The Lake County times. [volume], June 27, 1918, Image 10

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Thj news of the marriage of Miss
'Ruby Williams to Clarence Eohllng.
; both of this city, leaked out this week.
;. According to reports the marriage took
! place in Chicago last week and the
' yoyny coup!e have been spending- a
f short honeymoon returning to Crown
Poir.t cn Wednesday. Bohlinsc leaves
n Monday for Valparaiso where he wllj
take a course !n auto mechanics traia
in in IT. P. eervlre.
E. C. Davis. Frank Krlnb'.ll, Georsre
; riaher and Henry Lemster made a trip
ta Indianapolis early this -week via the
eutorr.obile route. They were delayed
I In starting; back on Tuesday by a
fceavy rainstorm which struck Indian
apolis just as they were ready to start
home.
Sir. anfl Mrs. Frank Lawrence and
Mrs. Lou Hurd of Rockford. Mrs. Leila
: Howell of Hinsdale and Mr. and Mrs.
Foster Fisher of Gary. wre visitors
In the home of Mr. and Mrs. Geors
Fisher this week.
The condition of Mrs. Georjte Saur
man. who has been very sick for the
past few months. Is said to be very
critical and the famlty and friends
have been notified that her death can
be expected at any time.
Chairman Joe Brown of the War
Pavings Stamp campaign announces on
' 'Wednesday that $12,000 of Crown
Point's Quota of $50,000 has been sub
scribed up to this time. This Is hardly
SB per cent of the amount needed to
7ut Crown Point over the top in this
atrlotlo drive, but the teams have
Cone excellent work !n Kettinar the
pledere cards slgrned and the slackers
' will be gone after in srnnd style for we
must come up to the hisdi standard set
In other drives in the Interest of dwn
ins the Potsdam frang and all teams
;muet redouble their efforts to get
1 pledges. Chairman Brown feels that
; excellent results have ben nccom
'. pllahed In the first two days and hopes
that the little war sticker will be In
; every home in this district before the
g-olng strikes.
Mr. E. F. Bayrer. of Hartford. Conn
arrived In Crown Point Sunday. Mr.
Bayrer will make his home in this city,
havlnr accepted ft position as Superin
tendent in the factory r,f the Letz Man
ufacturing company. Mr. Bayrer comes
highly recommended as a cost expert,
having he'd position with a lare con
cern at Bridgeport, Connecticut from
' which he resigned, giving preference
to his present location.
The Ladies Glee Club of Crown Point
will sing several patriotic songs, as
sisted by the crowd, at the Chamber of
Commerce Boys' Band Concert this
Thursday evening. June :7th.
Chamber of Comroeroe Note.
Wanted Every member to wear his
white duck trousers and hat. an!
.march with the organization in the pa-
Ia whoa oap ?
Tour or th Boldlw's?
Are you going to r&re nrcu or
re you goinff to wmrte It?
Are you going to use the im&llest
mount of rug ni- potwlb. or are yo-a
troicmg to continue to use sugar as
ym did In the days before the war?
Saving susar here means sugar
oyer there, and ships to carry it,
from here to there.
Ton probably have heard that
there U no shortage of en gar, and
that the raw sugar output la as big,
, it not biser than ever, and sonae
no haa told y that there is no
need of earing sugar. This Is the
more lurid loua eort of German
propagan da. because it Is partly true
and partly false.
Th.e shortage In flgr In this
country la not due to any shortage
fn sugiur crop, but to & shortage of
hlpa.
e verity rfire per cent of the su-ar
In Who's Cap ?
Ceammeifflclifflg Jusly ! st and Continuing All Month
Open Monday,
Thursday and
Saturday Evenings
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1 meet on the west side
of the sj'jare promptly at 9:30 a m. j
Please bear In mind that this Is your j
celebration, and the one big event o? '
the year, and It is up to j ou to help j
make this a grand success, so be sure j
to affiliate, as we ere depending on i
you. j
WANTED Every man in Crown Pt.
who Is willing to donate a little of his
time on the 4th of July by as?!tinar I
the Chamber of Commerce and th Ued
Cross to lnform Sec. Fred A. Ruf at
once.
ROBERTSDALE
Miss Martha Kratz of Evanston, was
the guest of Mrs. Frank Buehler of
Roberts avenue, yesterday.
Mrs. Earl Bcdlne of Indiana boule
vard, was hostess to the members of
the Independent Pedro club at her
home, Tuesday evening
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Spoars of 115th
street, visited the latter's brother,
Ralph Jewett and family of Ham
mond, Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Troyer of Indiana
boulevard, spent Tuesday la Chicago
visiting friends.
Miss Margaret Fahye of Chicago,
was the guest of Mrs. A. Hultgren of
Roberts avenue, yesterday.
Harry Roiph of Roberts avenue, who
underwent an operation at the Pnssa
vant hospital in Chicago, was able to
return home the fore part of the week.
Mrs. Emma Coughlin of Chicago, is
spending two weeks at the Parker home
in Atchison avenue.
Mrs. R. Baumgarten and daughter.
Mrs. Sheedwin of Lake avenue, spent
Monday visiting In Chicago.
Mrs. Fred Poppen and daughter of
119th street, were Chicago visitors.
Monday.
The Ladies' Aid society will hold
a special meeting at the Blaul home
in Roberts avenue, this evening.
Mrs. G. -M. Gough and daughter
Heln, visaed Mrs. Bennett of Indiana
Harbor, Tuesday. Mrs. Bennett Just :
returned from a six months' visit a
Jacksonville. Fla.
Mr. and Mrs. Kizer of Indiana boule
vard, visited the latter's sister, Mrs.
Wittke. In Chicago. Eunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Frogali of Amy ave
nue, entertained friends from Chicago,
yesterday.
Mr. and Mrs. Malcolm Fergerson of
Indiana Harbor, visited at the Mlns
berg home in Myrtle avenue, Monday.
Mrs. C. G. Buell visitd Mrs. Wil
liam Campbell at the t'niversity hos
pital in Chicago, yesterday.
Mis. Furstenberg of Kankakee, 111.,
is upending a few days here visiting
friends.
need tn this eorratry has to be car
ried here in ships. These same ships
are needed to transport our troops,
our munitions, and the food for the
Allies and our soldiers and sailors,
to France. Part of these sugar
carrying ships hare been trans
ferred to more Important carrier
service. This has resulted in a
largely lessened Import tonnage of
sugar and this means a shortage of
sugar here.
Our soldiers and sailors and the
Allies must be supplied with sugar.
That supply must come out of our
limited supply here.
No law has been saked to com
pel the Individual to apportion his
supply of sugar !n a sensible, logical
and unselfish manner.
The Food Administration merely
ASKS you to save.
What are you going to do about
It?
South Chicago's. Lar
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IT A LI AX PEOPLE CHEER AMERICAN REPRESENTATIVES
1S THEY MARCH TIIROVCHl PRINCIPAL STREET OF MILAN
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ii American and Red Cross representatives arrived at Milan recently. Their entrance surprised tne town
foik and caused considerable excitement. Throngs flocked to the main street of the city and everyone tried
to outdo the others in cheering and yelling greetings at the "Americanos."
Whiting
And Its
People
NOT2CJ.
Commenring May 1st Mr. J. L. Clark.
, i 524 113th St.. 'Whiting, will receive ad
vertisements for AVhiting and Hoberts
dale for Time3 Newspapers. Office
Phone lr.SW. Residence 33SJ. tf
Cnmlnr. Thursday, Juno 27. Special
Benefit performance. Princess Theatre.
Vaudeville, and Kanni' AVard in "Her I
Strange "Wedding." Tho girls of the j
Keta 'ianima I'psllon, who are hold- J
ing a benefit fr the Trnrh club, have I
arranged an s racial program, by th j
various niemhrs, in addition to which I
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Rutler have volun- I
teered to produce the vaudeville act J
in which thy have been appearing si :
successfully thin last season. fi-27-1 I
(Thursday.) Star theatre. "A Modern;
I,r,rplli." "With Frances Hurnham andj
rone Powor. Romance and heart ,
! interest muk's It grip and hold. Alsi. I
Pearl "White in "House of Hate." 1-27-1 j
Kp your savinss at home. Invest'
In the "Whiting Saings and Loan Asso
ciation In which every member Is the
equal of every other member and re
ceives the full earnings of his invest
ment. 6-27-1
Johnston A. Knight of Ohio avenue,
is upending his vacation with relatives
in Virginia.
Mr. and Mrs, Bruce X. Nichols of
Cleveland a venae, will move to Glen
! Kllyn. 111., abaut July 1. Mr. Nichols
is employed in Chicago, which is the
reason they are moving to this suburb
MIsse.s Helen "Wonnaeott and Hasol
Long visited Miss Margaret Schaub at
Mercy hospital in Chicago, yesterday.
Miss Schaub who underwent an oper
ation for appendicitis, is improving.
Mr. shd Mrs. William Rose have re
turned from Kansas where they moved
several weeks ago.
Mrs. Etheridge reports that the
Whiting Trench Comfort club supplied
1 the 31 eoidiers leaving Whiting last
Tuesday with knitted goods, socks and
sweaters, also comfort kit9. More knit
ted goods and comfort kits will be need
ed for tomorrow and more for July 1,
so it is requested that articles be
turned in as soon as possible.
The invitations aro out for the an
nual Little Ujrht Rearers' party, which
is to be held as usual on the pretty
Keller lawn. The date la Tuesday,
July 2. and the party will be given in
the morning this year, Instead of the
afternoon a.s formerly. Mrs. Keller
and Mrs. Muffin are in charge of the
affair, and will be assisted by other
ladies, while Misses Carrie Gillett and
ladys Pritchard will take charge of
the children's games. j
Princess theatre tonight. Concert
under the ausrices cf Beta Gamma Up
silon for benefit of Trench club. Misses
Gean Hay and Martha Walker in two
wonderful dancing numbers; also Put
tier and DeMuth In their musical act.
I rnrrifn M M M 1 1 M, maiiumn i i j
CroBs and L. S. army officials in Milan,
in which they played all season. Horace
Gladen and ilarlon "Walker will assist.
The phtorlay will be Fannie AVard in
Her Strange Weddin," a truly
won-
drrul Paramount play. Also Hearst
Paths News. Admission 10 and 20c.
July 2 and 3, 'Over the Top'
6-27-1
The Beta Gamma Ups'.lon sorority
will have charge of the Princess the
atre tonight for the benefit of the
Trench Comfort club. There will be a I
special vaudeville program and pic
tures. Tomorrow night the Trench
club will give an ice cream social at
New York avenue and 119th street.
Among those from Whiting who at
tended the Soholzard-Hmenway wad
ding were the groom's parents. Mr.
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Sing a song of Thrift Stamps,
Sixteen in a row.
Take them to an agent.
And 16 cents or so;
Change them for a War Stamp
And for your ener-gec
You'll get a crisp S5 bill in 1923
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P. S. I also dare you to buy Thrift
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Furniture bought dorins this sale
be held for
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Italy
and Mrs. P. A. cholz, who motored
up with Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Thiele;
Mrs. E. Dewey and son, George, Misses
j Koyett Trausscau, Mary Rice. Pauline
Koehlr. Anna and Bertha Tuil. The
wedding was held at St. Bridget's
church. Beverly Hills, III.
Princess Theater tonight Special
program given by Beta Gamma-Vpsllan
given by Trench Club. Buttler and Da
Muth d!rct from New Tork will give a
vaudeville stur.t. Fancy dancing by
Margaret Walter and Gene Hoy. 6-27
CLARK STATION.
Mesdames Joseph J. Gurnsey. Peter
McPermott. David Hopkins and Wil
liam Kl.tnm of this place attended
the show which was g!vn by the chil-
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dren of the Holy Angels echcol in the
Emerson auditorium last evening.
One of the best moving picture plays
was given in the local school house
last evening. It consister of four
reels of Charles Chaplin movies. Many
reople of the town failed to se 1 on
account of no advertising. but It Is
hoped that more people will attend the
show next Tuesday evening when the
"Young Strategist" will b shown.
Michael Grimmer of Highland, was
a Clark business transactor.
Richard Much of Pine, was a Ham
mond visitor last evening.
Mrs. William Holman of Clark, was
a Wan at ah visitor yesterday.
Mrs. Thomas Evenhce cf Clark, was
a Gary business transactor.
MUNSTER
A. large crowd attended the "surprise
farewell party given for Adam Postma,
Monday evening.
A number of people attnded 'he
meeting at the school Tuesday even
ing. W. C. Eeim.an was the evening's
speaker.
The town hoard held Its regular
meeting. Tuesday.
Martin Molenaar of Princeton, Minn.,
is here to attend the funeral cf his fa
ther, and will remain until Monday.
HESSVILLE.
A W. S. S. meeting will be held at
the Heseviile school e?emb!y room,
Friday, June at 8 o'clock. Every
one welcome. Men, bring your wives
and children, as it is of vast Import
ance to them to attend this meeting.
A well known Hammond man will
speak. Any one who falls to receive a
card concerning this meeting through
Unsightly pimples and
blemishes on the face are
sure signs that the skin and
blood need the purifying
and strengthening action of
FILLS.
Lartett Sale of Any Medicine in the World
Sold everywhere. In Boxes, 10c, 25c.
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The P
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Cousaity
I DAME The Whole
County to write me
and request rates on
"Equitable Life"
Insurance.
smith
Whitiras,
will lH
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When Itching Stops
There is one safe, dependable treatment
Jiat relieves itching torture and skin irri
tation almost instantly and that cleanses
and soothe3 the skin.
Ask any druggist for a 35c or 51 bottle
of zemo and apply it as directed. Soon
you will find that irritations, pimples,
blackheads, eczema, blotches, ringworm
and similar skin troubles will disappear.
A little zemo, the penetrating, satisfy
ing liquid, is all that i3 needed, for it
banishes most skin eruptions and maki
the skin soft, smooth and healthy.
The E. VV. Rose Co., Cleveland. O.
the mall, please accept this as your
own special invitation as there are sev
eral families residing in Hessville that
are not very well known to the gen
eral public.
Mrs. O. Adelsperger and Blanche
Phay were Hammond visiters Wednes
day. Miss Lcra Shay of Chicago, visited
relatives st Hessvil'.e over Sunday.
Several of the young lads from here
were on a fishing trip Saturday night.
They report f.shlng was fine.
Miss Grace Gommer Is visiting la
Chicago for a few days.
A number of young ladles attendel
the R. C. meeting last evening. Several
sweaters have been begun already.
HOBART
Robert, the 10-yesr old son of Mr.
and Mrs. Clay, who has been sick for
the past two weeks with typhoid fever,
died last Saturday at Mercy hospital
at Gary, where he was taken the latter
part of the week.
Dr. and Mrs. R. Mackey entertaiced
A number of friends and relatives
tat dinner last evening in honor of their
son Dwlgnt 3 Ith btrUiday annivers
ary. A number of friends ade relatives
were entertained last evening at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. M. Fleck in
honor of their son William, who leaves
today for Camp Sherman, Chlllicothe,
Ohio.
The I Whist clubb will be enter
tained this week Thursday evening by
Miss Clare Fleck.
Mrs. P. Thompson and Miss Tillie
day.
A 6 o'clock dinner will be served th's
week Thursday evening at the St. E.
church.
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