The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-09-17

the usual attractive prize. Come out
and make the game interesting!
Carl J. Brookman of Mason street.
and Miss Edna Schmook OF Chicago.
have been licensed to marry in Chi
cage.
DR.. T. Il. Bell Is back In hts office
after enjoying several months vaca-
ton. DR.. Bell is awaiting any tooth
ache or loose teeth that may come
in his direction.
The Flying Squadron will be in Gary
on sunday. Monday and Tuesday at the
First NJ. +. church. under the
auspices of the Gary w. C. r. u.
with services daily at 2:30 and 1880.
Everybody is invited and admission is
free. The speakers are oliver w.
tewar of Chicago, ID. Leigh Colvtn
of New York city, Frank i. Regain
of Rockford, Ill. Rev. Norma Camille
Brown OF Bloomington, Ill, Christoph-
er r. Connolly Of East Orange, n. j.,
James H.. wo~erktendylte of Chicago
and Arthur L. Whitney OF Columbus.
Ohio.
Miss Wilma Kieihege, daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. William kleihege OF
South Holman street. has resigned
from her position as physical director
in the public schools of South Bend
where she has been located for the
past two years. Miss Wilma left this
morning for Dallas. Texas, whore sns
has accepted a position as playground
supervisor.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. ]. Patterson of
Truman avenV@ the mar
riage of their 1sugh~sr Miss Viola
Patterson TO Leslie L. Buckley. on
Wednesday. September 18th in Chi
cage. Only the immediate family OF
the bridal couple were in attendance.
and after the ceremony dinner was
served at the Sherman House. The
wedding party attended theatre at the
Palace, where Miss Martha Pryor. a
cousin of Mrs. Buckley, Is playing
The many friends OF the young couple
wish them much happiness me good
fortune.
John a. Tangerman, who has been
draft teller In the Citizens National
Bank for a number of years. VIII leave
today for Illinois University. where he
has enrolled for the ensuing year.
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DR.. q. @. HelgeR, chiropractic and
o%steopath physician. formerly of Ham,
mond, has opened an office on West
Randolph street, 1908 Gsrrick Bldg,
Chicago, Ills
Julius Chevtgny. son OF Or. and Mrs.
]. A. Chevigny, returned yesterday to
Setre Dame University, where he VIII
be a Junior.
The annuaI Flower n Vegetable
Exhibit Of the chiIren OF the Wallace
School took place Friday afternoon in
the school hall. The youngsters Snade
it possible for a very good showing to
be made. and there was a great variety
of beautiful flowers and splendid speci-
mems of vegetables. The Judges. Mfss
Alta Adkins. Mr.. Charles f. Fletcher
and DR.. G. L Smith, awarded the nom
ors as follows:
Best Collection OF Fiowers:-1. Nor
mar Law; 2. Wilbur Palmer: 8, Duane
Lamberg: Honorable mention. Olive
Shaw, Alice Bachman, Dorothy viewig.
Vernon Paimeteer.
Best Bouquet OF One Variety,
Kenneth Ortt (Dahiias); 2. Victoria
Nebraska, (Asters): 3, Evelyn collet,
(Pansles). Honorable mention: Wayne
Fites (cotten); John Feltzer Mari
golds.)
Best Collection OF vegetabIes:-1.
Floyd Fredley; 2. Harold Miller; 3. Ed
ward Harder: Honorable mention. Eliz-
abeth DouRiello.
Best Single V~egetable:-i. Sylvia
Summers Peppers); 2, True Purdy.
(Ple Peppers): George Kent. Hubbard
Squash). Honorable mention. Alice
Boswell. ~CCucumberD
All the flowers and vegetables were
sold for the benefit of the school fund.
and a sIzeabie edition to the treasury
was made
Richard Tinkham went to Beta Pi
at Charlottesville this morning.
Miss Eleanor Poppenhugen will enter
tain at a kitchen shower this afternoon
at her home in Glendale Park for her
sister. Miss Caroline, who Is soon to
become a bridt