The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-09-13
Whiting
And It's
People

Buy "a 5000 Liberty Bona. sAnn OF
Whiting, open a. m. TO D. M sal
Mr.. and Mrs. Byron Montford of Su-
perior Wis. who formerly resided here.
are the guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. N. E.
Wilson Of Oliver street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry T. Lewis of
Sheridan avenue. have returped from
a motor trip TO New York City and
many other eastern points.
Jesse Gill of Oliver street, LEFT yes
terday for Alton. Ill. where he will
enter the Western Military academy.
Lincoln Losch and Dewey Losch. both
members Of the engineering corps. who
were in training at the Municipal pier
in Chicago. have left for Houston.
Texas. with their regiments.
The c. Q. F. Slavok court. No. 1925.
held its annual election of officers at
the Slovenska Dom. the result of which
Is as follows; Josepr Chilla. chief rang.
err John Cresko, vice chief ranger: Steve
Hike, ex-chief ranger; John Koval. rec
ord keeper; julius Gregorovic. finance
keeper; Joseph Hruskoch, treasurer:
John Paunicka, first conductor: John
Fedore. second conductor: Stephen
Paunnicka, Stephen senchak. Stephen
kanivi. trustees; Michael Mihalco. out
side guard; Andrew Bodney, flagman
The Red Cross has instituted evening
classes for tie benefit of those employed
IN the day timc. and VINO also want TO
do their bit. The classes are open to
All hose wanting to join and are held
IN the nigh school sewing rooms at the
following hours: Tuesday afternoon.
TO 3, surgical dressings; Wednesday
evenings, to 3. surgical dressings:
Thursday afternoons. / to 8. sewing:
Thursday evenings, TO 9, sewing. A
canning demonstration is also to be
given by Mrs. James storer for the
benefit Of the Whiting ladies, the date
of this to be announced later
Miss Esperance Schlechty will enter
tain at her home in the Petersen flats
tonight, the guest OF honor to be Miss
Irene L. Stewart. who leaves on Satur-
day night for North Yakima. Wash.
where she viii be art supervisor in the
North Yakima high school.
The Whiting library is receiving a
ready response in their appeal for books
for the soldiers library at Fort Benja-
min Harrison. Books of history. travel.
biography poetry or fiction are all be-
ing solicited. Any one having anv
books on these subjects viii be doing a
good deed. IL they are laying idle on
your shelves TO give them to the SOL
diers. who are anxious for reading ma
terial. 1t is hoped that another ship
men can be made the last of this week.
so any one wishing to contribute to this
good cause, kindly give It your i'm
mediate attention.
Miller's will be closed Monday and
Tuesday, Sept. II and Is. Miller's. Cor
18th and New York ave. a-13-s
Dr. A. ]. Lauer of Oliver street is
spending his vacation in the east.
Clarence. son of Mr.. and Mrs. Gal
lus J. Bader of Oliver street. will re-
sumo studies at Notre Dame university.
when he will enter his senior year.
Coats for Women; Coats for Misses;
Coats for Children, at NfilIer's. 9-13-3
Mr.. and Mrs Louis Gordon have be-
gun the erection OF new home in
Sheridan avenue.
The new and old teachers will be ten
dered a reception by the Parent-Teach-
ers association at the school auditorium
this evening. All parents are invited
and urged to be present
Mrs. William Curtis Of Oliver street.
returned home yesterday from a visit
of several weeks with relatives in Cleve-
land Ohio.
The republican party will hold meet
ing in the Slovenska Dom this evening
for tho purpose Of electing a chairman.
Women are especially invited.
Crane Wilbur will be shown at
the Princess Theatre tonight in The
Painted Lie" very entertaining pio-
azure. Also Metro comedy. 9-1s-1