The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-04-06

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POLICE plan to reopen revolver
range long unused.
CLINT wHITTON city hall jani-
tor. is an artist between times. He
makes sparkling name plates for
residences.
HERMIT bowlers after defeating
the X. C team with surplus of Ios
pins, are looking for other worlds
to conquer
EVANGELESTIC services are in
full swing at the First Baptist
church Rev. Granger reports IL
decisions Sunday.
SEC. J. V. BODEGRAvEN, of tn.
local civil service board. announces
an examination on April LIST for
stenogra piers and typist.
DIR. w. D. wEIS will not leave on
his trip through the south and east
until May rs. and will be on the
job here until that time.
DON TRIECE, 476 Sibley street.
gets into argument with his father
in-law, Henry Runyzn, 1875 Truman
avenue. Both are arrested for fight
ing.
WALTER PRZYBYLsKI, the dem
on welder was called to the First
Trust & Savings Bank boiler rooms,
Tuesday night to wrestle with few
steam pipes that were leaking.
BIRDS will find an unusual re-
ception in Hammond this year for
hundreds OF birdhouses have been
put up this spring. Looks bad for
the mosquitoes.
WESLEY NJ. ELsToN. OF the Ham
mond Brass Works is building a
new home in kenwood. The family
nows lives in the Webb apartments
on Highland street.
SKY MEYERS. captain of the new
~ organized Colonial semi-pro base
ball team, says he had twenty men
trying out for the team in practice
at Morris Park last Sunday.
BACK TO JEREMIAH" That's
topic OF imaginative flight Rabbi
julius Rappaport will take with his
congregation at the services tomor-
row night al the Sibley street syna-
cog.
THREE petitions are already in
circulation asking the West Ham
mond city council to change the
specifications Of the 154th street
pavement to IS feet instead of %
feet.
REGULAR school classes and re-
citations will be In full swing at
the Wentworth school in West Ham
parents a chance 10 visit and see
how schools are conducted these
days.
HEATHERINGToN AUTO SALES,
exclusive distributors of the bort
automobile. have removed from 332
State street to 271 State street. c.
Heatherington, manager, reports a
lively demand for the new and Amer
bort.
K. A. TEFFT, 562 Jefferson ST.,
Gary. He's slightly injured when
his Ford coupe is damaged when
struck by street car on Holman st..
near Chicago avenue. .. Mertz and
II. Stewart. motQrmen. are cut by
flying glass.
HAMMOND man delayed trip in.
to Newton county for several days
owing to stories he had read Of tho
kankakee river being on rampage.
Then he noticed that he had been
reading Ten Years Ago Today" ana
swallowing ii whole.
WILLIAM TEAPLE,, 24s Logan
street. towerman, lost gold watch
when two youths, unmasked, held
him up last night near the State
Line tower and c. I. railway trioge
Teaple says the footpads were ner-
vous. They carried guns.
PLANS of Webb. manager OF the
Lyndora Hotel. contemplate conver-
sion Of several rooms into suites;
installation Of shower baths in
single rooms now lacking bathing
facilities. and other improvements.
The hotel cuisine continues TO win Il.
popularity.
JOHN KID" SANDERS. former
Carlyle boxer, ball player, has been
appointed a state motor vehicle cop.
He'll look after Lake and Newton
counties. He has police powers and
will be on the lookout for motorists
lacking license plates. certificates
of title. and guilty Of other traffic