The Lake County times., 1919-09-12

2S3- Residence, 43lS Olcott Ave. Phone
ais.
A trio Of prominently known Indiana
Harbor young men led by Phillip Nadge-
man. who conducts his own haberdash
cry IN Michigan ave. have made an
ncuncement of their plans to conduct
social dances throughout the late fall
and wanter season and while me affairs
viii not be strictly by invitation. yet
they will SAVIOR Of real exclusiveness
which viii bar the least attempt at any
unpIeasantness in the intermingling Of
dance devotees. The frst Of these
events occur on October lst. which
comes on Wednesday aPd the Indiana
Harbor Auditorium has been selected as
the ideal place TO hold them. The dances
will be an endeavor to supply social
recreation for the young people of tho
community and will be well supervised
in view Of that fact The names Of
Sigmund Dublin and Edward Benyovitz
are linked with Mr.. .Nadgcman in the
project. Dances will be given every
Wednesday and Saturday evenings UP
to April 5th.
Mrs. Sam Price recently leaving In
diana Harbor to make her home at Weed
ersburg. Pa. is back this week accom-
panying her daughter. Miss Geraldine.
that she might complete her education
in public schools here and has entered
her in the high school Mrs. Price at
present is guest Of the Street family
in Hemlock ST. and viii return as soon
as arrangements for G.raldine's school
ing and a place to board have been
made
From all present evidence this evening
viii be most ideal for the Sunday school
class OF the First NJ r. church of In
diana Harbor, members Of the church and
their friends. TO participate in their trip
around to allied countries. starting At
the Pennsylvania depot ia Gutherie st.
promptly at 1880 o'clock. where autos
viii be waiting % convey those desiring
to make tho trip to various homes 81
members where refreshments selected III
view Of the culinary art Of each country
Will be served. The cost Of this trip
Will be very nominal. so much so that
all can afford to indulge in the pleasure.
Tickets may be procured at the time Of
/ leaving Make application for them at
the depot.
The marriage of NTSss Victoria Benyo-
vitz fwell known in the Twin Cities and
night telephone operator at the Inland
ceremony having taken place some two
weeks ago. The husband is Charles
/ McQuown, Jr. employed in the sheet
mill department Of the Inland steel Mill.
HIS wife is sister 20 Mrs. j. Kalman
Reppa of Melville ave. whore Miss
Benyovitz formerly made her home. No
facts concerning the nuptals can he
gained, but Mrs. McQuown still retains
her position in the capacity at the mill
office she formerly held. Their present
homo IS il Fir st.
Mr.. and Mrs. W s Flynn. who were
| former residents of Indiana Harbor. but
leaving here to make Gary their home
have returned and taken a house at 54I3
Grapevine st. Mr.. Flynn is employed
at the check Office Of the Inland Steel
Co at Block ave. The entire public well
comes the couple back 70 the town they
50 long resided ia and built up wide
! friendship. The late Merle Flynn,
prominent in Elkdom in this region.
was son 10 the couple.
Mrs. W. A. K. Cadman. Of the wickey
apartments. is departing Monday for
prolonged rest in towns in Michigan.
The journey Is taken in hopes of build
ing up Mrs. Cadmans general health,