The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-03-04


II. r. DeBra OF Gary,
Three weeks campaign OF personal
evan ge1ism begins this sunday Con-
ference OF workers at tho church at 4
o'clock Sunday afternoon.
FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
W. H. Taylor, pastor.
Services held at the Reformed Hun
garian Church building. l1sth street
and Indiana Blvd.
Sunday School at 9:45 a. m
Morning Worship at 100 a. m, sub
ject The True Hero
Stieglitz Park Sunday School > D. m.
The Westminster Club met at the
home OF Mrs. E. c. Gehrke, 4o6 Cent
raj avenue, Thursday afternoon.
The Tri MI Club OF the Stieglltz S.
S. met Friday evening for a business
meeting at the home OF Mr. Taylor.
The Communicates Glass for child
rem Will meet at the church Sunday at
o'clock
All those who have no church home
are cordially invited to attend the
church services
Join the Daster Club at the congre-
SoNAOA1ot N|4-~lN~is Gnu nSSp q NiGLh Oh
your attendance at church services
during Lent.
Subject for the morning sermon
The Great Desire" Special music
by the large choir and pipe organ.
Mr.. Trueblood Will give the third in
a series Of sermons on The Twelve
Apostolic Types OF Christian Mem SUB
ject for this sunday, Sympathetic An
drew"
Coming Events-March 18th. Con-
cert by the NJ. E. and Congregational
Choirs. Easter Sunday. April 10th.
State Meeting Of Congregational church
es IN Whiting May 10, 20 and q.
The funeral service OF F. Col1ender
took place yesterday at the home OF
his daughter Mrs. G. Maunder. $50 Ohio
avenue at 2 p. m, the Rev. H p 1yey
Of the Methodist church officiating
Burial was made at oak Hill cemetery.
Hammond He is survived BY his wife
Hannah. one daughter, Mrs. Maunder
and two grand-daughters- The fu-
neral was conducted BIZ Griesel. Trul-
ley and Bromschwig.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Austsen OF Atchi-
son avenue announce the birth Of a
March LIST.
Otto Harris. 1857 Bridgeway ave.
Chicago was arrested by officer Assem-
himer, charged with peddling without
e. license. He was released last oven
ing on a $500 cash bond furnished by
sam LAWN
Mrs. George Girard Sr., IS able TO be
about again after an illness OF sever
al days
The next meeting OF the Old Settlers
will be held on Tuesday evening March
Z. at the Slovensky Dom. Mrs. w f.
Putnam will entertain and there will
be dancing and refreshments.
VIM. Block, who was arrested on a
charge of amortization. plead guilty
and was fined $1,000 and costs.
Walter TonAszewsky, $3.50 e. s3rd St.
Chicago, who has been held at the fail
for several days IN connection with a
hoIdup at Dickey Place was dismissed
because the Rottenberg. Siga Co. fail
ed TO appear against him at a trial
held Wednesday.
The March Hare fete yesterday az
ternoon at the home OF Mrs. Hugh At
kin OF LaPorte avenue.
A daughter was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. Rivuard OF Superior avenue at
the Lying Inn Hospital
Mrs. Thresa Club OF F'fschrupp ave
who has been confined to her home for
tho past two weeks with bronchitis
S recovering.
Mrs. Carl Petersen visited her broth
er IN Chicago yesterday.
Mrs. Chas. Upperman and Mrs. Fred
Water visited their sister Mrs. John
Visconti at the Wesley hospital in Chi
cago.
Mrs. Frank Doh Of West Park ave-
had Miss Ruth Huffman OF Battle
Creek. Mich. as her guest this week
Miss Huffman while here attended the
~ e A. meetings In Chicago.
The choir OF the Methodist and the
Congregational churches under the dt.
rection OF their leaders Mrs F. Dol
and Mfr. Hansen viii give an fnatr1
mental and vocal concert IN the Con.
sresational Church. Tuesday evening
March 14th. The tickets for the con
cert which promises to be exceptiona
may be purchased at C1ark's nows
stand.
The local High School students wer,
dismissed at noon yesterday IN orde
that they might attend the basketball
game at Valparaiso.
The Kanizar family of Schrage ave
have moved 70 Michigan. where the.
have recently purchased a farm
cLonday evening. March 9Th. wifi b
Gentlemen's Evening at the Fortnight
ly Club under direction Of the Must
ana Art Section. Unless q create
number OF men respond to the invita-
ton. this viii be the last meeting Of It
kind. There IS TO be a surprise f.
store for ell and a good program an
refreshments
An eleven pound son was born TO MI
and Mrs. Burkhart. of 1882 Reese are
Mr.. and Mrs Ray Austgen nee Ulell
Dexter. of Atchisor avenue are tn
proud parents OF little dau ghter. Dor
wedn esday evening.
Mrs. Roy Green entertained tho Mu
sic and Art Section OF the Fortnight
CLUB on Thursday. The program wa
IS follows:
csGlcct-Mrs. Meyers.
afo1nanesque and Gothic Architectur
Mrs. A. ID. Davidson.
Romantic WRITER'S.
Symphonic Poem.
Program Eusic-Mise SternbsFg.
Vocal Duefs Observation-Disclosures ea