The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-10-04

\ munity house when ready Will have a /
room fitted up for this work and ths
mothers Of that part OF the city viii
4 have access TO it. The announcement |
y he directors board last evening that
! the progress OF the welfare work in tho !
/ community is meeting with such high I
commendation and that the time is not
far of when many more trained and
\ efficient nurses must be added 10 the
stan 10 cope with the Twin City field. |
, was e. with unanimous approval and
When time warrants the larger staff II /
val be met with accordingly. The reslg- /
4 nation Of Miss Florence Hauswald. sup Z
eiintendent Of nurses, was accepted at
i last evenings meeting with deep regret
/ on the part of every director. for Miss
4 lIauswald was not only a most capable /
+ supervisor Of nurses but much of her
! hne and energy was given to the work /
of promotion Of general hygiene and
/ homec are of the sick and aside from
the busy routine Of each day found time
TO conduct classes for women of the
community that they might afail them
+ SEX es Of the training necessary in each
/ hC me and be a safeguard 70 the public
should ever their service be called upon, I
for during the dark days Of epidemics
+ ~ the year past lesson has been taught
I to the average woman of the necessity
i Tor such knowledge. Miss Hauswald has
4 become endeared TO hundreds of people |
including little children unto whom she
ministered Her loss to the public VIII
he felt keenly. but her place supplied
/ with another supervisor for which APP
4 plications are under consideration at the |
present time. Only nurses Of the highes /
qualifications are considered by the di- I
rectors in their selection for a Welfare |
nurse Indiana Harbor has one nurse. |
Mrs. Brezanin. who served four years in I
q London hospital as a Red Cross nurse I
and served for several terms under Brit
ish direction in the field of nursing .
She married a Servian whose time was
given much 70 military assignments ana I
Indiana Harbor is most fortunate 10
have woman whose capabilities are so
well recognized. Other business Of i'm
portance pertaining to the organization /
was cared for at last evenings meeting
and a vote of thanks TO the East Chi
cago-Indiana Harbor Times was extend
ed through Katherine Howard for the
liberal support Of it's columns in behalf |
Of Welfare Association worn in the Twin
City field.
Boy Scouts throughout the community
4 deeply mourn the loss of one Of their
members. Alex Ragenosh. thirteen years
Of age. whose life was sacrificed yester-
day about $500 o'clock when a huge auto
truck snuffed out his life in the vicinity /
/ Of Chicago ave and 15Ist st The quick
recognition Of the boy was made BY the
Identification card in his pocket He
vas rushed to medical aid without any
loss Of time. but his injuries were too
| serious and he died I've minutes after
, the accident occurred. The report Of the
scouts. who were preparing for big
feed in the vacant lot at the corner of
Chicago and Magoun aves.. for Alex was
| a favorite among them and but a few
moments previous shouted a farewell
to them he made haste to 20 on an +
GRAND and return. The funeral has not /
been set but Scout Executive watts has
visited the bereaved family. Offering
whatever aid ne and the boys might +
render in their deepest hour OF affection |
Two East Chicago boys created no end /
of worry in their respective homes the
past few days when Michael Collins and
Raymond Knight, from sheer love Of
adventure an distaste Of going to school I
these warm days. hied off for a stroll
and went too far. finding themselves in
the suburbs OF Chicago and asking di-
rection Of a policeman who had already
the description or the boys sought by
their parents, directed them or rather led
them to thes tation for safe keeping until
the parents here were notified and Ray
monds father. who was a former police
official Of this city, went for them They
are back and craving the indulgence %
their parents and promising that it will +
never happen again. Both boys are
about twelve years OF age
st Paul's Evangelical Lutheran church +
will hold services tomorrow at the hours /
Of 800 o'clock which is an English F
speaking service for the Sunday School I
| classes. PRAYER and sermon at 1000 /
,, o'clock with commencement of evening
service held every Sabbath evening at
| Z 80 O'Clock during the cooler weather. +
/ Rev. Theodore Claus. pastor
In connection with the Rally Day serv-
ices al the United Presbyterian church
! tomorrow the hours Of service will be
At the regular hours with the morning
text Of the sermon The Method OF the
Modern Sunday School" Evening topic /
Will be why Jesus Went to Church
( taken from text four Of St Luke. There
will be meeting following the evening
service for all men Of the congreg cation. /
Rev W. P. Mcintyre. pastor.
II was announced yesterday by the
nurse Of the Board of Health that baby
clinics would be held in the city hal
in the Associated Charities room COM I