The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-10-05

and Mrs J. Schuinke. and Mrs Roy
Huffman of Deodar street and her little
daughter.
At the First NJ E. church Of Indiana
Harbor tomorrow the hours Of service
viii be conducted at the usual time
Sunday school. 9:45: morning prayer and
preaching. IL o'clock. Reception Of
members in class and holy communion
service viii be Distributed at this hour
subject of sermon THE Onward Look"
Epworth League. $50; evening hour
$780, with subject The Faith of Our
Fathers" Monday evening at 1880 at
the church there is to be an official
board meeting. Rev. Elmer Jones, pas
tor
Mrs. James Judge of 1929 Hemloclx
street viii open her home Tuesday even
ing for Halloween party for the bene-
tit Of the Woman's Guild Of st. Adams
church. The guests are hidden to come
costumed. 4 most enjoyable evening is
promised.
Rev Walter Kamradt who long con-
Quoted divine service at the German
Lutheran church in Gary. and who of
late was assigned to the pastorate of
the German Lutheran church in Deo-
dar street while the regular pastor.
Rev. Bruno Saager was forced to go
south to seek recuperation of his health.
fell victim to the ravages Of influenza
and pneumonia. passing away Thursday
at his home. 720 Connecticut street.
Gary, from where the funeral occurs
Monday afternoon. This young divine
was but in his 25th year and leaves a
Wife and one child. Fresh in the mem
cries OF all those who attend this par
tfcular church was the patriotic sermon
delivered eloquently by him a few sun
DAYS ago at the service flag dedication.
The Mems Club Of the First Congre-
gational church will hold its first meet
ing of the year on next Monday evening
at o'clock in the church parlors This
is an important meeting and all mem
bers and friends are especially urged to
attend. Rev. Ostema viii be the speaker
of the evening.
Mrs. Grace Landers Of Kentucky has
returned home after a short visit with
her sister Mrs. J. Butcher, Of Olcott
avenue. also of Kentucky.
Chairman A. c. senour Of the Junior
! Red Cross Board of Indiana Harbor re-
ports a generous response of worn and
outgrown clothing which Boy Scouts.
)
ably assisted in collecting. However.
the board believes that there are many
who have not donated and these people
are asked to send their articles to any
school in Indiana Harbor not later than
/ Tuesday, October s. and help to fiji
the need of destitute Belgians
Regular services at the Christian
church. Indiana Harbor. tomorrow will
be at 9;45, Sunday school; communion
service, 10:45; preaching. 7:45. In the
afternoon there IS to be a meeting of
officers and members at the church at
$50 o'clock.
The VIII Lewis residence at 1872
Magoun avenue has been disposed Of
/ to Otto Seifert.
NJ E. Critics and George Miller are
down at Kankakee river on a weekend
fishing expedition.
Mrs. o. seifert is at Terre Hauta
Ind, on a visit.
The realms Of Mrs. Herbert Daub Of
south Forsythe avenue were taken to
GLENDALE, S. D.. for interment. Mrs
Daub was member of the East Chi
cago Woman's Club and the very first to
be called in death since the inception of
the club. Expressions Of the deepest
sympathy viii be extended her bereaved
husband upon his return from the sad
mission he is now on.
Wanted-A person to give private les
sons in English to one speaking Hun
garian and German Address with terms
and qualifications. Box 10, care Times
East chicago. 1852
N. r. Schock of Fir street is home
from visit to Monticello, Ind. Accom-
panying him back was a cousin. Roy
Fowler. who has a brother in this city
on 13Sth street. George Fowler.
st. Johns Cantius parochial school in
Beech street has been closed for few
days at least. owing to the teachers and
many children being absent on account
Of sickness. The pastor. Rev. FIR.
Stachowiak, deemed it best to suspend
sessions during the epidemic AS many
as twenty-seven pupils from one room
were out reported as being very ill.,
At a meeting of the B. P. o. Elks held
Friday evening in East Chicago the fol-
lowing officers were elected to fiji IN
expired terms: Z. H Mckenzie. esteemed
loyal knight; George Reuss. esteemed
lecturing knight Horace B. Heron.
trustee.
A P. Brown of the Globe publication
was called down IN Illinois owing to
the death of a brother.
Tomorrow will be homecoming day
at the First Congregat ional church and
rally day for the Sunday school An in
teresting program Of the days activities
has been arranged. The Sunday school
rally viii be held at $50 a. m and the
pastor, Rev. James Ostema. will preach
( two sermons at 1O:45 and T:3O. Morning
/ sermon. Cafeteria Christianity" Even
+ ing, Our Heavenly Home" A suvenir
\ will be given 10 each family including
4 non-members attending the home-com-
\ ing services. All who are Interested are
urged TO notify all former members and
4 friends of the church that they are
4 cordially invited to be present at the
services. Good music will be an attrac-
tive feature at all meetings. An inter-
esting series Of lectures and sermons
viii be delivered by Ex-Rabbi Max
Wertheimer, Phi. d. of Ohio. beginning
Sunday. October 10. to continue through
October 20. to be followed by an evange-
listic campaign conducted by the pastor.
assisted by large choir and other lead
ing musical talent DR.. Wertheiner
comes here highly recommended as one
Of the leading lectures at Bible confer
ences and charutauquas. He has spoken
at Winona Lake with acceptance. The