The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-09-07

a sister Mrs Christrana Burns of In
dianapolis, and brother. Thomas
Jones, who makes hts home here Tho
funeral occurred Labor Day with re-
hgious service conducted at the home
BY Rev George a Jones, pastor or
the First NJ. L church Inte4n.-nt
was at Oak Hin cemetery Uudertak-
er stewart Of Hammond directed the
arrans cement 81 the funeral Deceas-
ed was in his 9th year and native
Of Wales settling at Columbus Ohio.
upon his arrival in this country
Guests Of Mr. and Mrs. H. $. Evans
Of Northcotte ave. over the weekend
We're the latter's parents. MIR and Mrs
Fred Aeieher Of Bradley. III. accom-
panied BY MI. and Mrs Harold Nc
Cleary.
The woman's Home Missionary So
ciety of the NJ. Z church of Indiana
Harbor viii hold a meeting Thursday
afternoon at 80 at the home Of Mrs
W r McQuilken. S4s2 Fir at and
with request that all members be
present Members desiring to renew
their subscription to the Home Mis-
sionary magazine, the official organ of
the society, will present their names
at the time of the meeting
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles FIGHTER or
10th - are on their annual auto trip
10 Aurora, Ind. where relatives OF
Mr.. FIGHTER will be visited From
there they viii go to points in ken
lucky and be the guests OF Mrs Fitch
ter's folks and be returning here in
about two weeks.
Mrs. 5. II. Poor OF North Magoun
6anarfad
of her two sisters at Erie. Pa ana
later 10 Canada where she has bro-
theirs. Mrs. Poor recently berefit OF
her husband. a well known citizen or
this community had looked forward 40
the celebrating OF their golden wed
ding anniversary which would have oc-
CURED on the 18th Of this month She
intends however 70 spend that day
with relatives and may be absent from
this city for several weeks yet to
come.
Mrs Wesley Curtis. daughter OF the
James Cadmans of South Magoun ave
IS very i'll with typhoid fever and
has been removed to St Margarets hos
pital. Her condition was believed to
be very grave yesterday
Mrs Harry g. oiney Of Parrish ave
is holding meeting at her home this
afternoon for members Of the Wo-
mans Guild Of ST. Adams church IN
stead Of the usual routine Of business
regularly transacted there Is a social
to which friends Of the members are
extended Invitation
Prior TO the launching Of the years
work attendant with the East Chicago
Woman's Club, directors meeting pre-
coded the irst general meeting of the
season and hello in the Red Cross rooms
| In South Forsythe ave, Saturday at
ternoon, and thirty-one new names sub
mitted for approval 10 membership
Mrs. a. A Ross. president or the club
for the coming year made a brief Al
. dress in which she expressed her con
hdence that the members would fulnii
the literary and civic duties imposed
for the term and do so most cred
itably With even a greater mem
bership that the club may now boast
! Of may details Of club curriculom
should be ably disposed Of The de-
partmental meetings viii soon be com
menced and they will an be most in
teresting in their outlined studies Tn.
civic department viii be led by Mrs
j. J Turner who viii have the as
sistance OF the Mesdames Grover d.
Hansen. Jesse Thompson. Frank Dixon.
and J Floyd Reid. The selection 81
this committee Was approved at sat
urday's meeting.
A community block picnic Including
the residents or Barring ave between
141st and 142nd streets. was enjoyed
yesterday with many automobiles con
veying the folks down to st John 5
grove where the refreshments were
partaken Of out doors When they
returned in the evening they we're
the invited guests All the McQuarrfe
home where dancing was INDUCED in
an dother entertaining features There
was not a complete personnel of the
block owing to many being out OF
town over the three days allotted for
holidays in some homes sickness
prevented them from participating in
the enjoyment afforded the others
Two recent marriages to occur out
Of town and of interest TO relatives
and friends here are the Kelly Becker
nuptials at lima, Ohio. where Mrs.
Florence Kelly became welded 10 Paul
Becker, a resident of that city Mrs.
Kelly is daughter of Mrs. Joseph Cal
lahan of North Magoun ave. The Ger
emory was read in Methodist Episcopal
rites and al the grooms parents
home Mr. Becker was assigned 70
the navy during the recent war ana
spent several months across the seas
de is a machinist by trade.
Miss Rose Belle Harper and Charles
SchiIlings were united IN marriage at
Crown Point. in Methodist rites. BY
Rev. Aging pastor of the local church
Of that place. The bride and groom
are very well known here Mr. Shili-
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