The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-07-03
WHITING AND ENVIRONS

The open air meeting of the five ,
churches, which took place on the
lake front in the park, at 1870 ID. M,
last evening. a great success, be-
ing the largest church meeting ever
held in this city. The meeting was par
ticipated In by the congregations from
the Methodist, Congregational, Chris
tian and Evangelical churches of Whit
ing and the Evangelical church of Rob-
ertsdale. The affair was managed by
Rev. M C. Wright. Each of the pas
tors gave an address. the subjects of
whic hwere as follows: Rev. Shaw of
the Christian church The American5s
Attitude Toward the Immigrant" Rev
Fuessle of the Whiting Evangelical
church The Immigrants Attitude To-
ward America Rev. Schrader of the
Robertsdale Evangelical chuch "Fideli-
ty TO Conviction. the Spirit of the Rev
olution.' and Rev f. NJ. Webster Re
ligion and Patriotism" In addition to
the music by the church choirs. the
Masonic band was IN attendance, and
by assisting in the rendering of the
hymns added greatly to the pleasure of
the affair
Miss Mabel Siddaway of Cleveland.
| o., is here visiting her aunt. Mrs. Fan
ny Dansing OF Fred street
The new home of Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh
Brown on Laporte avenue is about
ready for occupancy.
! Miss Myrtle Soltwedel. a stenogra-
pher for the c., ]. & S. at Gibson,
companied by her mother. Mrs John
Soltwedel. intends spending her vaca-
! ton by taking a trip to Denver, Colo.
| Raymond Abraham is able to be up
! after suffering for several weeks with
| a severe case of infiammatory rheuma-
tism.
Ben Pritchard of Sheridan avenue
left yesterday for Joliet. I'LL. to remain
over the Fourth of July
Miss Amelia Hoppe. chief operator at
the local telephone exchange. has been
transferred to the Hammond office of
the telephone company. where she will
he supervisor. Miss Ruth McKeown
formerly supervisor in the Hammond
office, has been sent here to take Miss
Hopes position as chief operator hav-
ing assumed her new duties on last
Saturday
Charles Petersen will reopen tailor
shop in his building on Sheridan ave.
nue. which was vacated by Louis Zeit-
lin.
Miss II. v. Calhoun spent yesterday
the guest of Miss Pauline Dodgshun
at Woodlawn.
~
Lydia Muller, who have been spending
their honeymoon with relatives of the
former in Hunterstown. Ind. are ex-
pected home today. Mr. and Mrs. Spans.
. burg will live on Central avenue.
Miss Rosalie Greenwald of Sheri
dan avenue has returned from Grown
Point, where she was the guest of Mis-:
Louise Morton. who. with her mother
, Mrs. Edward Ridley. expects to soor
move to Denver Colo. where Mr.. Ridley
has already gone.
Miss Mamie Bernstein has beer
spending several days of the past weel
, visiting her uncle and aunt. Mr.. ant
, Mrs. Louis Bernstein, at Gary.
t Sergeant Clay Collins was called I,
Morocco. Ind, by the illness of hi
: mother. Mrs. Villa mCollins.
, DIR. and Mrs. George N Hosknis o
Sheridan avenue entertained the lat
{ ter's brother. DIR. Dewey and family o
Grant Park. ILL.,, yesterday
Mr.. and Mrs Sam Campbell enter
tanned Mr.. and Mrs. Joe B. Kyle at din
ner Saturday evening.
, Roy E. Green is home from school a
a Ann Arbor. Mich, and is now a full
a 1edged attorney at law and ready t
begin upon his career
D DR. william Greenwaid of Indians
= HarDOT NlSlleu MS MI an
Mrs. Joe Greenwald on Sheridan ave
e nue., yesterday.
e Mrs. Mary Stewart and daughter an
I Lon Ethelyn and Robert Stewart o
Cleveland. o.. who are at present visit
e ing in Oak Park, spent yesterday wit
v Mrs Catherine Stewart and family o
il Sheridan avenue.
e Mrs c. l. Hellwig of 10th street
entertaining her sister, Miss Grac
V Kolb of Borookston. unit after tn
d Fourth. Her mother, Earl Kolb. c
Chicago, also visited her yesterday.
n Mrs. w. B. Carringer arrived here o
: Saturday from Martfnsville, ILL.,, tn
= family intending to again make Whit
ing their permanent home Mr.. Cal
ringer is not expected here until Thurs
day. he driving in a horse and bugg.
Mr. and Mrs Jesse Cunningham
IS Ohio avenue visited the latter's moth
w err Mrs. Mike Krebs, In East Gary, yes