The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1913-04-29
EAST CHICAGO.

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Permit me small space in your
valuable paper. THE TIMES. to express
on behalf of the Royal Gwent choir
committee our feeling OF gratitude for
the spirit Of appreciation on the part
of the public in the efforts of the above
committee to afford them (the public
the opportunity to hear one Of the
greatest choirs'' in the world Also
to thank you for your ever kindness in
granting a fair amount of space in your
much read paper to convey the news of
the coming visit OF this choir To the
public, those of the general public
who understands and who loves to hear
classic singing, will realize the fact
that the above mentioned committee
have taken a great deal of financial re-
sponsibiIities upon themselves when
signing contracts for the Gwent choir.
or course the committee knew of the
high reputation of the choir before
they undertook such risk. The fol-
lowing choruses will be sufficient
which few out of the number of Choir
uses that the choir In a body will take
part, is evidence of what is awaiting
those who will avail themselves of this
glorious opportunity. The Storm
Destruction of Gaza,' "Hallelujah
Chorus these three choruses only are
a concert In itself There is about so
tickets still on hand and it will be ad-
visable for those WHO intend visiting
the Hammond theatre next Saturday
evening. May 8. Again thank you for
your qualified effort on behalf of the
above. Yours truly,
JOHN ROBERTS.
Mrs. G. A. johnson of Chicago ave-
nue. is spending the day in Chicago.
Attorney Joseph Meade is driving a
new passenger automobile which
he purchase about week or two ago.
The ninety fourth anniversary of the
founding of the Odd Fellows order in
America will be celebrated tonight by
the East Chicago odd Fellows and Re-
bekahs. All odd Fellows are request
ed to come and bring their wives. Wis
iting brothers are welcome.
The Alumni association of the East
Chicago high school will meet Friday
evening at the office of superintendent
E. N Canine in the city hall to out
| line a plan for the part the alumni will
| take in the ocmmencemen festivities
| this year.
| Mrs. Jake Friedman and Mrs. Joe
Meade are in Chicago today shopping
| Mrs. A. H. w Johnson. in company
with her uncle Theodore Bronson. who
| Is visiting her on his way back east
| from California, where he has beer
| spending the winter, went to Crown
Point today by auto. Thence they will
| go to Valparaiso to visit Mrs Johnson's
| old home
| The sunbonnet club will meet this
afternoon at the residence of Mrs
Mary A Ross of Barring avenue. Mrs
VIII Haight, Mrs CharlesN McKelve,
and Mrs. A. c. schlieker are the com
mittee.
| Abe ottenheimer. is in Crown Poinr
today on legal business.
| Superintendent r n. Canine ans
Principal H II. Clark were comforting
yesterday in reference to a commence
ment week program. They expect b.
the first of next week to have the plar
| to be, followed lined up.
/ Judge George Fl. Lewis. whoh as beer
| back several days from Young
where he went to consult "Bonesetter'
Reese regarding the injuries sustained
by him in an automobile accident las
| winter, was not greatly encouraged b,
what he learned regarding his condi
ton while on his visit to the note'
surgeon. He was told that there wa
nothing that could be done to hastel
his Improvement outside of taking mas
sage treatments, as no bones wer'
| broken, and time only would restor
him to his normal condition 1t Nigh
be a month, the "Bonesetter' told him
and it might be a year or even longer
| Judge Lewis is now following out TIL
| advice given him and is taking treat
ments from masseur, but thus far n
has not had enough to notice an
change IN his condition. He is attend
ing to his business as usual, being car
ried to and from the wheeled chat
whereby he is conveyed to his offic
from home and back again.
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