The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-09-24

dies Aid Society will held a brief meet
Ing one hour in advance to the Thimble
party tomorrow at the home Of Mrs
Edward Cadman. HOS Beacon street.
Members are urged to be On time.
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The prelate. Rev. Fr. r. A Lahey,
professor of Journalism at the Notre
Dame University. who delivered the scr
mon at the services attendant with a
class confirmation Of one hundred and
seventy-iive at St Mary's church. Mich
igan city. last Sunday. and where the
Rt Rev. Bishop Alerding of Fl. Wayne
officiated. the date marking the fftieth
1goldem anniversary Of this venerable
dignitary's ordination to the priesthood.
is known favorably in this locality. be
ing a brother to Mrs. Fred Rovee and
Miss Mary Lahey Of Pennsylvania ave.
Regular meeting Of the Indiana Har-
Dor O. Z. 8. chapter tomorrow evening.
There Is to be initiation Of candidates.
All members are urged to be in attend
ance.
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Remember that this week the Red
Cross Is collecting clothing to supply
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northern France. All kinds of clothing
for all ages and both sexes are needed,
Don't send the garments you can no
longer use. but those you car get along
without. People are dying of exposure
in these countries and none have enough
for comfort. Bring your donations 10
the Red Cross Centre. Forsythe avenue.
The Philathea Bible Class viii meet
this evening with Mrs. L. 4. Wanamak-
er, 4136 Parrish avenue.
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Miss Agnes McGuan of Michigan ave
nue. has given up her clerical duties in
the office OF the Inland Steel Co. and Is
taking a business course in a Chicago
school.
Paul Marcovich Of Cedar street has
returned to his studies at the Blooming
ton University. This is sophomore year
for him.
Mrs. George septer of Penn. ave IS
departing this evening for Massillon. O..
where she will visit her son. Gilbert.
who at one time resided in Indiana Har-
Dor Later, she will go to Pittsburgh.
Pa. and other eastern points and ex-
poets to be absent from the city for &
month or more
DO it. do it. do it again! s-1s-tf
The NJ McGuans of Chicago were
guests Of Mr. and Mrs. John McGuan
Of Michigan avenue. They came to at
tend the service flag dedication held at
st. Patrick's church Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs D. Fitzpatrick Of 4s10
| Barring avenue have received a box con-
tanning many beautiful articles sent
across from France by their son John.
who is leaving for his second trip
| across in the navy service. The par
ents Of tais boy win be privaiIed upon
to place the articles in some down town
store window where they may be view
| ed Anyone desiring TO caIf at their
| residence may do so.
Mr., and Mrs. Carl Lingenfelter of
| Chicago and Mr.. J. Z. Williams. the lat
ter food administrator in Chicago. mo-
tored out to spend the day with Mr..
and Mrs. T. S. Gray in Drummond street
1 yesterday.
Mrs. j. w Brissey OF Drummond
/ street viii join a party Of friends to-
morrow and they will attend the matt
nee performance at the Illinois Theatre
seeing Jack O. Lantern" In returning
Mrs. Brissey viii bring back with her
Miss Emma Dickinson Of Chicago fol-
8 Visit
Miss Gertrude Van Geisen OF Olcott
avenue entertained fcw young LADIES
her eo-workers q tn Red Cross sur
gical ciass.at the Icme OF Mrs. W. w
Smith In Beacon street last evening
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Mrs. Walter Bates of Beacon stree
IS confined to her home with q malady
much representing that OF the dread
| ed influenza.
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