Hammond Times, Volume 16, Number 152, Hammond, Lake County, 18 December 1922 — Page 2

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THTC ttmies Monday. Bee 18. 1&22.

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War Vets Elect At the annual election f officer for the easplng- year held at the ?at Chlcag-o city hall yesterday. City Cuerk Wm. n. Sillier wm '.inanlmout'j elected as Post Corumander cf the United Spanish War Veterans, Edward J. lleehaa Camp. No. 63. of East Chicago. JIT. Mil;r succeeds John F. Cook to the commandership. Other nsw offiJ9?s elected were!

Charles Senior, senior commander, j eulns. The other new officers elJohn B. Meyer, Junior commander, i ected for ISZi were;

Timothy J. McCarthy, Adjutant. John F. Cools. Quartermaster. ;ichard Mason, Trustee. Commander Miller announced that 'he newly elected officers would 'be : retailed on Sunday afternoon, Jan:.jry 14. 1923. "n connection and following: Camp Mehan Post election, new officers v.-cre elected for 1923 In the Admiral Schley Com p. -No. 70. cf the United Spanish War Veterans. They are: Rush 31. Baron. Commander. Read These Twin City Advertisements Z30X.Ii DEXSSES AT WASSEr'S PMATINQ SHOP Flione 443. 91 State Et., Husmaol. Wa have about ICO of them ror sale. We do Hemstitching with gold cr silver thread button holes, buttons cornered. embroidering, '.raiding, beading, tucking, fancy stitching. 12:2:lt Y- (tou stews Items to East CU, 'Vo-ea tCB.ce, caJi tit Cklca. NOTICE Starting today and evry day tua. til further notice, all notices of stated meeting; for lodges and. fraternal czdars wUl be charg-ed for at ths rate of lOo per Una. SIGNS We manufacture clastic enamel, card-board and muslin signs. Windown and truck lettering given our prompt attention. BRANT SIGN CO. 804 Chicago Avenue EAST CHICAGO, IND. . Phone East Chicago 127S-J

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0. C. Gaskill Honored Oliver C. Qaaklll was elected to the chair of Worshipful Master of East Chlcaso Lodge, F. & A. M., Xo. 593 at the rsular annual meet"ne of members held Saturday v. Ellsworth P. Mooney Senior Warden. William JT. Rodda, Junior Warden Robert Llppe Treasurer. William H. Jeppson Secretary. Henry W. Peterson Trustee. Installation of new officers will be held at the llrst meeting In January. 1323. Autos Collide An automobile collision between bnesea travelling in oppositedirectlons on Cline avenue, met near the street Intersection of Guthrie and Cltae. causing slight damages to the two cars. Peter Trafka of 7708 Elackstone ave.. Chicago, is said to have been driving east on CISne when he ran Into a bus driven by Wm. Pars of S605 Cedar street. Indiana Harbor. No one was hurt. Settlement was reached between the two owners of the busses. Herman Nelson Stabbed After stabbing Herman Nelson of 3U2 Hemlock street, in the back, three well-dressed colored gunmen overpowered and robbed him last evening at 137th and Hemlock sts.. Indiana Harbor, of S5.S0 In cash, a gold Waltham watch, an Ingersoll and one bunch of keys. Nelson described the threa colored men to the Harbor police as one about 6 feet 5 inches tall and the other two 5 feet 7 inches tall. All three were well dressed he said. Trolley Wire Snaps. Traffic on the "Orcen Line" from East Chicago and Indiana Harbor was held up from late last night until early this morning when a trolley wire was broken at 137th and Main ttreets. No one was reported hurt while repairs were being mado to the trolley wire. Police Officer Hathaway of the Indiana Harbor police station who answered the call notified the supervising official of the street car company at Hammond of the broken wire. Shortly after 13 midnight the trolley was reported repaired. mildr cured, Hams; per me Heedlet, etc

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All-Stars Win. Despite the north frigid winds that swept ever a snow carpeted field giving the bljf out-of-doors a zero efferfct, "Little Jeff" Sower's All-Star eleven battled their way to victory ut the East Chicago arena grounds yesterday over tha Invincible Good Fellows' team with a scoro yi 7 to 0. Instituting a non-recess game, the two teams recruited sufficient energy to n.alce It one of the fastest football exhibitions on record for the season. Disregarding the biting cold weather and discomforts of a slippery field the two teams forguj through for three-quarters of an hour without a let-up. Finally "Shorty" Long of the All gtars got

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followed 'by Dr. tteffee booting a safe one over the bar. giving tlie All Stars their swore of 7 to the Club's . Twin City Rfews Notes Big- assortment of Christmas Candles, at George's Confectionary, corner Forsyth and Chicago Arc a roRnecnox Brigadier W. a. Anderson. the Divisional Commander of Northern Illinois and Northern IndUtna Salvation .Army district. Absolutely reputed the statement that Mas published In the paper bv TJont ! Hack of East Chicago and withes ! it understood by the lie that we do not pay S3. 00 a day to anyone for standing at kettles. ADG'T P. LAWTON. D. T. r. Secretary. Melvin Wagner of the Chicago Tribune staff, spent over Sunday with his brother-in-law and Bister Rev. and Mrs O. F. Craig on Beacon street. . ' Mrs. Letter Ottenheimcr. will en- ! tertaln the Old Bridge club, Tues- ; i1.iv evenina-. nf this wfU- at ' home 4327 Baring avenue. The North f'ide Birthday club, was entertained at their annual Christmas phrty Friday evening at the home of Mrs. W. II. Jeppeson, 1210 Magoun avenue. One of tho interesting features was the grab bagDorothy Fay and Robert Dickson of North Magoun avenue. spent Saturday in Chicago, the guests of Mirs Frances Malady. Mrs. M. G. Gallagher of Ivy street ' , will leave Friday to spend a couple ' 1 of weeks with her father and elsj ters In St. Mary's, Ontario. j Mr. and Mrs. Ju. N. Canine, ar9 exi pectlng their son Captain Ralph Canina and wife of Lafayette, Ind., to spend over the holidays with j them. They are expected to arrive next Saturday. I ... A fair audience was present at j the annual Organ Recital of the musl'3 section of the East Chicago 'Woman's club, yesterday afternoon , at the Congregational church. The program, rendered, by Miss Roberts ' of the American Conservatory, who presided at the organ. Miss Emmerlins of Hammond on the harp and Mr. Barrett of East Chicago barytone, was much enjoyed by all present. NOTICE We will not accept any orders from agents or dealers for these special player and cabinet Outfits. Only one outfit told to any one customer. To insure Xmas deliv--eiy you must order at once. 23S3Xi'

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Mrs, II. D. Biultta of North Magoun avenue, deft yesterday morning for Columbus, Ohio. Mr. Smith will Join his wife the latter port of this week and remain with their children In the Ohio city over Christmas. m Fire Chief and Mrs. C. F. Smith, entertained Mr. and Mrs. Robert

SlcQullktn with Mr. and Mrs. Dart I McConnell and eon of Indiana Harbor. Sunday at a rabbit dinner. The literary department of the East Chicago Woman's club will meet tomorrow afternoon at the, home of Mrs. E. L. Rcid, 1107 Bea con street. Mrs. Sltwell will give a resume of acts one, two and three of the play, "The Scarecrow." Mrs. Meade will give act four and Mrs. Clark will give "Feathertop." a comparison of . Last Thursday afternoon Mrs. Joe McICenna was hostess to the members of the II. and E. C. club, at Bunco Mrs. Orlln Johnson winning high honors. Mrs. M. Salon second and airs. Uerquist consolation, another pleasing ftature was tne gran nag, wnne a doliclous luncheon completed a most pleasant afternoon. Saturday Mesdames M. Salon of Hammond, M. Fein and Joe McKenna of East Chicago with Mr. and Mrs. Orlln Johnson of the Harbor motored to South Bend and visited Mrs. Marie Klenisman a patient -at the Healthwln sanitarium. Mrs. Klemsman is a former East Chlcago girl and was a member of the ! H. and E. C. club. t ' A Eon was born to Mr. and Mrs. Karl D. Norris of East Chicago at the Mercy hospital yesterday morning. m 9 Mrs. Cyril Haugh, very pleasantly entertained the members of her hrM i-li.h. Thursday afternoon at her home In the Atlas apartmentB. Mrs. R- B. Miller, a guest of the club, and Mrs. Harry Bloomberg, member cf same, were awarded high honors. The business meeting and election of officers of the Ladies' Aid of the Congregational church has been Iostpond from Wednesday of this week to Wednesday afternoon, Dec. 27th, at which time s complete rethelr recent Port wil1 be er,ven Cf aar. ) Melvin Specter, eon of Mr. ana Mr, Mose Specter of 145th street, 1 1 3 home from the University of . Michigan at Arm Arbor, for the Christmas holidays. Saturday afternoon at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Gwllym Jones. 4103 Northcote arenue. The committer !n charge of raising funds for the Woman's Colleges in the Orient, g-avo their Dollar Tea, which was a very decided success. The pageant. "LI ghtipg the Christmas Candies Around the World," with Mrs. L. M. Gordon, the Christmas spirit, and the following ladies representing the seven Union Colleges: Mesdames F. A. IL Sitwcll. Z. B. Campbell, J. J. Turner. W. McOmber. R, F. Robinson, T. Mamples, E. L. Reld, E. N. Canine and IL Bloomberg at the piano. Each country being appropriately costumed. The large living room was beautifully decorated In Christmas suggestions, with large 1'ghted red candles. Christmas tree lights Interwoven with tinsel, and Iho Christmas colors red and green. In the dining room, the tea tables, i-resided over by Mrs. Jones and Mrs. T. E. Williams, was very beautifully arranged with a shining silver candelabrum with red candles, and silver tea services. The sum while not so large as might havo been, la very encouraging: to the committee.

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The historic settlement of Jamestown, Vs., la grapbloaJly pictured in Paramount' "To Have and To Hold' no-w on view at the Hartley theatre and to show for three nights. In the little rebuilt township, much tiring action takes place and there , are many fierce fights with the In dians. Also are depleted many of the custom of the day. Including the quaint method by which the settlers obtained their wives. Shy on Eed Cross Call. j With only two more local mills to i report, subscriptions for the 192J j T In City Red Cross Roll Call,. It is announced, w1l total less than 13,000. It was the hopa of the Twin City Council to reach a 110,000 subscription that the local chapter mtsht extend their activities In Chilian relief work the coming year and place the organisation on a more healthy operating basis. wu'oacripiioris una aonatlons are ( continuing to be received at te j East Chicago Red Cross hadqua:t- , crs ja the (Eee Hive building. HAMMOND BOY IS KILLED AT INLAND PLANT William C. Marsden. 25 years of age, was killed yesterday In the plate mllfl at tbe Inland Steel Company's plant at Indiana Harbcr. Marsden was crushed to death. He 'is the son c-f Mrs. Daniel W. Keeley and half Brother of Paul Keeley. The funeral will be held Wednesday afternoon from the chapel of the Burn's undertaking establishment at 2:00 o'clock with burial in Oak Hill cemetery. NOTICE TO NON-RESIDENT. STATE OF INDIANA, LIKE COUNTT. IN THE LAKE SUPERIOR COURT. SITTING A.T HAMMOND. INDIANA, NOVEMBER TERM. 1922. Claude A. Garrett vs. Cora Alice Garrett. Cause No. 2264D. Action to Divorce, Now comes the plaintiff by Cleveland and Cleveland, attorneys and files his complaint herein, together with an affidavit cf a competent peraon. showing that the defendant thereto, to-wlt: Cora Alice Garrett Is not a resident of the State of Indiana. Said defendant Is therefore hereby notified of the pendency of said action and that the same will etand for trial at the next term of said Court, and that unless she appear and answer or demur therein, at the .-ailing of said cause, on the 12th day of February, A. D. 1923. the same being the 31st day of the next term of said Court to be begun and held in Room number 1 In the Court House at Hammond, In sa!J County and State, on the 2nd Monday of January, A. D. 1923, tsald action will be heard and determined In their absence. IN 'WITNESS WHEREOF, I hereunto set my hand anl affix the sea of said Court, at Hammond. Indiana this ltn day of December, A. D.. 1922. HERBERT L WHEATON. Seal) Clerk Lake Superior Court By Cora D. Anderson, Deputy Clerk. 12:18-23-30 NOTICE TO NON-RESIDENT STATE OF INDIANA. LAKE COUNTY. IN THE LAKE SUPERIOR COURT SITTING AT HAMMOND. INDIANA, NOVEMBER TERM. 1922. Solomon H. Goldberg vs. Katherine S. Wilson, et al. Cause No. 22653. Action to foreclose mortgage on real estate In Lake County, Indiana. Now domes the plaintiff by E. G. rTT

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ORPHEUM TODAY AND TOMORROW CLAIRE ADAMS in ZANE GREY'S Western Thriller WHEN ROMANCE RIDES Adapted from the Novel "WILDFIRE" Also a Good Comedy and Pathe Rview BIJOU TODAY and TOMORROW HELEN GIBSON' m "THE THOROUGH BRED" Also WM. DESMOND in "PERILS OF THE YUKON' for trial at tha seat tens of aald Court, and that unless she appar and answer or damar therein, at the calling of aald causa, on the 13th day of February, A. Ii 1I3, the am being tha Slst day of the next term of said Court to be begun and held in Room Number 2 in the Court House at Hammond, ta said County and State, oa the 2nd Monday f January, A. D. 192J, aald action will be heard and determined In her absence. IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I hereunto aet my hand and affix the aal of aald Court, at Hammond. Indiana, this 16th day of December, IJ22. HERBERT L WHEATON, (S1) Clerk U S. C By WILETTA CAMPBELL, Deputy Clerk. 12-18-21-80 Survivors of '49 Gold Bush Plan for Meeting trNTERMATIONAl. HEWS SERVICE CHlCAtX). Dec. . There are at least two survivors of the '49 gold rush George W. Ketchklss, of Chicago, and Captain John Anderson, of Sewlckley, Pa. Ketchklss was recently notified of the dsatn of John E. Kerr and then believed he was the last survivor of the gold "fever." Shortly afterward, however, he received a letter from Captain Anderson, who suggested that the two old-timers hold a reunion. Captain Anderson wa a cousin of William ("Buffalo Bill") Cody. A height of more than 7.000 feet has bein reai-bd by balloonlsts.

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