The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-05-18
WHITING NEWS

1
Misses Eva Miller and Jessie Har-
rison, who have been the guests of Miss
Helen O'Hara, have returned to Val /
paraiso to resume their studies at the |
university.
Mrs. Harrison Burns is improving |
from her operation at St Anthony's |
hospital, Chicago.
Mr.. and Mrs. Martin and son. Louis, |
and daughter. Elsie Dvorak of Chicago, |
spent Sunday at the home of Mrs. Mar
tins brother. Fred Peceny of Fred
street. The family made the trip in
their large touring car.
The junior class play of the Whiting
high school will be given on June 4,
and the members are working hard to
make 1t a great success. In addition
to the play, The Flying Wedge" which
is a one-act football farce, an excel
lent musical program will be given, as
follows:
Selection ...... High School Orchestra
Piano Solo. Elizabeth Swartz
Vocal Solo. Frank Duggan
Monologue .......... Warren Beaubien
Vocal Solo. Irma Krout
Selection ..... High School Orchestra
Play-"The Flying Wedge" ..........
Selection ...... High School Orchestra
The annual exhibit for the Whiting
public and high schools will be given
this year on Friday, June 4. The stu
dents are working hard and there is
expected to be an excellent collection
of work put on exhibition this year.
Mrs. J. E. Miles entertained Mrs A.
J. Young of Carleton, ILL., and Mrs. L
Crumpacker of Westville, Ind, at her
home in Laporte avenue
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Sheets Of Fisch-
rupp avenue daughter.
Mrs. J. E Miles and daughter, Hazel,
attended a family reunion at the home
of Ray Crisman at Wheeler. Ind, on
Sunday.
Mrs. George stephens of Clark street
is able to be out after an attack of
! diphtheria.
Misses Edith Langenhan, Margaret
Moylan and Dollie Turner were Ham
mond visitors on Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. AIberding of Chicago
visited on Sunday with the latters
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Hemmy Of Sheri-
dan avenue
Mr.. and Mrs. James McFadden enter
tanned a few friends at their home in
Central avenue on Sunday.
Miss Arnold. who has been visiting
Miss Margaret Griffith left today for
Nebraska.
Mrs. William Curtis of oliver street
will go to oxford, O.. where she will
visit her daughter Miss Jessie NJ.
Curtis. at Western college. On her
way home Mrs. Curtis will stop off at
Alton, Ill. to visit with friends
Miss Bernice Allen is still confined to
her home in Ohio avenue with illness
and it is thought that it viii be impos-
sible for her to resume her duties as
fifth grade teacher for the remainder OF
the year.
O. A. Krinbill. district manager OF
the Chicago Telephone company, tran.
sacted business in Whiting yesterday.
I Mrs. Parker moved from the Melir
fats on Sheridan avenue to New Yorl
avenue.
The members of the Ladies' Aid so
ciety of the Christian church will give
! a bazaar in the Gordon building on one
Hundred and Nineteenth street on MAY
20 and 81.
The members of the Daughters o
Rebecca of whiting viii go to soutf
Chicago this evening to visit Charity
lodge. D. of r.
Leo Holman, accompanied by Car
Swanson of Gary visited the formeri
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. NJ Holman, yes
terday
. Forty hours devotion is being hel'
I at the Slavish church, beginning Sun
day evening, and Will end this evening
Last night Father Benedict was assist
ed by Father Doba' and this evening
. he will be assisted by Father Ivivicl
i of Joliet, III.
Jacob Keilmann was here Saturda,
n visiting relatives and friends He lef
with his family on Sunday evening 70
. their future home in Minneapolis
. Mimi. where Mr. Keilmann holds a
excellent position with the Standar
Oil company.
Joseph Scherr spent Sunday at s.
John. visiting with his wife, who /
there taking care of her mother. Mrs
Andrew Hammer, who is sick.
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