The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-10-24

iiar interest. DoWningS Natural
st in the Great Lakes Region" has
much entertaining Information
bout the Dunes region. In the
ClGtch OF Circumstance is the stor-
les of the burglars experiences.
Others are Robinson's Mind in the
Making" Botsford's Folk-songs OF
Many Peoples" and The Best Plays
of 1921-1922."
w. e Putnam. NJ. D.. Sec'y, De-
partment Of Public Health. Whiting.
Indiana. makes the following report
OF milk and cream analysis. late
when taken. October 16, 1922. Hour
taken. 1915. Hour Plated for B..
lt:45
NATIONAL DAIRY-Milk. Sp. CIR.
l.o82s. Butter Fat s.s per cent: 9th
er Solids. SIR per cent; Total Solids.
l2.5s per cent; Bacteria per c. c.
10000. Cream. Butter Fat 1914 per
cent: Bacteria per c. C.. $4,000.
BORDEN'S DAIRY-Milk. Sp. CIR.
1895; Butter Fat SO per cent; 9th
er Solids. S.73 per cent; Total Solids
1888 per cent; Bacteria per c. c..
$4,000 Cream. Butter Fat, 2u.a ~.
cent; Bacteria per c. c. 10000.
PRAIRIE VIEW DAIRY Milk.
Sp. CIR. 1.os2s; Butter Fat SO per
cent: Other Solids. s.73 per cent; To-
tai Solids 1898 per cent: Bacteria
per c. c.. 10000. Cream. Butter
Fat 1872 per cent; Bacteria per c.
c.. $4,000.
HAMMOND DAIRY--Milk. SIP. CIR.
1.032S; Butter Fat. S.5 per cent; 9th
er Solids ST. per cent; Total Solids.
1921 per cent: Bacteria per C. c..
IS 900. Cream. Butter Fat 212 per
cent: Bacteria per c. C. $4,000.
CITY SANITARY DAIRY - Milk.
Sp. Or. 1.0s2s; Butter Fat, s.5 per
cent: other Solids. s.71 per cent; TO-
tai Solids. 1921 per cent: Bacteria
per c. c.. $4,000 Cream. Butter Fat
1876 per cent; Bacteria per c. c..
rs. 900.
CSigned) Z. A. DRIGGOTT. NJ. B.
City Chemist and Bacterioligist.
Mr.. Albert Blubaugh and Miss
Dora Amones, both formerly OF Ply
mouth. sndiana, were quietly mar
ried by Rev. H. P. Ivey. at the Meth
odist parsonage on Sheridan avenue
on Saturday afternoon at two p. m.
They were attended by Mr.. and Mrs.
Edward Quigg. OF SIS Indiana blvd,
and Mr.. Charles Quigg. of Chicago
The young couple will make their
home for the present with Mr.. and
Mrs. Quigg on the boulevard.
Great interest was shown in the
l.. -
Drug Company. next to post-ofrice
The winners were as follows: 1st
prize. Conklin Fountain Pen, Miss
Muriel Place. COT Schrage avenue
81 correct End prize. silver Ever
sharp Pencil. Mr.. Harry Barton. 542
New York avenue-17 correct. Srd
prize. Eversharp Pencil. ties. Mrs
~. Jacobs. 524 Fred Street Julia
O'Kal All jain Street: John Mikuly
| 42l John Street. 1e correct out OF
20 drugs on display.
Mrs. Geraldine wilson entertain ed
several friends at 500 at her home
| ing.
Several Eastern stars of whiting
attended the Eastern Star lodge a
Gary last Friday evening.
| Miss Helen Emerson who is at
| tending school at Madison, wis.
spent the weekend with her par
ents Mr. and Mrs. Norman Emmer-
| son of 120th street.
Mrs. Amelia Klose. Mrs. Ma
| Chicago visitors Monday.
\ "a. -
| ing her son Ray Whitrner and family
of Atchison avenue returned to he.
home at Edinburg. ILL.,. Saturday.
Rev. and Mrs. Anderson returned
| home Saturday evening from st
| Louis. where they attended tn
Christian Church Congress.
Mrs. C. Koch entertained a few
friends at dinner Saturday evening
| Coach Hart referred the football
| game between Crown Point ant
Lowell Sunday.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Miliiken were
the guests of Mrs. Milliken's parent:
| in Lowell Sunday.
| The Eastern Stars will entertain
their Grand Worthy Matron. Mrs
Essie Harrison. Thursday evening
| October 26th. All members are re
quested to be present at this meet
| ing
Mr. and Mrs. Nichols and daughte
of Hebron. were the guests of Mr.
and Mrs. Frank Allison OF Sheridan
| avenue on Sunday.
Al. Osterberg returned Saturda,
evening from a business trip to New
York and Cleveland, Ohio.
The Ladies' Parish Club from 81
Johns church will have their Hal
lowe'en party Tuesday evening. DC
tober 21st instead OF tonight.
Mrs. Engler will entertain tn
Ladies' Bible Glass at her home oil
Sheridan avenue Wednesday even
ing.
Mrs. C. McIntre OF Sheridan av
enue is entertaining her parents Mr.
and Mrs. Gates of Elizabethtown
Kentucky.
Mrs. Louis Moore OF Ohio avenu'
and mother Mrs. Watts. returned oil
Sunday evening from Cleveland. O.
where they have been visiting will
relatives for the past two weeks.