The Lake County times., 1913-06-17

lived in Whiting, but who about a year
ago moved to Arkansas Both are very
estimable young people and in spite of
the fact that their marriage occurred
on Friday, the 13th, 1913, and that she
waA the thirteenth girl to be married
from the club, where she resided. their
many friends are hoping for a very
prosperous future for them
Mrs. ], L. Miles and daughter, Hazel
returned yesterday from Hobart where
they spent Saturday and Sunday
Miss Elizabeth Gamer off Chicago
spent yesterday here visiting with rela-
tives
The funeral of Mrs James of Stiglftz
Park was held yesterday under the di-
rection of Undertaken c. A. Helwig
Services were preached at the Nazarene
church, In Hammond, interment being
at Oak Hill cemetery, in Hammond
The death of Mrs. James is particularly
sad. she being the mother of several
small children. Her husband has been
III for the past two months
The remains of F n. Atwood. who
was killed on the Lake Shore railroad
on last Friday were shipped to his
home in Elkhart on Saturday morning
where his mother resides. The inquest
was held at Helwig's morgue on Sat
Hoskins
Steve Mores has been appointed on
the city police force to succeed Officer
Joseph vacha. whose resignation took
effect on June 1st
Frank Stefanskf was arrested by Of
! ficer Juda OF the Standard Oil company
on the charge of stealing brass. Stef-
anski is the man who was accused of
| helping himself to Chief LAWYERS trous-
ers of the clothes line several months
ago. His trial will be held today.
Frank Schilling of Gary was arrested
/ by officer Mores on the charge Of in
toxication on Saturday. but he was re-
leased yesterday morning.
The Whiting people are anticipating
hearing from day TO day of the ap-
pointment of a new postmaster. The
term OF Postmaster Nejdl expired last
! Thursday.
On account OF the increase in busi-
ness the whiting Savings & Loan as
| sociation will keep its office open all
day excepting the noon hour.
H S. DAVIDSON. Secretary
500 Clark street.
The students receiving diplomas from
the eighth grade OF the public school.
permitting them to enter high school
are: Nellie Babcock Leona Brinkman.
Henry Babcock Lucille Locke Hazel
Goldrick. Jesse Gill. Francis Denham.
jackson, Marian Walker. Fred F'fsch-
rupp. Walter Wuestenfelt. Floyd Grif-
fifth Jas. Quinn. Lawrence Moore. Geo.
Ceiga, Kenneth Kessler. Nora Kaiding,
Simon Kissen, Olive Henry, Raymond
Abraham, Daniel Prochaska. Frank
Morrison Mary Naef William Smith
Lloyd Buchanan. Mamie. Reno. John
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simon Libert. Ruth Paschen. Flo Toush,
Arthur Louer Arthur Mortenson. Ar
thur Engler, John Thomas. Ruth Tilton
Steve Wargo. John Striscko. Martha
Migatz Edward Wefdman. Meyer and
Manual Gordon and Ruth GLADDEN..
Miss May Bailey of Ohio avenue has
taken position with the Whiting Call
Mr.. and Mrs. John Brinkman and
children of Davidson place were Ham
mond visitors on Sunday
The fact that Miss Ethelyn Sexton
has severed her connection with the
Whiting high school is to be greatly
regretted. Miss Sexton has been pub
lie speaking teacher in the high school
for two years, and was a general favor
ite with the students Miss Sexton has
directed the junior class plays each
year since she has been here with the
greatest. success. 1t having heretofore
been necessary to engage outside as
sistance for this work The play this
: year "She Stoops to Conquer met witt
unheralded success rejecting the great
est credit upon the director who put II
many hours of hard work in coaching
the students As a mark of apprecia-
ton the junior students presented Miss
Sexton with a beautiful hand-engravet
silver coat chain Miss Sexton alsC
met with the greatest success in train
> ing the graduates for the annua
! county oratorical contests. Her efforts