The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-09-16
EAST CHICAGO AND
IND. HARBOR NEWS

Katherine Howard. 4sIs olcott Ave-
Phone 2s3, viii be pleased to write and
-a9eive social news and advertising for
The Times, also Sob work of all do
ScrIDtiOn promptly and well dsne-
NOTICE.
Members Of Q. E S. East Chicago.
desiring reservations for dinner SO
TENDER 10 at Phillips cafe. Phone 40 or
5s6M rot later than tomorrow evening.
18th. s-16-l
Housewives and children of the Twin
Cities are urged to very greatest degree
70 preserve all kinds of fruit pits and
nut shells and place them in the re-
ce7tacles found in all grocery stores for
the purpose This IS a chance for every
body TO help. even TO the very youngest
who may ind II a delight TO gather these
eIl-important pits and shells that the
government may make the charcoal es-
sentiaI in the making of gas masks.
Inquiries come daily as to which pits
must be preserved. This is the sum
mary: Those from the peach. pruns.
plum. apricot. olive. cherry. date and
OF the shells are the Brazil walnut. but
rernut and hickory nuts. All pits must
be cleaned and dried before placing them
in the various receptacles about town
where they are promptly gathered up.
This IS strictly war measure request.
To comply with same is the duty of
every true patriot.
Alphonse Mccoy Of North Magoun
avenue and son Of MT. and Mrs. James
Mccoy has returned to St. Josephs
Seminary. Rensselaer,. Ind. to enter up
on his third semester of study in the
medical curriculum.
c J. Bennett of 4311 Northcote ave
nue.. who resigned his position as as
sistant superintendent Of the machine
SHOP. Inland Steel Company, to take a
similar position with the Hoosier Roll
ing Mill of Terre Haute. was honored
by his fellow associates at the mill by
the presentation of a beautiful watch
with chain attached and a lodge insignia
ling in esteem and appreciation for the
friendship merited through their CO.
partnership at the plant Mr.. Bennett
leaves today to assume his new obliga-
tion. Mrs. Bennett and the children will
remain until a suitable dwelling may be
procured in the town which Will be their
future home
The Miriam Rebekahs will meet this
evening to initiate large class OF
candidates.
The officers and members Of the Is
Their Rebekah lodge of Indiana Harbor
who will attend the Miriam class adop-
ton at East Chicago this evening will
meet IN time to board the o'clock car
The members of the INLAND Mill
Choral Society will meet tomorrow even
ing to resume their fall practice. after
lapse during the summer months. at
St. Adams rectory at 1880 prompt.
full attendance is expected
woodbine Camp. Royal Neighbors
will meet tomorrow evening in regular
session at Weiland's hall.
Nj and Mrs. Edgar Lewis Of the
South Shore hotel have gone to Muncie
Ind. for a visit with relatives
The funeral of Perry Fox. an empIoye
Of the B. & o. who met death in an
automobile accident at South Chica go
Thursday evening of last week. will
occur tomorrow afternoon from the fam
lily residence. 4509 Magoun avenue. at
pastor of the Congregational church in
charge of the services.
DR.. Stewart Niblack. day inferno at
the Inland hospital. Indiana Harbor. IS
bringing Mrs NIblack and their new
little one arrived a the South Chicago
hospital two weeks ago.
The Maccabee Beneht Association Of
Indiana Harbor viii meet this evening
at X of P hall. Michigan avenue. A
visitor of the evening Will be Mrs.
Schekels. district deputy, OF Elkhardt,
Ind. 4 serving committee has been ap-
POINTED for the evening. The attendance
Of fs reo1yeetad
Mrs Herbert Reese of Northcote ave
nue. has returned from the University
hospital Chicago. where she has been
with her 19-uonths-old son who was the
patient there for the past three months,
undergoing surgical treatment by ex
pert doctors to relieve 4 most obstinate
case of empyena. a condition brought
about by pus developing from pneu-
n?onia contracted by the little one sew
erai months in advance before its re-
movaI to the hospital The condition
OF the child now is most promising.
E. O'Nenl of the American Conduit
Works left for Munice a day ago to visit
his aged mother. who has been i'll Of
late. Mrs. O'Neill IS expected back from
Fulton. Ill. where she was summoned
owing to the demise OF her cousin, Miss
Nora Collins.
There is an important business meet
ing OF the Christian Womens Circle to
be held this evening with Mrs. H. A.
Carpenter at the pastoral residence, S715
Grapevine street. at o'clock prompt.
The East Chicago Eastern Star Order
is making extensive prepa rations for the
dinner to be served a the Phillips Cafe
the evening of September 18th. when
Past Matrons and Past Patrons are 10
be the guests of honor. Reservations
must be phoned in promptly not later
than tomorrow evening.
The Norton Bickells spent Saturday