The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-06-14

that Ccy hao quite q lot 10 ledrr
about cooking steak on a stick anc
potatoes in the ashes Of a fire.
The troop returned by the 7:4'
train from Liverpool and were al
tired out as a number of them sat
around the FIRE and sang half tn.
night through
The officers present were Scout
master J.. LaPert and Commissioner
H. Osborne.
Lambert Ned1l and William Water
both OF Laporte avenu have re
turned from school at Purdue uni
versity to spend the summer in theil
respective homes.
Beginning Thursday. June 18th
the public library Will close even
ings at eight o'clock instead of s
p. m. as is the custom.
The whiting Bathing Beach open.
ID for the season last Sunday, with
Mrs. Henry vancelot In charge OF
the bath house and John Murphy
and Edward Nichols rs life guards
Murphy began his duties by helping
Albert Dewey get back to shore af-
ter he had taken cramps from the
cold water. Two new boats have
also been purchased for the guards
use.
The Past Chiefs of the Pythian
Sisters will meet tomorrow evening
at the home of Mrs. Fox at 342a
Grapevine street, Indiana Harbor.
Miss Dorothy Cosgrove who has
been attending school in Chicago
spent the weekend at the home
OF Miss Mary Arundel of Sheridan
venue
Miss Jean 3. Hurst an English
teacher in the high school left Fri
day for Kirkville, Mo. where she
will teach In h Kirkville Normal
school for the summer q~uyaTters.
Mrs. VIM. Reid and grandson Ir,
win OF Sheridan avenue have re.
turned from Kouts, where they Wis
tied relatives
The public schools held their
last classes today and the children
will return Friday morning for their
report cards. The summer schoo'
classes will begin Monday. June 10
and morning sessions only will be
held for six weeks n classes In
all grades and high school will be
held during this time.
Several members of Daughters
Of Rebekahs attended a picnic Civ
en- by the Rekekah Lodge in East
Chicago Monday afternoon.
There will be a Bunco party Civ
I En Ty f-sNA prnfnNtal - Cf~~I~ H.
, the !. o. o. F. Hall, tomorrow even
ing and all friends are invited tc
attend.
The commencement exercises will
be held in the Community Center
hall this evening al eight o'clock
DR.. Josiah silbey of the Second Pres
/, byterian church ofsChicago will de
liver the address of the evening.
Mrs. Geo. Schaaf and daughter
Georgine OF Central avenue will
spend the weekend in North Chica-
go. III.
Mrs. Henry Behrens and son Gil.
bert visited in Chicago Heights. Ill
Monday afternoon.
The American Legion Auxiliary
Will meet this evening at the public
library. Important business will
De transacted.
The Owls Club will entertain at a
dancing party Friday evening. June
10th.
William Hoyes of Pearl street
was badly bruised AMI cut when
the Borden milk wager which he
was driving, was hit by the automo-
1 hsI~ l~sr~~ -. L-l--o- $780, -
Marwood Williams. his companion
After hitting the wagon the Joy
riders refused to stop until their en-
CINE stalled and they could go nc
farther. The Whiting police pick
/ ed them up and they were arraign'
ed before the city court on Mon
day. Marwooj was dismissed anc
Vezeau was found not guilty on q
charge of failing to stop but was FIR
ed sS5 for driving while in an in
~toxicated condition.
Those who were fined for not Sc
curing their 1922 licenses for their
or Roman and James Murphy. They
all paid fines OF s11.0O. c. j. Kauf-
man also paid a fine of s1f.O0 fol
passing a standing street car an
JACOB Bozarko was fined $500 fol-
falling to support his wife and
child.
Mike Krizik who was arrested fol
assault to George Grenchik was
found not guilty and dismissed and
Grenchik who was booked on the
same charge in a warrant sworr
! ont NV KriviE was also diSnT1iSea
on the above charge but fined 81;
for assault to officer Surdukowsk
in the court room,