The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-03-15
WHITING NEWS

of the Chicago symphony orchestra.
Charles Milewicz was found guilty In
the city court yesterday of petty lar
ceny and fined 800 and costs. amount
ing to $17.10 by Judge Sullivan and he
paid $500. the cost of the gloves stol-
en- from Anton Niziolkiewicz.
The Missionary Society meet at the
home OF Mrs Henry Beaublen of La
porte this afternoon.
An infant daughter was born TO Mr..
and Mrs. Hannik of Chicago nee Mary
Soroka. at the home of her parents. Mr..
and Mrs. Wio Soroka of Superior ave,
West Park. yesterday morning. Mother
and babe are getting along nicely.
Mr. u. @. Swartz OF Sheridan ave.
who Is undergoing treatment at the
Presbyterian Hospital in Chicago. is
improving rapidly Mrs Swartz Is
staying with her daughter. Mrs Zim-
norman on the South Side during her
husbands Illness.
Mr.. and Mrs G NJ. Anderson and
Mr.. and Mrs. Abercombie motored =
Valparaiso. Ind. yesterday.
The Daughters Of Rebekah will hold
their regular meeting this evening. Re
rreshments will be served and all the
members are requested to be present
The Daughters OF isabella Will hold
their regular meeting this evening IN
the small hall of Sloyenski Dom after
church services.
Mrs. oscar Hill of Hammond was
the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Morton
Trout of Pennsylvania avenue yester-
day.
The Home Economies Section Of the
For;nightly Club met at the home Of
Mrs. Thomas Eaton of sheridan avenue
and the following officers We're elect
ed: Mrs. P. a. Peterson. chairman:
Mrs. Lamar Grubo. vice chairman;
Mrs. James Judson, Secretary and
Treasurer
The Home Missionary Society OF the
Methodist church will meet at the
home of Mrs. Shaucraft of Lake ave-.
West Park Addition. tomorrow after
noon.
Charles Shorts OF Pennsylvania ave.
Is recovering from a weeks attack of
Influenza.
Mrs. Bessie Twitt OF oliver street.
was called to Cleveland. Ohio. by the
death of her uncle James Jones OF tina /
city. While she Will spend several
days with relatives in Cleveland and
surrounding parts.
Charles Milewicz. who was charged
with petty larceny after stealing a
pair of gloves from Anton Niziolkiew-
icz. appeared in the city court on Mon
day and plead guilty. paying a fine
amount.ag to st7.10 and paying Nix
iolkiewicz SEQ for the gloves
Judge T. ] Sulliv an consoled and in
structed the Whiting people on the
great question of Law enforcement at
the Church of Christ. last Sunday night
I. J. Sullivan assured his audience that
there was no immediate danger OF the
Yolstead act ever changin or the 18th
amendment being annuled. His state
ment was based upon the fact that pro-
hibition was made law. after many
years of hard labor. and upon the CON
viction of the large majority Of U. s.
citizens that intoxicating liquors are
injurious to the participant and TO the
nation at large But. he said Law can
not be enforced In any community as
It should. unless the citizens OF that
community help to enforce the law Mr.
Sullivan left a lasting impression on
his audience for a better city and a
greater respect for the law and the
constitution of our country
The Church of Christ held their an
nual business meeting last Thursday
evening at the church Satisfactory
and encouraging reports were given
Of work done in the past year The
Treasurer gave a summary Of the f.