The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-01-03
TWIN CITY
NEWS NOTES

Katharine Howard, 1919 oIcott ave.
Phone Isl. Will be pleased to write and
receive social news and advertising for
The Times
Columbia Theatsr tonight win be
shown Harold in the Square
Deceiver and the 5th episode Of The
Hidden Hand. ISL
The Missionary Society of the NJ. L.
church of East Chicago viii meet in
the afternoon Of tomorrow with Mrs
Frank l.. Evans. 4419 Magoun avenue.
There has been a special musicale pro-
gram arranged for his occasion and
each member is requested to bring a
thimble. A cordial invitation has been
extended to members to bring their
friends. Those who have been asked to
contribute their services in a musicale
way are the Mesdames Judge BOggs and
T.. D. Williams, vocal, and Miss Thelma
Williams. reading. The assistant
hostesses will be the Mesdames Bine-
hour. VanGeisen. John Miller. Gwylm
Jones and Geo. Clinton The hour is
set for 1880 o'clock.
T. DR.. Frank L. Townsley. one OF the
leading physicians and surgeons OF this
city. was operated on yesterday at the
Mercy hospital in Gary to relieve a con
uAlAbA CAUSING 4GOAA q IA 04NA ~
Of a year ago. Information received
this morning is very satisfactory as to
his condition n his ultimate recovery
in the shortest possible time will be the
wish of his many patients and friends.
The Pythian Sisters of Indiana Har-
Dor viii hold a special meeting Thurs
day evening at X. of p. hall. Michigan
avenue. for the purpose OF electing
their Offices. All members are urged
to be present.-Adv.
Ernest Rightman who accompanied
his family here Christmas eve to the
home Of his sister. Mrs. John Marshall
of 1903 Elm street. and who became Ill
the day following passed away New
Years day as & result of pneumonia
The remains were shipped TO Milwau-
kee. Wis, on the sos Pennsylvania
train yesterday where intermenr WIN
take place today and which was the
former home of the deceased. For sew
eraI years past Mr.. Rightman had made
his home in Chicago and was a board
of trade man. His intention when he
came TO this city the day before Christ
mas was to make his future homefhere
and had accepted a position with the
Inland Steel Co. in their offices. HIS
wife and child. a little daughter OF three
years will return here after the funeral
and live with the Marshall family. Rev.
r. c. Speer. pastor of the First BAPTIST
church Of Indiana Harbor, was at the
home Of the bereaved relatives before
their departure on their sad mission.
Mr.. Rightman was in his t~hirty-htth
year at the time of his demise and was
in comparatively good health. His pass
ing has been a terrible shock TO his wife
and sister and the pleasure anticipated
| for the holiday season turned into the
\ deepest grief and mourning.
The Indiana Jewish Ladies' Aid So
ciety met with Mrs. s. b. Wechsler at
her home IN Grapevine street yester-
day afternoon but did not hold their
regular annual election OF officers o"-
ing to the inclemency of the weather
which prohibited many from a great
distance IN coming. The date has been
set for the first Wednesday in February
when later particulars WI be an
nounced.
The Tippecanoe Camp Fire Girls Of
Indiana Harbor. under the supervision
of their guardian, gave a New Years
dinner which they themselves had pre-
pared at the home of Mrs. c. Hathaway
in Ivy street Monday evening After
the repast a social time followed and
the new year welcomed
The +. & A.. NJ. of Indiana Harhor NO.
6s6 will hold their meeting tonight and
confer the third degree on candidates
All members are asked TO be present
Edward Keegan. who was removed
from his home in North N1agoun ave-
nue. a week ago to the Mercy hospital
in Chicago in a very critical condition
has been brought home and is in a very
much improved condition.
Thomas Wilson of Hemlock street. an
employee of the Inland Steel company.
underwent an operation yesterday at
the Mercy hospital in Gary to have
troublesome tonsils removed.
Mr.. and Mrs. August ~Jernberg Of $40
Euclid avenue are the proud parents Of
a baby daughteT born New Years day
! and named Betty Lue.
The Q. G. -. s. CHAPTER Of East Chi