Hammond native Miss Wellymae McDaniel Wedson Marries in Pasadena
Miss Wellymae McDaniel, once of Hammond and now a Pasadena resident, wed John Visscher Eliot on Friday April 4 in Pasadena. Dr. Paul M. McDaniel of Chicago announces the marriage. Mrs. Eliot, a former Hammond favorite, is a National Mines executive and a noted soprano who taught voice in Chicago and Hammond.
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Hammond
Wellymae McDaniel
Pasadena
Calif
Paul M. McDaniel
Chicago
Miss McDaniel
John Visscher Eliot
Eliot
South el Molino
National Mines Corporation
Deen & Favorite
Starrett School
Loop
Hammond Woman's Club
Allot
Birds
Broom
Local Personal Notes and Community Updates
Hammond area residents share weekend visits and travel. L. I. Bomberger returns from Washington representing Hammond D.A.R. chapter at the National Continental Congress. Several families attend events at golf clubs in Bedford Indiana. Local health updates include Edmund Clesvenger improving from pneumonia. Surgical operations are planned for Harriet L. Durkin and Julia Paget. Dr Clarence Muehlberger, crime detection expert, to speak at Furst MB church on scientific time detection. Men’s Club of First M. E. Church to dine with him.
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Muehlberger
Glyan
Furst MB
Clarence Muenhlberger
Chicago
Irs
Olta Muehlberger
West Mavon Street
Muehlermer
M 2
Baptist Bible Lass Meeting At First Baptist Church
The Young Married People class of the First Baptist church will meet Wednesday evening April 23 at the tearhar time. Mrs Gertrude Jopkina of 16th street will preside. An election of officers and regular business session will follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baptist Bible
First Baptist Church
Gertrude Jopkina
16Th Street
Ofoire
Hollett-Ryder
Mason Street
M. BE
Woodmar Bridge Tea Attracts Many Guests At Club
About 200 guests attended the Woodmar country club bridge tea on Saturday afternoon. The event featured contract bridge at eighteen tables and a six-table auction session. Twenty high scores earned awards on a display table as refreshments were served afterwards.
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Yoodmar
Woodmar
Helen Adams
Maurine Fiegenschuh
Beaubien
Bager
H E. Sharrer
William Love
Meetings at K P hall feature Women of the Manse event
East Chicago hosts a Women of the Manse gathering with Gary Whiting and Hammond chapters. Notable officers attend as Moose and Daughters of Isabella groups perform and plan future events. Public party planned at Lafayette School for relief fund.
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Mary Brown
East Chicago
K. of P. Hall
Eset Chicago
Gary
Whiting
Hammond
Marion DeVerger
Rose Kennedy
Lillian Bu- Vall
Jeanette Briden
Lela Gazell
Rose Highland
Ruby Schauer
Cora Kerwin
Elsie Beatty
Barbara Malone
Pearl Malone
Sue Tallman
Minnia Shanda
Elizabeth Glasheen
Lake County
Ellen Armstrong
Women of
Iths Moose
Victory Uegren
Loyal Order of Moose
Moohall
Chicago Avenue
Carolyn Louisa Rae
Anita Heckleman
Dackle O'Krai
F Pearlie Schulp
Leoni Pholplate
Bernadette Dulln
Rosemary Heckinsman
Marsha Elliott
Marie
Satay Jans Ogden
Jackie O'Kray
Violet Nickels Hall
Pearl Schulp
Jean Stoddart
Mars Alies Sharpe
Carolyn L Rae
Delores Lauer
Violet Nickels
Euleen Keane
Keane
School of Dancing
Hammond Playlet
Jackson Park
Morrison
Card
South Side
Sunday Service Observations from a Quaint Parish
A fragment recounts a Sunday morning at a church with family pews, crowded seating, and a lively child during communion. It notes upstairs seating in the choir loft, new bonnets and coats, and a blue eyed red haired child who whispered for more communion and then asked to go home.
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Joy
Two Economical Ways to Fix Desserts of Chocolate
Sugar and spice beat excess costs in two chocolate desserts. Chocolate cream pie uses a baked shell with a warm chocolate custard, butter, vanilla, and a thickened filling. Chocolate bread pudding folds chocolate into milk and eggs then bakes in a water bath for a warm, comforting finish.
Woman's Council Plans Pageant at Central Church
Mrs Clyde Meas presents an entertaining story pageant with music under Mrs WP Haltberg at the United Christian church one Wednesday. Executive committee lunch at 11 20 group 6 luncheon at 12 20 cast includes Mrs Cecil Lewis Mrs Bascomb Mrs Rueben Lamb Naomi and others. pageant at 2 o clock featuring Saintly figures and biblical roles.
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Woman's Council
Clyde Meas
WP. ER. Haltberg
Cecil Lewis
Baster
Mise
Blauche Kaltbere
Naomi
Wifs
Joseph
Pail Haubers Lois
Rueben Lamb Ruthere
Virgil
Woodward Hanna
Gall Fanver
Rachel
Leo Perkins
Anna
Harry Kan
Aremethea
Mra
YJ. c. Canfield
Hope
Mattix
Mary Magdalena
Clyde Hess
Lala Achenbach
June Whitebesd
Qraan
Plant foods guide for vegetables in garden soil
The article explains how to supply vegetables with plant nutrients for strong growth and flavor. It covers timing after soil preparation, broadcast rates of four pounds per 100 square feet, and a second application five to six weeks later for longer season crops, plus side-dress guidance and early incorporation before cultivation.
Hammond Symphony's Anniversary Concert Impresses Hammond
The Hammond Symphony marked its first anniversary with a Sunday program at Hammond High School. Conducted by Fred Ohlenders, the 400-strong audience heard Wagner and Beethoven pieces, soloist Don Frazer with choir, and Bruch and Bruch works. The ensemble drew praise for tone, tempo, and expressive playing.
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Hammond Symphony Orchestra
Hammond High School
Chamber of Commerce
Friends of Music
Hammond
Ita
Fred Ohlenders
Chicago Heights
Wagner
Tamnhauser
Ron Bria
Albern
Don Frazier
Chicago
Religious Passion Play to be Shown at First Methodist
Hammond churches arrange a Wednesday screening of the Oberammergau Passion Play at 7 30 PM in the First Methodist Church. Admission is free with no alms. Rev Lawrence Lambert who supervised the film will attend and explain the production. All Hammond residents are invited to attend.
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Hammond
Ticketa
First Christian
First Presbyterian
Oberamergau
Wincburg
Holy Land
Lawrence 4. Lambert
St Mary's Club Hosts Dessert Bridge in Gary
St Mary's club of Oake County gathered at Mrs Titzel's tea room in Gary for a spring dessert bridge. Prizes were awarded to Helen D'rrice of Calumet City and Mrs Gertrude Ackroyd of Whiting after a pleasant dessert course.
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ST. Mary's Club
Gary
St Mary's Club
Oake County
Titzel
John A. Brennan
Alicea Burke
Louise Tittle
Anda Louige Maloney
Catherine Burke
Helen D
Helen D'¥rrice of Calumet City and Mrs. Gertrude Ackroyd
Whiting
Hammond
Calumet City
Celebrates Ninth Birthday at Home and Paramount Outing
A group of young friends celebrated Master Jimmy Leopold’s ninth birthday with an afternoon at the Paramount theater and a birthday luncheon at his home on Hohman Avenue. A lighted cake and favors delighted guests, who gave thoughtful gifts to Jimmy. Miss Darlene Craig of Brantwood, Purdue student, was recently initiated into Alpha Lambda Delta for freshmen women with high scholarly achievement and is also a member of Philalethean and has earned class numerals in interclass athletics.
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Sir Brian
Ivanhos
Mr. Frasier
Steppe
Gretchahbot
Jan
Curran
Mr Frazier
Ruth Walker
Sha
Palka
Jimmy Leopold
Paramount
Hmmy
Hohman Avenue
Childran
Miss Craig
Purdue
Darlene Craig
Mra Bol Crate
Brantwood
Purdue University
Alpha Lambda Delta
Thony
Mise Craig
Philalethean
Bobby Tapper
RE. Tapper
Spruce Street
Mary Lee Menger
Bobby Brehmer
Bobby
Mary Lee Mengel
Bobby”* Brehmer
Joan Mary Schraum
Robert Holle
Buddy Hyatt
Frances Bashaw
Alice Folchih
Jackie Watkins
Rebekahs Elect Nellie Dawson District President
The Gary Indiana district Rebekahs meeting on April 20 elected Nellie Dawson of East Chicago as president for the coming year. Other officers include Rose Metzler, Lucinda Stuart, and Mattie Humphreys from Gary and Crown Point, with the next gathering scheduled in Chicago. Separate notes report Tri Kappa convention attendees with Mrs Hallje Bortz Schafer reelected grand president and other officers.
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Gary Indiana
Gary
Tri Kappa
Inndianapolis
Hallje Bortz Schafer
Fort Wayne
Ireve Durtisy Mueller
Terre Haute
C. M. Kinulson
Goshen
Marr
Paul McNutt
Spring Luncheon at Woodmar Opens Women Golf Season
The Woodmar Country Club hosts the annual spring luncheon to officially start the women golf season. Aimed at inviting every woman in the city to participate, the event includes a luncheon chaired by Warren Beauview, with plans announced by the committee and membership cards to follow. Board members should arrive at 11 for a briefing before the luncheon.
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Vwootmar
Warren Beauview
Golf Pharman
Final Rehearsals for Pandora Lits the Lid at Catholic Central
Members of the Catholic Central Alumni association enter the final week of rehearsals for their three act farce Pandora Lits the Lid. The show is directed by Joseph Martin with Francis Ruff as general ticket chairman and performances slated for Sunday evening at the Catholic Central gymnasium. The cage lists many alumni who have previously appeared on local school stages.
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Catholic Central Alumni Association
Pandora
Edwin Seribner
Catholic Central Gymnasium
Joseph Martin
Francis Ruff
Delegates to Leave Tuesday for Indianapolis Chapter Meeting
Mrs Harry Jowett Mrs Férbert Newkirk and Howard Oltz depart Tuesday as delegates from Hammond Chapter 0 Z for Indianapolis to attend the chapter session at Murat theater headquarters. Meetings of the chapter section will be at the Murat theater.
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Harry Jowett
Férbert Newkirk
Howard Oltz
Hammond
Indianapolis
Claypool
Segalon
Murat Theater
William Rott
John Lane
Masonic Temple
William Proctor
Style a Clash Over Fashion and Individuality on the Street
The writer laments modern fashion trends that mimic dangerous outfits and urges a legal check on how women are portrayed in public. He notes street scenes show uniform looks that erase individuality and concern about police and ambulances responding to risky styles.
Fashion Magazine promises spring styles and sewing patterns
Readers are urged to order the new Spring Fashion Magazine from The Times Fashion Bureau. The issue features women misses and children styles, beauty tips, hairdressing, dressmaking hints, and illustrated articles. Price 10 cents. pattern No 3129 offers sizes 40 to 48 with yardage details, order by mail with 10 cents in stamps.
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Fashion Magazine
Times Pashion Bureau
Fifth Avenue
New York City
N.Y
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Beromes
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Sire
W. A. Davia
Highland Street
Downers Grove
L. I. Bomberger
Glendale Park
Washington, D. C
Hammond D. A. R
National Continental Congress
M. D. Morrig
Otto Rave
N. V. Owen
Bedford
Ind
Mr. Owen
Esllcreat’ Golf Club
Edmund Clesvenger
Forest Avenus
Pneumonifm
Harriet L. Durkin
Jackson, Hammond
Security Benefit Association
Topeka
Kan
Julia Pagett
Hessville
St. Margaret's Hospital
Stanley Gillespie
Lannes-Gillespie Orchestra
Lafayette
W 4. Ruark
Torrence Avenue
Gillespie
G BH Austin
Willdwood Road
Martinaville
Woodmar Bridge
Heer
All Sainte Dramatic and Social Club
Daughters of
Isabella
C Hall
Hs Organization
Doh Brehm
Jamen Hickes
Woca
Christin Church
Yoow
G. A
Walter Harman
Board of Directors
A. F. Bohrer
Enesta
Bridge
Pinochia
Banco
Hammond Symphony
Oe Club
St. Casimir's Club
Misa Settle Burket
Helen Badowski
Ziggle Hanns
Hildebranski
Bob Lewandowak
Beauty and Larber Shop
State Street
Rebekahs
Nellie Dawson
Catholic Central
Patricia Todd
Todd
van Burren Avenue
Patricia Ann
Patricia
Mary Catharine Norris
Mary Catherine Norris
Frances Norris
Marylin Shilo
Eda Todd
Betty Mae Walker
Mary Jane Dudleyson
Shneider
Mos
Shneider’s Beauty Parlor
State ST
FUR Shop
H. Nabel
Herman Avenue
Alma Archer
Paul To Iiver
Akring
Funy
Renee Eeeweeweeny
Lafayette P. VT. A
Lincoln Club
Deutsche Frauen Verein
Bunco
Indiana
Sohl Streets
Nice Prizes
United Presbyterian Church
Pepin
Leona Krieger
Edward C. Minas CO
Beauty Salon
PHOND
Prosperity Cleaners
Calumet and Plummer Donkey and Harrison
Hohman Ave
New Yorks
Helen Willians
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