The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-03-24

sincere appreciation and thanks I
Rev. Snyder OF the Christia
church. Elm Grove, Woodlands Cir
Gle. Crew No. 16. Inland Sheet Mil
Inland Police. Harry C. Long Re
lief Corps Woman's Loyal Bibl
Glass of the East Chicago M. T..
church, friends and relatives, 70.
the many acts of kindness an,
sympathy shown at the time OF tn
sudden death of our daughter and
Sister Addte. 3-2i-1
The three children of Mr.. and
Mrs. E. B. Lanman. of the Lake
Front, are sick this week, suffer
ing with the fu.
Miss Aileen owen. a teacher at
the Garfield school. has been abb
ent from her duties for a couple
OF days on account OF a severe cold.
George w. Lewis. OF the Smith
Bader-Davidson Co. transacted
business IN Crown Point. yesterday.
Miss Aria Spencer was hostess to
the members OF her Five Hundred
club last evening, at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Buse. on Beason
street. with whom she resides.
The many friends of Mrs. Joseph
Churille, OF Melville yer Will
be glad to hear she has returned
from St. Margaret's hospital. where
h was given surgical treatment
last week.
Mrs II. Ackroyd Will entertain at
a n o'clock luncheon next Mon
day afternoon, at her home on
North Magoun avenu
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Fisher. OF
Northcote avenue, were guests of
Mr.. Fishers sister. Mrs. .Charle1
Smith, at dinner last evening. at
her home in Chicago.
The Parents-Teachers AssocIa-
ton, OF Indiana Harbor. are plan
ming for an elaborate entertain
ment. which will take place at the
Washington High School building.
some time in April.
There will be a debate this even
ing at 7:30 O'Clock at the Wash
ington High School building, be-
tween the Hammond Debating team
n the East Chicago team. on the
question: Resolved. that the
Philippines should have their in
dependence within FIVE years.
II you missed the Moose Min
strei, "Ya Hoo" last evening at the
Hartley Theatre. you missed one
OF the best home talent shows aver
staged in this city. The cenery
and costumes were magnificent and
all took their parts in a most
creditable
terday afternoon at two two tables
of Bridge. at her home on 136th
street. At the conclusion of tin
games a very delightful luncheon
was enjoyed.
Mrs. Frank Callahan. will Fii-
terrain at a card party Saturday
afternoon at her home on Fir street
for the beneht of the Welfare AS
ISOLATION.
Everything Is in readiness for
the intermediate b. y. p. u. ba-
zaar. which VIII be held his even
ing at the Fellowship rooms at $685.
Block avenue
This evening. Mesdames p. Krill.
r. Williams and F. w. Hart, will
60 to the city to hear Ex-Congress-
woman Jeanette Rankin speak on
Women in Politics. at 44th and
Grand boulevard.
Mrs. NJ. Menning Of North Ma
goun avenue is expected to be
brought home from st. Margaret's
hospital next Sunday.
The Wesleyan Circle will meet
this evening at the home OF Mrs.
G. F. Craig on Beacon street.
Miss Lucy whitmer leaves this
afternoon for South Bend. Ind. Miss
Whitmer whose parents died with
in one week of each other, recently.
has disposed of her household goods
and viii make her future home
with her aunt. Mrs. Frank Selft
in the above mentioned city.
John Burhop is still confined to his
bed. at the home of his parents. DR..
and Mrs. A. G.. Schlieker. after a
evere attack of pneumonia. Miss
Tina Reid is also a patient in this
home suffering with the grippe.
Mrs. p. II. Billeter OF North Bar
ing ave. returned to her home We'd
nesday from Milwaukee where she
spent a few days with her sister M
family Mr.. and Mrs. Toner.
DO not forget the ladies OF st.
E~lizabeth's Aid envite you to their
bake sale at Schlieker's Drug store
Saturday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. NJ. Royce of North
cote ave entertained at a six o'clock
dinner last evening, Mr.. and Mrs. W.
w. Smith and Mr.. and Mrs. J. r.
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