The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-04-29
WHITING
and its
PEOPLE


The marriage OF Miss Susan Caro-
line Vincent. Of Whiting. and George
Mullen Johnson. o. Chicago. which
took place on Saturday. April 9Th. but
which was kept n secret until now.
will come as a surprise to the many
friends of the young couple The mar
rage was performed by Rev Holt at
the Methodist parsonage in wheaton.
Illinois. The bride is the only child Of
Mr. and Mrs. c. r. Vincent Of 500
Laporte avenue and IS a graduatee Of
the local high school. after which she
attended the Art Institute in Chicago
where she met her husband. who was
also a student there. She now holds
a position with the Standard OIL Com
pany Of whiting. The groom is an art
list and is the son of Mr. and Mrs
Harry Johnson Of South Shore Drive
Chicago. MT and Mrs. johnson will
for the present reside part Of the time
with her parents and part with his
parents in Chicago. In honor of the
nuptial event Mr.. and Mrs. Vincent en-
tertained the Johnson family at din
ner on Saturday evening.
John ClemAk. age So years, of 121st
street. passed away at the county poor
Y
ter protracted Illness with tuber-
culosis Clemak leaves a family who
reside in Europe. The funeral was
held yesterday in charge Of Undertak-
err Baran. services being held at St
Johns slovak church. interment being
at 81. Johns cemetery.
ten and a half pound daughter
was born to Mr.. and Mrs. A. j. Dim
babe are getting along nicely.
John Cahil1. brother of Mrs. J. Nc
Carthy of Fishrupp avenue is very i'll
with typhoid fever at St. Margarets
hospital in Hammond
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Shepherd OF
Fishrupp avenue have purchased
intend moving soon.
Carl Gaughan. Jr. who is i'll with
typhoid fever. Is improving.
Mr.. and Mrs Merle Gardner of Clark
street are building a home in Bencoma
Park. So. Chicago. to where they will
move as soon as 1t IS completed.
The regular meeting Of the o. r. s
took place last night at which several
candidates were initiated and refresh
ments were served.
Mr. and Mrs. Z. L. Cariyon will
move to the wayo fat in Fshrupp av..
to be vacated by Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest
Shepherd
Unknown persons gained entrance to
the frame building Of the public school
and did much malicious damage. such
as running the childrens' work. books.
chalk. etc.
Andy Kudsky was arrested by Officer
Benak on the charge of assault and
battery. upon Anna Bakusak Kudsky
was released upon $50 bond signed by
Tony Brecka. to appear for trial later.
The Daughters of Rebekah are plan
ming for an enjoyable time at their
regular meeting tomorrow evening. il
being the twenty-fifth anniversary Of
the whiting lodge. Seven candidates
will be initiated and refreshments VIII
be served By Mrs. Shapes committee.
Bring your spare books to the
whiting Library to apply on Writings
quota of $50 books in the A. L. a.
campaign. both for camps. al home and
abroad. DR.. Herbert Putnam IN a ca
blegran1 says Need greater than ever.
At least million more fiction and mis-
ceilaneous books demanded within the
next six months to maintain army NOR
ale"
Mr.. and Mrs Q. E. Meek entertained
a number OF friends at dancing par
IT, on last Saturday evening.
George Kassum OF Clark street. who
has been in St. Bernard's hospital for
several weeks suffering with a brolS-
en- leg sustained when hit by an au
tomobile. is recovered suffic emily to
be able to return to his home soon
The Hungarian club gave an inter
estins play. Gypsy Love" at Kran-
kowski's hall on Saturday evening. un-
der the direction of Miss Charlotte
WIKI The leading parts were taken
| by Miss Julia Macy and Julia Kitchen
and Messers Alex Yuhasz and John Ur-
| sbely Miss Helen FrankowslSi Of
Hammond rendered several pleasing
piano selections. while violin music
was furnished BY Tony Frankowski
Teddy Kaminski. Lawdis WIKI and Ed
ward Senchak
gave a program and box social last