The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-01-03
WHITING

responsibility and Resources over
s1.Oo0.0ao 90 Oman Ev.rIn~.

S1.Oo0.0ao 90 Open Ev.ntn~n
Mr.. and Mrs. II. T.. Wright OF La.
porte avenue. entertained out Of town
guests for New Years. Those present
were Mr.. and Mrs. c. A. Lind and fam
ily' A. r. Wetterberg and daughter
MISS Caroline Wetterberg OF Chicago
Mr. and Mrs. II. F. Wetterberg of
whiting.
Princess Theatre tonight. Frances
nelson and Arthur Ashley in .-rba Pc
Volt' Helen Wares great stage sue
and Toe. 4un
The regular meeting Of the W. p. A
OF IN Maccabees will be held this even
ing at which Mrs. Fanny Longs com
mittee win entertain after the bust
ness session.
Miss Gladys NJ. oeninger wishes 70
announce the opening OF a dressmalins
school at her home. 3Os Oliver straet
For particulars phone 232W. al
Peter Koch of Oliver street. il ab1a
70 De up again after & weeks Illness
with lumbago.
Card of Thanks.
Ne wish to thank the societies. also
the many friends and neighbors for
their sympathy and Kindness durirr
the Illness and death Of our dear CO..,
and grandson; also for thei rbeantffuI
floral offerings. Mr.. and Mrs. A IN
Fon. Mr.. and Mrs. NJ Mcaale and
Family.
Andrew Hammer Of St. John snent
New Years day here visiting with bis
children.
Mrs. John Brown entertained a num-
Der Of friends and relatives from Ham
mond and Hobart at her home in Har-
rison avenue
Mr. and Mrs. Mathew schaeffer Of
sheridan avenue. visited their daus-b-
ter Mrs. Joseph Reiplinger Mt Han
mond, on Monday evening.
Miss Nettie Vincent who has been
visiting with Whiting friends. return-
Cd to her home in Galesburg. III. last
night.
Theodore Hammer and son Theodore
OF Dyer spent a few days visiting
with Whiting relatives.
Mrs Cora Brown went to Hobart
Yesterday to visit her hon. Val Brown
and family.
Raymond Koch spent Yesterday in
me contract has been let for the new
garbage disposal plant for Whiting
being awarded to w S. Klemp Of ne
board Of efficiency. Chicago.
steve Ihomas' arrested on the charge
u olsorderly conduct was released
upon the payment of So and costs
The Careny Company. consisting of
musicians, viii be the next number of
the school lecture course. The number
VIII be given at the IL s. auditoriun,
tomorrow night
Miss Marian Donahue Of sheridan
avenue. who is attending A seminary
IN illinois. was home for the HOLIDAYS
At the regular meeting Of Whiting
lodge, No 34S K. OF T.. the following
OFFICERS were elected; Earl r. Bodine.
chancellor commander; VIM. Griffith.
vice chancellor; p. D. Bumhour. prelate.
Carl Buehler master of works: II. C.
Slmson. master a { arms; D. j. Grif-
nth, master of finance; John T. Cam
eron, keeper of records and seal: A. ]
Dresser. master of exchequer; James
O. Hays. inner guard; NJ IL. Sellers.
outer guard.
Miss Helen Willie has been visiting
friends in Mishawaka. Ind.
Mrs. G. l. Fredenburg and children
Of Central avenue. have returned from
q visit TO Van Vert, Ohio
Mrs. Agnes Bodine was operated on
at the Lakeside hospital in Chicago.
yesterday.
Mrs. Florence Herman OF Buchanan.
Mich. is visiting her brother. WI
liam Shinn of Cleveland avenue. Her
son. Fred Herman. who also visited
here has returned home
Rev. g f. Trueblood. moderator OF
the Michigan City district of Congre-
yational churches, will go to Highland.
Ind, where he has been invited to
speak on Congress stionalism Rev
rrueblood viii visit all the Congrega-
-ional churches IN the Michigan city
district within the next few weeks
Postmaster and Mrs. George W.
Tones are home from Hamilton. Ohio. !
where they attended the funeral Of the I
-ormer's sister
The w T. NJ s win have their New
ear meeting at the home OF Mrs. S [
Campbell on PennsS lvania avenue.
Dan Quinn of Fred street, who has Z