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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-10-15
League Opens Tonight.

The opening Of the Hammond bowl
ms League VIII be seen this evening,
the arst series to be rolled a Towle <
McCool's alleys. Some good squads are
scheduled for tonight and the games
will be called at o'clock when the f.
L. As and Charley Longs quintets
viii start the BAH rolling Following
the first threegame series the Clabbys
and the Hoffmans are scheduled to roll
Towle & McCool now have four al
leys in use and from the interest be-
ing taken there viii be a large crowd
present A feature Of the new amuse-
ment haI is a large gallery which has
been erected for the convenience Of
the bowling enthusiasts.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-10-15
SMOKER WAS A
GREAT SUCCESS

The smoker given by the Hammond
Chamber of Commerce last evening was
attended by over zoe members The
meeting was a great success Some Of
the members PLAYED Billiards. others
played cards or pool and others just
visited.
During the evening Rev c. j. sharp
chairman Of the membership commit
tee. explained the campaign that Is in
progress and urged that the members
become as active as possible during the
remaining days Of the campaign.
The idea was advanced that by in
creasing the membership those who
are already members togeter wit
those who are already members. to-
gether with those who become mem
bers. viii have greater advantages than
they now have.
For instance. paid secretary will
be employed who Will look after the
interests OF the organization at all
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ASSOCIATED CHARITIES
IN CITY WANTED NOW

gated previously and no name would
be duplicated IN the list handed to
some other organization
Every citizen in Hammond knows
that last Christmas there was much
charity work done in Hammond. and
yet since that time it has been learned
that many q deserving family was
omitted. while others received beyond
their share, all because we have no
system about our charity work.
Mrs J. N. Turner, Mrs. RothschiId
and many other Hammond women who
have worked with Hammond's poor for
years also know how often the public
IS imposed upon through indiscriini-
nate giving. Should a woman be dying
on our streets tonight. there would be
no place she could be taken as a chart
IS patient Little children are suffer
ing IN Hammond homes every day
not because Hammond is hard
hearted town-not because our mer-
chants our churches our individuals
DE- not give for charity. but because
the money we do give Is not given out
In a systematic way.
What we need is this organization
Of citizens. under one head. where all
of our money and clothes for charity
may be given out. where every cent is
accounted for to the citizens by re-
ports Ia the daily papers, etc. We
need this organization that might vote
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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-10-15
Funeral of Mr.. Mason.

The funeral OF George A. A. Mason.
IS Rimbaeh avenue. was held from the
St. Paufs Episcopal church on Rim
bach avenue this afternoon at o'clock.
The body lay in state from 10 O'Clock
this morning until 2 o'clock this aft
ernoon at the Episcopal church, where
large gathering Of friends paid their
last respects. The Rev. c. A Smith Of
hciated and interment was made at
Oak Hill cemetery.
Those who acted as pail bearers are:
Q. a. Krinbnl, B. L P. Bell, ]. +. Bren-
nan, Or. T. f. Bell, william Newman.
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1Mrltten for rhe rImes. J

~ ftAtNh ARf ~
ON last Saturday afternoon the
Hammond woman's club took up the
idea of starting an Associated Chari-
ties in the city of Hammond HAM
mond IS increasing il population so
rapidly that it is impossible Tor the
various organizations Of the city who
do charity work to do it ia syste-
matte way.
The result is. the merchants are
menaced continually BY a call from
church lodge. club. etc to help out
certain cause that IS to be given in
the name of charity. Their time IS not
only taken up but their money is
handed out promiscously and they
have not the time to see that what
they give for charity is used in a ju-
dieious way. Tt is true each organi-
cation trys to give out It's portion IN a
systematic way and does SO far as that
special organization is concerned, but
another organization IS liable TO give
in the same place, while some deserv-
ing poor is neglected.
Then. too there IS no man or woman
IN Hammond who has time to thor
oughly Investigate every case for
charity that is reported. The conse-
helped and the public imposed upon,
simply because thorough Investigation
cannot be made. often the most de-
serving are those who seldom get
/ help, simply because they are not
found out until il is almost too late
| to be Of any benedt.
All of this would DO done away with
by the organization of an United Char
tiles with a specially employed seere-
taTy. This secretary would be one
/ who would be especially trained in the
work, and would give All Of her time
| in investigating cases and helping
those In need. Every organiza ton in
| the city who does charity work would
work under this organization and
/ have their portion Of good work aNot-
/ ted to them in order that there would
be no overlapping Of the work. but
all would be done in business-like
way.
| It would be an organization OF the
citizens. not Of any special body The
business men. the professional men
the laboring men. the church men. the
/ lodgemen and women Of the city would
all be members of this one large citi-
zen's organization. the Associated
Charities
II tramp came to ones back door
in order not to turn away the deserv-
ing and help the imposter. one could
send this one to the Associated Chart
ty office and help would be given the
| worthy one at once.
II at Christmas time the Presbyte-
| rian church. which By the way does
| great deal of charity work. wished t,
| furnish certaS~ number Of baskets t
the city's poor. a correct list Of de.
serving could be secured from this as
/ ISOLATION secretary. and real beneh
would be done Every name given t,
| this church would have been inyesti-
Peter Crumpacker william Bullion. T
a. Bergman in.
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a very delightfu meeting 81 the Enc
broidery club took place yesterday art
ernoon ut the home Of AIRS. John +.
Reckman. 1876 Highland street Mrs.
Reekman entertained the members at
their regular semi-monthly thimble
partv The members brought their
needle work 20 the meeting. 4 pref
tly appointed luncheon 81 two courses
was served after the guests had spent
few hours pleasantly with their
needle work The members will meet
again i'm two weeks on Monday after
noon. October 27th. Mrs Beckman en-
tertained Mrs. Allan Twyman OF East
chicago I'm company with the members
Mrs. Twyman was formerly Miss Agnes
MeHSIe OF Hammond. A number Of the
members were at the meeting.
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! lodge Assemblies

The usual business and social pro-
gram Will be followed at the meeting
Of Progressive Court No. 166 Tribe Of
Ben Hur this evening in the h of p.
Hall in South Holman street
It is desired that many members of
the Ladies Society Of the B. of L. F.
and f. attend the meeting "Wednesday
afternoon in the K. of ?. Han in south
Holman street.
An enjoyable meeting of the Court
of Honor was held last evening in
Weis Hail in State street. 1t was the
evening for the regular semi monthly
meeting and many members were in
attendance Following the lodge ses-
sion refreshments were served Dur
ing the business hour plans We're made
for the next melting. Mrs Guy Bow "A
acted as the installing officer. And the
following members We're Installed in
office to serve during the coming year:
Characteristic Ida Baker
Past Chancellor-George 4. Pearson.
Vice Chancelor-Mrs Alice Wheeler.
Chaplain-AIrs Vida Pearson
Recorder-Mrs Laura Brennan.
Conductor-Mrs. Paula Newell
Guard-Wnliam Meyers.
Sentinel-H A. Newell.
Directors-AIrs Newman, II. A.
Newell and George f. Pearson.
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MEET WITH MRS. CARTER.

The members of the Baptist Women's
Union VIII have their next meeting
Thursday afternoon at the home of
Mrs. Barney Carter ia Webb street It
Will be the monthly social meeting in
charge of Mrs Giles Warner. The fol-
lowing program has been arranged for
the afternoon:
Piano Solo. ....... Mrs. c. 3. silver
Spelling Match conducted by Mrs
William Meyers
Vocal Solo ..... ....... Mrs Robinson
contest conducted BY Mrs G. d Palmer
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-10-15
MEETING posTPoNED 4 WEEK.

The meeting Of the histoyr commit
tee Of the Hammond Woman's club
which was announced would take place
yesterday afternoon was postponed un-
tfl Monday. October 21st when the
chairman Mrs. Henry Burk VIII enter
tain the members at her home. SO Car
roll street. Il viii be the first meet
ms of the year and it is expected that
many members VIII attend. The re-
porter for the afternoon viii be Mrs.
S f. swain and the following ladies'
via compose the program committee.
Mrs. Robert Armstrong. Mrs. 5. a. Bell,
Mrs. carl Kaufman ana Mrs C. L.
Wolff Mrs Burk. Mrs. j. w. Davis.
Mrs. 7. o. Thompson and AIRS. f. a. Gil
son VIII serve on the social committee.
The program for the afternoon Will be
as follows:
Review OF Early italian History"
.........#...... ...... Mrs. 5. A. Bell
Piano Solo. .......... Mrs. p. J. Lyons
The Three Heroes Of italy" .....
...................=. Mrs c. T. Wolf
short Geographical sketch .
...... Mrs Robert Armstrong
Laws of Indiana Concerning Won
EN- and Children. Mrs. il. T. Meyer
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-10-15
VIII Have Kohser Market.

The congregation OF the Jewish Tab
ernacle in Hammond has purchased the
meat market OF f. A. Bunde. on state
street, and VIII hereafter conduct it as
kosher market
Sam Aahleman is going to be the
manager, and the market VIII be con
Quoted by q butcher from Chicago.
Ableman says that there IS a great de-
mand for kosher meat in Hammond and
that the new market wiz take care Of
the needs Of the congregation.
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Social News
H.an7H on
4 BRIDGE LUNCHEON.

The first o. a series Of parties honor
ing Miss Irene r. Mott VIII be given
by Mrs. T. Edwin Bell today at her
home in Webb street Mrs. Bell Will
entertain group ST Hammond and out
of town young people at bridge
luncheon. Thursday evening Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles q. Holman VIII entertain
at their home in Mason street, compli-
mentary TO Miss Mott and Atr. Charles
W. wilson Of chicago whose marriage
Der slNth
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-10-15
FIRST MEETING OF rHE YEAR.

The Parents Club OF the Irving
school viii meet at three o'clock this
afternoon for the election of officers
and other important business. The
meeting viii be held in the school hall
1T viii be the first meeting Of the year
and following the program refresh
ments Will be served. DR.. Mary E
Jackson viii address the mothers. she
has chosen as her subject The Care Of
the Throat and Teeth"
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-10-15

times Then. too it viii be possible to
put On neon-day lunch downtown
taat VIII be great advantage to the
business men
Judge virgin S. Reiter the president
of the ORGANIZATION said today that lac
fully expected the membership to be
increased to 500 as result Of this cam
paign.
we already have more than half
that number and tbe privileges that
are offered Ia te new rooms Of lie club
arc such That every body ought to find
It 70 his advantage to join" said the
judge.
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MEET IN CnURcH pARLoRs.

The semi-monthly meeting of the
Ladies Aid Society of the First n. Z.
church viii take place Wednesday art
erneon at two-thirty o'clock in the
parlors Of the church in Russell street.
The members who have not already
brought their canned fruit are asked
TO do SO at this meeting.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-10-15
Peterson at Smoker.

John =. Peterson, the democratic
candidate for congress from this dis
trict, is booked as the headliner for the
Jefferson club smoker which is to be
given this evening He win make an
address, after which refreshments and
lunch wiz be served.
The Wilson Progressive League held
meeting last night in the Jefferson
clubrOoms.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-10-15
HoNoR ,IIss sMIrzER.

The Standard Bearers Will meet
with Miss Gladys Martin at her home
in ogden street this evening for their
regular monthly meeting. After a
short program the evening viii be
spent socially. The meeting has been
planned as a farewell to Miss Kathryn
switzer who viii leave Hammond dur
ing the next few DAYS to make her
nome In PLYMOUTH. Ind.
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- 49, - sEssInN

The members OF the Deborah Society
viii meet for an an day session We'd
uesday in the parlors Of the First
Christian church IN Calumet avenue
Mrs. William F. Granger and the mem
ners Of her committee viii have charge
Of the meeting They VIII serve lunch
at noon.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-10-15
Will MEET wEDNESDAY.

Tomorrow afternoon Mrs. Abe Marks
VIII be hostess to the members of the
Jewish Ladies' Aid Society at her home
IN South Holman street a business
and social program win be followed
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-10-15
ELECT nErICERs

At the meeting Of the Parents Club
OF the Lafayette school this afternoon
the officers for the new year will be
chosen and other important business
viii be transacted.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-10-15
ENTERTAINs WITH CARDS.

Mrs Mariner at her home in East
Chicago win he hostess this afternoon
al pedro party to the members Of the
Jolly Dozen club
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4 ooMMIrTEE MEETINc.

Mrs. J. 5 Blackburn, AZ Carroll street
viii be at home this afternoon TO the
members Of the literary department 81
the Hammond Woman's Clue. Arnold
Bennett viii be the author studied.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-10-15
4 SOCIAL MEETING.

The members Of the Women's Guild
Of ST Paul's Episcopal church VIII have
a social meeting at the home of Mrs.
a. Murray Turner in Glendale Park
Wednesday afternoon
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4 WHIST PARTY

Mrs. j. T. Flavin viii have as her
guests Wednesday afternoon at her
home in South Holman street the mem
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-10-15

The members of the haywood Gull
ture Club viii be the guests 1T party
given by Mrs William Lynch at her
home ia Ada street Wednesday after
noon.
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Mrs. LYNCH 4 HOSTESS.

bers OF the Uptodate Whist Club Whist
viii be feature OF the entertainment.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-10-15

George Beland of Rimbach avenue
returned last evening after a month s
visit with relatives in Worcester, Mass
Mrs. J. c. Collins and Mrs. Basil
Walker have returned from Rensselaer,
where they spent few days with
jerome Collins who is attending ST.
Joseph's College
DIR. Lena r. Watson who has been iii
at St. Margaret $ Hospital is recovering
and was able To be out yesterday.
Charles NJ Faivre OF Meadville. Pa
is the guest Of his sister. Mrs. J. al
Collins and Mr.. Collins at their home
in Summer street
Mrs NJ J Dermedy of Highland
street spent Sunday with her son. Mil
ton who is attending st. Josephs cell
lege At Rensselaer, Ind.
Mrs John F. Cunningham has been
very i'll for the past six weeks at her
home, is East State street.
Miss Jean Gnday Of ogden street has
returned from Erie. Mich, where she
was called by the death of a relative.
Mrs. J. p. Ryan and little daughter.
Elizabeth left last evening for Grace.
Miss. after spending a few months in
Hammond the guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. r.
FL McHie at their home in South Hoh-
man street.
Miss Ethel Bowman who has been
confined 70 her room for the past week
remains quite III and is still unable to
be out.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-10-15
NOTICE TO RoYAL LrAcrrRs

Fioneer council No. IS VIII give A
smoker Thursday evening. October IL
1912 at eight O'Clock. Every Lacquer
is requested 10 be present All non
resident Laaguers invited. Program:
short session of Council cigars. cards
and prizes Refreshments Come.
come. come and be a booster.-Adv.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-10-15

Peter Crumpacker, William Bullion. r.
A. Bergman Jr.
Pocahontas star herald., 1912-08-16

Mrs. II. l.. Chester and children
of Dalton are visiting in town,
guests of friends and relatives,
Miss Eva Shaver has been spend
ing a few days in and around Warm
Springs ylsi ting home folks
NJ. NJ. Shaver Of Ingram spent a
few days here visiting.
Oscar aud Albert Lemmons OF
HCbble Greek came up saturday
and remained till Monday. They
came up TO attend church.
James +. Shaver Of Noland was
here this week to attend church aud
visit relatives.
Amos Lemmons Of Tolar, Texas,
is holding a series Of meeting here
this week.
Fred Jones and family Of Reyno
visited friends aud relatives here
one day last week.
James Wisner of Reyno turned
his entire crop over TO the worms
and other insects. lie left Mon
day for Hot Springs to enjoy life,
health and happiness.
sular Segraves aud family left
Wednesday for the hills to spend a
few days visiting friends aud rola'
tives.
The beet that beats all bects was
raised by Aunt Cynthia Riley near
here. II was a large Mammoth
beet, weighing several pounds.
Pocahontas star herald., 1912-08-16
RICllWOODS

John Moscop and family have
moved to the bulls.
Anna Lee Marcy entered shool
last week.
Mrs. l.. NJ. Davis has quite a
severe attack of congestion.
Uncle Pete Treanor is working
down near MInturn.
VIM. Robbins is convalescent af.
ter a very severe illness.
p. b. Eskridge and family are
spending few days in the hills.
Beulah Weeks has a light at.
tack Of tonsilitls.
An auto, making good time, has
passed through Richwoods the
past two Sundays.
Allen Fultner found a pearl last
week which brought him the neat
little sum of $500.
Several of our citizens att, nded
the picnic at Holmes. They report
a bIg crowd and a good time.
Wmt Ovens OF Elnora and Bur.
lie Chesser Of Bristow spent Satur
day night with the Sisson boys.
Edgar Cooper gave an Ice cream
supper and fish fry at Hoover
Landing on Thursday night Of last
week.
Pocahontas star herald., 1912-08-16

lie is getting along alright at this
writing.
Oscar Songer Of Black Rock
spent last Tuesday night with his
father, q. l.. Songer. He hauled a
load OF mussel shells TO the button
factory on Wednesday.
Hunter Perrin and family passed
through our little city Saturday en-
route TO visit his brother, Arch
Perrin.
Harry Kineade and family, Sam
Songer aud family aud q. w. Mil
lion spent last Sunday at the home
Of G. w. Chitwood.
j. A. Hogan and wife spent sew
eral days last week fishing on Black
nver. They caught fine lot Of
fish.
Pocahontas star herald., 1912-08-16
ALBERTHA

T. b. Kerley made another trip
Doniphan last week to see DIR,
Proctor.
Lee Bently and Homer Kerley
visited at Mock part Of last week.
NJ. X. OVERLY aud family visited
at the home Of J. w. Vandergriti
Sunday.
7. J. Cannon made a special trip
TO the bottoms Monday to Buck
hanans mill.
Mrs. Gertie Cannon was on the
sick list last week but is better At
this writing.
l.. +. Johnston has been on the
indisposed list the past week.
c. F. Oldham made a special trip
to Pocahontas Saturday.
We have had another good ram
since our last letter.
T. J. Cannon and family, Aunt
Johnston, Lee Bentley and
mother left Tuesday for Reyno to
visit a few days.
Pocahontas star herald., 1912-08-16

Mrs, Wilburn of this community,
living near Bristow school house,
died Saturday and was buried sun
day at the Sanders graveyard.
John l.. Robbins has been quite
i'll with an abscess on his leg. IL
was operated on by Drs. Bayan
aud Robinson and his condition Il
now much improved.
We regret very much TO report
the death OF the infant son Of Mr..
aud Mrs. John Tharp. Chas. Rus.
sci and wife have also lost a child
since our last report.
The barbecue, given by the Meth.
odist church, at Luster Grove last
Saturday was a social aud financial
success. The crowd was large,
the weather ideal, the stands did a
hustling business and the boys even
won the ball game playing against
Hubble Creek. Everything passed
of pleasantly. The proceeds 90 20
buy some furnishings for the church.
Pocahontas star herald., 1912-08-16
COUNTY NEWS
CAVENAR

Little Sadie, the little infant
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. b.
Pearce, has been very bad sick for
several days but is better at this
writing.
Mrs. PROXY Magruder, who has
been sick for some time, is reported
TO be some better.
Daily Wells and family of Poca-
honias visited in this section last
Saturday night and Sunday.
T. S. Lawhon and family visited
at ths home of J. NJ. Cayenar last
Sunday.
Oyerseer ]. K. Alphin has been
doing some very substantial work
on our public road here Of late.
Bob is hustler anyway and seems
TO understand the art Of road max
ing pretty we'll.
Uncle Frank Mcllroy Of the Bay
returned home last Saturday after
a weeks visit to relatives in this
community.
J. r. Ross attended the COM
mencement Of the protracted meet
ing which begun at New Home
last Sunday.
Pocahontas star herald., 1912-08-16
OLD JACKSON

STILL dry and hot at this place.
Bro. G. w. Million filled his
regular appointment at this place
last Sunday. We were glad to see
him able TO be with us again and
hope he will continue to get better.
Mrs. Sallie Jarvis and children
Of Marmaduke, Ark, returned to
their home after a several days
visit with her father, G. l.. Songep,
at this place.
J G. Rossman and Frank Odell
are pearling on Black river.
DR.. Poindexter was called out to
see J. II. Miller first Of the week.
Pocahontas star herald., 1912-08-16

III. J. Cayeuar aud wife visited
their daughter, Mrs. /. n. Hawkins,
last Sunday.
Herman Collier Of Nettleton is
spending this week visiting rela-
tives in this community.
Our schools at Concord aud Lees
Chapel are progressing nicely un-
der the excellent management of
Pros. Daily Thompson and JEFF
Lawhon.
J. ID. Walters, the telephone
man, was IN this section Tuesday
looking after the interest of the
Ozark Telephone Company.
Pocahontas star herald., 1912-08-16
SHARUM

A nice ram fell Friday which
pleased the farmers very much.
John L. Ford is enjoying a visit
from his cousin, VIII Moore, Of
Conway, Ark.
There were q number of visitors
at school Friday afternoon, inolud
ing Mr.. Dean, Rev. Shoilit and Mr..
MoLuskey, directors.
Mrs. Julia Campbell aud children
visited at the home of Johnnie Ford
Sunday.
Oscar Williams was in this sec.
tion last week buying cattle.
A crowd Of young people and
several older ones enjoyed n ball
game Sunday evening.
Misses Della McCallister and Ora
Ford aud Messrs. Moore aud Grim
spent Sunday very pleasantly in
O'Kean.
A large crowd of young people
attended church at Green Hill Sun.
day night.
Ora Park, accompanied by her
brother, Tom, visited her sister,
Efiie, Sunday.
Della MoCallister visited friends
near Pocahontas Saturday.
We would like 10 see news from
Oconee and Dalton next week.
Pocahontas star herald., 1912-08-16
BIGGERS

w. +. Acree Of Maynard spent
last Wednesday night in town with
his old friend, r. l.. Shaver.
a large crowd attended the min.
strel show given here last Thursday
night by A. G., Allen.
Lehman Mock of Mock was in
town last week on business.
Since our last report a fine baby
girl has arrived at the home Of
Ham Marshall and wife.