Whiting Junior League to Discuss 4933 Season Plans
Whiting Post No 80 sponsors the local Junior American Legion baseball league meeting at the Community Center at 8 o clock tonight. John Shera leads the program with team placement for nonmembers, circuit plans, and six teams already organized. The article notes the program aligns with the national Legion code of sportsmanship and mentions visiting dignitaries and community events in Whiting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whiting
Sesson
American Legion
Whiting Post No
John Shera
Community Service
Courney Tailing
Viccary
Whiting and
Robertsdale Firs
Relief meeting in Whiting and Roverts discussed relief plan
A joint meeting of Whiting and Roverts city officials and the Council of Social Seances will discuss a work relief plan at 3 PM in the Community Center. Virgil Sheppard, director of the Lake County resist program, will be present. the Council of Social Agencies called the meeting in advisory capacity to the Community Chest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whiting
Whiting and
Roverts
Sete
Tim Aity Administen
Council of Social Seances
Virgil Sheppard
Lake County Resist Program
Council of Social Agencies
Comunity
Mrs Hoskins Named President Of Club In Whiting
Mrs Bertha Hoskins was elected president of the Business and Professional Women's club of Whiting for 1933 at the annual meeting. Officers named include Mita Grace Flaugher vice president Genevieve Graves recording secretary Kitty Brindley corresponding secretary Margaret Schulze treasurer Mabel O Hara director. The program by the Transportation committee led a travel map tour and geography games with prizes awarded to Fivelyn Stewart Phoebe Sutton Ann Stafford and Mrs Bertha Hoskins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winifred Fieres
Prizsa
Fivelyn Stewart
Phoebe Sutton
Ann Stafford
Berths Hoskina
Whiting Social News Highlights Local Visits Meetings
Whiting social notes report Mr B Julier Sr of Goshen Indiana visiting with Mr and Mrs B Julisy of Warwick Avenue. Mrs Henry Beaubien of LaPorte Avenue visiting Woodstock Illinois. George Adams of the Whiting police on a two weeks vacation. Delta Phi Theta met at Lacy Hutchins Chicago planning a card and dance party. Sigma Alpha sorority met at Gehrke Home Central Avenue with Misses Helen and Eileen Gehrke. American Home department of Whitley Woman's club met at Community Center with fine talks and a pleasant program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. Julier, Sr
Goshen
Ind
B. Julisy
Warwick Avenue
Vivian Society
Henry Beaubien
LaPorte Avenue
Woodstock
George Adams
Whiting
Delta Phi Theta
Tuseday
Lacy Hutchins
Chicago
Sigma Alpha Sorority
Gehrke
Central Avenue
Helen
Eileen Gehrke
Whitlie Woman's Club
Carter's Little Liver Pills Adcription Warning
An old advertisement touts Carter's Little Liver Pills as a remedy to stimulate bile flow and digestion. It warns against asking for liver pills by any other name and urges readers to look for Carter's on the label, mentioning a 25 cent price and the 1831 C. M. Co attribution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cartha
Carter
C. M. Co
Birthday dinner honors Judson children in Robertsdale
Mr and Mrs Archie Judson of Lincoln avenue hosted a family birthday dinner on Monday honoring the Judson children Mary Elizabeth and James Judson from Cleveland avenue and Archibald Richard and Martha Ann Edgecomb from Chicago. Guests included the parents and gifts were given to each child in April birthdays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Archie Judson
Lincoln Avenue
Mary Elizabeth
James Udson
Javors Jodison
Cleveland Avenue
Formica
Archigald Richard
Martha Ann Edgecomb
Chieiga
Julu Linster
Stanton Avenue
Josephine Anderson
Evalyn Preston
Chicago
Mary Sellger
Lake Avenue
East Side
Henry Eggers
Hammond
Haster
Jack Platz
Bartell
Chesterton
Indiana
Community Church of
Chrlet
Marquette Club
Agr Stross
Laks Avenue
John Morel
East Sida
Dave Purinten
Central Avenue
Westerberg
Chi- Caeo
Elizabeth Wessley
Straton Avenue
TO. O. F. Lodge
Sa Mes W. Tinsler
Stant Ton Avenue
Rmarter Puliay
Sirs
Gite
L.& Shepsdof White
Step
Student Absent From School Due to Severe Cold
Avenue is confined to his home with a severe cold and is unable to attend school this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Avenue
Hobart social and wedding notices in local meeting and reception
Hobart retailers plan a Legion Hall meeting to learn a new tax. The article also reports the marriage of Miss Lucy King to Kenneth Halstead at St Stephen’s Episcopal Church with Rev James Foster officiating. Details include bridal attire, attendants, reception, and residences. Also noted are Home Bureau hostess Miss Nettle Kraft, Ruby Darling visiting, birthday party for Harold Hasthos, and weekend visits by Chicago and LaPorte residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hobart
Legion Hall
C. J Dyehe
Albert Grisger
Joe Guzen
Lucy King
Richard King
Kenneth Halstead
Roy Halstead
Worrlbville
James Foster
Gary
L. W. Applegate
St. Stephen's Episcopal Church
Margaret King
Virginia Halstead
Malcolm Hansferd
Betty Lou Siegismund
Allie Halstead
Nettle Kraft
Home Bureau Association
Atternoon
Ruby Darling
Valparaso University
Griffiths and local social notes in Griffith
Mr and Mrs Oliver Knedyker of Ridge Road announce the birth on April 24. Mrs William Todd, seriously burned last week, is reported much better and able to receive visitors. Mrs Sylvia Betriger hosted Happy Hour Bridge. prizes went to Miss Malon Wright first, Louise Watts second, Sylvia Betriger third. A luncheon followed. Kathleen Viscont was surprised on her 12th birthday by 12 girls. prizes awarded to Betty Spitz, Marr, Elizabeth Schreiber second, Morgin Sattz third, Eloise Riehl second. Lunch and cake were served with pink and yellow decorations. Attendees included Georgia Spitz, Lois Spitz, Betty Spitz, Eloise Ric, Katherine and Evelyn Smith, Rosemary Grimmer, Mary Elizabeth Schreiber, Lorraine and Cecilia Goyert, Marytree Betriger, Wilma Brown, Kathleen and Janet Viscont. Shoppers Helen Wright, Mildred Propst, Lula Faulkenberg were in Hammond. Mrs Betriger enjoyed the Cris-Pirates game in Chicago Tuesday. Miss Veronica Kuhn plans to leave Griffith for a hotel job in McFerran, HI. Mrs Mrs Bothwell hosted M. E. church circle Wednesday evening. Milrmayer met Tuesday with Mrs G P Spitz. prizes awarded to Mrs B Hutchiner, Mrs H Gobert, Mrs La hreang, and Mrs W D Kanoponek. Hazel McDowell will host a public card party Saturday evening. Mr W O Welsh returned Wednesday from San Antonio, Texas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oliver Knedyker
Ridge Road
William Todd
Sylvia Berrigar
Missen Malon Wright
Louise Watts
Sylvia Betriger
Lancheon
Kathleen Viscont
Banon
Betty Spitz
Marr
Laibeth Schreiber
Morgin Sattz
Eloise Riehl
Kathleen
Georgia
Lois
Eloise Ric
Katherine
Evelyn Smith
Rosemary Grimmer
Mary Hilnabeth Schrieber
Lorraine
Cecilia 3Te
Goyert
Mary Tree Belriger
Wilma Brown
Janet Viscant
Helen Wright
Mildred Propst
Lula
Faulkenberg
Hammond
Belriger
Cris-Pirates
Chicago
Veronica Kuhn
Griffith
McFfenry
C. Bothwell
M. E. Church
Milrmayer
G. P. Spitz
Bunco Priges
B. Hutchiner
H. Gobert
Lahreang
W. D. Kanoponek
Hazel McDowell
Mer
Welsh
San Antonio
Texas
Highland News and Notes From Whit ing TM Meeting and Community Events
Highland residents gather at Whit ing TM meeting of Lake County Good Fellowship club in Whiting reports show a pleasant evening. Local engagements include Mr and Mrs Vander Vaart hosting guests, Mildred Margison and George Brant Jr announce engagement, and family visits across Hammond and Crown Point. The Highland public school parents and teachers plan April meeting, with recreation theme and church sisters performing selections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Highland Fire Department
Lake County Good Fellowship
Whiting
C. Vander Vaart
Munster
Jack Auworda
Linrain Avenue
Craig
Actie Shiuring
Stmndara Steel Specialty Works
Hammond
Crate
Nick Schoon
Schoon
Highland
George Brant, Jr
Mildred Margison
Crown Point
Harry Bowman
Doris
W. A. Bowman
Freeland Park
Ind
Esto
Mekinte
Boswell
Highland Public School
Roth Canpingham
Hammond Schooler
Church Sisters of
Hesavltie
Crown Point Women Attend Indiana Kappa Convention
The Crown Point chapter of Kappa Kappa Kappa to send four delegates Mrs Elizabeth Clark president and Mrs Nada Brown Ruth Wheel y and Virginia Lamson to the thir teenth day convention in Indianapolis Thursday through Saturday with a complimentary tea at the executive mansion on Saturday. Local clubs held meetings and social events including Bridge, a play at Crown Point High School and a Presbyterial mission meeting in Gary with about 200 delegates from 50 churches. New licenses issued include Wallace Zahlecki and Albin Zajet of Gary Russell Bojan of East Chicago and Bernica Liperalt of Hammond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kappa Kappa Kappa
Indianapols
Elizabeth Clark
Nada Brown
Ruth Wheeley
Virginia Lamson
Ruth Wheeler
Paul Menutt
Bringe Club
Netla Grassel
George H. Letz
Harvey Smith
Crown Point High School
Margaret Ballenbach
East Chicago
Virginia Benjamin
Margterte Boye
Sarah Fisher
Martha Parry
Edward Handerlong
Edward Glover
John Louie
Evelyn Baker
Johnny Wheeler
Mies Ida Rosenbauer
Mi BE
Dinwiddie
Paul Knight
Logansport
Presbyterial Society For Missions
First- Presbyterian Church
Gary
First Presbyterian Church
Indiana
Gertrude Vint
Pressbyterian Board of National Missions
Teb
Foreign Missiona
Singapore
Fay Fagen
Main Street
Harold ‘Bars
William B. Whitaker
John Krost
Karl Krost
EL Johnstone
Roy Fagen
Julia Platt
Ing Nes
William Barniote
Bridge
Floya Vance
Ants Klass
Barmore
John Clanssen
Methodist Church
Ivan
Wallace Zahlecki
Albina Zajet
Russell Bojan
East
Chicago
Bernica Liperalt Hammond
Present school year attendance hopes expressed
Mrs W H Biggs of Bordon Indiana spent Friday at the home of her niece Mrs Harry Bowman. The note wishes everyone will attend for the present school year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Biggs
Bordon
Ind
Harry Bowman
Hessville Berths and Events From Local Churches
The Hessville community report lists a Christian church builders club meeting with guest speaker CG Kindred at Englewood, and entertainment by the Mexican string band of Indiana Harbor. It notes visits, weddings, and society meetings including a Presbyterian women’s group in Chicago, with multiple local residents traveling or hosting. A Prosperity Dance is planned at New Central Ballroom in Black Oak on April 23 with free admission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Builders Club
Sf the Christian
She Shuren
Kindred
Englewood
Picard Aide Plans His Own Balloon Flight
Max Cogyns, Piccard's southern assistant, plans a balloon flight into the stratosphere inspired by Professor Piccard. He aims to complete studies at extreme altitudes aboard Belgica, seeking to push beyond current records.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Picard
Brussels
U.P
Max Cogyns
Professor Piccard
Leng Piccard
Belgica
Balloon flight plans mix of science and secrecy in Belgium
Casyna, a 2 hour student and budding balloon navigator, prepares for a June to September ascent from an unnamed base near the French frontier. He travels with Jace ques Debruyn from Brurzels university, aiming southeast and a possible landing in the Sarre region after 16 hours aloft at dawn. A second attempt may target Poland or Augusta with Cosyns’ gondola painted white to temper heat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Casyna
Ernest Demuyter
Gordon Benneth
Belgium
Aqme
Jaceques Debruyn
Brurzels University
Sarra
Foland
Augusta
Cosyns
Piccard
Piepard
Max Onsyne
Foulds National Dnte Rechercha Scientifique
Albert
Canvey Stumps Lake County Dem for Dry Campaign
Hammond Democrat Joseph J. Canvey announced he would stump Lake County for the dry, vow to expose the beer racket and defeat a “beer party” within the Democratic party. He criticized legislature for high taxes on beer and urged voters to reject the five cent beer plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conrows
Inposa
Joseph J. Canvey
Hammond
Information for En List ing in Work Camp Recruiting Stations
Several offices, including The Broadway office of Trustee Mary Grace Wells in Gary and The Emergency Free Employment office at 314 Russel Street Hammond, are designated as recruitment stations. Trustees Agnes Chicksen Hobart and J Nettsen Crown Point also oversee sites. Tomorrow and Saturday afternoons will register men with dependants. Monday morning will accept others for quick forest camp deployment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Broadway
Mary Grace Wells
Gary
Emergency Free Employment
Russel Street
Hammond
Inediana Harbor
Chamber of Commerce
Whiting
Agnes Chicksen
Hobart
Truetes J
Nettsen
Center Township
Crown Point
Sheppard
Conroy Plans Lake County Visit for Dry Delegates
Mr. Conroy, guest speaker for United Dry, aims to elect 26 dry delegates to the state convention to repeal or ratify the 18th amendment. He warns the audience that Lake County now leans wet but predicts a drier outcome after the campaign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conroy Pala
Lake County
United Dry Organisation
Tlina
Lawyer Conference Delays Lake Nebty Beer Trial
Mr. Conroy announced uncertainty about when he will speak for United Dry, promising a real expose of the beer trade in Lake Neutany and Indiana. Attorney Otto Bruce to close the plaintiff case. Judge Norton to charge the jury after both sides rest. Jury could begin deliberations late afternoon as hearing delayed by rival downset over instructions. Courtroom crowded with spectators well before arguments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conroy
United Dry Organization
Lake Neuaty
Indiana
Otto Bruce
Norton
Downset
Arguments in Barner Gas Case Spark Courtroom Tensions
The hearing features a barrage of interruptions by Bruce and a tirade against the defense. McAlear opens by accusing Bruce of unfair play and calls for an apology to Betty. Defense witnesses Stelkowics and Charles Carter are accused of false testimony as the courtroom debate continues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dudge | Norton
McAlser
Bruce
McAlear
Betty
Stelkowics
Charles Carter
Coungel
Estill Asks Club 10 Help Delinquent
The prosecutor said Estill sought to address the assembled club members and convey a message about delinquency. The meeting continued as Yeung met on a solid foundation and discussed the topic with emphasis on dialogue and accountability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Estill
Club 10
Yeung
Roosevelt remarks at bankers and beer law meeting
The event featured remarks by Mr Roosevelt urging bankers to aid business and commenting Indiana beer law as experimental, with Luther M Swyeert deputy prosecutor of Hammond and others in attendance. Irving Hayken led the program with Dr Herman Groman presiding, N H Hovey and a bandmaster among those welcomed into the club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mir
Roosevelt
Indiana
Luther M. Swyeert
Hammond
Mivar Charles 0. Schanert
Elay Vers
Irving ¢Hayken
Dri
Herman ¢ Groman
N.H Hovey
Tach
Frank Wrrmen
Inter city meeting at Old Heidelberg Inn announced
An inter city meeting is invited at the Old Heidelberg Inn located at the Century of Progress grounds on Mer 2 at 830 p m. The notice lists a time and venue for attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Old Heidelberg Inn
Century of Progress
Mer
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