The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-06-12

Chicago, and the game promises to be
good one.
The first annual track and field meet
under the auspices of the Whiting
High School Athletic association was
held on Thursday afternoon. The meet
was a great success, and it has been
decided to hold this affair annually, and
the records made Thursday will remain
until broken. A beautiful gold medal
and q silver medal were awarded to
the two highest point winners. Frank
Greenwald. with IS points, won the gold
medal. and Harry Timm. with % points,
carried off the silver medal The junior
class, with four men, won the meet
with AZ points. The summary of events
is as follows:
1oO-yard dash-Greenwald IL. first;
Ahlgren, II. second; Smith, '09, third.
Time, II TO second.
22o-yard h-Greenwald, IL. first;
Smith, 90, second; Eaton. II. third
Time. IS seconds.
44o-yard dash-Timm. 10. first;
Greenwald, ~, second; Mccormick, ~.
third. Time, :5s 2-3.
SSo-yard run-Timm, 10. first; Nc
Cormick. ~. second; Aronberg, 10.
third. Time, 2:16.
One mile run-Timm, 10. first; Ny
land, IL. second; Ahlgren, II, third.
Time, 5:021-5.
121-yard high hurdles-Duggan. TO-
first; Beaubien. 10. second; Timm, 10,
third. Time. 10.
22O-yard low hurdles-Timm, TO-
first; Smith. 'o9. second; Greenwald, ~,
third. Time :291-5
shotput = Greenwa1d. IL. frst
Smith, 'O9, second; Ahlgren. II, third
Distance 81 feet and inches.
Hammer throw-Naef, IL. first; Nc
Cormick. 10. second; Mcclellan, 70,
third. Distance 90 feet
Discuss throw-GreenwaId, IL, first:
Beaubien, 10, second; Naef. II. third.
Distance 70 feet and 10 inches
Broad jump-smith O9, first; Green
valid, 10. second; Beaubien. 10, third.
| Distance 16 feet and inches.
High jump-Duggan. 10. first; Timm.
10, second; Greenwald. II. third.
Height. feet and 10 inches
Pole vault-Duggan, 10. first; Beau
bien. 10. second; Eaton. II. third.
Height. 9 feet and inches.
Ofhcials-Joseph Peceny, starter and
referee; Professor Hall. Holiday and
Baum Judges Of finish and timers;
Eric Mcclellan, scorer.
Skating every Saturday and Sunday
evening at the Coliseum rink, Indiana
Harbor II
Mrs. Peter Koch of oliver street has
returned from st. John, Ind. where she
spent a few days visiting with rela-
tives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Fordice were
South Chicago visitors last evening.
Miss Ella Dixon OF East Chicago
visited friends here yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Baker of Fisch-
rupp avenue were in South Chicago or
Thursday.
Mrs. Henry Bollinger OF Ohio avenue
was the recipient of a most pleasant
surprise party on Thursday Afternoon
by the Ladies' Aid society of the Ger.
man Lutheran church, there being
about twenty-fv in attendance.
The party was given in honor of the
birthday anniversary of Mrs. Bollinger
A most pleasant afternoon was spen
in social conversation. and an excel
lent dinner was served
More for your money-easiest term:
of payment-your home furnished OF
thirty days free trial. At SpiegePs
South Chicago's leading furnitur,
store I
The final arrangements are beins
completed for graduation at st. Mich
aers school in Center street, the com
} mencement to be held on Friday, Jun
is. The prospective graduates in tn
girls school are: Nora Dineen, Sophia
Wenger. Ruth Campbell. Dorothy Hern
dobler. Carrie Zurbriggen, Sadie Nc
Gowan. Agnes Sell and Sylvia Lofts
The boys class consists of Raymon,
Schaub. Gerald Carver, Mathew Adley
and Frank Schultz
Come to our piano factory and Sc
how good pianos are made For sal
at factory prices. Straube Piano fac
tory, Hammond, Ind. I
Miss Marguerite FifeId of Olive
street returned home yesterday fror
Wilson college at Chambersburg, Pa
and will spend the summer with he
) parents. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Fiheld.
The wedding of Alvin Bumhour O
this city and Miss Emma Dossell o
Woodlawn took place in Chicago o
Thursday evening The couple were at
tended by Fred Hoar of this city and
young lady friend of the brides. TIL
wedding came as quite surprise [
the Whiting people. friends of tn
. groom. Mr.. Bomhour is one of GU
popular young men. being prominer
in social and lodge circles, and ais
a member Of the Whiting fire depart
ment. The bride is very popular i
: | Woodlawn and also South Chicag,
: where she has been employed as book
. keeper in the New York store. Imme
diately after the ceremony Mr.. an
, Mrs. Bomhour left for New York, wher
they will spend two weeks, after whic
they will return to take UP their res
: dence in Whiting.
Mr.. and Mrs willard B. Van Horn
> of Indiana Harbor were the guests
Z Whiting relatives yesterday.
y John Hannephin transacted busine.
in Indiana Harbor yesterday.
! ROBERTSDALE.