The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-05-13
EAST CHICAGO AND
IND. HARBOR NEWS

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HARTLEY THEATRE TONIGHT.
Mary Anderson In ''The Divorce" the
story OF girl who Eanbied with fate,
"a delightful. amusing and exciting sat
ire of tie Reno divorce coiOny, posing
rs the diSoTce~ starts something going.
and then and MISC 1.-THE Wemnn I'm
tho " eb." No. 4.
Mrs. J A. Teegarden who served in
the capacity OF city chairman Of the
recent Liberty loan drive a Indiana
Harbor, is calling urgently for all OF
her workers who 50 ably assisted her
during that campaign to meet with
her and the executive board of the In
diana Harbor Red Cross chapter. this
evening al $50 in the rooms of the
new Red Cross building in Fir street.
Mr.. and Mrs Y D. Connolly Of No.
PAIRING ave. have returned from Louis
vile, KY where they wero in attend
ance at the National derby races
There is X Of c benefit this eve
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church and their friends at the audi
| torium in lf4th street. The Mesdames
Thos Quinn p O'Shes. JOS French
Lawrence Fitzpatrick. Peter Whalen
and ?. j. Dalton have the affair in
charge and they bid most cordial well
come to any who desire to contribute
to this worthy fund.
! The Merrymakers club OF Indiana
! Harbor announce an informal dance for
Thursday evening. May 10th. Al the X
4 or r hall. 1t was not so long ago
/ that this club gave benefit affair for
the Red Cross and did exceedingly well.
The club being vet quite in its infancy
| the members desire to build UP an
emergency fund and for this reason
Will give this little affair this week.
The public Is invited McKelveys or
chestra will furnish the music.
Corporal Carl zerler. who was one or
the boys who sent a telegram here yes
terday from Camp Shelby. Hatties-
burg. Miss. TO his mother in due rec
ognition Of the day. He added that all
OF the boys are well and happy.
Everett Fisher Of St Louis Mo.
and his little daughter Virginia came
quite unexpected this morning and are
at the home Of George NJ Fisher in
145th street Mr.. Fisher came on bus
mess and viii leave his little daughter
for a longer stay with her grandpar-
ents
William r Wood. who was taken to
the Mercy hospital IN Gary following
a stroke OF pericarditis he was in
the election booth on Drummond street
passed away Saturday afternoon at
S:45 O'Clock His wife and two daugh
yers were at his bedside when the end
came. The decedent came to Indiana
Harbor a year ago from Louisville.
Ky. and has since that time been en-
ployed as a switchman in the Inland
yards. He with his wife made their
home at 1928 Drummond street. two
doors away from the booth In which
he was stricken. He was in his 51st
year. The funeral party will leave for
Louisville this evening via the Monon,
and the obsequies will be held Wed
nesday. A brother Rev r. l. Wood. OF
Lenncus Mo. and Edward Wood OF
Charleston. Ind. also a brother, one
isster. Mrs. Hattie Rankin Of Kansas.
and his mother viii meet the train al
that city and accompany the cortege
to the home OF the relatives whore the
body will lie in state for former friends
to view. Mrs. Wood will make her flu
ture home in ST. Louis. Mo-. with her
morried daughter. Mrs. y. z. Weber.
The other daughter is single. Miss Lii
liam Wood.
Mrs. Karl Waldron and her little
daughter Jane who have been the
guests OF Mrs L w Giles in 145th
street and Mrs Frank Of North Barring
avenue, have departed for Minnea polls
after q pleasant visit here with many
friends.
A cottage prayer meeting will be
held Wednesday morning at the home
OF Mr. and Mrs. Fred Zerler. 1922 Ma
goun avenue. for the worship OF the
faith
The Mesdames II. Brunsden and D. d
Dixon will be at home to receive their
friends in honor Of Mr.. and Mrs. D. J
Ried Tuesday evening. May 18th at
1890 Magoun avenue.
Miss Julia Ritchey is here from At
tica Ind. the house guest OF DR.. and
Mrs. ]. A. Teegarden OF Grapevine st.
The meeting to be held this evening
Of the directors OF the East Chicago
Woman's Club will be necessarily post
poned one week. owing TO the absence
from the city OF Mrs. f. " Canine. the
club president
The Miriam Rebekah degree staff Will
this evening meet at 1880 o'clock. There
is special business To be transacted.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Bevan OF 1858
Commonwealth avenue are rejoicing
over the arrival Of a baby son born
to them at an early hour this morn
ing
St Adams Episcopal Guild will meet
at the Parish house tomorrow after
noon. Mrs. Mabel Gillespie the retir
ing president Will be hostess. II is de-
sired that ell members be present
Rex Walton surprised his folks yes
terday when he came home unexpected
from Hampstead. Long Island. y. Y,
W here he was stationed with the hos
pital corps. His many promises Of COM
ing were disappointing. that this
time he appeared quite unawares and
met with q most rousing welcome. He
departed today for Kalamazoo, Mich.
to visit his sister Mrs. Edward Hiner. ,,
ard also his grandfather Mr.. Lake who
is a resident Of Dowagiac. His fur
Tough was extended for four days only.
Mr. and Mrs Gus Holstrom OF 1918