The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-06-13
WHITING
NEWS NOTES

Mrs. Eward Schaerer entertained
Gibson avenue Friday afternoon.
James LaPert's troops Of the Boy
Scouts spent the weekend at Liv-
erpool, Ind.
The Women's Home Missionary
Society OF the Plymouth Congrega-
tional church win meet at the home
of Mrs. Fred Alexander Of w. 18th
street tomorrow afternoon at 2:3o
o'clock.
Mrs. Arthur Smaller and son of
Laporte avenue left last week for
Milwaukee, Wis. where they will
visit for several weeks with the
formers mother.
Mrs, Henry Behrens and son Gil
bert Of Pennsylvania avenue. spent
the weekend with friends in Ches-
terton.
Francis Denhan OF Laporte ave-,
who Is attending Illinois univer-
sity at Champaign. Ill. is home for
the summer vacation.
The American Legion Auxiliary
will hold a business meeting in the
Tow 9nuen etaoin a. ar ar ar ara
public library tomorrow evening and
all members are asked to attend and
discuss the important issue to be
brought up at this time
AT Miller's tomorrow only. Boys
Sealpax, made strong and yet cool
Special 7sc- e-13
Miss Nellie Jones OF Fischrupp
avenue who has been confined to
ehe Presbyterian hospital for some
time has retained home
The Bunco Club OF Whiting went
to Chicago TO surprise Mrs. Metzger
of s3rd and Green street on Friday
thai day being her birthday ami
versary.
The funeral services of the late
Michael volk of SIS indianapolis
Blvd. who died Saturday morning
at the age OF Atty years after a
lingering Illness Of four months.
were held at the St Johns church
yesterday morning \ interment
was made at St Johns cemetery.
undertakers Owen and Spanburg ii
recting the funeral. Mr.. volk was
q well known and respected citizen
OF this city and a operated a groc-
cry store her for some time He
leaves a wife, Anna and one dapgh-
ter. Mrs. John Dobeck to mourn his
doss.
At Mtllers tomorrow only. Ecru
or White Curtain Scrim, very good
quality, 8 I'd 6-13
The commencement exercises of
the graduating class OF the whiting
high school will be held In the Slo-
yak Dom tomorrow evening at eight
o'clock DR.. Josiah Silbey, pastor
Of the Second Presbyterian Church
IN Chicago, will deliver the address
of the evening. Miss Petcina, the
Music supervisor will sing a solo.
and h high school chorus will rem
der two selections. Following is
the list OF forty-three seniors who
will be graduated: Margaret Atkin,
Carl Binhammer, Gladys Brown, Har
ry Brandman. Catherine Callahan,
John Churstowski. Johanna Cough
lin. James Duggan. Edna Ehlers. Ell
sic Flowers. Martha F~redenburg
Jeanet Gardner. Barney Goldstein,
Roscoe Grigson. Henry Hamon. Ha--
old Humphreys. Mary Jefchak. Fran
els kim. Harold K1eiber, Carrie Ko-
deck. Albert Koch. Edward Kosior
Leo Krieger, Lucelia Laurence, Ed
fth Larson. Joan Lawson. Dorothy
Lesser. Helen Miller, Clarence Mil
Ter. Irwin Moore, Florence Phelps
Elizabeth Schaider, Emma Senchak
Rebo Sternberg. Wesley Sewers.
Ruth Sugar. Violet Sundholm, Lydia
wickhorst. Margaret Wood. Margar-
ct Winkelried. Lydia Wuestenfeld
Irene Wright The class motto IS
let US be seen by our deeds and
the class flower is the American
Beauty Rose.
Mr.. NJ. c. Brown has returned 70
his home at Kokomo. Ind. after en-
5oying aweek with his daughter,
Mrs. J. ". Drew Of Atchison