Hammond Times, Volume 11, Number 47, Hammond, Lake County, 9 December 1922 — Page 9
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WHITING NEWS NOTES
vr.it rmvvTRi; iDMi.nr Itert I.jli'll in SHBKLOIK UK.OW.V f-uim'ifcii loniKil and Morle hat. Tomorrow Viola llnna In "TMEV LIhK. 'KM ROI (;u," .ao or the .Ni.rth and dmifdy, 12-9-1 Americanization Program Burnley evening ut trie Church of Christ. Hoar the f jJlowlriR speakers, ow. pon;o of the vital themes of today: 'has. S. Perel. Oscar Ahlgren, Walter H. Smith. These gfntieraen ate ivtU prepared and qualified to ;:ie the public some facts to think .;.ut. The program Is well pre5 : wlh tho-ught an(j music. A l-'.-rd Aim on Education will also be shown, hiring your friends. Mi tie school of Church of Christ meets at 5:45. Sirs. W. H. Shoup, t. THE nmiSTIiX SCIENCE SOCI. KTY OF KA.5T CHICAGO. Bm-.vn'g Hall. 612 Chicago ave. Sitelay ser.-lcf! 10:45 A. M., Subj't: "I'lod. the Preserver of Man ." Sunday School 12 o'clock. Wednesday services $.00 p. m. Reading room open Tuesdays and Friday 3 from : p. m. to S p. m. 1U.VMOI TIT CCGHEGATIOS.iL C1IUUCK. Thomas Alva Stubblns, Pastor. Morning Worship 11 a. in.. "Removing Mountains." 'livening 7:S0 p. m., "Bringing In the Sheaves." METHODIST FP1SCOP.U, CHVRCH H. P. Ivey, Pastor. .9:30 Ch-irch School and Junior church. 10:45 Public Worship with serra- ( n. "The Joy of Christian Living." 0:30 Kpworth Lea?u. Dr. II. J. Frr Jer.on. lader. A good place ''r vour-i; people to spend an hour -i Syr day evening. 7:30 !nlr,j Worship with serm- '), "Christ and the Well Meaning Mar) ." Special musle. morning: and even. i-g by chorus choir, Mr. George (.'alder, director. Poeond study on the. Book of Job a, the mid.weeii service, Wednesday : t, at 7:30. The music appreciation class of the Whiting hlsh school heard the hWro Symphony Orohes-tra under th direction of Frederick Stock at -fenestra Hall Thursday afternoon. Dr. Cook of Warsaw. Ind., is the guest of Frank Layer at his home i Central avenue. Mr. and Mrs. Milton Collins of Washington arc here visiting: with friends ar.d relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Leonard of Ind. jhvd., attended the Stock Show !n Chicago Friday. Mh;s Iren Peering' of Ml New Tork avenue and Mr. George Xewt n wero quietly married by Rev. 21. P. Ivey at the Methodist par. : 'u on Wednesday evening of this woo!;. The young people were .-. :-niif.-- tj,e bride's sister and : t husband, Mr. and Mrs. John BaAt the same time the little .- n of Mr. and Mrs. Balog-, Clar(iiro Harold, was christened. Miss Mary Grogan who underwent pu operation at the Lakeside hosplti -. i iri Chicago a week ago returned o her home on Central avenue toil IV. Mrs. William Bramer of East Side - -i.-,:fod with Wilting- people Wedt: 'J'iay. Kirey Cameron of 119th street, v ho has ben on the sick list Is able t i he r.'.it again. ' m ? ' ' . Char'es Patten entertained Whiting A d vertisem en to Arc Winners For Coed Furniture 6 t 9elftr'm. 4-1 stratus wicf? Select your BrunswlcH Thonotraph at Beifer'B, Whitlns' exclualv ag-eots for Brunawlck phonofrraphs and records. 10-30-lmo. "AN'TED TO HE.VT Two or three furnlshaj liglit liouseJtep!ng rtni. in Whiting-, good location .nd modern lfi"iKibli Would pay well for j.;ht fha.e, references furnished! A. J. (1., WhltlnjT News Ce. H-i-3 irnndsme Chrlstrni Gift In a Coli.r'bla Graphonola. Kold on uy lavmor.ta 'by Sam Aronberg, B02 l.&th p'reet, ox;en evenings. 13-6-tf V.'ANTIID Girl for Jiousnwork, mld-d-Ad woman to asmlut with "klnp, 401 USth street, T'hone : iiiMn- 123-M. 12-7-3 I-'"It PATvK Modern fl room new in li.k Venoer Residence tin Da is p. er.tu-: M intern 6 room New Brlok ! . n i ' w fin Ktarston avenue, terms. T-l, : '? I'. Whiting. 12-6-6 Anyone wantlncr roomers or board rn v.-li; S.-e assisted In sponrlnr the .) i- V-y racing Standard Oil Com. any F,:!pK ) mer.t iiureau, phone .'' Whiting. 3 2-5-5 Y' i will f.'irprlsed to see how .-. .l. k-y .,).- fcavinga grow. In a f'-w months yon will reaiize how much you havo helped yourself. V.'.'-.i: iri-. !': In.cs and Loan As?'cla. " . U-'.-l sieassHariers Smai! derfit v,iil hold p.r.y purchase for Christmzs delivery. . j. Lesser 145 Stats.St-
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sevral friends at a one o'clock luncihoon and bridge at her home on Sheridan avenue Wednesday afternoon. The Vtctrola -which was raffled off by tfh L. O. O. M. lodge- at their dance which, was given at the comnrjnlty oenter Thuraday evening, was won 'by Don Spurrier of Oliver street. The lucky number being Seriea Z, 10t. Mrs. Bob Jilwart of Sheridan ave., is confined to hef home with illness. The Home Eoonomlo Section of the Fortnightly Club will meet in the Domestic Science room of the high sohool Tuesday afternoon at 2 p. m. Therr wUl Tse a demonstration of Christmas Gifts. A large attendance is deslrdd. A large delegation from the Church of Christ attended the re, vival meetings which are being conducted iby Rev. Snyder of the Churchy of Christ at Indiana Harbor. The Plymouth Aid Society of the Congregational Church will meet at the home of Mrs. Walter Sohrage en Sheridan avenue Wednesday evening at eight o'clock. All members are requested to be present. Mrs. Mary X. Studebaker will entertain the Tri Kappa Sorority at hf-r home on 1166 Myrtle avenue on Monday evening. The Province Officer who was to have been pres. cnt at this meeting will not be present. Mrs. Of'born and son Merdlth of Benton Harbor, Michigan, were the guests of her sisters, Mrs. Frank AFlson of Sheridan avenue and Mrs. Walter Ginther of Laporte avenue, fur a few days. Mrs. Paul richolz f Fischrupp avenue wai in Chicago on business on Thursday. Mr. P. J. Carpenter is confined to his home on JennaylTania avenue, with Illness, Miss Florence Moore has been con fined to her home on Cleveland ave., for the put week with lllnese. Mre. William Shade of Laporte avenue most delightfully entertained the 3et To Gelhor Bunoo Club lit her home on Wednesday afternoon. The afternoon was epent In playing bunoo. Prlien being awarded to Mrs. Deroas first prize! Mxs. BrosJewaki, aecond: Mrs. Druick Johneon, third and Mrs. Ortler, consolation, aer whidh a delicious two oourae lunoihe&n wae served Iby the hostess. Mrs. William Hamlin and Mrs. W. Reed of Sheridan avenue vllted in Hammond Thursday. Mrs. Mary Fordyco of Schrage avcnue who fins been confined to her home with illness for the .past week Is able to be up and around. Kdward, the little sun of Mr. and Mm, John Canner of 119th street, who 1 on the. sick lint and under the care jf Dr. Lauer Is Improving. The quilt that wan raffled off at the Barred Heart hall was won by i Mrs. Kinll Keilman of Cleveland J avenue. The Center Piece which i was donated by Mrs. Frank Ba-rr, J was won by CaMper MatBon. Mrs. j Jos. tfcher of Sheridan avenua won the table cover and buffet Fcarf , j Mrs. Dorahe was the lucky winner of the Doll Bride and Miss Lucy won : the pretty doll which ti as donate; hy Miss Catherine O'Rcurke. Mrs. McDermott won the pair of Pillow Cases which was donated by Mrs. Campbell. Mrs. Frank Barr won tho center piece donated by SITs. j Jos. Kwk. Mrs. Messenbei g, win-j nor of the table cover donated by! Mrs. Maloney. Tho small quilt; was won by a lady from Hammond, j Anyone wishing to purchase ar-J ti.lfs that were left over from the I Christmas Market given by the p;ymouth Club of the Congregation-) :il Church can do so by callin- at the homo of Mrs. Walter Schruge. ; Wednesday evening, Dec. 1.1th. Mrs. Ross uamoni wi.i vniei isni the H. H. Club at her homo on 32$ Laporte avenue at a Christmas par ty. Wednesday evening, Dec. 1 3 . i ROBERTSDALE FIRST EVA XGELICAL CHl'Iltll 1 of Roberts dale II. C. Powell, pastor. S-unday School 9:45 a. m. Morning Sermon 11 a. m. Junior League 2 p. m. Children's Choir practice 3 p. m. Senior Evangelical League 7 p. m. livening Message 7:43. Annual Churci Meeting Mondaj
evening 7:30. Monthly and annual Senior League meeting, Tuesday, 7:30 p. m. Catechism Wednesday 4:15 p. m. Prayer Service Wednesday at 7:30 p. m. Young People's Choir Practice at 9:00 p. m. Teaciher Training Friday 7 p. m. Kverybody is welcome to the above services. Come and feast with us. ' The funeral of Mrs. Herman Thiesson who passed away Thursday morning aC nine o'clock at the St. Bernard's hospital -In Chicago, will be held from her home on Indianapolis Blvd., on Monday afternoon at 1:15 at wlilCh time the Eastern Star officers will take charge and at two o'clock services will be preached (by Rev. Ivy at the Methodist church on dark street. Interment will take place in tie family lot at Oak Hill cemetery In Hammond. The general meeting of the Fortnightly Clujb met In the library last Monday evening. The Home Economic Section taking full harge of the evening's program which consisted of a "Christmas Party." which was given for the children of members belonging to the club and was opened by a Christmas greeting by the newly elected President, Mrs. U. G. Swartz, wtiloh was followed by a program given by the children who did their parts splendidly. After the program, the Misses Eleanore Bcaublen. Pauline Schlechty, and Evelyn Tharp took charge of the games which the little folks enjoyed very much, each child was presented with a j retty Christmas favor. The room was beautlfuQly decorated in appropriate colors. Dainty refreshments were eerr e-d . Mre. P. A. Peterson who is chairman of this section with, her committee deserve much credit for their untiring effort In which they made this Christmas Party a wonderful success. The Home Economic Section of the Fortnightly Club will meet on Tues. day afternoon In Che Domestic Science room of the Whiting high school where Christmas "goodies' will be demonstrated. Little Janett Arnor of Amy Court Is confined to her (home by illness. The ambulance which ran over the little fitrocka boy of Robertsdale was not tho amfbulance of D. P. Owens, but belonged to a Chicago man. Ural Mr. Owens took the little boy to the hospital in his ambulance after the accident. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Harms of Tiake avenue were in Chicago on business yesterday. Rudolph, son of Mr. and Mrs. L. Klemni of Lake avenue has been very ill during tho past week and Is under the care of Dr. Tlmm. Mrs. Jullous Klnsick of I.ake a-. enue continues to Improve from her recent illness. Mr. and Mrs. Bam Jason of the to Water Gardens are expecting move to Hammond in the near ture. (Mr. end Mrs. W. Starring Myrtle avenue and Mr. and Mrs. fuof II. Stevens of Calumet avenue attended the opening of the Tlarnon at Sixty Third and Cottage Gwe avenue on Wednesday evening. Mrs. George Bader of Mvrtle av enue was hostess to the Indies Bible Class of the Evangelical Church of ; Robertsdale on Thursday evening, 1 For Couqhs and Colds
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ushnelL after the business session of the class a social hour followed during which dainty refreshments were served. Members of the L. and M. Club of Robertsdale and Whiting were enter tained at the home of Mr. and Mrs. D. P. Owens of 119th street last ev. ening. Cards were the feuturo of tho evening, after which a lovely luncheon was served by Mrs. uw. ens . MAD BARON VHQ WAS EXECUTED "COMES BACK" Superstitious Fugitives From Siberia Think It Maybe His "Spirit." My Thomas Meloy t STAFF CORRESPONDENT 1. N. SCRVICEI l'fcKl.N..j. Dec. -"Mad" Baron Cngern is again operating in Siberia according to reports from frightened refugees who have escaped from the region of hostilities. others latm that his spirit has been resurrected and is back on earth to 'arry out Its vow for the death of all Bolshevik!. Superstitious villagers in Siberia ascribe to him strange powers before which the red forces are hehpler.?. One man even goes so far as to swear he saw the "Mad" Baron executed and has now -cen him this second time alive. About the execution stories differ. Some day ho escaped, but his family, who came recently to Investigate, reached the sad conclusion that he had been killed. White soldiers also shrink at the mention of his name. 111.9 discipline was fearful, and he meted out punishments without mercy even to the slightest offenders. One of his famovlte methods -was to compel tho soldier to remove his breeches and sit upon a cake of ice for hours at a time, depending upon the seriousness of his alleged crime. Another was to put a number of men on the roof of his house during a severe storm and to force fhem to remain there a given time. If they tried to come down they were shot. These, who died from exposure had their own weakness to thank. So read the enur -mart ial Trour ounces an Honest quarter pound of BAKER'S Caracas Sveet Chocolate Pure Wholesome Delicious Made from only KigK grada Caracas cocoa, pure cano sugar rind flavored with Mexican vanilla beans. MADE ONLY EY Walter Baker 8l Co. Ltd. EutbliiheJ I73 DORCHESTER, MASS. Booklet cf Choica Rulpts tenl jrtt
LITTLE TALKS ON THRIFT
By S. W. STRAUS, President American Society for Thrift. "THRIFT of effort is person efficiency, which depends largely on, one's willingness to concentrate on r ' I one thing at a j s$P I ti,riem the per formance of ; duty no mat ter how trivi.i it may seen t'or?stitutc5 or,( of the wor. : raw backs t ; rsonal su ces s. Ari old'an asje tells i with dee; ; nth that anything worth d, Z, is worth doing well. Ther. no place in our projrressiv-' nerican life today for the .slip . '-d, careless person. Those win rely shuffle clonsr, dodfring e:- .; l'a! details, are out of place i;. ur current life. Opportunities to broaden and vance corn's only to those who rove their ability, step by step (1 ere willing to take infinite -. r:s with each thing they do. ... .ure does not endow us with -i genius of doing big thing- : kly and well. Progress must acquired by diligent app'icaion and concentration, first upon he seemingly unimportant task.- : d tlien on those of constant! t. creasing consequence. Lenrn how to do well one thing a time. This involves not oniy he feat of accomplishing the infinite undertaking, but it is a esson in accuracy as well. The mistake often is made of rying to do too much or of encavoring to advance too rapidly. a result no forward steps are aken, time and energy are used :p trying to correct mistakes made :;,der pressure of undue haste, -,d a general condition of iniliriency results. Study concentration. It is vhr.ft of energy which is just as '-..nessary to our welfare as thrift if money. reports. He was not loved. Friends say that bullet wounds received in th European war had unbalanced his mind. WESTERN GIRL TELLS OF SMYRNA TRAGEDY Br William G. Ceyre STAFF CORRESPONDENT I. N. SERVICE LOS ANjELES, I'cc. 5. Thriliinstories of experiences during a year's stay In famine-ridden Smyrna that real 'like pases from the hi.sto-y of the darkest ages were told by JIlss Helen Cral;, pretty Whittier girl and re'iof worker, following her return hero recently. Month after month, while terror played in the ui per land; a hurried rescue on a United States destroyer, while death-dealing nt'.atks and massacres reipned In Smyrna; a trip across Kurope, the sieht oi' the .Statue of tJberty In Xew York Harbor.-' and home to runny Southern California such is her story, stripped of its interesting sidelights. Miss Craig said she had been In Smyrna but a short time when the -eeent onth'irst ram" the Turks'
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On this Christmas Day of 1922, perhaps, it would be difficult for you to envision a Christmas in future years when the grim spectre of poverty would still the merry voices of your children, when their stockings would be empty and the Christmas tree only a memory of other days. But in thousands of once prosperous homes reverses have brought about just that change. Perhaps the father's health has failed, and his salary has ceased; perhaps he has come to old age without a competence. Perhaps his life has ended and the estate which he thought was ample has been dissipated by unwise investments, extravagance or incompetent advice. Then his family comes to that tragic Christmas
WOMAN'S PLACE NOT IN THE RING
So BiUie Dove Concludes After Eotit With Young Brother J-J- .. ... rt.. A-.-DISILLUSIONED Billie Dove, Metro player, thought It would be great fun to box with her little brother. It was great fun but not for Biliie. Billie Dove, talented player, who portrays the leading lemtcine role in the Irrin V. Willat production for Metro of "All the Brothers Were Yaiiant," has learned that woman's place is not in the ring at least, not in the prize ring-. Miss Dove learned thi3 after satisfying an ambition to put on the boxing gloves with her younger brother. The youngster planted cme on Miss Dove's eye ard cried out: "That was a slip. I didn't mean it, Eiiiie honest." "The weddine riag is well enough ; women, but the prize ring . cr," is Miss Dove's last word on the subject. From now on, she will be content with watching the fight scenes in "All the Brothers Were Valiant," which is being picturized from Ben Ames Williams' rowerfal sea story of the same r-?me. objection to the teaching of Christianity, and the seemingly neverending fciego- that followed. Ju.st when hope of rescue for several hundred Americana fceetned farthest away there came the rescue ship, according to Miss Craig. Thi? refugees were taken to Athens and later wended their way across Europe to France and then to America, The first woman's club in the United States was founde din Boston k.v M-irehlsnn ir. 153S. -Cntzs tfovats -diecks Try it Fiea yourself from your cough and your cold. Disegreeatle pHem cleared away; scratchy, tender membranes soothed; cough checked; cold broken up. Now -today ask your druggist for D?,.KJNG'S dix -asympfor coughs & colds 1 f
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WHITING INSURANCE AGENTS ASSOCIATION
American Trust & Savings Bank. Citizens' Company. T. B. Cerajewski. Waldo B. Jennings. R. S. Sprinpgate. Russell F. Smith.
"STILL" UNEARTHED 50 FT. UNDERGROUND
INTERNATIONAL' NEWS SERVICE ATLANTA, Ga Dec. S The "unearthing" of a giant whiskey distillery, fifty feet below the surface of the ground. accessible only th-ough a well by rope ladder, on a farm near here broke all records for the unusual in the unt.als of whiskey squad of the county police. The discovery was brought about when the owner of the farm repaired the top of the old wllshaft. Police thought It strange t mm. old well was fo carefully Hided and began an investigation. They lowered themselves by the rope ladder and discovered a tunnel In the Fide of the we!! about fiftyfeet below the surface. Through this they went and . suddenly dropped Into the underground room. The room was about fourteen feet square. In which was installed a plxty-gallon still from which a big run had Jnst ben made. hundred gallons of beer, fermenting and In preparation for another run, also was there. A r'pe from the still waa extended underground to a point tinder the farmhouse, where it was connected with tho chimney, letting the Emoke out of this orderly paspa p-e. The discovery of the underground distillery was accompanied by the arrest of W. C. Whitner owner of the farm, and C. J. Camp, said to be an employe of Whitner The Pope's dally average of letters Is 22.000, and these are dealt with bv twpnty-ilv secretaries.
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Day, when they find that a "sorrow's crown of sorrows is remembering happier days." Yet this need never happen in your home. Life insurance can be taken today to provide whatever may happen to your other investments a regular monthly income when you are too old to work, the continuance of ycur salary if you are no longer physically able to work, a steady monthly check for your loved ones, if death has taken you from earthly labors. What more magnificent gift could you make to your wife and children than to present them on this Christmas Day with an Income Insurance Policy that would be a living testimonial throughout the years of your desire that they should never know the doubly keen tragedy of poverty on this supreme holiday of peace and love and remembrance, or any other day?
Bank of Whitir.r;. Central State Bank. First Trust & Savings Bank. Casper Matson. Charles S. Perel. Chas. D. Gainer.
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S.) Although tiie coming sessio the Indiana general assembly 1 be known as the Seventy-third, reality, according to Charles Kettleboroueh, director of the I'iana legislative reference burcav. is only the seventy-second. EVANSVILX.E. Dec . (I. 14 George Ersiilng. after thirty yefl work for the C. and 12, L rallrl here, was preparing to move 1 the new home with his fair which had been built, with his savings, for Christmas. He crushed to death recently in ; ards while under a cut of cars t . .-.ft inT them. New Method Of Reducing F A news Item from abroad info: u? that the American method producing a elim, trim figure meeting with astonishing aucc-; j-hls system, which lias made a wonderful impression over th must be the Marmola Prescript Tablet method of reducing fat. is .-afe to f ay that we have noth b- tter for this purpose In this co: try. Anything that will roduea excess fiesh steadily and easily v.out injury to the stomach, tha Cit ing of wrinkles, the holp of ex cis:ng or dieting, or interfere with one's nieaia is a mighty portant and useful addition to c ilization's necessities. Ju?t sue: catalogue of good results follow use cf these pleasant harmless p economical little fat reuuears. say eeonomieal because Marmola i scription Tablets (made In aceo anr.e with the famous Marmola I" scription) can be obtained of i drugjris" the world over or from Marmoia Company, 4612 Woodw. ave., Detroit. Mich., for one d.;' a case, which is a decided ecoiiu: cal price, considering the nun. of tablets each case contains. Ti am harmU."" - id v. 1 chocolate seeds. Hydros at; course, and pure because Brick this week. We are r :Jt " . . . ,er- warlTr fe.-t ., 1 " : - ? I 5cinsimas - f 1 1U111C
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