The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-01-26

tho O. L. S.. viii give a bake sale al
Atkin and Tharp's grocery store sat
urday afternoon.
The woman's Home Missiona SO
ciety Of the NJ. Z. church gave very
| interesting and instructive program at
the home OF Mrs. Frank Allison on
Sheridan avenue with Mrs. " e Gil
lette presiding. The chapters OF the
| study book was given by Mrs. Fred
Kennedy; Might Schools for Inrnl-
grants" by Mrs. Grant splrrier
| Strangers n 4 Strange Land" by
several women; italian Wor1 il
Boston" by Mrs. n. +. Forsyth A
drama. They Come Bringing Gifts"
was given ny Mrs. Fredenburg Mrs
| Allison and HTS. Atkin. IN the a6-
| sence q Rev. II. p. Ivev. Dr.. Seeker
| Of Gary. made the address The offer
| ing was over $50. inc ladies O. this
! society wishing it also to be known
! that they are collecting warm cloth
! ing for the colored people OF Gary.
Mrs. 2. W. Avery IS entertaining
her father from Lebanon, Ind
Mrs. George L. Girard oc Sheridan
avenue. was taken to Benton HarDor.
Mich. yesterday morning, where she
matism. Mr.. Girard accompanied her
and Will remain there 4 few days.
4 pretty wedding took place yes
! terday afternoon at the home OF Rev.
Ohm Bopp Of the St. John Lutheran
church when in the presence OF only
/ immediate relatives he united IN mar
rage Miss Emma Klemm OF Whiting
and Leo Kortokrax Of the East Side.
/ The young couple was attended by
the sister o. the bride. Miss Matilda
Klenlm and brother o. the groom Mr.
! Christ Kortocra@- The bride was at
tired in 3 canton crepe gown Of rein
deer tan and wore & oorsage o. pink
and white roses. The bridesmaid
! also wore a canton crepe frock The
bride IS the daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred klemm Of Indianapolis boule-
ward, where & dinner was served aft
er the ceremony. The groom's psr-
ents. Mr.. and Mrs Otto Kortocrax, re-
! side in DeIphos. Ohio. The young
! couple LETT FOR Mishawaka, Ind, last
| evening to visit the Brides sister and
! upon their return win go TO house
keeping on III street where their
| home IS il readiness.
The Tortnightly club operetta. made
I Up Of all the favorite old songs. will
/ be given at the high school auditor
/ lam tomorrow evening. the proceeds
70 go for charity. The cast Is made
Up Of the music and art department OF
the club and promises to lie one OF
the best things az the season
among those who accompanied the
Red Crown basket ball team 70 South
Bend were Mr.. and MIS-. D J. Pask-
v!etz. Nr. and Mrs Roy Z Green.
/ MI. and Mrs. Jas. Griffith. II. Tos-
eoe Reeve. Mr.. G. crosweu. Mr.. Jas.
Judson, -tr. Radiod. MI. Y. Sell. M
c. Matson, Dan 2lcNana and John
Fraley.
Joan pa-icz OF the FIRST Trust and
Savings bank spoke 70 the members
OF the class In business law at tho
Whiting night school Tuesday
Peter MCGEE. arrested by Officer
saltzman on the charge o. being
drunk. plead guilty t7 the oaeaSe and
paid ane Of 5000 and costs
THE WHITING COMMERCIAL CLUE.
An Organization Of Business Men
and other public spirited citizens Of
Whiting for the commercial social
and general civic good q Whiting and
its people.
/ 1T MAS ALREADY
Collected free OF charge s5.0050o for
250 property owners who suffered
damage BY the Armour grain elevator
explosion on March lie. 1921
Pat on The Chautauqua Of 1891
! Conducted Dollar Days fer the 1ner-
! chants.
Saved property owners an Increase
in taxes by joint action with ether
comm ercial bodies
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