The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-09-20
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FIRST congregational church or East
Chicago. corner Magoun ave and 145th
St Rev. James Ostema. pastor Sunday
School for all ages. studying the Inter
national lesson. at $50 a. M: theme,
The Holy Scriptures" Preaching by
pastor at 10:45 a m. and 7:45 p. m.
Music will be furnished by a large
choir Widweek prayer meeting and
bible study Wednesday night at 7.45
John Richards. of Muncie. Ind. age
eighty-two and the venerable superin-
tendent of the Madison st. NJ. z. church
of that city. will be the guest Of Mrs
E S. Drummond of Fir ST. and her son,
DR.. J. F. Drummond. today. Mr.. Rich
ards is stopping of here from a trip
he has made to St. Paul Mimi. in the
interest o. church WORK. The Drunmond
family war formerly Muncie residents
There is a reported case of diphtheria
of the four children Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Williams Of Chicago ave. The house is
under quarantine.
Mrs. Edward Besse. resident of Fir
St. is at present on a visit to Flint,
Mich. for a couple of weeks visit with
relatives.
Miss Anna Nagdeman, well known in
jewish circles Of the Twin Cities, has
been united in marriage to L. Dyke,
New York City business man. with Rabbi
Towley officiating. The couple will live
In Melville ave. where they have fur
nished a very comfortable home Mrs
Dyke Is sister to Meyer Nadgeman.
Hammond haberdasher. and Phillip Mad
geman of Indiana Herbor. engaged in
the same business line. A party honor
ing the ceremony which has Just oc-
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geman home in Carroll st. tomorrow.
Many friends have been hidden TO the
affair.
Miss Margaret Brissey OF Drummond
St. who went to Detroit. Mich, for q
pleasure trip TO the home of the Harry
Fuhrmarks. who at one time lived here.
has decided TO remain there for the
present and has accepted a position
with a Dtroit banking house. Miss Bris-
sey's friends here are much inclined to
conjecture that the love of the newly
adopted place of residence is but transit
tory and that her homecoming will be
but a matter of brief time. Hope so.
at least, for she is a live wire In the
social activities of the Twin Cities.
A good program has been arranged for
the hours of public worship in the First
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caso for tomorrow. both morning and
evening At the morning hour. Rev.
Geo. B. Jones will speak on The Cure
or the Worlds Trouble" and at the even
Ing hour. Mr.. A. H Watts, Scout Execu-
tive, will tdeEver the main address.
Good music will be furnished at both
services Rev Jones will sing at the
evening service, The Wonderful Name.
The services announced for the church
Tor Sunday are a. m. mems class meet
ing; $3.50 a m, Sunday School, lO:45
a. m. public worship; GAS p. m. Ep-
worth League; 7;45 p. m. public wor-
ship. On Wednesday evening an cleo
ton Will be held at the church for the
purpose OF selecting a delegate to the
Lay Electoral Conference. Votes may
be cast from p until 1880 .. m. |
4 program will be rendered. beginning
at p. m. Following the program. re- |
freshments will be served and a social |
hour will be enjoyed. Friends Of the
church are invited.
Mrs. Lesh Hascall. who has been
spending much of her time with the
Fred Hascalls in Drummond St while
her husband. Capt. Hascall. was abroad. |
Is making preparation now to leave with |
her two children 10 join her husband. /
VINO is stationed at Elizabeth, N J.. mis- /
lm1ne assignment when he returned |
home. Capt. Hascall will be remembered |
mere as one of the towns leading Young
men and was assistant superintendent.
at the GrasselH Chemical Co. He also |
was brother to the late Melvin Hascall. |
equally esteemed in the community.
At St Pauls Evangelical Lutheran |
church. corner Deodar and 13sth st. to- |
morrow there will be a Welcome Home
LAY Tor sixteen young men represented |
IN the congregation who were of the
various army and navy units. This serv- |
ice Will be in connection with the 10 |
clock regular hour AT o'clock there
will be English Sunday School instruc-
ton Rev Theo. Claus. pastor.
Startling was the news that arrived !
here yesterday that DR.. j. M. walsh. /
former practitioner of East Chicago. died
at Charlottesville Ind. at the home of /
relatives and was brought TO Chicago |
Tor burial yesterday. Mrs Walsh ac-
eompanied her husbands remains and
came to this city TO spend the day with |
the H VI. SINNERS, in whose grocery
business she was associated until late, y 1
While Dr. Walsh was not well for some
time, yet his demise came as a shock
10 his immediate family and friends IL, /
left this city few years ago to take
medical dictatorship of the Soldiers
Home al Danville. Ind. Shortly after
he had entered upon his duties he was
striker with paralysis. a later strike. |
suffered few weeks ago. brought about
his demise His body was laid TO rest
at Rosehill cemetery. Chicago.
An attractive announcement party
held complimentary to Miss Lillian
Iansson. the bride-to-be of Guy w.
6rentlinger. took place last evening With
Miss Irene Smith of North MaEoun ave
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. c. c. smith
as hostess The appointments were all
charming in their selection; pink. how
ever predominated- Cupids. hearts and
flowers were combined to enhance tSe
beauty or the occasion and the luncheon
was all that culinary art might besto.v
Six OF the most intimate friends Of the
orioe-elect were chosen as guests Miss
Jansson is the daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
hari Jansson. Of 145th st. and the
groom elect is from Terre Haute. hold
.ng the position inspector OF steel
az the Interstate mill. Miss Jansson is
q prepossessing young lady and the
existing engagement. while a surprise
70 many. has been gladsomely received
among the members OF her. social set.
Services at the First NJ. q. church