The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-01-17
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ed Immediate provision was made 70
secure fucl FOR the mans room In
which there as no Are. Miss Iindle$
appealed 20 the FIRE station and re
ceived response from fireman and
also q police officer who carried two
bags OF coal TO the sick msu'a room
aud found q nan nurse "a care Tor him
until the storm subsidized sufficiently 70
have him removed % he hospital IN
Hammond which was @one the next
day. The amount drawn on the char
ities fund IN this case just a. a prelim-
mary necessity was $40. going to show
how imperative Il IS To have at all
times Il ready reserve. Had not this
case received prompt attention
the man would not hsvo lived long. lie
Is showing Improvement at the hos
pitaL Much credit to our ablo officer.
Miss Lindley and the fireman and po-
licenlsn who brsvcd such night "a
Saturday TO render assistance TO the
sick and needy.
Mrs. Otto vanseIow who has been
the house guest OF Mrs. Fred Zerier r.
North MaSoun avenue. Is leaving for
her homo in St Joe, Mich within the
next few days.
Mrs. J. J. Dresser OF the Atlas ap-
partmeats. entertained PENNSYLVANIA
railroad employees at q sumptous rab-
bit feast yesterday at ! o'clock.
Mr. and Mrs. Leroy DunclS has taken
the flat residence In North aTagoun
avenue, recently vacated by Harold
BahcnE1r 50 %
Mrs. Ernest karstens OF South Ma
goun avenue. IS leaving tomorrow for
Fort Wayne. TO visit for week with
relatives and friends.
Miss Gasiena DeHoI VIII have the
J. Q. Y. Girls meet at her home IN Fir
street tomorrow evening. Business Of
Importance IS TO be discussed and
members are urged to be present
A. Sapp who was recently welded to
Miss Eta Dixon Of this city. is re
operating rapidly from an operation
performed on him at St NIargaret's
/ hospital IN Hammond. a few weeks ago
/ Tor a severe case OF Appendicitis in
which the sac had burst before Re
reached tho operating table. making
his condition very serious. He has
rallied and viii be brought home sat
urday to the home Of his mother IN
oleott avenue. this city.
Miss Cecilia KreusIer. = neice Of
Mrs. John Hartman OF Bacon street.
has arrived here from Pittsburgh. af-
ter having quite an experience in the
lrecent snowstorm. The train she was
aboard reached as far as Fort Wayr
ard there 1t rested with 10 ns ~
making the outlook anything but prom
Using to the travellers. They were de
tanned there two days. Miss Krausle
is on her way 20 California and WIZ
bide here shortly for fear OF more
snow preventing her getting to he.
destination.
The Calumet chapter. D. A. r wiz
meet in the afternoon Of SATURDAY.
Jan. 10. at the home OF Mrs. ID
Jones, Hi Beacon street The meet
ing was changed from the home of
Mrs. Frank l. Evans for which the
first announcement was made All
members are asked to he present at
this meeting Saturday which il the
regular monthly business and social
meeting.
The Graver Pleasure Club has ar
ranged for an informal rnasque party
to be held at the Chamber Of Com
MERGE hall In Hammond Jan "a The
committee whcih has the affair In
charge - composed OF the Messrs
Fred Gerdts and John Felseker ana
they will be assisted by Miss Sofia
Peterson OF this city. and Miss Izora
Logan Of Hammond The event will
be for club members only.
The II. o. N. club has been asked to
/ meet with Mrs. Russell Hill Tuesda,
} evening. Jan. p
The usual meetings will be held Al
the First Methodist Episcopal churcI
in East Chicago on Sunday. both morn.
Ing and evening. Tho pastor. Rev. Geo
b. Jones. Will preach at both hours OF
worship.
The reception TO new members OF ths
First Methodist Episcopal church oil
East Chicago viii be held at the church
tomorrow CF'riday) evening at $50 as
planned. A good program 70 be follow
cd by social hour gives promise OF q
fine evening for the Methodists ano
their friends. one feature Of the PRO
gram will be a roll call Of the member
ship to be responded to by brief quota
tions. Light refreshments viii be sorv-
ed during the social hour.
Herald A. Jones. son Of Rev. sne
Mrs. Geo r.. Jones Of the First Method.
is Episcopal chur,Si Of East Chicago. il
receiving much honor At DePauw Uu.-
versity, Greencastlc Ind. Shortly after
holidays he was the unanimous choice
for captain of the track team. Ho holds
the present low hurdle record for thai
university, OF 25.3 sec. Last Friday ne
was unanimously elected president o.
the college y. NJ c. A. Mr.. Jones is
also n member Of the University Chou
and ~ tfe peI.tur orchestra He cY-
poets TO enter the aviation work for ths
20 rnment in the spring.