The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-07-01
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3. @ Richards, father of city Clerk
Thomas Richards. was removed To St
Margarets hospital in Hammond. last
evening. following a several days criti-
cal Illness at home. The patient is >
years Of age. which makes his condt-
uon all the graver and recovery more
doubtful Expert doctors from Chicago
have been called on the case. but give
very little encoura cement to the family.
II IS to be hoped that hospital care Will
relieve to some extent the condition
which is the aggravation at the pres
ent time
Mrs. 4. H Watts of the Bicknell
apartments arrived home last evening
after an extended trip TO Hanover.
Franklin and Indianapolis
Charles Lynn. an employee of the I.
II. Belt railway and who lives in North
cote avenue. has returned from an eX-
tended visit to many points in the east
among them New York and Washing
ton. 1t was the time allotted him as
vacation.
The month OF June and its many at
tendant weddings came to eenelus-
ion yesterday but not until one more
nuptiaI ceremony was added but not
really occurring during the month. on
~ as a surprise and an announcements
to the relatives and friends of Miss
Marie Gaskey. a very popular younS
lady of Indiana Harbor. who pot hay
ing attained the age where parental
consent is very readily gained. Slipped
away last March and became welded
TO Albert Ernest. a very prepossesslns
young man who isemployed in the
yards of the Inland Steel Co, and is
the son of a retired merchant of Chi
cago. Miss Gaskey is the daughter
81 MI. and Mrs Stanley Gaskey of
1920 Ivy st and Is just budding into
her eighteenth year. The ceremony
took place in Chicago and the secret
was impaired to the couples parents
and the usual forgiveness and bless
ings extended Mt. and Mrs Ernest
will remain at the Gaskey home until
they can secure an apartment as II is
their intention to make their home IN
the Twin Cities They have the best
wishes OF a large circle of friends.
Dr.. Joseph Urkov a well known ply
stefan in this city with offices in Chi
cago ave. is leaving for Rochester,
MINI. to enter the Mrs. Mayo's instt-
tute where he will take a special course
in general surgery extending several
weeks. His office in this city viii he
closed in the meanwhile and he viii
make public announcement when he
returns equipped with the knowledge
that the Mayo institute is gaining n
world wide recognition these days in
their courses on general surgery
While the physician in delving into
study. Mrs. Urkov will visit at the
lakes and so to Rochester to meet her
husband about the time he has com
pleted his course and journey back
with him Their home in this city
will be closed during their absence.
Death occurred TO Michael Hebron.
at St. Margaret's hospital in Hammond /
yesterday. The deceased was well
known in the Twin Cities at one time (
he was in the empIoye of Roy CtarK. I
building contractor and met with a.
juries as he was leaving the Sinclair |
Oil Renneries where he has been late I
" employed. last Friday. He was run
ming 20 aboard q car when a passing /
automobile struck him. rendering him /
unconscious and when examination +
was made at the hospital it was found /
that his injuries were OF a fatal nature. I
The deceased was originally from Ken
lucky and came here several years /
ago and worked about in the Chicago (
districts He has a brother and a cou-
sin residents of Chicago. He was IN
married and IS years Of age. The
funeral is occurring today from the
Burns undertaking chapel in Hammond
The NJ f Critics OF Grapevine -.
have departed for Monticello Ind (
where they will spend the greater part
OF the summer Attorney Critics viii
be returning here TO his office in about
two weeks, his family remaining there
Twin City Circle. Daughters OF Isa-
bella. will meet for social purposes
tomorrow evening and only transact
such business as is Of important ma
ture. All members are urgently in