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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1906-11-24
AND STILL
THEY CONE
Seems Certain that Bethle-
hem Steel Works Will
Locate Here.
SIGNS SIGNIFICANT
Schwab's Representative Visits Ham.
mond and Makes Inquiries Re-
garding Possible Site.

As reported in THE LAKE COUNTY
TIMES some time ago the Bethlehem
Steel Works of Pittsburg with which
firm Charles NJ. Schwab is prominently
connected, has decided to build a
branch plant somewhere in the vicinity
of this city
Yesterday a repres entative of the
eastern concern was in the city and
held a conference with several promi-
nent real estate men. He was not very
communicative but enough was gath
cred from his conversation to convince
his hearers that he represented the
Schwab concern and that he was seek
ing site for big branch of his con-
Germ in this city.
The people of Roberts dale are aware
of the fact that a site in the fourth
ward is one of the possibilities and
they are looking pleasant and hoping
that the Schwab representative will
fiirt with them
The site that is being favorably con-
sidered in Robertsdale is the one to
the west of the mouth of the projected
harbor and it is said that the only ques-
ton there is as to whether the site is
large enough.
When interviewed by LAKE COUNTY
TINES reporter, the representative OF
Mr.. Schwab admitted his identity but
would not give his name. He simply
said that if certain plans carried it
would mean big thing for Hammond
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OUTER LOOP
IS PLAN NOW
East Chicago to be Connect
ed With Grasselli and
Gibson.
WILL REACH MILL DISTRICT
Proposed Circle of Tracks Would Ex-
tend Around the Whole of Built
Up Hammond.

r. G. Folds, the general manager Of
the Hammond Whiting and East Chi
cago Street Railway company, was in
the city today, looking after the in
terests of his road and, although he
would not admit that his company is
planning extensions or changes in
routes, it is apparent that there is
something doing
1t is generally known that the civ
of East Chicago has asked that the
tracks be extended to GrasselI and it
is expected that the company will not
only make this extension, but will go
further and build clear to Gibson.
where the shops and yards of the
Michigan Central road will be located.
1t is also reported that the route of
the street railway in this city is to
be changed so that there will be a hi
loop formed that will encircle the whole
city. The purpose of this loop will be
to pick up the working men in the
various portions of the city and carry
them to their homes
This outer loop would be formed in
the following manner: The tracks
would extend north on Holman street
to Hoffman street, east on Hoffman
to Calumet south on Calumet to 150th
street, east on 15oth street to Colum-
bia avenue, south on Columbia avenue
past the Standard Steel Car company
to the extension of Conkey avenue, and
west on Conkey avenue to Holman
street.
1t may be rather premature to state
that these plans will be carried out
but It gives an idea of the lines along
which the company is working in its
effort to give more perfect street
car service
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SENATOR'S PLUMS
READY TO DROP
Plumber Committee Ap-
pointed at Indianapolis
Yesterday.
MANY DOORKEEPERS APPLY
Senator-Elect Bowser Present and
Welcomed as One of the
"Old Boys"

The republican state senators were
in preliminary session at Indianapo-
lis yesterday, among them was A. J.
Boswer of Lake and Porter counties.
The meeting was held in answer to a
call sent out by Lieutenant Governor
Hugh Miller. 1t was held behind closed
doors, but its purpose was for the dis
tribution of the plums that grow out
of the senator's pockets shortly after
election. At the capitol when the leg
islature is in session there is needed
a certain number of door guards.
knights of the waste basket, and
cleaners of the spitoon. The number
of applications for these positions at
this time is on the average of four to
one and it is a known fact, not Of
| fcially Of course, that in former years
there were three times as many en-
ployes on the pay roll than were really
needed. 1t is understood that at this
session the senators tried to remedy
this by cutting down the number of
"deadheads." The appointments are
made by a committee known as the
| 'plunder committee" This committee
was appointed yesterday afternoon.
At this time also certain political
measures were discussed, although not
in formal way.
From the newspaper reports Senator
A. J. Bowser of this district, will be a
popular man among his fellow states
men when the legislature convenes
next January
| While down there yesterday he was
| pointed out as a good editor, one who
knows how to put out a good paper.
Aside from that he is thought down
there, to be radical on the negro ques-
| ton and he is given credit for being
in favor of separating the negroes in
| his county from whites and putting
them into the care of the government.
There are also some down in the state
capital who remember when he was en-
| ployed in the senate years ago in a
clerical capacity, at the time taking
orders from the powers above him.
They appreciated the fact that Mr..
| Bowser is now himself one of the
powers, and they say that he will do
little order around himself now.
They also seem to know A F. Knots.
! personally in Indianapolis. The Indian
apolis News in its columns said of him
yesterday:
"A F. Knots, of Hammond, who is
not a member of the legislature.
dropped into town today on business.
the nature of which he has not vet
given to the public. He expressed him
self as out Of politics. That's one of
the peculiarities Of Mr.. Knott When
there is no politics, he out of it. When
there IS politics, he is generally found
around on the edges"
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UNION THANKSGIVING SERVICE.

The union Thanksgiving service of
the Christian, Presbyterian, Method
ist Baptist and congregational
churches VIII be held at the Baptist
church this year. at 10 o'clock Thanks
giving day. There viii be special
music and a song service. Mr.. Sharp
Of the Christian church will preach
the Thanksgiving sermon. The mem
bers of all the churches should attend
and make this a time Of united good
fellowship and thanksgiving All are
most cordially invited to attend this
service. The services will be brief
and out in ample time for all to do
justice TO a good Thanksgiving dinner.
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First Congregational church, Cost
lin street; n. E. Sinninger. pastor. Ser
vices for tomorrow:
9:45-Sunday school.
11:00-Sermon to children, "A Boy
With a Purpose"
2:30-Training class.
6:30-C. E.
7:30-Sermon, provisional subject
The Paradoxes of the Christian Life
A warm welcome to all who come.
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THE CITY

Harry Burge was among the pas
sepgers to Chicago today.
Lewis Newson of Chicago spent to-
day with friends in Hammond.
B. Fodre of Chicago is installing
new machinery in the Steen-Hirsch
Glue works this week.
P. Waller of Hammond made bust
mess trip to Chicago this afternoon.
NJ C. Frysinger, attorney, of In
diana Harbor, was in Hammond today
on legal business.
Don Mcmahon went to Chicago on
business today.
II. b. Easter of Hammond transacted
business in Chicago this afternoon.
Attorney Joe Conroy will spend to-
night with friends in Chicago.
George Roper of Hobart transact
ed business in Hammond this fore
noon.
Miss Eta Gastel is in Chicago to-
day on shopping tour.
Judge w. a. Jordan returned yester-
day from Indianapolis where he went
on a short business trip.
Fred James will spend today and to-
morrow with Chicago friends.
week.
A. f. Knots is transacting business
in Indianapolis this week.
Lester T. Ladd of the Laid Real Es-
tate agency transacted business in
Hammond this morning.
Dana Summers spent Friday with
friends in Chicago.
S. f. Parker and w. c. Harrington
were among the business men in Chi
! cago yesterday.
n Bick made short business trip
| to Chicago this afternoon.
Albert Sherwood of Hebron was the
guest of friends here last evening.
Lawrence Becker was among the
! business men in Chicago today.
Z. fischer and H. C. Lyon transacted
business in Chicago this afternoon. /,
Gus Meeker is in Chicago on bust
ness today.
George Elder of the Citizens German
National bank went to Chicago yester-
day on business connected with the
bank.
W. F. Bridge was in Chicago on bust
ness yesterday.
Chas. Roper will spend Sunday with
friends in Chicago.
Henry Dorsey and Arthur Myers
saw The Time, the Place and the
/ Girl" at the LaSalIe theater last even
ing.
E r. Gerbing of Cedar Lake, Ind,
spent today with friends in Hammond.
W. W. Parker. the contractor, went
to Chicago on business yesterday at
| ternoon.
Frank Bohrman Of Tolleston was a
| business visitor in Hammond Friday
John CIaussen viii be the guest OF
| Valparaiso friends Sunday.
Charles Surprise will spend tomor-
row with friends and relatives at Low
ell.
] Frank Kline of Indiana Harhor was
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DEDICATION OF NEW SCHOOL.

Turkey Creek is to be the scene of
an elaborate celebration on Thanks
giving day. the occasion being the ded-
ication of the New st. Peter and st.
Paurs Catholic schools. A dinner will
be served in the building and arrange
ments have been made for other
amusements on the grounds, not the
least Of them being a turkey rattle.
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CHURCH SERVICES

Pine Street Union MissiOn-Special
song service will be held at the Pine
street Union Mission Sunday, Nov. %
at p. m. The Rev. ]. Everett of the
East Chicago NJ. z. church will preach
All are welcome
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First Presbyterian church, W. Eugene
Shirley. pastor. Residence. So Clinton
street. Phone 2152.
Preaching by the pastor at 1915 a m
and 1880 p. m.
Morning subject, The Christians
Ground for Thanksgiving"
Evening subject, DUTY and Doctrine
Sunday school GAS a. m. Session
meets 1875 in tower room.
Junior c. f. 500 p. m
Christian Endeavor GAS p. m.
Cordial invitation to strangers tc
worship with us.
Mid-week service, Wednesday, $3.50
p.
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This congregation viii unite with
others in Thanksgiving services which
will be held Thursday at 10 a. m. in
the Baptist church. the sermon to be
conducted by Rev. c. A. Sharp of the
Christian church.
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YALE DEFEATS HARVARD.

In one of the most exciting games of
the season and before $4,000 wildly
cheering rooters whose waving ban
ners made the scene an animated one.
Yaye defeated its old time rival, Han.
ward by the score Of to o.
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Christinn church. 41e indiana nvenu

Christian church, 416 Indiana avenue,
c. j. Sharp, minister, $50 Summer
street; phone 3541.
Sunday school and preaching service
at 10:45 a. m.
Junior Endeavor at 500 p m.
Preaching a Whiting at 800 p. m.
Christian Endeavor at $50 p. M.
Preaching service at 1880 p. m. Ser
mon subject "A Telegram From Heav-
en-"
Prayer meeting Wednesday evening.
Thanksgiving service at the Baptist
church Thursday at 10 a. IN.
All are cordially invited to attend any
and all services
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FIRST NJ. e. church, 115 Russell street


Lewis S. Smith, pastor; residence 134
Ogden street; phone 2773.
$3.50 a. n.-Sunday school The new
song books will be used for the first
time.
11:o0 a. m.-Preaching by Rev. w. K.
Marshall, D. D.
200 p. m.-Junior League.
$50 p. m-Epworth League.
1880 p. m.-The pastor will preach.
Special music morning and evening.
A cordial welcome
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First Baptist church, Rev. w. Ii.
Jones, pastor, 11S Russell street. Phone
2783.
In the morning service the theme will
be Real Gratitude"
In the evening the annual Thanksgiv-
ing song service will be held.
The public is cordially invited.
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G. T. Minish of Chicago was in Ham
mond today on business with the Erie
yard Office.
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st. Paurs Lutheran church, III CIin

st. PauPs Lutheran church, III CIfn-
ton street. Theo. Claus, pastor
1000 q. m--German service.
1870 p. m.-English Sunday school.
On Thanksgiving day, next Thursday,
services will be held at 10 o'clock in the
morning.
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Benjamin Palmer of Creston. Ind,
was a Hammond visitor today.
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G. W. Davis of Lowell transacted
business in Hammond this forenoon.
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TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY.

WILL THE LADY who took the black
hat from Weis hall last night, pletse
return it to Weis drug store
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p Thompson Of Hammond went TO
Rensselaer,, Ind, this forenoon, where
he viii visit friends over Sunday.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1906-11-24

Albert Hull of Lowell was in Ham
mond on business this morning.
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Ernest Hummel of South Chicago
was in Hammond today on his way to
Lowell where he viii spend Sunday
with friends.
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palms and chrysanthemums added a
charm to the rooms. The girls CHOIR
US gave two selections and the boys
chorus and male quartet each gave a
selection, and Mrs. Ida Griffin Bomber
ger sang two pleasing songs. Refresh
ments were served by the hosts. More
than one hundred people were pres
emit
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In Social Circles

Communication pertaining to
this department may be addressed
10 Miss Daisy L. Emery, Society
Editor The Lake County Times.
Telephone Ill.
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Joseph Kelley of Hammond, who has
been in the United States navy, ar
rived in Hammond this afternoon on
a ten days leave of absence Mr..
Kelley is stationed at Newport News,
Va, and is on the United States Steam
ship Dixie"
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The marriage of Miss Grace Stevens.
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Elijah stew
vens, to James Leroy Doneney of
Rensselaer, Ind. viii take place Thurs
day. Nov. %, at noon. at the family
residence, 1913 Morton court Miss
Stevens has been employed in THE
LAKE COUNTY TIMES office the past few
months. and her resignation took eff
feet today.
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the guest of Hammond friends last
night.
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A J. Shoemaker of Hammond will
spend Sunday with friends at Lafay-
cite.
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E. F. Johnson was in Chicago on
business today.
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w. II. Gostlin was among the pas
sengers to Chicago this forenoon.
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Mrs John Loebel will leave for her
home at Carroll, Ia, Sunday afteroon.
Her daughter, Mrs. Joe Dunsing will
make her future home in Hammond
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VIM. Sears of Evansville. Ind, spent
today with friends in Hammond.
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w. II. Gostin was among the pas
sengers to Chicago this forenoon.
John Neksch of Hammond left this
morning for Lafayette, where he goes
on a short business trip.
Mrs. J. H. Whitby of Hammond was
in Chicago shopping this afternoon.
Charles Kuss went to Chicago this
forenoon on business matters.
W. A Hill was in Chicago on bust
ness this forenoon.
NJ. F. Bowers of Richmond, Va,
transacted business in Hammond last
evening.
Glen E. Bright made a short bust
mes strip to Chicago this morning.
J. A. Whitby was a Chicago business
visitor today.
c. G. Willis of Chicago was among
the social visitor in Hammond today.
Attorney V. S. Reiter went to Chi
Herbert Ennis Of Indianapolis, Ind,
transacted business in Hammond this
morning.
A. NJ. Peterson of Rock Island, ILL.,,
was in Hammond this morning on
| business.
Mack futile will spend the evening
with friends in Chicago.
The Hammond football team will go
to Valparaiso tomorrow, where it will
| meet the Valparaiso Tigers.
Roscoe Hemstock will spend Sun
day with friends at Valparaiso.
Harry James of Valparaiso will
spend Sunday with friends in Ham
mond.
Paul Wells of Kouts, Ind, transact
ed business in Hammond yesterday.
Edgar Bridge went to Chicago yes
| terday in the interests of the Chicago
Telephone company.
| John Sherry and family have moved
from 269 Truman avenue, to their
new home at $40 Truman avenue
Ralph Mcclure of Fowler, Ind, will
spend tomorrow with friends in Ham
mond
Mrs. John Loebel will leave for her
home at Carroll, Ia, Sunday afteroon.
Her daughter, Mrs. Joe Dunsing will
make her future home in Hammond.
Joseph Kelley of Hammond, who has
been in the United States navy, ar
rived in Hammond this afternoon on
a ten days leave Of absence. Mr..
Kelley is stationed at Newport News,
Va, and is on the United States Steam
ship Dixie"
E. F. Johnson was in Chicago on
business today.
VIM. Sears of Evansville, Ind, spent
today with friends in Hammond
A small fire occurred al Joe Weis
residence on North Holman street. this
afternoon, caused by some tar that had
| been placed near tove catching fire
the firepartment was called and the
fire was eXtinguished with small dam
age.
W. P. Powell, representing the Gre
sent Type Foundry of Chicago, trans
acted business with printers in Ham
mond this afternoon.
F. B. Virden of Chicago, was in Ham
mond this afternoon on business with
the Chicago Business college.
DR.. Sarah A. Noble of Chicago, has
| received her permit to practice medi-
cine in Indiana. DR.. Noble is well
known in Hammond.
L. Hartlerode. grocer, sos Michigan
avenue, has just returned from Winu-
nae, Ind, where he has bought up a
large shipment of turkeys, geese and
chickens. Order now, telephone Ham
mond 20s4. 11-24-3t
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The members and friends of the
Whiting. East Chicago and Indiana
Harbor Hives were entertained by the
ladies of the Hammond Hive, X. O. T.
M, yesterday evening at Weis hall. A
pleasing program was rendered and
refreshments We're served by the local
hive. The program was composed of
vocal solos by Marie Hess and +. Bee
be, readings by Mrs. Mattick. Misses
Frfeda Monnett, Beatrice Elsner and
Meatha Welhelm. and Clara Smith rem
dered a mandolin solo.
The Rathbone Sisters gave another
of their enjoyable dedro and dancing
parties last evening ia the K. of p.
hall The prizes We're won by Miss
Emma Huen and Mrs. Z. Griswold and
5. E. Swain.
Misses Eleanor Linz and Prudence
Hitchcock attended a musical at the
Chicago Musical college this afternoon.
Mrs. Fred Lash and Miss Belle Nc
Intpre are spending the week end with
friends in Chicago.
Mrs Frances Mclean, Mrs. T. c. Nc
Lean and daughters, Edith and Doro-
thy, visited friends in Englewood this
afternoon.
Miss Clara Matthies spent today in
Chicago with relatives.
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John Neksch of Hammond left thi
morning for Lafayette, where he goe
on a short business trip.
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Horace McMullin Of Hyde Park, and
Miss Lucille Stebbins were the guests
at dinner Thursday night at the home
Of Mr. and Mrs. Martin White.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Tiech and
daughters. Misses Arlie and Edna,
have gone to Elkhart. Ind, TO attend
the funeral of Mr.. TECHS sister. Mrs
Moon.
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The Independent Swedish society of
this city Will give a ball at Long
hall this evening Pugh's X. o. T. NJ
band will furnish the music.
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Mrs. J. H. Whitby of Hammond was
in Chicago shopping this afternoon.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1906-11-24

DR.. Sarah A. Noble of Chicago, ha.
received her permit to practice medi
cine in Indiana. DR.. Noble is wei
known in Hammond
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Ralph Mcclure of Fowler, Ind. will
spend tomorrow with friends in Ham
mond
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Mrs. George Lawrence went to Go
shen. Ind, Friday morning to spend
several days with her daughter. Mrs.
Ray Hatch.
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The session of the Presbyterian
church, which is composed Of Messrs.
w. r. Shirley. J. S. Blackburn, II. II.
Henry, F. n. Hickok, George P. Stout,
James Ryan and J. Floyd Irish. en-
tertained the members of the church
and congregation yesterday evening
in the parlor of the Presbyterian
church The room was made as home
like and cozy as possible with pic
lures, rugs, settees, rockers and cush-
ions. The pulpit was arranged with
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1906-11-24

F. B. virden of Chicago. was in Ham
mond this afternoon on business witt
the Chicago Business college.
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L Hartlerode. grocer, sos Michigan
avenue. has just returned from Winu-
nae, Ind, where he has bought up a
large shipment of turkeys, geese and
chickens. Order now. telephone Ham
mond 20S4. 1124-3t.
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Frank kline Of Indiana Harb0r was
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A small fire occurred at Joe Weis
residence on North Holman street. thi.
afternoon, caused by some tar that haC
been placed near a tove catching fire
the firepartment was called and tn,
fire was eXtinguished with small dam.
age.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1906-11-24

". P. Powell, representing the Gre
sent Type Foundry of Chicago, trans
acted business with printers in Ham
mond this afternoon.
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Among the visitors to Chicago yes
terday were: Mesdames w. J. Nc
AIeer, A. w. Agar. II. NJ Godfrey w.
+. Bridge, r. S. Groman, J. G. Pannen-
borg, A. F. Knots E. Z. Beck, Fred
Lash, NJ j. Duggan and ]. w. Dyer.
Misses Veda Hemstock, Anna Rubin,
Marion Deming, Genevieve Hastings,
Madge Collins. Josephine Hoban Maud
Pannenborg, Sadie Mcintyre, Josephine
Hoban and Emma Huehn.
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Charles Surprise viii spend tomor-
row with friends and relatives at Low
ell.
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John Sherry and family have moved
from 269 Truman avenue, to their
new home at $40 Truman avenue.
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Mrs. Amos Towle went to Chicago
this morning to meet her daughter,
Mrs. John Brockman. and children, Of
Steager, H.. who Will be her guests
next week
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The Order Of the Eastern Star met
in East Chicago last evening.
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John Bedin is visiting friends in
Englewood today.
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John CIaussen viii be the guest c
valparaiso friends Sunday.
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Frank Bohrman of Tolleston was a
business visitor in Hammond Friday