The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-05-29
Whiting
And Its
People
Buy q $4,000 Liberty Bond. Bank o
whiting, open q. m. to 8 D. M. So


Whiting. open q. m. to .. m. SCI
Princess theatre tonight GLADYS
Coburn in The Battle of Life" A
realistic portrayal of a womans temp
tation. Also a god comedy. Tomor-
row. matinee. 1880. Robert Warwick In
"A girls Folly" Also Charlie Chap
lin comedy. 529i
Miss Alma Albertson. daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Barney Aibertson OF Stfg-
iitz Park. was united in marriage on
sunday at 1870 o'clock. to Creighton
Harris OF Hammond. The ceremony
was performed by Rev. John Bopp of
the Evangelical Lutheran church. at
his residence in Laporte avenue. The
young couple was attended by Miss
Henrietta Langille of Chicago, and the
groom's brother. John Harris Of Ham
mond. After the ceremony the bridal
party went to the home of the brides
parents where a dinner was served In
the evening Mr.. and Mrs. Harris re-
paired to their home in north Ham
mond which was all in readiness. The
groom Is employed in the office of the
H. w. & e c. Railway Company at
Hammond.
.
Mrs. Bernard Idndstrom OF Chicago.
were guests Of their parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. Barney Albertson. on Sunday and
attended the wedding OF their sister.
Miss Alma Albertson and Creighton
Harris.
Mrs. ]. L. clark is al Grand Rapids.
Mich. the guest of her daughter. Miss
clark. MI Clark also spent the week
Miss Ellen Pinkerton spent Sunday
at wanatah, Ind. visiting her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. David Pinkerton.
Mrs Rupssen Wilkinson OF Oliver
street received the sad news Satur-
dav announcing the death Of her broth
or Charles Varnhultz at Pekin. Ill
Mr.. and Mrs. George Gehrke OF Cen
trail avenue, were guests OF relatives at
East Side.
Mrs. Catherine Stewart and daugh-
ter. Miss Mildred stewart, spent last
exanina at Hammond. visiting friends.
Mrs. G. Cash visited Mrs F. NJ Rog-
- at st. Luke's hospital yesterday.
and found her to be improving from
the operation on her feet. She now
ever. is deeply stricken over the sad
death Of her mother in Virginia, who
had gone home only week from a
tire months visit in Whiting with
her daughter
yhe classes for the American Red
r-oss work OF the whiting chapter be-
gan Yesterday. 4 large number Of la
dies responding. These classes are
held daily except Saturday, from to >
p. m Sewing takes place on MonoaF'
Wednesday and Friday. and Tuesday
and Thursday arc surgical oressihs
DAYS Volunteers are wanted for the
work Of making things for the soldiers.
this chapter embracing both Whiting
and Robertsdale. The ladies can come
any dav they find it convenient eacn
week. the fact Of the matter being you
can come any day you can ana leave
any time you wish before o'cloch
which is the closing hour All ses-
sions are held in the club rooms OF the
library. which has oeen turned over
to the Red Cross.
John Kaine of Central avenue mas
enlisted in the L. 6. army. having iet'
for Fort Wayne.
whiting will send a large delega-
ton TO the Dunes Country at Miller
station tomorrow.
The Whiting High School Alumni as
sociation will have a meeting IN the
high school assembly room THURSDAY
night at 1880 o'clock. All members are
urged to attend.
Robbers gained entrance into the
czavit Hail & Smith law office on sun
dav night and secured the contents OF
two banks given out by the First Ma
tional bank. One owned by Attorney
smith contained SIS and the one be
longing to Attorney Hall did not con-
tain this much, but he is uncertain as
to the exact sum. From desk drawer
$50 was secured and a number oil
hostage stamps. The doors were op-
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Garden City VS.. Hammond
Decoration Day. S'2S''