The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-10-29


John Krivech arrested by officer
beilan on complaint of John Blnar
charging him with provooation. was
released on q $4,000 bond signed by hi
brother Peter Krivech
Offcer Maksim. who was injured in
a motorcycle accident recently has
returned to his duties on the local
force.
The young people OF the Lutheran
church are entertaining at q bunco
party in the church parlors tomor-
row evening.
Or. @. H. Hoskins OF Sheridan ave-
nue Is improving very satisfactorily
from his recent operation at the Yves
ley hospital in Chicago.
The pupils OF the Junior high
school gave masquerade Halloween
party in the high school auditorium
Gu "wednesday evening.
Miss Irene Stewart. art director was
Ia charge OF the decorations. the hall
being beautiful. There were festoons
o. leaves with pumpkin faces in them
on the walls. The lights were COW
cred with pumpkin faces made Of
crepe paper. witches. black cats and
owls also being in evidence The at
tractive appearance of the auditorium
added considerably to the tollity OF
the guests. About 200 children were
present. different nationalities being
represented by appropriate costumes.
some being artistic and others very
funny. At 7:15 a grand march was
started and the children passed in
double Ale around the room facing
Miss Englehard and her assistants.
Miss Ferris and Miss Mcintyre, who
acted as judges. Prizes were awarded
70 Arladeen Smith as a rainbow; Vera
Shinn. who was dressed as gypsy:
Mike Michalco. who characterized a
tramp and to Morris Zeitlin. who was
Spaniard A musical program con-
sisting OF q song BY the seventh b.
class. piano solo by Pearl Griffith
and solo by Bertha Keller was then
given. Following this ghost stories
We're told very successfully ia a dark
ened room by Helen Brock Rethel
Drew, FLORENCE Paul and George
Wiley. An original article on Hal
lcwe'en and its origin was read By
Joe Gladish. Rethel Drew had a large
jar and in II were all kinds Of for
tunes. These We're given out to every
one. All the children then formed in
q line to see their past and future,
and were then Introduced to the wond-
ers Of q wheel OF chance which
brought them either a pinch. a slap or
mayhap a piece Of candy. About s:45
the refreshments in charge Of Miss
q Kohnhorst and Miss Mcintyre. as
sisted BY Miss Canine and O commit
tee from GA and s-B were served
each child receiving an apple. cakes
and Jumbo peanuts. At o'clock Mr.
Carlyon. who was the general man
ager OF the party. sounded his whistle
for dismissal. The pupils enjoyed the
evening very much and are already
hoping for another junior high school
party
Mrs Mary Gordinier Of Sheridan
avenue has returned from week s
visit at the home Of her brother. DR..
Siather in Chicago.
Russell Wilkinson has added to the
size of his bowling alley. which has
how been completed and thrown open
TO the public.
The Owls club annual farmer dane
ing party will be held this evening.
Ell Osdoronich Of 120th street and
Indiana boulevard, who was severely
injured on last Saturday night when
he struck q telegraph post while drlv-
Ing his Buick car near the Standard
avenue and Dickey place crossing. still
garet's hospital The man sustained
fractured skull and also a fracture
OF the left femur. As yet he has not
recovered all his faculties. but the at
tending physician is hopeful as to hts