The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-11-10
MAYOR PLANS TO WIDEN Holman STREET
THE NATION REvERENTLY H0N0RS ITS UNKNOWN DEA

Ina on
Hear That
NAT LUDWIG is resting up from hi
editorial labors.
FACT Of day: Hammond has si
parks covering II acres
THE tumult and the shouting is dead
er than last summers bird nest.
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MAYOR BROWN is still getting con
sratulations from all parts of the coun
try.
THE executive council of the Ham
mond Teachers Association held it.
first meeting.
GERALD BOWMAN. former Ham
mond boy. is editor Of an anti-prohibi.
ton periodical in Pittsburgh.
HAMMOND merchants have been re-
quested to decorate their store fronts
tomorrow IN honor Of Armistice Day
: TUESDAY was George VOLTS birth
day and the Ninth Warders made him a
nice present when they cast their votes
for alderman.
BY the way. what's become Of all
those folks who used to postcard this
column claiming the largest pumpkin
grown in the county.
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AND now that the battle Is over the
garbage collectors. street repairers and
sewer cleaners may ease up a nttle and
| catch their breath
THE GENERAL ALECTRIC SHOP or
Hammond sends the first chill down
daddy's spine by inserting the line
open evenings until Christmas In its
ad.
EAST HAMMOND had quite jollih-
cation election night in honor Of John
Mslza, the newly elected butcher-al-
derman- John has lot Of friends He
used to be a Scoutmaster.
SOMEBODY told Albert Guram that
Simon was sure 10 be elected and AL
bert concluded he'd take hundred dol.
lars worth. It's going to be a long hard
winter,
THERE Will be something doing in
the city council after the first of the
year now that Bill Schultz is elected
Reserve seats for the opening perfor-
nance.
THAY began paying debts today when
it was announced that the election
board had certified the election Of Dan
Brown Talk of contesting the election
IS dying down.
JOE TODD is trying to hustle UP
% more automobiles to carry Gold Star
Mothers. the G. A. r. and w r. G. in
the parade tomorrow. Get in touch /
with him a once.
sTUDIoUs people over IS years Of
age are crowding Hammond night
schools at Central and Franklin schools /
and Brooks House. Classes covering
II subjects are held.
THE Mems Club of the Presbyterian
church with the Lake County Bar As-
ISOLATION will have memorial services
or the late Judge Walter T. Hardy at
he church Sunday evening
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POsT-ELECTION excitement was res
'onsble for a Disappointing attendance
It the opening number Of the X Of r
yceum course last night. The HOLE
wood Trio put on an excellent enter
ainment.
BROKEN HEARTS. Local man ad-
-ertises in Times for girl to answer
elephone. kilograms. post cards and
etters POUR into Times office in reply. ,
-dvertiser gets rs answers. Somebody
iii be disappointed.
OLD G. J. KUNsT who always likes
0 have the last word pulled this one
esterday morning: 7 understand that
lot Of our good friends woke up with
dark Brown taste in their mouths
ais morning"
SUPT. MONROE announced this af- t
arnoon that the public schools would g
G dismissed at noon tomorrow. There =
iii be patriotic exercises and the Ar I
Distice Day salute at the schools in S
'e forenoon. Speakers have been as t
gned to each school building.
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EIGHT Hammond banks announced Il
lat they would be closed all day Fri a
ay. They are the First National First
rust & Savings. Citizens National
Trust & Savings. West Ham
ond Trust & Savings. American Trust
I'd Savings, Peoples state and North
n Trust and Savings.
CARTOONIsT ERNEST S. BARR. -
ar old employe of ". B. Conkey Co.
sing al 557, 150th street, has present
Mayor Brown with a pen and ink
Seness Of the mayor in a striking
Sc Brown IS shown crushing Ed n
mon political aspirations with the
z stick of an overwhelming vote. The "
rtoon is we'll done and displays re- 7.
arkable talent
THE republican city committee will -
onsor a bill TO put every person regis G
ring voters give bond and to arrange