The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-07-03


news columns IN this issue.
- IT
Cover and Cover Beak from Youngs-
town. Ohio. and Miss Margaret Jones
Of Niles. Ohio. The Beak boys are
nephews and Miss Jones is a niece.
Thomas is on his way to Denver Col
where his brother conducts the govern
ment fisheries and Gow6r has just came
back from service with ha British army
across seas. Cover has been over the
top fourteen times and tells interesting
tales of his experiences.
! Mr.. Fred LaBounty, or commonwealth
ave. has purchased a new King "s."
which he Is driving down 70 Cleveland
70 witness the Wiliard-Dempsey fray.
| Gleanings Of interesting news from the
Marx addition: Last evening. the Pho
neer Club held another of their inter
esting sessions with the appointment Of
new secretary. Mrs. Guy Courtright,
and the serving COMMITTEES comprised
Mrs. Charles Pierce Mrs. Morris Elliot.
Mrs. Z. Il Martinand Mrs. Watson
Lawrence. Mrs. Fred Donnenberger
recently moved here from South Park
ave. and was admitted TO the club. The
| clubs Fourth of July activities will con
sist OF picnic TO Robertsdale tomor-
row where bathing. Bleaching and dining
will be enjoyed. In two weeks the pio-
neers Will go to Miller Beach and hold
an outing. whore Mrs Dora Sheffield, of
the Marx Reality Firm. will spend her
vacation Of a couple OF weeks and where
the club will be Hospitality received.
Mr.. and Mrs Andrew Holler. OF Grape
vine st. and their son Clinton rnotored
to Lacon. Ill. to spend the Fourth OF
July.
DR.. J. F. Drummond son Of Mrs Enos
Drumuond OF Fir St. has been spending
a part Of his time this week IN seeking
suitable quarters to open up dental
office in Gary AS Lieutenant Drum
mond he was recently released from mil
itary surgical service as department
head of dental surgery at a unit hospital
in Detroit. Once he was accredited as
having married since his assignment 10
| duty. but this proved TO be quite myth
cal and a huge joke to the doctor who
read a glowing account OF his betrothal
in weekly home paper. DR.. Drummond
is evidently eligible TO matrimony and
has a young lady friend whom he is
deeply interested in but the affair has
not yet come off.
Miss Edna Ivy. a well-known teacher
in the Lincoln school, writes 10 associ-
ates here telling them OF the sad pass
ing away finer father TO whose bedside
she was called before the expiration of
the school term and where she will re-
main the rest of the summer. at Eliza
beth. III.
! Isadore and Lloyd Cohen. sons of Mrs.
Barney Cohen of Michigan ave. and
! Grapevine st., are spending their summer
at Chippewa Falls this year The boys
are both school students and departed
for their destination alone and have ar
rived OK. according to cards they have
mailed back TO their home
! Mrs Bessie Hayden. of Lowell. was
| in East Chicago last evening and attend
1 ed the regular meeting OF Woodbine
4 Camp Royal Neighbors and 70 assist
| them in the explanation Of the new rates
under adjustment of the Supreme Camp.
Mrs Hayden is ditrict representative
of Royal Neighbors and will be present
at the meeting Of Mayfiower Camp, at
their meeting announced for this even
ing.
Miss Lawrence, secretary al the Indi-
ana Harbor Red Cross Chapter House.
will spend her vacation over the Fourth
at Valparaiso. her home
Eugene Clapper. father Of Mrs. Vic
/ tor Badeaux Of the Herod apartments
and George an dBert Clapper OF this
| city, was brought home from the Mar
tinsville sanitarium. yesterday and will
! rest and try 70 recuperate while being
1 cared for by his children Of this city
/ and al the Radeaux apartment where
/ he has been making his home for the
| past few years.
a guest at the B. c. Lukens home in
Grapevine street this week IS Miss
Ruby Shuman whose home is at La
| Grange Ind and who has come TO stay
over Independence Day.
Miss Edith Kreddell. who at one
time conducted a studio of ceramic art
az Mrs. George Reiland's home in Mich
igan avenue has been heard from
| through a communication sent here to
friends and apprising them OF the
critical illness OF her father who is a
resident Of Pittsburgh. Pa. and her
| present location.
Will Weldon of IVY street who suffer
ed a fractured nose. while he was
| watching the ball game in East Chicago
last Sunday. is feeling more comfort
able now since ne has received medical
attention and the injured member set.
Weldon was a bystander when the out
field bail struck him.
Mrs. J. NJ Reil Of North Forsythe
avenue has her niece. Miss Rena Kle-
ment from Fort Atkinson. Wis. who
accompanied back Mr.. John Schmidt.
father to Mrs. Reii who while making
his home here visits UP in parts Of
wisconsin his former home town and
at various intervals.
guest at the George IRELAND home
| IN Michigan avenue this week is Miss
| Elma Schneider who comes from Chi
cago to spend the Fourth of July in
this city.
| The Tines want ads bring as