Hammond Times, Volume 16, Number 84, Hammond, Lake County, 26 September 1922 — Page 2

Pn.ge Two

THE TIMES

EAST CHICAGO AND THE HARBOR

Reckless Driving After .crashing; into the machine of Bob Burrell's, popular restaurant man, twice as It was standing: in front of 4320 Olcott avenue, John Dragos of 4420 Todd avenue. East Chicago, by Officer Kerr and la being: held on a charge of drunk and reckless driving by the authorities under a $400 bond.

Cave Man Tactics After several months of family trouble during which Mrs. Joe Kauczynskl, of 604 151st street. East Chicago, charges her husband oi several occasions with assault artd intent to kill, terminated yesterday in the arrest of the "cave man" husband. Zt !a being held to the East Chicago police station under a $500 realty bond to appear in the city court today.

Seeks Protection Seeking protection for himself and wife, Groundtree Belvan complained to the Harbor police cf "Walter X'pshaw of 3 SI 3 Carey

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Strand theater, Pittsburg, shewing hole in foyer whet floor r way.

Police and city authoritiea of Pittsburg; are probing the Strand theater disaster which resulted in

the death of one child and in- I children waited at the door for, jury of thirty-eight other. The admission to the picture at I concrete floor gave way as fifty The picture wu "Tha Tiap."

street, Indiana Harbor, threatening to do them bodily harm. Belvan says that he has been accorded rousrh treatment by Vpshaw. On a charge of assault and battery Vpshaw was placed under a $500 bond.

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Read These Twin City Advertisements

WASSEY'S PLEATING SHOP tl STATE STREET Ileasi with Cold tn !! f braadl also much all colors. Buttorn Bolos. Battona CoTttd, Kimbroldartlas. Braldla, Eadlaa rUM Himnltd 440. I-T-U

To shone itwi Itema to East Chi lags Tlne uffle. call Kaat Chicago 2SS.

VIOLIN AJTD VULXO UTSTB0CTIOII . Mrs. Isabelle Mucklan, graduate of American Conservatory of Music, 4H2 Vfegg ave. Phone 415-"" East Chicago. 9:25:6t

Every public spirited citiren of East Chicago and Indiana Harbor is Invited to meet with the Chamber of Commerce at the noon-day dinner, Wednesday, Sept. 27. at the Congregational church. It is desired at this conference to arrive at an agreement as to the scope and matter of the program for the coming year. If you are interested in the city yau are invited to attend, whether you are a member of the chamber or not.

Auto Damaged Slight damage was done to the machin? of C. V. Termini, real estate man with offices in the Calumet building at East Chicago, when S. Kwialkowski of Xorthcote avenue, ran his car into that of Termini's as it was parjied in front of 4722 Forsyth avenue, yesterday.

Ladles of the Rosary Society of St. Patrick's church will give a Five Hundred and Bunco party it the home of Mrs. Frank Swentzel, 3820 Grapevine Blvd., Tuesday evening, September 26th. Good prizes and refreshments. Everybody is Invited. 9:25:lt

Sewer Improvement Petitions for tha construction of a larger local sewer on Michigan avenue at Indiana Harbor In conjunction wlLh the paving of this street were made during the regular me "ting of the East Chicago board of works yesterday afternoon. It is the opinion of many

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now while the street is torn up is the opportune time to lay a larger drainage sewer. The board has this question up for further consideration.

by the pastor, Rev. Georfo F. Craig, with only the Immediate relatives present. Following the ceremony a reception was held at the home of the brides parents at 610, 144th St.. at which address the young people will go to housekeeping in the urper flat. Mrs.- J. Hartman will entertain at a benefit card party for the Italian church on Thursday afternoon at her home on Beacon street. Miss Jean CiaJck of Chicago, was a Sunday guest of Miss Jenme Quinn of Olcott avenue. Mrs. Stephen Joyce of 144th street is visiting at the home of her daughter., Mrs. Leo McGuire, in Pittsburgh. Pa. The Ladles of the Rosary Society of St. Patrick's church will entertain

at a bunco and five hundred party this evening at the home of Mrs. Swentzel of Fir street. The ladies of St. Aubln's Guild are asked not to forget the all day sewing tomorrow at the home of Mrs.

Little on 136th street ann to bring something along for the pot luck

luncheon. T. J. Godfrey, of 144th street. Is expected home this week from East St. Louis, where he has been spend lng some time with his son, Thomas. Jr., who is In the garage business in that city. The first meeting of the season of the conference of club presidents and program chairmen will be held Thursday morning at 10:30 in the Fine Arts building, room 500-C. Mr. and Mrs. A. Ottenheimer cf

Charter No. 7601

Reserre District No. 7

REPORT OF CONDITION OF THE First National Bank At East Chicago, in the State of Indiana, at the close of Business on Septemberl5th,1922

Gottlieb C. Oxmann UNDERTAKER "Formerly With C. H. Stewart" 8. W. cor. Fayette and Claude St. Phone 1057. Lady Assistant

Twin City News Notes

Miss Mary Xamenyi and William Holater were quietly married Saturday afternoon at three o'clock at the East Chicago Methodist church

FIRST CALUMET TRUST AND -

SAVINGS BANK

To Bank That Service Built

Capita and Snrphu $120,000.00

Fire in the Dead of Night

You are awakened by noises and clanging bells. Through the window there shows the red and yellow glare, reflections of the flames that are fast eating up thousands of dollars worth of property. That fire may also destroy your property. It is then your Insurance Policy possible stands between you and financial ruin. Are you protected by Fire Insurance as you should be? You can soon learn how you stand. Call at this Bank or else ring us. Phone East Chicago 950. One of our insurance specialists will gladly call on you. OPEN FRIDAY EVENINGS 6:00 TO 8:00

SAST CHICAGO

INDIANA

263.770.25

RESOURCES Loans and discounts, including rediscounts, acceptances of other banks, and foreign bills of exchanges or drafts sold with endorsement of this bank (except those shown in b and c) .' $725,483.12 Total loans Overdrafts, secured, none; unsecured $185.74 U. S. Government securities owned: Deposited to secure circulation (U. S. bonds 'par value) 100.000.00

All other United States Government securities (including premiums, if any) Total Other bonds, stocks, securities, etc: .... Banking House. $76,000.00; Furniture fixtures $22,296.67 Lawful reserve with Federal Reserve Bank Items with Federal Reserve Bank in process of collection Cash in vault and amount due from national banks Checks on other banks in the same city or town as reporting bank (other than Item 12) Total of Items 9. 10. 11. 12. 13 Miscellaneous cash items Redemption . fund with U. S. Treasury and due from U. S. Treasurer Other assets, if any

$725,483.12 185.74

197.212.20 288.19

363.770.25 181,102.37 98.296.67 82.589.08 15.119.07 177.595.98 4.497.15 288.19 5.000.00 8.925.93

Total $1,662,853.55

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LIABILITIES Capital stock Surplus fund

Undivided profits $23,435.67 Reserved for interest and taxes accrued 4.598.18 28.033.85 Less current expenses, interest, and taxes paid 913.83 Grculating notes outstanding Amount due to national banks Amount due to State banks, bankers, and trust companies in the United State and foreign countries (other than included in Items 21 and 22) Certified checks outstanding , Cashier's checks outstanding Total of Items 21. 22. 23. 24. 25 33.156.91 Demand deposits (other than bank deposits) subject to Reserre (deposits payable within 30 days) : Individual deposits subject to check. . Certificates of deposit due in less than 30 days (other than for money borrowed State, county, or other municipal deposits secured by pledge of assets of this bank or surety bond Total of demand deposits (other than bank deposits) subject to Reserve, Items 26. 27. 28, 29. 30. 31 815-297.16 Other time deposits . . Postal savings deposits Total of time deposits subject to Reserve, Items 32. 33. 34. and 35 532.809.91 Liabilities other than those above state . .

100.000.00 50.000.00

27.120.02 98.700.00 3.650.08

23.384.34 1 75.29

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663.099.14 14.130.85 138.067.17

529.808.63 3.00128

5.769.55

Total $1,662.85355

STATE OF INDIANA ? t. CDNTY OF LAKE L W L- Sywflc.eiy Cksfoer of the aJbcrweMjametl bank, do sotemTy swear that the ainwe statement is true to die best of my knowledge and belief. V- L. SPENCER. Cashier. Subscribed and sworn to- before me. Correct Attest ; this 19th day of September.. 1922. WALTER J. RILEY, MARGARET B. LUSBY. C A- WESTBERG, (Seal) Notary Public JOHN J. BLOCK. My crmrmissicoi-expires.Fei12th.,2J93 Directors

North Magoun ave., are entertaining Mrs. Roy Hedge r of Detroit. Mich. East Chicago Pythian Slater will celebrate thoir tenth anniversary this evening In their hall on Olcott avenue, by having a banquet and having their charter members 1111 the chaira. Mr. and Mr. Newell Moor motored-from their home In Brazil, Ind., Saturday and are visiting their brother, Ovid Moore, and family of Hammond and their cousin, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Sweeney, of 144th street. They motored to Water Valley today, accompanied by Mrs. Sweeney to vltilt Mr. Moore' aunt, Mrs. Cora Mcintosh. The Ladles' Aid of the Indiana Harbor M. E. church will meet in the ohurch parlors Thursday for an all day sewing. At noon they will enjoy a light luncheon. Miss Myra Kemmerer of Mark and Miss Gladys Clapper, of 145th st., are entertaining the Kappa Phi Delta Sorority this evening- at the home of the former, in honor of the sorority's first anniversary. The decoralions will be In the club colors, lavender and fold, with the club flower, lavender sweet peas the main decoration. The color scheme will also be carried out In the three course luncheon which the hostesses wlrl serve. It Is Just one year ago today since the chapter was Instituted. A. A. Oeffner. of 144th street, was called to his home near Pittsburgh, Pa., yesterday by the serious illness of his father. Rev. Georre F. Cralf left this a. m. for Brazil, Ind., where ho will attend the North West Indiana Conference of the Methodist church, which Is convening in that city for one week. Attorney liuglx Carroll was called to bis home in Linton, Ind.. yesterday by the death of his father, who had been an Invalid for the past fourteen years. His death, however came Quite unexpectedly. The Plymouth club of the Congregational church held their first meeting of the season last evening Mrs. Everett Stone is quite ill with heart trouble, at her home on North Tod avenue. Julian Cohn, son of Mr. and Mrs. David Cohn, left the latter part of last week to resume his second year's studies at Harvard university. Miss Florence Bayman returned last evening from her home In Ft. Wayne, where she spent the weekend and attended her sister's wedding-, i ' Mrs. Mary Phillips, who has besn visiting her sister, Mrs. Arthur Grove of Drummond street, will return to her home in Milwaukee tomorrow Mrs. Grove will accompany her to Chicago. Miss Ethel Mathusa, who has been connected with the East Chicago State bank for the past three years. Is leaving- Sunday evening for San Pedro. Cal.. where she expects to make her future home. The Indiana Harbor Woman's club are opening their fall activities in holding their annual luncheon, next Wednesday. Oct. 4th, at 1 o'clock In the I. O. O. F: hall, instead of at the churches as has been the case heretofore. Mrs. Helman, of Whiting, will have charge of the menu and serving. Dr. James L. Gardner of the Methodist church of Austin, III., will give a monologue lecture on Ben Hur. It is hoped all club members will attend this first meeting of the season. The Plymouth club of the Congregational church held their first meeting of the season lat evening in the church parlors. The affair was in the nature of a farewell In honor of Miss Ethel Mathusa, who was presented with a lovely bouquet. The club, regrets very much the loss of such a faithful member, and the very best wishes of all Its members will accompany Miss Mathusa to her future home. Games were enjoyed and a dainty lunch served. The Esther Rebekah Social club have completed their plans and have all In readiness for their biff bazaar to be held in I. O. O. F. hall. Fri-

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Also A Screen Picturizat'on of EDGAR ALLEN POE'S Famous Poems and SPECIAL OVERTURE HUNGARIAN LUSTSP1EL By Keler Bela Presented by Parthenon Orchestra Under Direction of Elmer Newstrom

ORPHEUM MATINEE DAILY LAST TIME TODAY Mr. and Mrs. Carter DeHaven in "My Lady rriends Also WALLACE BERRY

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"THE POLICEMAN AND THE BABY" TOMORROW and THURSDAY WILLIAM RUSSELL In His Latest "A SELF-MADE MAN" Also Celebrated Comedy "BREAKING INTO JAIL"

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Grandmas Boy' A Hu Txwlmt 5 Paaz Piemi Also "A TRIP TO PARAMOUNT TOWN" Showing All the Stars of Famous Players in Action Also Pathe Weekly COMING THURSDAY For Three Days WALLACE REID in "THE DICTATOR"

day afternoon and evening, September 29th. There will be booths of home-made candy, home baked goods, market, parcel post, aprona and fancy work, with a program of music and refreshments. Mr. and Mrs. P. Klleman, of Grape vine boulevard, are in Detroit this week attending the druggist's convention.

MERR1LLVILLE

The subject in the M.- E. Church last Sunday was "Christian, NonChristian and Heathen." Miss Lucille and Lenore Boyd sang. Ttev. McCutcheon expects to go to Brazil. Ind., this week to attend the South Bend annual conference. He will "be ordained at that time. We expect to haive a pastor here after conference so that there will !be services both morning and evening. Rev. McCutcheon expects to go to Griffith. Mr. O. Kersey and family and Mr. W. Wall and family from Burnham visited at Miss Augle Glazier's last Sunday.

We understand that Mr. John

Smith took about ten flrsts and second premiums at the fair. Hard to

beat John. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Wood from Gary, spent Sunday here with relatives.

Mayibel Staltz and her friend. Rose

Ricker ifrom Teekny, 111., spent last Sunday here with her parents.

Mr. and Mrs. Carl Mania are mov

ing: to Gary this week. The Aid Society wih hold an a!l day meeting Wednesday. Pot luck dinner will be served and election of officers in the afternoon. All

members are requested to be pres

ent. The Merrillvllle scliool 'boys played .Ijase ball with Leroy last Sunday

and the score stood 16 to 1 In favor

of Merrillvllle. The Bale family from LaGrange pent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. P. Snyder and the M. Lennartz family. Mr. Georpe Boyd had all of his chickens stolen last Saturday night. About 75 in all. He heard a noise nnwnr the chickens and (rot up and

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went out and found one old hen they had missed. Mrs. Nettie Xikech went to Joliet Monday to see a sick sister.

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Edward Jenner, who Introduced smallpox vaccination, was & poet of merit.

Charles Darwin, famous evolutionist, was very delicate and considered hi? day's work done at noon.

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