The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-06-21
WHITING NEWS
WHITING
and its
PEOPLE

The graduates Of st. 5ohn school
received their diplomas at the church
on Sunday morning. The following
are the names OF the graduates: Mike
Adam, John Beda. John Berdis, John
Bodnar, George Baran, job Latiak,
George KandaIic. William Tapatna
Joseph Klein. Joseph Frelick. Michael
Galocy, Andrew Murin. John Ryan
Joseph Ryan, Mike Pavlina. Charles
shimala. Emil Palenik. Henry Kosal-
ko. Joseph Powell. Steve T~umadulsk 4
Joe Dvorscak. George Dvorscak
Charles Vasyllak, John Soroka, Jo-
seph Straka, Joseph Lesko, Andrew
C~ernata, Andrew Fedor. John Kamin
ski. John s~terbavy. Helen R~ichvalskv,
Mary Bel, Mary Gerba- Theresa Kut-
cka, Mary Runik. Anna Semanchik
Anna Dvorscak. Irene Kovacik. Helen
Jurige. Mary Kozienka. Anna Kamin-
ski. Helen Cingel. Anna zatac. Anna
Ya5acik, Mary Navta, Veronica Hum
rovich, Mary Zyara. Margaret Lelek
Elenar Penchik. Anna Puplava. Helen
Panik.
Mr.. and Mrs. orville Bright and
two children of Hamilton. Ohio, have
peen guests at the home Of Mr.. and
~ sam RNCHktGA1AY il OlSK 4QGn dNN =
Jimmie Walker Of Sheridan ave. Is
able TO be out again after an attack OF
tonsilitis.
Miss Pauline schlechty entertained
friends at her homo In tho Petersen
nat honoring Miss May Dillon. whose
marriage to O.. b. arker takes place
on June 20. Tho evening was spent
in games and music after which re-
freshments were served. The bride
10 be was presented with a maderia
center piece by her friends. Miss Dill
lon has been the recipient OF several
parties. Mrs. Frank Muldoon having
also entertained for her the past week
The regular meeting of Whiting lodge
No. S4s X. of P. will be held on next
Thursday night at which 1t is hoped
all members and visiting members will
be presented for the transaction OF i'm
portant business.
Mrs. Oder and daughter. Thelma- OF
LaPorte avenue expects TO leave for
their new home in Port Arthur. Texas
next Friday.
Miss Marion Walker. daughter or
Mr.. and Mrs. William Walker OF Sher-
idan avenue has received her Pm. 3.
degree from the University OF Chicago
having completed a four year English
course. Miss Walker will teach Eng
lish In the Newark. III. high school
with the opening Of the fall term.
George a. Roe of Fischrupp avenue
is visiting with relatives in Harvey. Ill.
Milton Helm H. confined to his home
IN Oliver st. with scarlet fever. the
home having been under quarantine.
A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Homer Anderson OF Fischrupp avenue
yesterday, the mother having been
Margaret KIekenapp before her mar
riage.
The Harmon family OF Fischrupp ave
three Of whom have been suffering with
scarlet fever are recovering.
Mrs. Christine johnson. mother Of
Mrs. Harry Etter and Mrs. r. 8.
S~pringgate sailed last week for Den
mark to visit with relatives. She has
not seen in many years.
Ted Horlbeck who gently returned
from St. Demands hospital where re
underwent an operation for appended
It's will leave for his home In Michi-
gan this week TO recuperate.
Mrs. A. D. Heyden of C%io avenue
has returned from Michigan where she
~endeavored TO recuperate from her re-
cent illness. The two Heyden children
remained in Michigan with the grand
parents.
Carl schaub Of Sheridan avenue has
returned home from school at Prairie
Du Chen. Wis.
Miss Annette Buchanan OF Sheridan
ave. who has just graduated from the
Battle Creek sanitarium will enter upon
her new duties in the Army Hospital,
Public Health Service, the d. OF
July where she has been engaged as a
dietician. This hospital is located In
Washington Park. Chicago.
Walter Parker of Sheridan avenue
has purchased a new Briscoe car.
Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond Schaub and
son of South Bend. spent Sunday here
visiting the formers parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. John schant Of Sheridan avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Koch and fam
lily accompanied by Mr.. Carlson OF the
East Side spent the week end on a mo