The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-07-09
EAST CHICAGO AND
IND. HARBOR NEWS

Katherine Howard. 431s oIcott Ave-.
Phone 2ss, will be pleased to write md
receive social news and advertising for
The Times, also Job work Of nu de-
scriptIOn promptly and well done.
The Business Girls League OF East
icago-Indiana Harbor will hold a pic
mic at the whiting park Thursday even
ing. leaving East Chicago about six
o'clock. Tho girls who have not been
reached by phone may bring any re-
freshment she may chose. 1t will be a
hit and miss luncheon and each mem
Der or accompanying friends will bring
cup and spoon for service. An invi-
tation IS extended to all working girls
to participate in this outing.
Miss Helen Calvin has resigned her
position with the Indiana Harbor post
office and taken one with the Citizens
Trust and Savings Bank in the capacity
of teller. Miss Bessie Callahan sue
ceeded Miss Calvin at the postoffice
Mrs. A. W. Sapp. who was Miss Eta
Dixon before her marriage and who
has been with the telephone company
for the past twelve years in their offices
at Calumet. has resigned her position
there to take up private switchboard
operating at the Green Engineering
plant
The funeral of Mrs. Charles Johnson
Of AIS Olcott avenue will occur tomor-
row afternoon at o'clock. AT the Swed-
ish Lutheran church in Barring avenue
and 10Th street. with the pastor. Rev.
Arthur W. johnson. conducting. Inter
ment will be at Oak Hill, Hammond
The Swedish Ladies Aid of East Chi
cago viii go to the home Of Mrs Carl
Lundquist. 1885 Monroe street Ham
mond. tomorrow. Wednesday. July 10th.
for their meeting. and the Aid Society
Of the Indiana Harbor Swedish Lutheran
church viii meet Thursday afternoon
with Mrs. John HoIstrom s72s Fir
street. A good attendance will be look
ed for at both meetings.
Mrs William Darroll an operator at
the switchboard at the Inland Steel. has
departed for a vacation Of two weeks
Miss Florence Known OF 144th street
has given up the work at the Calumet
telephone exchange for private switch
board operating at the Cudahy plant
Miss Ruth Dixon Of South Magoun
avenue is spending a few days at Har-
vey. Ill. visiting her sister. Mrs. Ed
ward Houser
Mr. and Mrs. Price OF 1921 Block ave
nue. are rejoicing over the advent OF
little son who made his arrival Sunday
morning The father of the babe is an
employe of the Inland Steel mill
Residents Of East Chicago ana Indi-
ana Harbor are vigorously protesting
that their refuse receptacles are lotted
in the early mornings and the lids and
contents scattered a will about the
premises. Owners of same have no OBJ
lection TO the removal OF any refuse
which can be used for poultry and cat
tie but they DO strenuously object TO
have their yards and alley space all in
an upheaval every morning when they
who are sent out to raid the boys in
the early morning. very often the adults
are guilty of this same demeanor. Prop
erty owners who are trying TO keep their
lots clean from litter must be forced to
straighten UP every morning after the
visits Of these culprits. Unless II is
stopped the residents will feel obliged
TO take measures they are loathe 70
adopt. Their patience is about ex-
hausted.
Announcement has been made OF the
coming bethrothal Of George Mansell.
teller at the East Chicago bank and for
the past year made his home with the
D. d. Dixon family II South Magoun
avenue having come TO this city from
New York Miss Lillian Basso. Of Ham