The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-04-23
Tuin City
Neus Notes

Women ~ thu community viii he
invited to join sewing circle which
is soon TO be organized for the ex-
press purpose Of making little gar
ments for the many small charges at
the Carmelite Orphanage, al Calumet.
Much discussion has been held of late
regarding the need Of an organization
which could lift the burden to a great
extent from the few sisters who must
take care OF and minister unto more
than forty little girls. the boys being
housed in Institution in Hammond,
where the public there is very gener-
Gus IN their aid toward the Sisters and
the orphans The movement here will
be welcomed by the Institution heads
and much material comfort can be
brought about by having the children
dressed independently Of the time the
Sisters can i'll afford 10 give 70 so
many. Generous hearted people from
time to time contribute materials and
garments that can very well be MADE
over into serviceable raiment. The
first meeting was held az Mrs. Jesse
Dewey's home in 14tth St. Wednes-
day afternoon There viii be another
meeting very soon. announcement Of
place to be made later.
Mrs Augusta Aldrfn. a resident II
Indiana Harbor for the past seventeen
years died at the family residence,
1907 Ivy st. yesterday afternoon. The
deceased was the widow of Mr.. Al
fred Alarin- Pneumonia was the
prime factor which brought about the
demise. although the woman was in
the advanced age OF Il years Six
sons and one daughter are left 10
mourn her loss. They arc. Albin,
Axel, Enin. Erie Eugene and Paul, and
Mrs Hilma Carlson The funeral ser
vices have been sci for tomorrow at
the house at o'clock and at tho Swed
ish Mission Church. corner OF 139th
St and Grapevine. at 1870 o'clock. IN
terment viii be At Oak Hill cemetery,
Hammond.
The Twin city knights Of Columbus
are entertaining the ladies this eve
ming and VIII early dispose OF their
regular routine or business so as to
permit the social features If the eve
ming to progress without delay All
those eligible to be present are urg-
ed to do so.
The committee appointed under Mrs.
Ben Reese 20 promote further inter
est in the New World Movement as
part Of the Baptist faith profession OF
this city enlarged its scope OF meet
ing as arranged for last evening and
instead of meeting as collective
committee. invited the members OF the
entire church to participate in a bas-
ket picnic supper and to meet DR..
Schultz. joint secretary in the New
World Movement who came from Co
sheu Ind . and talked in the interests
of the movement greatly appreciated
/ bv all those fortunate enough TO hear
him The committee meeting neces-
sarily postponed from that evening viii
be held tomorrow evening at o'clock
in the church parlors and with an ur-
gent plea that al members or tho
committee be present to arrange for
plans which must he promptly COM
menced
Mrs. j r. Bedford Miss Ruth Wiz
tner and Paul Wirtner have returned
to this city from Michigan City. where
the golden wedding celebration Of MIR
and Mrs Nicholas Wirtner held
and where more than thirty-fve inn
mediate members OF the family from
that city and outside towns ware pre-
sent The couple were former piop-
Ger residents Of LaPorte. In. MIR. Wir-
tner being a civil war veteran and rs
years Of age Among others present
were Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel Wirtner or
4 LaPorte MI. and Mrs. John Wirtner
7 or the same city. Mr.. aid Mrs John
Hook. Of Michigan city. Mr.. and Mrs.
Clarence Mcclure from Summit. near
Michigan city. Most OF those present
/ had their families with them. One