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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-01-10
East CHICAGO
Her People and Occurrences

Mrs. John Walsh was hostess yester-
day Afternoon to the No-Name club at
her home on Barring avenue. The hours
were spent in fancy work and so
ciany during which luncheon was serv-
ed. Mrs. VIM Brown Of Indiana Har-
Dor. was a guest of the hostess. Next
Tuesday Mrs. Charles Wells viii en-
terrain at her home on Magoun ave-
nue..
The civic department of the Woman
club viii meet Thursday night at 7;45
in the assembly room of the library.
piano solo VIII be given by Miss
Josephine Mason. Miss Parish viii give
a paper on The Board Of County Com
missioners" Mrs. Thompson on The
Board of County Commissioners in Re
latlon to County Council" Report on
Duties Of County Treasurer, Auditor
and Clerk" Mrs VIM. Meade. Duties
Of Sheriff, Recorder and Coroner Miss
Keller. Duties of Surveyor and AS
SCISSOR" Mrs. Morris. 4 good attend
snce is desired.
Mrs. C. w. Hasten was called to Free
port. Ill. last Saturday by the death OF
an aunt. Mrs. Charles ". Hasten. She
is expected home this week
At the annual meeting Of the offic-
ers and members of the First Congre-
gationaI church. East Chicago. to be
held wednesday evening. Jan il. three
trustees wiz be elected
The SOUTH Side Pleasure club was en-
tertained at the home OF Mrs. c. w
Katen on Northcote avenue. he'
daughter serving as hostess in her IN
expected absence. Cards was the di
version OF the afternoon and the prize.
were won By Mrs. T. Grass, Mrs. II p
Fehhrnkamp. and Mrs. Lowrey. Re
freshments We're enjoyed at the conclu
sion Of the games. In two weeks Mrs
Lowery VIII entertain at her home OF
\ Northcote avenue.
The literary department OF the Eas
4 Chicago Womans club met yesterda,
ia the assembly room Of the library a
$50 o'clock with good attendance
This being the day for election Of de
partmental officers the club unani
/ mousIy reelected the present incum
bents for the next club term for 1917
LIS. The reelected are as follows Mrs
F.. l.. Reid. chairman. Mrs. Ben vii
lliams. vice chairman; Mrs. T F. Fish
er, secretary: Mrs. J. S. Thompson
membership committee The study Q
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pleasantly entertained Monday evening
with a 700 O'Clock surprise stag dinner
IA honor Of Harry Davis. The guests
present were DR.. Emenheiser: DR.. Fr.
Stephens. Dale Schook, Dean Gensheim-
er. Christ Dollas, Attorney Jack Steph-
ems. Clinton CARRIER and Or, Hal steph-
ems from Gary.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jas. Alvin will move 10
3720 Drummond street.
Mrs. f. s. Gray is shopping in Chi
cago today.
Messrs. Frank Crundwell and r. Y.
Clark arrived yesterday from Iuka.
/ Ill. and expect to locate in this city.
Cedar Camp No. 173 Woodman or
the World. viii hold their annual in
stallation Of officers at their hall in the
Auditorium building at 8 o'clock Fri
day evening January 18th Everybody
/ interested is invited.
/ Mrs ~ L. Bates left today for an ex-
1 tended visit with her parents in De
! Kalb III.
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Masonic lodge rooms All members
earnestly requested to attend. Meeting
has been called for 1870 sharp.
Tickets are out for the roast beer
supper to be given in the PRESBYTERIAN
church next Saturday evening. January
2Gth.
Mrs. F. c. Gundel of New York city
Is visiting at the home Of Mrs. Emily
Phillips. $500 Elm street. Mrs Gundei
expects to take up her residence here
and viii conduct fashionable dressing
establishment
Mrs. Luman Bull Is seriously i'll at
the home Of her daughter Mrs. Rut-
ledge on Drummond street
Melvin Martinson, the well known
violin virtuoso and a member Of the
symphony Orchestra in Chicago. has
been engaged and will render the
"Othello Concerto" at the Auditorium
on the evening Of January 18th.
Thos. Mochinik. an employee Of the
i Inland Steel. was killed yesterday bv
coming in contact with "A heavily charg.
/ ed electric power wire. Death came
/ instantaneously. He leaves a wife and
four children and lived at 1920 Deodal
street. Burns and McGuan are in charge
and services viii be held Friday morn,
ing at st. Johns Polish church.
The local Aerie Of Eagles No. 1927
installed officers last evening in tn,
hall on Guthrie street. The following
officers were installed by the Pas
Pres. George E. IRELAND: Pres. Jean
Higgins, V. Pres. Mr. Steffon; Secv
Q Riddell; Inside Guard. Sam Wolper
Trustee John Dixon. After the install
lation the Past Pres. Reiland. made ,
presentation speech. presenting Johl
Godal, retiring Worthy Pres with ;
jewel. IRELAND. however. added a littl
by-play on the program and instead o
presenting Mr. Godau with the Jewel
he gave instead with grave dignity an,
ceremony q box containing an old irol
cross tied with large bow of ribbon
After the joke had run its course. tn
jewel was presented. A social session
followed with refreshments.
Mrs. Harry Hetrick entertained a fe,
friends at her home on Fir street las
evening in honor Of Mrs Harve
SchaaL The evening was spent social
/ " after which dainty refreshment
We're served by the hostess.
Mr.. and Mrs Chas. Egbert yer
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THIS MAN
FAVORS PLAN

THE TINES is in receipt Of the fol-
lowing communication:
Editor TINES;
Dear sir: 1t being my business to
make four round trips daily between
Indiana Harbor East Chicago. Ham
mond and East Hammond at the front
end of a street car for a system which
is greatly maligned my point Of view
may differ from that of the people who
only occasionally pass along this route,
but ii is hard for me to understand why
anyone should not favor amalgamation
of all North Township.
Allow me. please. to express through
The Voice Of the People. my appreeia-
ton of THE TINES and its enterprise in
taking up the cause of the people Of
the present and of the future by advo-
eating amalgamation. The benefits Of
the union Of Hammond. East Chicago.
Indiana Harbor and Whiting under one
central government would be manifold
| hut prefer to dwell solely on condi-
tions with which 1 am familiar.
/ Amalgamation Of these cities would
at once save countless hours Of time
and amounts of money in Hammond by
eliminating in a large part the railroad
+ grade crossing delays. The street car
cor,nanv is powerless in Hammond and
he nresent administration so inactive
that the railroads go the very limit in
crossing blockades. One road appears
10 be trying to out do the other and II
is not uncommon for motormen TO re
mort at night seven and eight tie-ups
al crossings Of from five to twenty-five
minutes in length. \ new city govern
nant feel sure would not be owned
nv the railroads / would PERSONAL,
oppose having railroad man iol
,,,avor a railroad attorney i'm charge 81
the city's legal department. railroad
laqent on the board Of works. another
railroad employe president Of the boar'
of works. and the city hall STAMPED
and branded with the letters \. Y. G.
FAST Chicago. crossed on all sides b,
railroads. doesn't have the CROSSING
,,Iootade menace and consequen
wretcbed service that Hammond con
ends with. The East Chicago ad
, ninistratfon is fearless in its prosecu
+ior Of the railroads. There IS
..grandstanding' in East Chicago tn
crews get soaked" when they hold tn
crossines. And the same crews tina
..treal,, on an East Chicago crossin
ain laugh at you when their trains ar
; blocking Hammond streets The stree
car service would be fifty per cent pc
I ter If the Hammond authorities woul
cooperate with the company
believe city government would
Elhe4+ar and on a more progressive bas
4 e the cities were amalgamated. TT
T-nited Construction Company's cine
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the Afternoon was a review Of Brown
ngs THE Ring and the Book" taking
version Of '-Terpium Quid." Mrs. J.
5 Thompson proved a most capable
leader. Visitors are cordially invited
to AL. meetings in this department.
Meyer KIempner. John Bochnowski,
Nose silverman and Ed ODonnen were
in indianapolis yesterday on business.
Julia stasik. sos Narva place, reports
to the police that yesterday she lost a
pocketbook containing a 500 gold piece,
a $40 bill and some small change. It
was in a small purse given as Christ
mas souvenir by A. Peterson and con-
tanned his name.
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With New Energy
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Stomach Revived and Made to
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Most 81 us eat three times dav and
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are. Mail coupon below.--Adv
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REORGANIZATION MEETING
WAS EXTRAORDINARY SUCCESS

The Amcricanizatlon meeting. held in
the auditorium of the Mckinley school
last evening. was one Of the best meet
ings Of the kind ever held in the coun-
try. and was surely worthy Of the ef-
fort expended in its preparation.
Warren Fl. Wagner of the Naturaliza-
ton Bureau Of Chicago made the state
ment that he had attended many such
meetings and only one other. that Of
Milwaukee was the attendance larger
than this meeting in East Chicago.
Much credit is due the people of the
different nationalities for the success Of
the meeting. They did everything tina,
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ST, PAUL'S LUTHERAN CHURCH
HAD PROGRESSIVE YEAR

Auditing Committee-Sam Gaehring
er. Ed Eggebrecht, Chas. VOTERS
Observation-Disclosures Meyer
Secretary Koencki.
Trcasurer-H. ". Schneider
Financial secretarles-Profs, c. w.
Linsenmann and II. Z. schroveer.
Rec. Theodore Claus. the pastor. re-
ported the following ministerial activ-
tiles Baptism, S.; combinations. AZ
marriages. %; burials. is; establish
ment OF the Concordia congregation al
Hessvine There were 205 pupils It
the st. Paups Lutheran school
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Indiana HarbOr
Personal and Otherwise

Special at Columbia Theatre tonight.
Thos. H Ince presents VIM. S. Hart IN
THE Dawn Maker" a two-reel Key
stone comedy viii be shown with the
above Don't miss this excellent pro-
gram tonight 1-10-1
The Missionary Society of the Bap-
list church viii meet with Mrs. Lee
Whiteman at her home on Grapevine
street Thursday evening at 1880. The
SUBJECT for the evening viii be Bur
NAH. and Mrs W. H Evans viii be
leader A full attendance is requested
and the mite boxes will be opened. Mrs.
Fr. Fulmer Will assist the hostess.
Regular meeting Ol r. s. tonight at
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EAST CHICAGO
MASONS INSTALL
OFFICERS

on Monday evening last the Royal
Arch masons Of East Chicago elected
and installed the following officers:
Willis E. Roe. NJ f. High Priest
Martin Peterson. NJ. L. King.
II L Rudolph. NJ. E. Scribe.
FLOYD stevens. Secretary.
W II. Jeppeson. Treasurer.
The following appointments were
made and confirmed
Robert Lippe. Captain Of the Host.
Edward Jacobs. Principal Sojourner-
W o. Harmon. Royal Arch Captain
Charles Pitcher. Master Thir Veil
Adam Hermandorfer. Master Second
Veil
Charles J. Anderson. Guard.
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was possible for them TO do to make
this meeting a success and this help
Is greatly appreciated by those who
had the making of the program in
charge.
The Western Electric italian band
came as a special favor to the italian
society of this city Much credit is
due these italian citizens Of East Chi
cago for providing such high class mu-
SIC L was a rare treat to our people.
The italian society bore the entire ex-
pense The school officials are espe-
cialiy appreciative of this. a. that Of
the Hungarian orchestra and friends
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CREAM FOR CATARRH
OPENS UP N0STRlLS
Tells How To Get Quick Relief
from Heed Colds. KS Splendid

In one minute your clogged nostrils
will open, the air passages of your
head will clear and you can breathe
freely. No more hawking. snuffling
blowing. headache. dryness. No strug-
Cling for breath at night; your cold OF
catarrh will be gone.
Get small bottle of Ely's Cream
Balm from your druggist now. Apply
a little of this fragrant, antiseptic
healing cream in your nostrils. It pen
etrates through every air passage Of
the head. soothes the inf1amed o.
swollen mucous membrane and reliei
comes instantly.
IT'S Just fine Don't stay stuffed-ul
with cold or nasty catarrh-Relie
comes so quickly.-Adv.
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IS LaucHEoN HOSTESS

Mrs 7 J. Ruff was hostess TO the
E,rtbstane club at a charming luncheon
yesterday at her home in Carroll street
The luncheon was served cafeteria
et,la and the service tables were pref
~ with narcissus and ferns. The
christmas grab bag was a feature OF
the afternoon and the guests spent d
pleasant hour with their needle NoIA.
With the club Mrs Run entertalIleu
the married daughters Of the members
among them Mrs. Charles wilson OF
Chicago. Mrs. ID. r. Taitt. Mrs Mac
Turner. Mrs. Alexander StoikoWltz ana
Mrs. Bernard Graves
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furnish numbers on the program and
all members and friends are urged 10
attend.
The grand matron. Mrs Amelia Bur
ton of Whiting was present az the
meeting Of the Hammond Chapter Of
Eastern Star last evening at the Ma
sonic temple and installed the officers
for 1917 She was assisted by Mrs.
Mamie Canine of East Chicago, grand
marshal and L. v Cravens. grand
chaplain. A banquet was served fol-
lowing the ceremony and the members
enjoyed a social hour The past pa
tron was presented with a pin and the
retiring worthy matron was the recip-
lent Of a hand painted china vase from
the officers of 1916 and a jewel. the
gift of the chapter The grand officers
were also presented with pretty gifts.
The following are the officers for the
new year
Worthy matron-Mathilda Jewett
Worthy patron-Joseph Kasper.
Associate worthy matron r. Pearl
WINERY.
Secretary-Nancy Davis
Treasurer-Ruth Thompson.
Charlottesville Kitchell
Associate conductress-Alta Clemens
Ada-Edna Malo.
Ruth-Ida Haefer.
/ Esther-Louise Stevens
/ Martha-Lydia Wolter.
Electa-Leona Payne.
/ Chaplain-Sara Southach.
! observation-disclosures O'Brien.
/ Warder-Elizabeth Mcconnell.
Organist-Edna Galley.
Sentinel-John Lorentz.
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BIRTHDAY ANNIVERSARY.

Mrs Hugh Morris OF state Line
celebrated her birthday annlFersais
Yesterday afternoon at a thimble party
e;.,an for the members of the Neigh
borbood Club Mrs p. r Morris was
a guest at the meeting. The afternoon
,,-ss snent pleasantly with needle work
I'D music following which "A prettiiy
arDointed two course luncheon was
served The club win be entertained
NV IRIS Fred Humpfer nf Rimbaeh
ayanue at its next meeting in two
Meeks.
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what said built is use
und the supervision noted director who had 1t sp
phocpay based
the story Of
rapby and lighting been the opinion at
secondary to the story
the film he who heightened dramatic Ell
by Photographic excellence
Joan of Arc picture was %
cv eed wyeof Mr. Dee With appliances
power
sfent cut distance from the camera
with
snnal results Of which took place over an area
than
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MISCELLANEOUS SHOWER.

4 miscellaneous shower was given
complimentary TO Miss Vera Lavan
last evening at her home. 1880 IVY
street Indiana Harbor Miss Lavah
marriage to Robert Sterling OF East
Chicago will take place in the near III
ture Games and music were the en-
tertainment for the evening and were
followed with a dainty luncheon Gov
ers were laid for the Misses Heflruoe
knight and Mabel Sterling OF Eas'
Chicago and Helen and Lille Aasaoa'
Leona Sshortsleve, Emma Scene
Frances. Minnie and Isabelle Scott
F4eIa, Steinman of Hammond and Vera
and yada L.avan Of Indiana Harbor.
If YOU want to save considerable
money on a pair of shoes attend the
Lion Stores Big Shoe Sale, Friday
Idol
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pAprNTs, GLUE MEErING.

The Riverside Parents club viii en-
tertain the members of the Columbia
Parents club at the regular monthly
meeting which viii be held in the
school building. Friday afternoon Jan.
18th. at 2:3o o'clock. The subject
Home Games For Children" will be
discussed by Miss Elizabeth Talcott
who is the director of physical training
in the schools The pupils viii also
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DIPHTHERIA., GROUP,
SORE THROAT
NTos4 Prevalent Throughout the
Country.


MANY thousands are now fndlng reheI
60 narhaps preventing dtphtherla X IS
sfa mt the use of Miller's Antiseptlc
ri known as Snake OH. This great
Oh is said to be the most penetrating
nafn-relieving and healing OH known
- sors. Throat. Group. Lagrippe, Diph-
tberia. Tonsilitis. Rheumatism and Neu-
raIgia it has been found most effective.
R9rs A b. Carroll. Memphis Tenn.
lies Il have used your wonderful
snake oil for Group and sore throat with
nanst gratifying results. My little girl
ai,aosf had pneumonia. sent for a
bottle Of this great oil everybody is talk
tta+ and chest and it relieved her at
o 1d1ts Vow she is up and well. can
never praise your wonderful oil enough
I for what il did for her q number OF
nv friends have used II for rheuma-
/ ism and neuralgia with the best Of re-
This wonderful new oil remedy that
is producing such remarkable results
throughout the country is now on sale
ut all leading druggists. Kaufman G
Wolf, Hammond.
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CARD or THANKS


We wish to thank the society and
lodge also the many friends and neigh.
bors for their sympathy and kindnes.
during the illness and death Of our be
loved wife and mother.
MR. ii. J. GUABINSKY AND
CHILDREN.
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IT TIE couNTRx CLUB.

rbnrsdav VIII be SOCIAL Jay aV V0V
44sr,mond Country Club and delight
f,,l rartv has been arranged for the
ae+or,Co, beginning at two-thirty
a.clack The guests will bring their
noed1e work ard during the afternoon
IN 10 entertained by a reader. Tea
and cakes viii be served
card party viii be given at the
- tbis evening. Auction bridge Will
be played
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,rrEr1UG FOR THURSDAY.

Mis-. j. 3D. Ortt, Of Conkey avenue.
will open her home Thursday afternoon
for the meeting of the Baptist Woman 5
Union. The hostesses for the after
noon will be Mrs. II. VanSlyke. Mrs. q.
/. smith. Mrs. N. T. Smith. Mrs. c. =.
silver. Mrs. j. Van Tamleon. Mrs. G.
yermett and Mrs George Vermett- The
child culture department viii have the
meeting in charge and has arranged the
following. program;
vocal solo-Mrs Mcclellan.
Talk-Mrs H. f. Granger
Vocal duett-Miriam Warner ana
Ruth Carter.
piano solo-Miss Alice Miller.
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Ire 5IesggOFfassg
I'm mEmoR1Am or MY NEPHEW.

IN MEMUHIA1h UE NJ 41sK n q "
In memoriam Of Frysl2n J. Williams,
who was killed at the Standard Steel
Car Works Jan. 10. 1911:
six years ago today dear Frynk
We laid you in the cold and silent
clay.
But your memory is just as fresh to US
As if it were today.
No more we will see your smiling face.
or loving voice we Will hear.
But at the sight Of your grave. dear
Frynk.
we shed silent tear.
Your aunt.
1-10-1 MRS HARRY MELFRESH
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cnnn IS ENTERTAINER.

The members of the Hadassah Cup
we're entertained by Miss Sarah KEN
gold at '.taffy pull last evening. a
their next meeting in two weeks the
members will begin the study OF
domestic science.
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srAnnAnn nEARERs nrEEr.

Miss Verna McAleer assisted By Mss
Mabel FedIer entertained the Standard
BEARERS last evening at her home in
vebb street. The meeting opend with
short devotional service conducted by
Mrs Eta Bloomhoff after which Miss
Irene Biglow read a very interesting
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-01-10

G. D. Helgen, Chiropractr. OF 80
state St. Hammond. has moved ms
offices to the o. X Building, 63b Non
man st. over Nelson's Drug Store.
l2-30-1n
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Golden Rube Council No. I p OF L.
held very pleasant session last even
ing and had as guests members OF
whiting Council and Triumph Councll
No II d. of l.. Of Hammond, The OH
GERS for 1917 were installed and there
was also initiation of class Of candl-
dates A social hour followed when a
banquet was served.
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on all public improvements would be
broken. Hammond would shake OF
some OF the chains which bind her.
Respectfully yours,
A CAR MAN.
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ANNuAL E1ECr1oN LuNcHEoN.

on Saturday. January 18th the mem
bers of the Hammond Woman's Gun
will meet at the Masonic temple iof
their annual election luncheon me
luncheon as announced for twelve-thlr-
ty o'clock and will be followed by the
business meeting. a feature of which
will be the annual election of officers.
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NOTICE

Sealed proposals viii be received by
Board Of Public Works of City of
Hammond. Ind. up TO the cath of Jan.
1917 at II a. m mechanical apparatus
and 5000 lbs Of liquid chlorine for the
treatment Of the city water by means
of liquid chlorine. Plans of Water
Works can be seen on file i'm office of
Board of Public Works An affidavit
and certified check for 21a per cent of
the amount Of said bids must accom-
pany each and every bid. The Board
reserves right to reject any and all
bids.
JACOB SCHROEDER.
y Y. ENRIGHT.
1-10-1 NICHOLAS LAJ-ER.
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The Chicago Lake Shore and South Bend Railway
Company is operating through trains Standard
railway handled in trains by electric locomotives
of seven hundred and fifty horsepower The service is
the fastest in existence between HAMMOND, EAST CHI
CAGO. GARY. MICHIGAN CITY and SOUTH BEND.
All classes of freight accepted in carloads and less
than carloads. Car capacity up to fifty tons
Call our freight agents for further information.
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SOCIAL NEWS

paper and the regular study of the de
partment was taken up Miss Adele
Dunbar lead the study and the mystery
box was conducted by Miss Wilhelmena
Hix \ program was rendered on the
Edison and during the social hour the
hostesses served n dainty collation..
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See Thursday evenings issue Oh The
TIMES for announcement Of the Lion
stores Great Shoe Sale. l-lV-l
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particulars regarding the Lion stores
Great Shoe Sale. l-lV-l
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There Will be a meeting this evening
of Golden Rod Camp No. 1857 Royal
Neighbors at the l. o. O. f. hall IN
State street.