Hammond High School Concert Proves Unusual Success
Hammond High School musicians presented an excellent concert sponsored by the P T A to raise funds for entering both band and orchestra in state and national contests. The program featured Grainger Country Garden, Tchaikowsky, a Spanish caprice, Alford march, Wagner piece, and Liszt Les Preludes with strong solos and ensemble work. The success enables entries in LaPorte state contest and those in Evanston and Elmhurst in June.
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Hammond High
W. OH. Diarcks
Grainger
Alford
Liszt
LaPorte
Evanston
Elmhurst
Conn Schultz Wedding Saturday Afternoon Four
A wedding of Miss Blanche Conn and Wilbert E Schult is planned for Saturday at 4 PM at the bride’s parents Becker Street home. The ceremony will be conducted by Rav G Elbert with Thelma Cann and Oscar Scholler in attendance, followed by a reception at 7698 Jefferson Avenue in Hammond. A Hob o party is planned for tonight by the First M E church youths at 6 39 PM starting from the church with Margaret Jones as chairman.
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Conn-Schultz
Blanche Conn
Wilbert E. Schult
Rav. G. Elbert
Becker Street
Oscar Scholler
Mr. Schultz
Recife
Jefferson Avenue
Hammond
MLE
Margaret Jones Willls
Tiger House mystery play thrills Thornton Fractional crowd tonight
The Thornton Fractional High School senior class presents Tiger House a mystery manor tale with a fake medium and hidden passages. Olive Vergner Austeen stars as the heroine with John Eggert Jenna Exgert Maxine Schneider and Ada Lois Evans providing comic relief as the cast delivers a finished production praised for characterization and effort by Mary McGraw Peach the director.
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Tiger House
Thornton
Naight
Olive Verginer Austeen
Mies Austgen
Fr. Shoemaker
Manual Arts Department
Olive Ver- Bing Austger
War
Abe
John Carroll
Seegee
Frank Prozak
MacIntosh
Jenna Exgert
Maxine Schneider
Ada Lois Evans
John Eggert
Oswald
Bolly
Peggy
Adames Evang
Sophie
Lola Kaiser
Seotch
Shirley Wecker
Russell Lamméring
Thompson
Mary McGraw
Peach
Thornton Fractional
Rooking
Esach
Gary Daughters of Isabella Gala Planned for Monday
Gary Daughters of Isabella organize a spring party at the Central hotel in Gary to fund the state convention. Dancing, two orchestras, prize waltz, bridge and ninepins, cig girls roaming, candy and soft drink booth, and awards planned for high scores. Proceeds aid the convention fund with the state meeting set for fall in Gary.
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Hammond
Isabella
Gary Bishon Noll
Ruf
Central
Gary
Five Hundred
Hap's stove fascination drives wary mother to clever trick
Hap, about a year old, is drawn to the stove as his favorite play area. His parents and auntie tried scolding and diversions, then lined up chickens on the stove to deter him. He shifted to other stove parts but remains curious, leaving the stove dotted with toy chicks and feathers.
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Han
Hans
Erster
Man
Hap
Noison
Mary Ellen
Ist. Performance of Gil Shy Delights Hammond Audiences
audiences at the Columbia school gym applauded the Masque players as Gil Shy drew laughs with Tom Arsdale outwitting his father. Birdie La Verne and Oke Etmson were standout performers, praiseworthy for a show expected to outdo last night. Maude Morton Hogler 13 director Lange recorder. Attends Girl Scout Course. Sixteen leaders from Hammond Whit ing Earl Chicago and others head to Whiting State Park for a tramping and training course led by Miss BR. Alice Drought and Miss Stroll. Lodge women return from state meet. Mrs Mary Fisher elected deputy to supreme convention. Ane Ellen Sanger and Mrs Catherine represent Golden Mod camp.
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Columbia
Tom Arsdalé
Birdie la Verne
Maid
Oke Etmson
Maude Morton Hogler
Lange
Hammond
Whiting
The
Dunes State Park
Earl Chicago
Alice Drought
Mil- Webbee
Miss Stroll
Hast Chioago
Eee Lodge
Royal Neighbors Lodge
Tadianapolis
Mary Fisher
Dast Chicarn
Tiais
Detroit
Tammond
Golden Mod Camp
Ane Ellen Sanger
Oracle
Catherine
Help Make Hammond's Fiftieth Anniversary a Success
Hammond plans a gala celebration with a week of events starting June 26. A pageant will highlight Hammond's early citizens, while sketches depict the city’s history to date. E C Wackett invites former residents to join and receive notices of programs and plans.
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Hammonds
E. C Wackett
Hammond Chamber of Commerce
Hammond
Hammond Symphony and Assist ing Artists Prepare First Anniversary Concert
Hammond Symphony and assisting artists, directed by Pred Oblendorf, present their first anniversary concert on Sunday afternoon April 23 at the Hammond High School auditorium. The program features Beethoven’s Symphony No. 5 in C minor and pieces by Wagner, Gretchaninoff, Curran, and Dvorak, with soloists Don Frazer of Chicago and Emily Oblender of Chicago Heights. The orchestra, formed a year ago with local talent, offers free admission for school children accompanied by adults.
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Hammond Symphony Orchestra
Ammand Hieh
Pred Oblendorf
Beethoven
Dont Frazier
Chicago
Emily Oblender
Chicago Heights
Viollon
Hammond Symphony
Hammond Chambe of Commerce
Town
Hammond
Thory
Wiliam O'Ponnell
Fred Ohjendorf
AL Duncast Hobbs
June Elster
William O'Dannell Wilam Gatten
AKI
George Weiss
Raymond Langbshn
Tannhauser
Allegra
Sir Brian
Ivanhos
Sullivan
Gretchaninoff
Lita
Curran
Don Frazier
Ruth Walker
Kol Nidret
Bruch
Emily Ohlandorf
Smetana
Will Have Part in Fair at Old Heidelberg Inn
Roy Dieterich signs with the Old Heidelberg Inn to provide music and entertainment for the Century of Progress fair. He hires Cherile Straight and a 12 niece orchestra along with a neo rett and the Hungry Five. Dieterich will run the Inn garden and stage a maleless orchestra member. The Student Prince operetta will feature German music beginning May 15. Martha Circle Tea planned for April 26 at Mrs Parrett’s home with program and transport details coordinated.
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Roy Dieterich
Old Heidelberg Inn
Century of Progress
Dieterich
Dieterfeh
Martha Circle
First Presbyterian Church
Mertha Circle
J.C. Parrett
Moraime
C. c. Wright
P. Q. Row
R Lea Hutchinson
Crackett Street
Parrett Home
Class Compliments Mrs Binder Potluck Meeting at Baptist Church
Fifty ladies of the Fidelle class gathered in the church gymnasium for a Wednesday potluck. A birthday cake honored teacher Mrs Hary L Binder with gifts. the regular monthly meeting followed in the Michells room with devotions by Mrs Charles Beaublossom and a duet by Mrs Evanson and Mrs Johnston. Officers for the coming year were elected and plans announced for a May meeting on Highland street.
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Binder
Fidellé
The
Baptist Church
Hary L. Binders
Michells
Charles Beaublossom
Evanson
Johnston
Horton Har
Highland Street
Club to Sponsor Party at Lincoln Club Rooms
The memaberg of the Q. BOM. club will sponsor a party on Saturday from 8 to 12 at the Lincoln club rooms with a popular orchestra for dancing. Awards will be given to high scorers in games. Drs. Lele Gusell will chair the evening. The event promises a lively social scene.
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Memaberg
Q. Bom
Lincoln
Lele Gusell
Informal party entertains Norma Probst and guests
Norma Probst hosted a Thursday evening gathering on West Webb street with eight invited friends including Mrs. Paul Smith and Mrs. Violet Turner of Gary. Awards crowned Alma Moehring, Mabelle Grant, and Mrs. Lyman Otts. Easter details highlighted by a themed table and gift baskets.
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Stiss
Norma Probst
West Webb Street
Bride
Bunnes
Passion Play Film At First M. E. Church Hammond
Citywide invitation to view the Passion Play film Life of Christ presented at First M E Church on Wednesday April 26 at 730 PM. European Holy Land and Egypt production with full musical score from orchestral and choral music. Rev Lawrence A Lambert to appear with solos and a brief address. Admission tickets required. Proceeds to defray expenses.
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Hammond
Christ
Freiburg
Europe
Holy Land
Egypt
United States
Lawrence A. Lambert
Tri Kappas Gather Downstate For Convention
INDIANAPOLIS and 21 Members of Tri Kappa sorority arrived for their 22nd annual convention. Nearly 600 members attended the two day meeting at the Claypool hotel with official delegates, reports, a grand march, and a luncheon featuring art displays from Indiana artists.
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Indianapolis
Tri-Happa Sorority
Hele- Bates
Claynon Hotel
Eth Smith
Margaret Emerysta Hammond
Gey
Parl V. McSutt
OF. P. Holland
Harry G. Leslie
Logansport
Me+ Nutt
Sovernor's
Mine Schmidt
Chicago
Phirty Tri Keppas
Ginner
Lorna Doone Jackson
Chicagn Civic Opera Company
Mr.and
Mes Frad N. Hooker
Interest Centers in DALA Elections At Continental Congress
Daughters of the American Revolution delegates at the forty second continental congress focused on honorary vice presidents general and vice presidents general. Indiana and Hammopad chapter representation marked the session. Candidates named include John Laidlaw Buel Cassius S Cottle James T Morris Helen Harman and others. Financials noted scholarships and endowments with reports from Mrs O By rne on Indiana activities and education efforts.
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Daughters of the American Revolution
L. L. Bornberger
Indiana
Ba Torree
C. O'Byrne
Brookville
Traosier Cone MI
John Newman Cares
Indianapolia
James B. Crankshaw
Fort Warne
John Laidlaw Buel
Connecticut
Cassius S. Cottle
California
James T. Morris
Massachusetts
Helen Harman
District of Columbia
John K. Kirkpatrick
Kansas
Victor L. Warren
Maine
Leon Carroll Coulter
South Carolina
Howard Batley
Missouri
Lon Re Spencer
Nebraska
James Franklin Trottman
Wisconsin
Hoover H. Hanger
Faria
France
O'Byrne
Mary Hostetter
Indianapolis
Valley Forge
Kate Duncan Smith School
Tamassee Coal Fund
Indianiang
Schuyler Colfax
South Bend
D. A, RL
Cara
Temple Sisterhoods Of State Elect Officers
Evansville Indiana April 20 Mrs Isaac Born of Indianapolis was elected president of the Indiana Federation of Temple Sisterhoods at the annual convention. Officers include Mrs William Stearns South Bend first vice president and Mrs Jeronie Salem Evansville second vice president plus officers from Indianapolis Hammond and more. Activities listed include planting 7006 trees and treating 39 diseases along with 2188 hours of human conservativem work and distributing 146 books 194 magazines and forty seven boxes of material to approved establishments.
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Evansville
Ind
Isaac Born
Indianapolie
Indiana Federation of Temple Sisterhoods
William Stearns
South Bend
Jeronie Salem
Evansvila
Williison
Indianapolis
Abp Openheimer
Hammond
David Larvey
Indianapolis Delemars
Regiolrar
Phi Delta Kappa Dance Tonight at Hammond Woman's Club
The Zeta Delta chapter completes plans for its first annual spring dance at the Hammond Woman's Club. Red and black decor, an illuminated shield, a well known orchestra, and the theme song inaugurate the event at 9 p.m. Invited chapters from Michigan City Gary La Porte and Blue Island are expected to attend with punch served and dancing through the night.
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Zeta Delta
Phi Delta Kappa Fraternity
Sargeant-At-Arme
Michigan City
Gary
la Porte
Blue Island
Theorites
Novel Dance Planned at Woodmar on April 29
Woodmar Country club members and guests are invited to a unique informal novelty dance on Saturday evening April 29. An orchestra popular at the club will provide music and punch will be served. General chairmen Mr and Mrs George Hopkins lead a large committee including residents of Hammond Chicago and Whiting, with several couples helping coordinate the event.
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Woodmar
Woodmer Country Club
Robert Smith
Chicago
Hammond Musicml College
Lent Avenue
Orchestra Hall
Martinelli
Marshall Field Chorus
Woodmar Country Club
Aome
George Hopkins
Mrs Goldsberry Entertains Guests at Belmont Home
Mrs J F Goldsberry of Belmont Place Munster hosted a small, formal luncheon on Wednesday with four tables of players. The event featured a light salad lunch and awards for high scores won by T J Orr and J L Miller. additional housing notes tease continued coverage on page 18. Tiger House mystery plot by Thornton Fractional High School set for eight tonight with admission 25 cents or 50 cents.
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Tiger House
Thornton Fractional High School
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