The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-06-26
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was crowded with friends and relatives.
who enjoyed an excellent program. aft
er which twenty graduates received
their diplomas. The following is the
program and the names of the grad
yates:
PART
Piano Solo; Paul Revere's Ride.
" Sarah Braun
Songs: Ca) Hymn; (b) Lullaby. 49,.
Observation-Disclosures. Eighth Grade
Play: Scenes in the Union Depot
CAST OF CHARACTERS
Mrs. Brown and son, Johnny,
... Hazel Back and Joe DERRICK |
Ticket Agent .Aleck Anderson (
Depot Master Frank Swanson
Man at Lunch and Candy Stand.
| NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Joe Powell [
Bootblack ............... Joe DERRICK
Mrs snyder and daughter. Mirandy
Julia Larson and Hannah Carlson
Mrs Larkin. Sarah Braun
Mrs Sophia Ripper. Katie Wakowiak
Mr.. Jones. ............... Eddie Miner
Woman and Baby. Annie Engstrom
Uncle John. ............. Abe Goldfine
Josiah Potter and wife. Nancy.
Emil Brauer and Bmma Brannon
Mr. Armstrong and five small chill
dren .......... Bertram Swanson
Mrs. Amelia Hummer. Aline Hill
Mr.. and Mrs. Martindale. .....
Harry Wedberg and Hazel Anderson
Bride and Groom. ...................
Bertram Swanson and Hannah Carlson
Rosy and Mollie.
Katie wakowiak and Hazel Back
Bob and Dick.
Howard Kennedy and Joe Powell
Casey. Jupiter and Father. Sarah
Ginalski. Eddie Miner and A. Goldhne
. College Quartette. .Bertram Swanson,
} A Anderson, F. Swanson & z. Brauer
Song: Star of the Summer Night. Glass
PART II
Songs (a) The Dearest Spot on Earth
OBJ High and Low.
Papa's Sum in Fractions. .Aline Hill
Song: Battle Hymn of the Republic.
.......... ................ Class
Boys Gymnastics. ..... Boys of Glass
, Grafton on Corns. 1850. Emil Brauer
Songs (a) Sttll Is the Night. .........
(b) Old Black Joe. ............
Johnnys Skating Pa. Annie Engstrom
Awarding of Diplomas. n. W. Summer
GRADUATES
Al
son, Emma NJ. Brannon. Emil P. Brau-
er. Sarah G. Braun. Hazel Irene Back,
Hannah V. Carlson, Joseph l. DERRICK.
: Anna E. Engstrom. Sarah Ginalski, Abe
> Goldhne, Aline Hill. Howard E. Ken
, nedy, Julia NJ Larson, Edward J. Min
:. er, Joseph Powell, Carl B. Swanson.
! Frank Swanson, Katie Wakowiak, Har-
!. ~ c. Wedberg.
Miss Mary Bracket returned home
!. Thursday evening after very pleasant
! visit with her grandparents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Mercer. of Rochester. Ind.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Berg attended
: the commencement exercises of the AL
bert D. Lane school of Chicago Thurs
day evening. Mr.. Berg is the manual
training teacher at that school
Mrs. V. w. ORoark was Hammond
visitor Thursday afternoon.
Mrs. c. Anderson OF Park Manor
spent Thursday in town, ana attended
he the Thursday Afternoon club.
ic Miss Marie Bristol of Hammond spen
n Thursday evening with Miss Bernic'
i Bracket.
lie Miss Anna Hunter of Englewood at
tended the commencement exercises o
as the Henry Clay school Thursday even
ing
lie Mrs. P. D. Marter and daughter. Ma
ne bel. and H. B. Reed spent Thursda,
Ill evening at the White City.
A number of people from town at
ne tended the commencement exercises 0
the South Chicago high school, held a
an the Calumet theater Thursday evening
lis Miss Gladys Kennedy being the onl
in graduate from here
Miss Hazel Iivings attended the com
CHI mencement exercises of the Henry ella
en- school here Thursday evening.
us The children of the Henry Clay schoc
were very pleasantly entertained b
nd the teachers of the school at the schoC
house for a couple of hours Frida
is morning. Ice cream and cake wa
of served TO them. They then bid the
re. teachers good-by until they would Sc
go them again next September.
Mrs. Hallberg entertained the Ladie
in Aid society of the Swedish Leblanc
Lutheran church Thursday afternoo
When the ladies had all arrived Mr.
Hallberg took them to the wood
where they all enjoyed a very deligh
lei full afternoon together. A very daint
- luncheon was served, after which IL
ladies returned to their homes. havir
enjoyed a real treat of spending Il
afternoon in the woods.
, Miss Mabel Anderson of Englewot
attended the commencement exercis
of the Henry clay school Thursd;
evening.
Claude D. Marter spent couple
80 hours with his sister, Mrs. H. B. Rec
Friday afternoon. The boat on viii
he is employed came into the harbor
South Chicago early in the afternoo
for to remain for short time
Mrs. Frank Buck entertained t
to Thursday Afternoon club at her ho1
on Superior avenue. The afternoon W
his spent in the usual way-pedro. NJ
ond Charles Bracket was honored with t
first prize. the second was awarded
irie Mrs Mcconnell and the consolati
= prize was received by Mrs Frank w
act land A very dainty luncheon W
served after which the ladies return
to their homes, having enjoyed We
pleasant afternoon
Some Scores claIr1 to he the lar