hammond on Wednesday. Miss Hasel Bruin of Atchison avenue Is spending her summer vaca-

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tion with rel.-iMvs 'n Kentucky. PRIXCKS' ' "IK TODAY "THE I f KOXS," Bo. bart Do-.v. lay and an all star c; Jiamtid and smarnte t - c In every way. Also added ctt.u.i;uu, Charlie Chaplin ia his greatest comedy, "PAY DAY." 6-21-2 Mrs. H. M. Nichols of Cleveland a.ven.ue. entertained her niece Mrs. Ritchie of Chicago on Wednesday. John Miller ot Atchison avenue, left for his home at t.fayette( Ind., to spend several days of bis vaca. tion. Mrs. A. Schmittle and son Elmer Barter rrotored to Bourben, Ind., where they will Join the latter's wife and son who have been spending the past, weelt with relatives of that place. They expect to return home tomorrow. Mrs. Edward Blohm and children were visitors in CMcag-o yesterday. Mrs. Louis Klemm Jr., -who has been ailing for several days Is rettingalonr nicely at this time.

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A number of oar folks attended the strawberry social at Gr'fflth ist Wednesday evening. Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Lightfoot and Caughter and M'. and Mrs. Cleaver, of Griffith were Hessvllle visitors, Thursday evening". Mr and Mrs. Geo. Euni an.d Mr. Barnes f Hammond attendei ths ptrawberry festival at the Clirlit cn church Thdrsdsy evening". The Zatalathean Sunday School Class and husbands of the First M. E- Church were entertained at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ferman HarJJns last Friday evening-. Miss Irene Johnson prepared and served a delicious luncheon to the followingguests. Dr. and Mrs. RIst and their daugrhter Helen. Mra. Morris. Mr. and Mrs. Abbott and daugrhter, Mr. and Mrs. Wade, Mrs. Brown, M. and Mrs. Peterson, Mr. and Mrs. Grimmer, Mrs. Buckman and son, Wayne, all from Harmmond. Mr. and Mra DeMetro, of Chicago, Mr. and Mrs. J. Wagner and son, Mr. and Mrs. D. W. Johnson and family, of Hessvllle. The guests enjoyed the evening- Immensely. Mrs. Myrtle Hay and, children of Houston "Valley, Tenn., is spending her vacation at the home of her father .Mr. Marenis Shay and other relatives here. Mrs. Eva Proeschold was stricken with an attack of acute appendicitis while visiting her daughter Mrs. C. Camp of South Hammond last Saturday.

parents at the south-eastern part of Indiana. Mrs. Clare Kramer Bllleaux attended the Golden Alumni Jubilee, last week of St. Marya college at Prairie du Ch!n, Wis., returning home Monday.

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Paul Simmons of Joliet called on friends Sunday. Mrs. Mckinley Is visiting her mother Mrs. Robinson. Mrs. Wm. Gettler and son Raymond were Hammond visitors Monday. Chas. McCune and sister of Chicago spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Bremer. Mr. Mat. Herman and sister Estelle. Mr. and Mrs. Peter Klein and daughter Lucille, motored to Chicago Sunday and spent the day at the home of John Klein.. Jacob Ho ffim an and family ot Chicago, epent Sunday with Mrs. Gro-thans.

Sister Mary Esther Is spending

several days visiting with her father and relatives. Eetelle Keilman of Hofbart returned to her home after apendlng the week with Mr. and Mrs. Paul Gettler. Mrs. Charles 9trudeman and daughters were the guests of Mr. and Mr e. Chas. Keilman.

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Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Dutton and family of Griffith called on Mr. and Mrs. Walter Swets, Sunday. A. Moeller and brother of Dyer, transacted business In Highland on Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Apaskl and family were Chicago visitors last Sunday. Mr. W. H. Wells and family left on a motor trip to Nunlca, Michigan. Mr. and Mrs. Homer Lydlck ar preparing to move to Chicago.

In Swltierland when the cows are driven to the mountain pastures for the summer, the leader, which wears the bell, has her neck garlanded with flowers for luck.

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The Toung Ladies Sodality of St. Bridget's Church gave a miscellaneous shower at the home of Miss Cathern Wehner Tuesday evening. Mies Stella Keilman returned home Monday afternoon after a visit of a week at Dyer. Mr. and Mrs. F. Braz of Chicago, visited at the S. Baum$r home yesterday. Miss iMargaret Tabbert has accepted a position in the office of the American Bridge works. The Whist Club will meet with Mrs. Ed. Fleck Thursday evening. Charley Bradley has purchased the Emll Schar.back property on Cleveland avenue now occupied by Atorney H. B. Snyder. Mrs. C. H. Burnett Is visiting her

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CLUB WOMEN TO TAO FLAPPER In That Case Uncle Sam Will Be Her Guardian Angel.

t INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVICE CHAUTAUQUA. X. T., June 12. Uncle Sam will (be the guardian angel of the poor little flapper, if a reform drive on divorce and marriage laws, as advocated -by the Federation of Women's clubs. Is approved hy the Federal government. One of the first steps of the convention representing 2.000,000 American women, was to take in hand the bob haired, powder puffed, rouged and shortsklrted feminine of the pecles who 'builds alrcasties with her Jelly beaned beau and then sklpa with him to some romantic spot to live on hugs and kisses and let the world take care of Itself. The convention's action sound the death knell for runaway flapper marriages, (because it advocates the passage of a federal law, general In Its application wdiich provides that no girl under 18, or toy under 21 can marry without consent of parents or guardian. It also recommends announcement o bans of Intended marriage two weeks prior to the ceremony; requires physicians certificates as to mental and physical fitness when the license is Issued, and urges the repeal of all state marriages and divorce statutes, because no two states are said to have the same marriage and divorce laws. What the convention seeks Is uniformity and the delegates believe the oniy-way to obtain It ia by congressional action. Therefore, shortly congress will be aaked to pass a law ooverlng all of this ground. And the poor little flapper then will find it harder to run away with her "onlleat goof because if mama and papa can't control her, UNCLE SAM WILL. There are 1.500 delegates in convention here, representing 60,000 clubs in the country, so you see the f.apper is the object ot considerable concern. Other provisions congress will hear about are: That divorces be allowed for proved physical or mental cruelty, desertion for a period of one year or more, proved infidelity and habitual drunkenness; interlocutory decrees to be made final only after the lapse of one year, making marriage before the lapse of one year illegal; divorce cases to be heard behind closed doors and the testimony never made public; the mother always to e given custody of tha hildren unless proveirtrhflt to take care of them. iirs. Genevieve Parkhurst, a writer on women's subjects, is here

representing the supporters of the movement which has the backing of some of the nation's most prominent leaders. She was in conference with Mrs. Thomas Wlrrter, Minneapolis, president ot the federation. It ia contended that the proportion of divorces is greater In America than any other country In the world.

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