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i ovem 14, 195 THE TIMES 'Page yrin "1 LANSING WHITING News Notes In honor of Mrs. Grace Reed, by Mrs. Marts at her home on Myrtle avenue, Friday afternoon. Lovely refreshments were served nd the honored guest was the recipient of many pretty and useful gifts. The Ladies Aid of the Evangelical church will meet Wednesday afternoon at the'home.

of Mrs. Judson of Lincoln avenue. On Mondaf evening at 7:30 all th men of the church and community are invited to attend a special meeting for men only, and will be held in the dining room of the church. Mr. Watson wilT deliver a special address to the men of this community.

Light refreshments wtil be served at the close. To one and all we M-elcome you to attend this church. The same welcome to all. HEAR SHIFTS IN 3 WHITING DRUG STORES the English service th Lord's Sup per will be celebrated. LANSING -Service in English at in German at 11:00 o'clock.

On Monday th pastors will at tend a conference at Chics go Heights. On Thursday evening the L. A S. will meet. Sunday, how do you spend It? Why; not com and join us In worshiping We shall be happy to greet you.

MMLJLS Trinity Er. Lutheran eboreb- Oak Glen. St. John's Ev. Lutheran Chorea.

Lansing. T. Brunn, pastor; H. Harthun, assistant pastor. OAK GLEIC Service In German at 9:30 a.

in English at 7 p. m. In 1Rc made with HOBART she accepted a position at the James Millikan at Decatur, where she was engaged in the art Instructional staff. From James Millikan -university she went to New Tork where she worked In the art department of the Roycrofters Art guild. Miss Putnam Instructed art at Kansas university, Lawrence, and later taught i nthe Internal Decor ating department of Iowa State university at Ames.

Her work at Iowa State -university took her to many cities, in the state where she lectured and conducted conferences on internal decorating. During the world war. Miss Putnam acted as reconstruction aid at Fort Sheridan, teaching disabled soldiers are and handicraft work. With Miss Putnam at Miami, are her mother, Mrs. Jennie E.

Putnam, and brother, Mr. Eugene Putnam. A sister, Mrs. F. W.

Schneider, lives at 345 LaPorte avenue, and another lives In Danville, 111., Mrs. Harry Fairall. CONSTIPATION MX n4 2 -FOLLOW OUR 0RD FOU INSERTION oati. IBM was: 'OTP 1 mi 1 1 mint Miss Margaret Maclver left last Tuesday for Tuscon, Arizona, where rhe will Spend the winter with her father and A daughter was born Wednesday to Mr. and Mrs.

Zlnnen. Master Wesley Prill returned on Wednesday from a few days visit with relatives in Plymouth. Mr. Dell Beach who has been in Biloxi, on a two weeks business trip returned homa the first of the week. Miss Amanda Boldt of Chicago, who has been quite seriously ill during the past few months is her where she is recuperating at the home of Mr.

and Mrs. Wm. Fleck. Announcements have ben received of the marriage of Mrs. Cora Scheddell of Gary, but formerly of this place to Mr.

Carl R. Black of Gary. The marriage took place on October 22, 1S25. Mr. Henry C.

of this place and Miss Pauline McCur-tain of Newland. were united in marriage Wednesday. The ceremony was performed by Rev. R. Schuelke at the Lutheran parson-tga at one o'clock and was witnessed by Miss Olive McCurtain and Mr.

James Gill. Jr. A wedding reception followed the ceremony at: the home of the groom's parents. After a short honeymoon trip, Mr. and Springman will return to Ho-bart where- they will make i their home with the groom's parents.

Mr, Springman is employed at the Gary steel mills. Miss Jean Harris and Mr. William Knersel were Quietly married last Monday, at Valparaiso. They will reside on a farm near Kouts. TRIDELli Walter Isadore Trudell, whose You Can't Name A Single Reason why you should not have a Checking Account and pay all of your bills by check.

It takes but five minutes to open an account in this bank and it will save you hours often days of time in the transaction of your business. Come in TODAY and talk this matter over, with us. General Banking, Real Estate and Irnurance AMERICAN TRUST And SAVINGS BANK The Bank That Service Built 187 STATE STREET NEAR POST OFFICE A. J. SWANSON.

Pres. DANIEL H. 0. REISSIG. Secy, and Treas.

Qpital and Surplus $170,000.00 Two Change Ownership and Third Will Close Its Doors. WHITING, Nov. 14 The drug store business was rocked in Whiting during the week when two of them exchanged ownership and a third prepared to close its doors to the public. The matter centers about three of the city's most popular drug dispensaries. The Mattern Drug company, located next to the postofflce on New York avenue, passed from the part owneiship of Miss Louise Matters Into the hands of Emll Pekarek, for years an employee and share-holder in the business.

Miss Mattern, who held the major interest In the company, transacted the deal with Mr. Pekarek early in the week. The Mattern Drug company, the first to be established in the city, will now go under the name of the Central lrug company. It became known last night that Waldo B. Jennings, local insurance agent find secretary of the chamber of commerce, purchased the drug store on 119th street, at Oliver street, owned by Frank A.

Gulls-trom, on Thursday. Mr. Jennings the fourth person to become o'wner of the business which was ovigrtnally located in the store now occupied by Goldsmith's Clothing shop. It was established by Matt J. Kolb.

About ten years ago Lyman B. Rltter of Valparaiso, purchased from Mr. Kolb. It was only a few years ago that the only Rex-all store in Whiting passed into the ownership of Frank A. Gulls-trom.

Sternberg's pharmacy, on 119th street, near Indianapolis boulevard, will lose its doors in a few weeks, unless In the meantime someone purhases the business. A. Sternberg, the is td open a new stcre with entirely new fixtures and stock at 101st street and Ewing avenue, South Chicago. The Sternberg pharmacy was established in Whiting seventeen years ago. It was first located at the corner of 119th street and Schrage avenue In the Putnam building.

er. We urge our people and the public to plan ahead to attend this service in recognition of God's manifold blessings to us as a people, and- individually. The Tri Kappa Sorority will meet Tuesday evening Instead of Monday evening on account of the KTW entertainers at the Hoosier theatre Monday Mrs. R. Green of Central avenue will be th hostess.

The American Legion enjoyed a fish dinner at Fete Levent's Wednesday after which they entertain, ed at a public dance at the Community Center. Mrs. Richard Schaaf pleasantly entertained a large number of old friends and relatives at a Jovely 1 o'clock luncheon at her home on Indianapolis boulevard Thursday. The occasion was In honor of her birthday. A social afternoon was en-Joyed and Mrs.

Schaaf received many lovely gifts in remembrance cf the day. v- Mrs. H. T. Goldlng and little Cleva Jean were guests at a dinner at the home of friends in Hammond Thursday.

Mr. Charles Hoffman of Milwaukee Visc. was a Robertsdale business, visitor Wednesday. Mr. Ed.

Jewett of Indianapolis Indiana, this week. The ladies of the Presbyterian church of Robertsdale are making preparations for a bunco party to be held next week. Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Athison of Windsor Park visited th former's sister Mrs.

George Golding and family of Lake avenue Wednesday evening. Mrs. Robert Simmons is very ill at her home on Indianapolis boulevard. A lovely stork shower was given Hoosir Theatre, Monday Night, Nov. 16.

Biff Radio Concert with KW Radio Artist Staff. Art Llnick presenting Mrs. Schlagenhauer. Uncle Bab, Bobby Brown and his overseas ukele, Grace Wilson, the Radio Sweetheart, Lee Finns, the boy with the Phantom Fingers, Red Sen Kaney. KTW Pioneer anouncer, Charlie Schults, the 80 lb.

boy tenor, Gal Bandel. the Radio Sunshine Girl. Ine Night Only, two shows 6:30 and 8:45. Reserve seats now on sale, all seats 50c. Feature picture, "The Best People." H-14-2 FREE SEASON PASSES Gl-ren (or Frlr Football Games.

Look for rear name In Classified ads. ot Times today. 11-14-1 Somebody somewhere, wants your photograph: Whiting Photo Studio, S3 Ind. phone 556-M. 11-14-1 Eagles Membership Campaign Is Now On Initiation fee $5.00.

The Katies pay 10.00 a week sick benefit. Theodore Roosevelt was an agle. The Eagles pay $100.00 to your dependents at your death. 11-14-1 Capitol Theatre, Lefty Flynn in 'Heads Up." Added double comedy program, scenic and Amateur Doll Revue. Sunday, "His Buddy" Wife." comedy and vaudeville specialties.

11-14-1 A thrifty man spends wisely and keeps track of where bif money goes. Each month he deposits a few dollars in the Whiting Savings and Loan Association getting a dividend rate of six per cent, per annum. 11-14-1 WHIITIXG CHIRCH OF CHRIST 119th St. and Central Ave. Iceland I Marion, Minister Central Ave.

Sunday is the last diy of our 'evangelistic meeting. "We have had the largest crowds and the best spirit of any of the. meetings this held. If you enjoy good s'nging. hear the 'Watsons in these closing services.

Service tonight (Sat.) at 7:30. Come out to Bible School at 9:43. us to have SCO or more. A cls for young od oM. "trains worship at 10:43.

Hear th" rsrhmn cn the ei'ijert "The Re-v for a Christian," -Cry cf tcrr.oon at there if. a service. The 1 invited. Tivl-rvor at 6:30. V-s service of this meet i- be hell it 7:30.

Gospel roVs and otker spc- corr.T'n will be f-'fiC-i to ard will ct "The- Call of the home, is at 353 Calumet avenue, Hammond, died Thursday evening at the hospital in Logansport, Ind. lie was 42 years old and leaves his wife, Alma, a son John, and a daughter Lucille. The body has been brought to Hammond and the funeral will be held Monday afternoon at two o'clock from the home on Calumet avenue. Rev. Carl Schaeffer will officiate; Burial Tvi'l be in Oak Hill cemetery with Undertaker Xetdow in charge.

ROBERTSDALE SEW YORK STOCKS The closin gprlces: Allis Chalmers 9 1 American Locomotive ...122 American Steel 43 American Tel. and Tel 141 Anaconda 51 Baldwin Locomotive 127 Bethlehem Steel 48 California Petroleum 824 Canadian Pacific .149 Chesapeake and Ohio ..113 Chicago and N. Western 73 i Colorado Fuel 40 VA Delaware and Hudson Erie 36H General Motors 134 '-i Illinois Central Lehigh Valley 84 Miami Copper 12 Norfolk and Western- U6 Northern Pacific 74H Pure Oil 28 Pressed Steel Car 58 Railway Steel Springs .179 Reading? 89H Republic Iron ahd Steel 55 Southern Railway ,....1151 Studebaker 5 1 Texas Company 53 United States Seel Willys Overland SS Sinclair Jil 21 Marland Oil 57 Stewart Warner 79 CHICAGO LIVESTOCK CHICAGO. Nov. 14.

Livestock: HOGS Receipts; market Is strong; bulk, $10 11.75: top, 81180; heavyweight, 811.3573 11.80; light weight. 81. 5011. 80; 811 S12. CATTLE Receipts, market steady; calves, receipts, 100; beef steers, choice and prime, 813J1; medium and good, 81O.6O13.50; good and choice.

812.50$ 14.50; com. and medium, 17 10.50; butcher cattle, heifer. 15113; cows, 4.B08.50 and bulls, 14 7. SHEEP Receipts, market steady; fat lambs. culls and common.

811 12; yearlings, 810.30(315; wethers, $8 5010; ewes cfllCAGO PRODVCB BUTTER Receipts 8395 tubs; creamery extra 49 3-4; extra firsts firsts 43H to 44i. EGGS Receipts 1,794 cases; miscellaneous 5052c? ordinary firsts 504c; extra 36c; checks 2230c; dirties LIVE rOLLTRY Turkeys 31c; chickens 20ft 23c; springs 22c; roosters 15c; geese 17c; ducks 2022. POTATOES Receipts 51 cars; Wis and Minn sacked 3.00g3.20; Mlch and Wis bulk 13. i 'ox 'silt-M om -t0f 'aim -ok SXVO Ji9i -ox 'rII'i "CM 'pexiui o.sr 'i'iIS 'paxtui -os ujo asx 'OM 'oKiiifiOt 'otte. 'ox 'Sxjui "ox 'pxim 7, 1 "paxjtH "ON :89 I 'PJq "ox XV3HAV KIVHO H8T3 OOTDIH3 HARTFORD CITY, Ind.

Despite the fact that two women wer running for office here at the recent electtion, the official count of ballots revealed that the fair sex trail-ed the men in the number of votes cast, the respective total being 1244 and 1440. The District E. L. E. business meeting wasxattended in the evening at the Central Chicago.

-Conference Home Missions Day will bft observed bzy the local next 22. The W. M. S. Public Thank Offer-Jng Meeting will be held on the evening of Sunday, Nov.

29 at 730. The Union Thanksgiving service Of the Whiting and RobertsdaU churches will be held in the Con gregational church this year at 10 A. M. Rev. L.

I. Marlon of the Christian church will be the' speak- FORT WAYNE SPECIALIST VIS 15 PUTNAM MSS ITS HAMMOND The Midwest Motor Coach Co. Announces the Inauguration New Dally De Luaxe ART SUPERVISOR tR. WELL HAS HAD CHEAT SUCCESS IX TREATING HEMOB RHOIDS THIS VICIXITV Pt TFTE Whiting Woman Lands sponsible Position at Miami, Fla. tSrECIAI.

TO THE TIMES! WHITING, Xov. 14 News of the appointment o'f Miss Elizabeth Wilson Putnam, eldest daughter of the late Dr. W. E. Putnam of Whiting, as art supervisor of the schools of Miami, was greeted with pleasant surprise In the city yesterday.

Miss Putnam's position has to do with the supervision of about fourteen art instructors who, in turn, teach are to the grade children in the public schools of Miami. Miss Putnam is a graduate of the Whiting high school, and was the youngest graduate of the Chicago THEATRE i.k-rav if HAMMOND GIRL To the CMcago Loop Beginning Saturday, November 14, 1 925 These modem, finely equipped CKair Car Motor Busses have been especially Built for this service. They constitute the finest transportation between Gary, Indiana Harbor, Whiting and Downtown District of Chicago. The Gary Terminal is at 462 Broad wav. The 'q Hub, Jackson and State St.

This DeLuxe'Service is in addition to the Daily Express Service already in operation between Gary, Indiana Harbor, Whiting and the Downtown District of Chicago. Time Table-Deluxe Service SCOUT SCRIBES INSPECT TIMES OR. E. M. WELLS Dr.

E. yi. Wells, the rctal specialist of Fort Wayne was her last Tuesday and gave treatments to several eittiens at his temporary office at the Indiana hotel. Ha has been making weekly visits her for several months and has had pre-nomenal success in curing piles, hemorrhoids and other rectal dis. eases for soma of the most substantial citizens of Hammond, Whiting.

East Chlcsgo, Gary, Crown point, the Harbor, and th surrounding neighborhoods. It is no wonder lhat th doctor's methods ar popular as he cures without th us of th knife and without causing pain. Instead of going to a hospital and suffering the pain, loeS of time and great expense of an operation, his patients go about their dally duties and pay for their cur as they get itin easy installments. Hammond Gtlrl Sout "Scribes" met at headquarters at one o'clock today and went through The Times plant as a wlndup of Girl Scout Week. The Scribes represent the reporter for the troop and are the Scouta who contribute to the Girl Scout column which appears in the Lake County Times on' Tuesday's and Friday's.

1 Th -Commissiloner, Mrs. Emma Huehn Leary and the director, Hiss Elva Murray accompanied the girls. The' process was shown from beginning to end. It was instructive as well as interesting. Each Scout agreed that the type setting room was no place to go to become beautiful, because of the lights.

Ko girl realized the many hands throusrh which each 'article mutt go. The Scouts were thrilled and are planning to use the story for the "Fire Tarns" next meeting. GARY CHICAGO LOOP CHICAGO LOOP GARY A.M. A.M. r.M.

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Har. WhJtln Chlcavo Art institute up to that year. Sipce her graduation from the Chicago Art institute, at the age of 21 years, she has taught art exclusively in universities. Her professional career besran as an art Instructor at the Kansas State Agricultural college, Manhattan, Kaii. "After leaving Kansas Time Table Daily Express Service GARY 63rd STREET, CHICAGO 63rd STREET, CHICAGO GARY DOWNSTATE MAN IlVliTATES STEW 1 ijll Concert with KYW STAFF RADIO ARTIST ART LINICK Presenting Mrs.

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United States Senator James E. Watson had just finished a serious speech to the association when Car. yell arose. "Jim's a fine fellow," he said boisterously, "but I'm not going to vote for nlm." He rambled on and on while the If it 1 You've panned Mr. Bluff, who shoots all that guff He NEARLY got China now isn't that tough? But, when you've become a real Radio fan You'll try for long distance as hard at YOU can.

VYE will be glad to show you that you can get faraway stations on the set we will sell you. We'll show you just what set you need in your home. And we'll instruct you in everything that you need to know. Make this Radio Info Headquarters. LISTEN IN AT TTHERE will be sunshine in your home and in your heart if we supply your plumbing fixtures.

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All Busses Leave Signal at All Sanitary engineering as we understand and practise it means perfect plumbing plus that added touch cf utility and beauty that marks our installations. A Bath a Day Keepj Yra Fit Every Way Gary From The New Terminal 462 Broadway and Stop on Street Crossings in Gary, Indiana Harbor and Whiting TELEPHONE GARY 1648 assembled judges and lawyers of dignified demeanor, Coughed, scrap, ed chairs on the floor and fested nervous unrest. Finally some one thought to call Coryell to the phone. "I was jnst kiddin" the bunch," Coryell said afterwards. "They take themselves too seriously." Attorneys from downstate who knOw C.oryell said that he has a reputation as a and that he almost broke up a bar meeting at Indianapolis the same way.

"H1 never touches a drop," said One former Marion man. "That's Just his natural gait. Sort of a practical joker." At any rate Coryell had everybody on edge except Jim Watson 1 WHITING PLUMBING The Midwest Motor Coach Co. AND HEATING I I 512 New York Avenue PHONE ISf 2G.