The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-04-20
Whiting
And Its
People

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Cali Whiting 154w for general haul |
ing and moving. Logsdon Bros.
4-15-1mo |
Coming at the Princess theatre. Mon |
day and Tuesday. Marguerite Clark in
Babs Matinee Idol" 4-1s-2
NOTICE.
Accounts due Whiting News Company
April 10. are payable at the store on or
before April 25, 1918. 4-192
FOR RENT-Furnished rooms for light
housekeeping. 514 Fred st. Whiting.
4-19-2
Special attraction at the Princess
theatre tonight. Thomas H. Ince pre-
sents Charles Ray in His Mothers
Boy" A corking story of making
good. Also other pictures. Also Fat
ty Arbuckle in a 2-reel screaming
comedy. 4-2O-1
BY making a loan now with The
whiting Savings and Loan Association
you viii soon be your own landlord
Always remember that there is no
home like your own home" 4-20-1
NOTICE.
Owing to the high cost Of labor.
fuel and feed the price Of ice will
be as follows beginning April %. 1918:
Is lbs. zoe: SO lbs. 40c; Is lbs, COO;
100 lbs. roc; butchers. 30c per 100
lbs; saloons and ice cream parlors.
35c per 100 lbs 4-20-1
WHITING PURE ICE co.
WHITING FUEL & SUPPLY co.
Star theatre tonight. The Goldwyn
elaborate presentation of Hall Gaines
The Manx Man." in 5 feels. Also a
2reel production, sylvia of the Sc
cret Service" thrilling detective
play of fast action and thrills. 4-20-I
At the special meeting of the Pol
ish national committee, a motion was
carried by Rev. J. Skrzypinski. honor
airy president, to purchase both she
stars and stripes and a service flag;
also a 60-foot iron post He also con-
tributed 81 for the flag. J. A. Tok-
arr, the city clerk. IS for the post. and
P. Buezkowski. 81. The latter also
contributed $40 for the service flag.
As result OF the request by Congress
man w r. Wood of Indiana, on garden
planting. many Poles have sent in
their names for securing garden seeds
from the department of agriculture at
Washington. d. c. The secretary OF
the committee has been notified by
the congressman that many have re-
ceived seeds. while names are still
pouring in.
NJ. E. church S. c. Rogers. Pastor.
Sunday school. 900; preaching. 1890.
Theme: Posts or Trees" Epworth
league at $50 Preaching at 1880.
Theme: Shining Against Oneself"
The public is invited to these serv-
ices.
Congre gational church. Sabbath
school. 10 a. m; morning service. II
a. m: Christian Endeavor. $50 p. m.
DR.. Goldman of East Chicago. will
speak at 1880 p. m. Subject: History
u. Pastor New residence. 2O4
Cleveland ave. Phone 1881.
Mrs. c F Huber of HIGHLAND. Ind.
who he's been here visiting her son. J.
H Huber og 421 Fred street has re-
turned to her home.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. r Jenkins visited
night.
The Whiting women up to yesterday
noon had collected the sum of $37.600
for the third liberty loan.
The Whiting police received a mes
dark blue Chalmers car, license num-
her 120654 Indiana which was stolen
from in front of the Orpheum thea
ire in Hammond.
Waldo Jennings who has been con-
fined to his home In oliver street with
the grip. is improving.
The Red Cross Is anxious to sup
ply. as far as possible. the Whiting
boys going into service with the knit
ted goods. Mrs. Waldo Jennings has
charge OF the supplies. and wishes the
boys or some relative or friend would
communicate with her at her home.
423 oliver street. Phone 65R.
The city Is busy blowing up the
vacant lots for gardens The people
are making ready applications for
these lots at the city hall which shows
that the garden movement has been
taken up in earnest in Whiting.
There will be English service at the
Evan gelicaI Lutheran church. 117th
street and Cleveland avenue. at which
Rev. John Bopp Will preach the first
OF a series of two sermons. The No
BILE Objects of Christian Pursuit" bas-
ed on the text Romans 1910. After
the service another star will be added
to the service flag. this for Frank
Schnell. making a total OF fifteen stars.
Frank Schnell of Cleveland avenue.
has left for Hamilton. N. Y. where
he has enlisted in a mechanical depart
ment
John Harr. who has been Ill at the
home of his brother. NJ. E. Harr here,