The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-09-08
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Residence. 431s o. colt Ave. Phone 21s.


Rev. Fr Connolly, pastor of St Pat
riclI's church. corner OF Hemlock and
13Sth SITS made announcement at the
regular service yesterday that a mis-
sion would be In progress at the church
commencing next Sunday morning at
the usual hours Of mass celebration S
and 10 o'clock Rev. John Costello, of
the Mission House at Washington. D. C.
VIII conduct There Will be prayer. ser
mon and benediction each evening
throughout the week starting at 100
o'clock AS FIR. Costello has not arrived
here Yet other announcements pertaining
70 mission requirements viii be pub
lished later. II has been many years
since mission has been held in the city
and worshippers Of the Catholic faith
their friends and the Protestant laity in
general have a most hospitable welcome
extended them to be present at any of
the services.
The East Chicago Pythian Sisters Will
meet tomorrow evening in regular ses-
sion. the hgst meeting Of the fall season.
Members are urged TO be present.
The East Chicago high school class o.
the year 1915 viii hold reunion service
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the Civic club Indiana Harbor. satur-
day. September 18th Their were four
teen girls and fourteen boys in that class
and it viii be the aim TO have as many
AS possible present at this affair. which
viii prove most entertaining during The
lapse of years intervening Those Of
the class since married viii bring their
welded partner The president Of the
oil Sc ~ all
Indiana Harbor folks as having re-
ceived his early education in this city
when his parents were residents here
during the time his father was post
master and now deceased. Laurel. at
the completion of his high school work
here was sent to Ann Arbor. Mich. 20
anish and now he is at present in the
insurance department Of the Citizens
Trust & Savings bank. As leader of
this affair which will later he considered
in annual terms. Mr.. Lundquist IS sup
ported In the assistance Of Lew Zim-
norman, Paul Miller and Mss Blancn
Rosenthal. Glass graduates OF that year
are asked TO make early preparations
tor their attendance at this event
j. J. Sullivan. of 144th st, has de-
parted for Peoria Ill where Herbert
Reese. newly elected vice president Of
the Anal gamated Association accom-
panied him. The trip is made in in
torest Of workers affiliated with that
organization
Mrs George Tallikson Of Detroit. a
former resident Of Calumet. and Miss
Wolf before her marriage IS back on a
pleasant trip and visited among old
friends Of whom the Z. T Wells Of Mel
Vile ave. are listed. Mrs Tallikson Is
| happily situated in her present home but
does enjoy her visits here when time af-
fords her 10 take one. Mrs. Carl Doug
las of Hammond is a sister to Mrs. Tai
hkson and part of the time was spent
there.
1t i announced that there will be 9
concert at the new Community House at
Indiana Harbor. Deodar and 10th SITS.
September 18th. under sponsorship OF
the Baptist church. The talent viii be
supplied by Sr. Giovanni Sperandeo, an
Italian lyric tenor The community
house viii be opened for the first time
for the gathering of a large assemblage
of people and invitation 10 the general
public to attend is extended. The tenor
will bring his own accompanies and the
program Will be a most unusual one.
This Is rot the first appearance in this
city Of the celebrated vocalist. those
who have heard him on his previous
engagement here Will gladly welcome
him on this occasion.
Indiana Harbor chapter of Eastern
Stars viii meet Wednesday evening n
the fall commencement of their regu-
! lar routine of business and social meet
ings. As there IS much TO be transacted
of utmost interest to the order and illus
| tration Of pictures and refreshments. no
member should find a possible excuse
for absence.
Mrs. Ben Reese Of Ivy st. and her
| sister. Mrs. J. Darrell. of Cleveland. O..
who is here visiting. have left for