The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-01-07

6ls. had the following officers in
stalled for the ensuing year by Past
Master John jackson with Mr.. John 9.
Hall acting as Grand Marshall
II. E. Rowe-Ny. Al.
Jas. Morrsson-Sr. Warden.
Floyd Enaerson-Jr. Warden.
N. A. Ernerson-Treasurer
h @. Walker@Secretary
J. O. BeIl-Sr. Deacon.
Perry Sweeney-Jr. Deacon.
Wm. Rought--Sr. Steward.
Victor Schmidt-Jr Steward
X. A. OlSon-Tyler.
The grocery and market Of John
Kubacli at Is Is0th street in Stieglitx
Park, had the experience OF being held
up at o'clock in the evening. MI
KUlbacl1i, clerk and a customer were
in the store on pay day night When
fiiyyer drew up. one man got out
while the other remained in the ma
chine, The first things Kubacki
know a gun was under his nose and
masked man confronting him. order
ing the proprietor to turn over the
contents OF the cash drawer This
request KueAc1i complied with as he
confesses he was a much frightened
man. He IS now minus about $4,000
of which amount about half was In
checks When the hoid-up who had
blue handkerchief over Ills face got
the loot he hastened out Of the store
the man at the wheel stepped on the
gas and away they went toward East
Chicago. The police were at once
notified but as yet tho hold-up men
have not been discovered. although the
police are very hopeful regarding their
capture, When asked what tho 9TH
er two were doing while this was going
on. KubGclSi sa-d tho burglar made
them stand near the door with their
hands up and that they were both
very much frightened.
Mr.. and Mrs. 4. p. Moore, MT. and
Mrs. y. J. ProchRska and MIR. and
Mrs. William Wilson attended the NV
oil theatre IN Chicago on "Wednesday
evening.
Dir. and Mrs. Wiimette have moved
from Ohio avenue 10 the Sievert fat
at 10TH straet and Sheridan avenue
PsArl, the nins year old daughter Of
Mr. and Mrs. George E,ranklen. who
reside on sixth avenue at Roby pas
ssd away on Thursday afternoon from
the after effects Of diphtheria She
had recovered from tho latter but the
quarantine had not been raised, nar-
aiys1s setting IN, causing The death OF
this bright little girl. Tndertalser
Owens waA IN charge OF the funeral.
which was held on Friday a short
prayer was eaid at the home by Faith
or Miller, following which intermsnt
took place at Hammond. The funer-
a. was private.
The whiting Post No 80. American
Legion Will hold their next regal ar
meeting on Wednesday night. Jan. IL
Election % officers for the ensuing
year vii take place.
The plymouth club OF the Congre-
gational church will meet IN the par
Tors Of the church next Tuesday even
ing. The annual church meeting and
dinner Will be held the following ev-
ening.
Mrs. Vernon has returned from a Wis
It in Michigan 20 spend the remainder
Of the winter a the home Of her son
Arthur Vernon Of Laporte avenue.
Mrs. &. W. avery and children have
been visiting her parents in Leban- |
on. Ind.
Mr.. and Mrs W 3 Rbea- Of Bloom
ington, III, are visiting their son. Wal |
ter Rhea and family Of Cleveland ave |
The Daughters OF isabelle win 20 to
Indiana Harbor on January 18th for |
Joint installation fifth the Harbor or
der. The hour Of departure viii be /
given later.
Miss Lynus Thomas OF Decatur. III. /
- the week end guest Of Mrs. Henry |
Lane Of Central avenue !
Mrs Edawrd X Vanderhoof Of IT'S /
lincoln avenue Is entertaining her
laughter Mrs T. " Iandon Of Glen |
1endoni, " Va.
Brs. Thomas s Boyle q Sheridan I
avenue IS in the Lakeside hospital in 1
Chicago, where she is being treated /
sor a,gencra1 breakdown.
Mr.. and Mrs. John O'Nejl who spent /
he holidays here visiting the formers
mother and sisters Mrs. Welsby and
Yrs stenhouse, have returned to their
nome in Rock Island. III
Mike MCGOWAN is confined in the n
iuois Central hospital in Chicago.
here he underwent an operation yes
erday.
MT. and Mrs. T. Y. Kidney entertain
a a number OF the democratic work
RS at their home in Cleveland avenue
a honor Of the inauguration os Jud se
{. Joseph Sullivan INTO office The
udge was presented with . large hou-
luet and ne IN turn presented each Of
he women workers with a bouquet Or
lovers. Five hundred was played at
which honors was awarded to Mrs W
Parker and Mrs. Mary Grogan and
lr. Ben Connan and Mr. Thomas
)-4ara- A very fine luncheon follow
"a fhe r,1az-fna- 81 .rarfle