The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-10-15
Whiting
And Its
People

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Whiting, open 9 a. m to @ ?. m s-1A
7 schsch. Jr.. oniciated as assistant
director Of timing at tl&s Chicago Speed
way races on Saturday.
Mrs. K. X. herman of Sheridan ave-
nue.. WHIT has been Ill. is recovering.
Miss Marion walker attended the
freshman frolio at the University Of
chicago on Friday night, and attended
.the University football game on sat
urday.
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Ho--a waiting l0-15-2
princess theatre tonight. Emily Stew
ems in The Stacker" a play that VIII
thrill the spine OF the nation If you
are a patriot see this picture. Also q
good comedy. AoA4o-i
Mrs. Jack Long of Pittsburgh. arriv-
ed here Saturday for a short visit with
her parents. DR.. and Mrs. G. 5. Hilliaro'
She expects to return to her home In
Cincinnati tomorrow.
Mrs. william Hamlin of Sheridan
avenue. who underwent an operation is
improving.
Miss Henrietta Newton OF Crown
Point. was the guest of her brother, Dr.
K. X. ewton for the Elks' dance.
The celebration of Columbus Day by
the X. Of c. of Whiting on Friday night
was a very fine entertainment The pro-
gram opened with a piano solo by MISS
Florence Henthorne after which Mayor
walter E, Schrs sc delivered an address
Miss Orpha Kendall Holstman gave two
vocal numbers and Nicholas Kundradt
gave a reading. The address on Pat
riotismr by Senator Robert Z. Proctor.
was a very fitting one. the program
closing with the auditnce singing
America"
Thomas c.. Rupe is now drillmaster
for the Boy Scouts. Mrs. Rupe has
been in military service himself. so Will
make q first class leader. He was q
member of the national guard. having
seen service in Mexico. \ few weeks
after returning from the border he was
called back into service owing to the
Newcastle cyclone. After being releas-
ed there h spent a few more weeks at
home when on April :. owing to the
present war he was called into service
again. being stationed at East Chica CO.
where owing 10 an accident q few
months ago he was released from serN~
ice. Together with Scout Commission
er Walter C. Smith. s~coutmasters D. H.
Boyd, Stanley Nicholson, Don Parks
and Drlll-Sergeant Rupe. the Boy
Scouts expect to line up a strong ag-
gregation this winter and do some good
work, Scoutmaste~ William c. Smith
enlisted in the L.. s.
Miss Sylvia. S~ternberg of 18th street.
spent Saturday in Chicago visiting her
cousin. Miss Phillips.
Adolph Zureig was appointed as driv-
er of the Whiting fire truck.
Miss Edith Langenhan and Arthur
Langenhan spent Sunday at East Gary
visiting their mother.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilson Lee of Ohio ave
nue.. are entertaining their daughter,
Mrs. Osborne and children of Brooks,
Ind.
The democratic party held a political
meeting in Libert's hail last Saturday
night at which speeches were made
by the various candidates on the ticket.
Mrs. I. c. Brett OF Sheridan avenue.
has returned from a visit IN the east.
William Slower and daughter Mildred.
of Ohio avenue. were called to Parkers-
burg, ". Va, by the death Of a rela-
tive.
The home economies section Of the
F~ortniEhtly club held their regular
monthly meeting in the high o. do
mestic science room on Friday after
noon The afternoon was devoted to
fruit, Mrs. J. II. Slower giving a paper