Mrs Cahill 88 Dies at Daughter's Home
Mrs Margaret Cahill 88 longtime Whiting resident died after a brief illness at her daughter's residence 1729 Sheridan avenue Whiting. Survived by five children, 16 grandchildren and seven great grandchildren. Funeral from the daughter’s home Monday with a solemn requiem high mass at Sacred Heart church 9 a.m. Interment Mount Olivet Chicago.
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Whiting
Margaret Cahill
Sheridan Avenue
Cahill
Clonakilty
Cork
Ireland
Mary McCarthy
Gerald Stack
Edward
Patrick Cahill
Julia Cahill
Sterling Colorado
Sacred Heart Church
Mount Olivet Cemetery
Chicago
Funeral services for Robert H. Wilson
Robert H. Wilson 59 a longtime Robertsdale resident died Thursday night after an operation at Jackson Park Hospital Chicago. Funeral services are set Monday at 1 30 pm at Whiting Methodist Church with Rev A S Warginer and Rev Hall officiating. Interment will be in a Hammond cemetery.ვალ
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Whiting
Robert H. Wilson
Robertsdale
115Th Street
A. S. War‘giner
Hall
Michigan City
Ind
Wilson
Hammond
Jackson Park Hospital
Chicago
Chicago Man Sent to Farm for 60 Days
John Earl Howdy of South Chicago was sentenced to 60 days on the penal farm after being tried in Whiting city court for breaking into Frank Allison grocery at 1912 New York avenue. Judge Charles S. Perel fined him 25 dollars plus costs, or 35 total, after officers Vidovich and Adam caught him attempting to jimmy the door.
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Whiting
John Earl Howdy
Chicago
Frank Allison
New York Avenue
Charles S. Perel
Perel
Howdy
Lawrence Vidovich
George Adam
Women Face Men in Whiting Bowling Showdown
Five women from the Whiting Woman's Bowling league challenge five top men from the Class A league in a Community Center match tomorrow night at eight. Captain John Matis leads the male team while Miss Helen Cheur heads the women.
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Whiting
Whiting Woman's Bowling League
John Matis
Helen Cheur
Whiting Clubs Plan Benefit Pinochle Tonight
The Whiting lodge Loyal Order of Moose hosts a benefit banco and pinochle party at 8 p m in the Community Center. Admission via cash or canned goods supports Christmas gifts for the needy.
Whiting Woman's Club Extends Dues Payment Deadline
The Whiting Woman's Club board voted to extend the annual dues payment time to January at their last meeting. The annual Christmas party for members' children will be held Friday evening December 16 at the Community Center. Each child should bring a 10 cent gift wrapped and marked for boy or girl for distribution to poorer children. Mrs. George Chase and her committee are planning a delightful program.
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Community Center
James Judson
Cleveland -Alue
Bridge
Evergreen
Royal Neighbors
Sylvia Conroy
Oracle
Florence Sass
Ann Boland
Mary Janos
Amelia Klose
Elsie Overman
Elizabeth Glasheen
Marshall
Olive Welch
Ann Pleis
Inter Sentinel
Rose Koontz
Outer Sentinel
Ella Fudenski
Beta Gamma Upsilion
Illiana
Red Cross
Fred Lucas
Walter Wichhorst
William Bater
Lillian
Jessie Bonham
Dereen Lawler
Central Avenue
St. Catherine's Hospital
Jule Brosnan
Sacred Heart Hall
The
Whiting Woman's Club
George Chase
Whiting Church News and Sunday Schedule
Primary listings for Whiting First Evangelical First Methodist Episcopal and Community Church of Christ. Includes service times with sermons on sacrifice fellowship Jesus and Myself and Leisure and Stewardship themes. Evening services feature guest speaker Elmer Jones and gospel music for all ages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Methodist Episcopal
Alfred S. Warriner
Sheridan Avenue
Jesus
Elmer Jones
Ees
Epworth League
First Church of Christ Scientist at Temple Place Service
Sunday service at 11 a.m. on God the Preserver of Man with Sunday school at 9:30 a.m. Wednesday testimony meeting at 8 p.m. Reading room open Tuesday and Friday 2–5 and 7–9 p.m. Also Sunday 10–1:45 a.m. and Wednesday 7 p.m. Public invited to attend and visit reading room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Church OF Christ, Scientist Masonic Temple
Temple Place
God
Preserver of Man
Plymouth Congregational Church Service Schedule
Dr. F T Mayer-Oakes pastor leads morning worship at 10 45 with sermon on The Distinguished Greatness of the Christian Religion Church school meets 9 30 and E society gathers at 6 30 in the church parlor
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plymouth Congregational
F. T. Mayer-Oakes
E. Society
Free Methodist Sermon Schedule Shows Moorhouse Visit
Rev. C N Schumaker pastor at 1549 Fischrupp Avenue hosts a Saturday 7 30 pm sermon. Sunday school 9 30 am. Quarterly love feast 10 39 am. Rev H F Moorhouse of LaPorte Indiana preaches 11 15 am. Communion 12 noon. People's praise 7 pm. Evangelistic sermon 7 45 pm.
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C. N. Schumaker
Fischrupp Avenue
H. FE. Moorhouse
LaPorte
Ind
Moorhouse
Church of the Nazarene Sunday notices at 1830 Indianapolis Blvd
Rev F E Cole pastor invites to Sunday school at 9 39 with Porter Sherp as superintendent. Preaching at 7 45 PM senior youth meeting at 6 evangelistic service at 7 20 Wednesday meeting. Come and join a class or attend these meetings and bring a friend.
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Church OF the Nazarene
Indianapolis Boulevard
F. E. Cole
Porter Sherp
Fishers of Men sermon noted at First Church service
John Christopherson leads a full morning service at 9 30 with church orchestra and successive elements from devotion at 9 45 to adjournment at 11 30. Sermon at 10 15 focuses on Fishers of Men. The evening service at 7 features a youth program and large attendance expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Church OF Christ
Thelma Skellenger
Wilson family grief and local notices from Robertsdale area
Obituary notes the death of Robert H. Wilson at Jackson Park hospital after a major operation. Funeral at home Monday afternoon. Community notices include bunco event hosted by Mrs. H. Roseberry, illnesses, and American Legion auxiliary meeting with state president Mrs. Sylvia Pittman speaking. A 12 o’clock pot luck dinner followed, with seating for 101.
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Wilson
Sheffield Place
Robert H. Wilson
Jackson Park Hospital
H. Roseberry
The
Water Gardens
Bunco Club
Banco
William Canner
Atchison Avenue
Augusta Eggers
Roberts Avenue
Mary Dreeson
Chicago
American Legion Auxiliary
Sylvia Pittman
Legion
Lame Duck Session Ties and Hessville News
Congress conducts a lame duck stretch while Victor Sitnick visits Chicago with friends. Hessville residents express sympathy for Fireman Schultz and note hospital recoveries and illnesses among locals. Church events, funerals, and civic luncheon details with Purdue and Gary officials highlighted.
Crow n Point Social Roundup and Local Visits
Mrs William De Reamer and her nephew return from Hampden Virginia with plans for an extended Crown Point visit. Hobart guests Mrs Willard Lowe and daughters join Mr and Mrs Thomas Platt locally. The Chrysolite club met at Love s Party house with 16 members. prizes went to Florence Connerly and Ida Miller.
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William de Reamer
Hampden
Crown Point
de Reamer
Parramore
Willard Lowe
Margaret Ann
Susanne
Hobart
Thomas Platt
Vincent Yankey
Chrysolite Club
Love's Party House
Carie Scheidt
William Doescher
St. John
John Claussen
Claussen
Community activities highlight East Chicago Moose event
Standard Oil women escorted through candle works each guest received a tiny gold candle. Mrs. Robinson presided at the afternoon district meeting with Mrs. Pittman chairing and discussing Americanism. Guests hailed from Crown Point Gary East Chicago Hobart Hammond Lowell and Indiana Harbor. Moose bouneco party raised funds for Christmas toys at Mooseheart baby village. Prizes went to Mrs. Glasheen Victoria Molle and Mildred Maloy. Proceeds fund toys for children at Mooseheart.
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Standard Oil Company
Robinson
East Chicago
Pittman
Crown Point
Gary
Hobart
Hammond
Lowell
Indiana Harbor
Women of the Moose
Bouneco
Victoria Molle
Emma Spisak
Elizabeth Glasheen
Glasheen
Mildred Maloy
Baby Village
Mooseheart
Chicago shoppers visit and Farm Bureau official attends
Mrs Minnie Nespital Mrs Viva Childs and Junior son along with Marie Nespital and Lawrence Nespital shopped in Chicago Tuesday. Mrs Joseph Baird and son Joseph visited Crown Point Wednesday. Mrs Roger Benjaman district director attends an American Farm Bureau Federation convention in Chicago this week. Dale Knox returned from Chicago Wednesday. Friends hosted a miscellaneous shower for Mr and Mrs J M Nethery at the schoolhouse Thursday with dancing and gifts for the bride and groom. Refreshments.
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Frank Bish
Hine's Hospital
E. C. Muzzal
South Dakota
Dakota
Rosetta Smith
Muzzal
Addie Love
Vivia Childs
Meyer
South Bend
Georgia Turner
George Luck
Chicago
Charles Luck
Minot
North Dakota
Delbert Luck
Laides
Aid
Henry Meyer
Rev. Pengilley
Hebron
Leroy Folks
Minnie Nespital
Viva Childs and Son
Marie Nespital
Lawrence Nespital
Joseph Baird
Joseph
Crown Point
Roger Benjaman
First District
American Farm Bureau Federation
Dale Knox
J. M. Nethery
Local Social Notes and Bereavement Updates
Mrs. Josephine Chick and Bernard Rinkenberger visit Gibson friends. Elizabeth Lauerman returns home from Dyer after visiting relatives. Doescher funeral draws family from South Dakota and Ohio. thanks extended to supporters. Margaret Sweitzer visits Shererville and surprises E. K. Leep for his birthday. Mrs. Allan Williams recovering from influenza. William Riebold and daughters visit relatives in Highland. family now in Chicago Heights.
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Wm. Blaney
Elizabeth Lauerman
Dyer
Andy
E. K. Leep
Mr. Leep
Allan Williams
William Riebold
Highland
Riebolds
Chicago Heights
Illinois
Local residents visit towns and attend events in December
Schererville and nearby communities list residents visiting Crown Point Chicago Gary St John and Hammond for shopping and social events. St Michael's church hosted a Young Ladies Sodality medal ceremony with several priests officiating and a card and dance party planned for Sunday December 11 at St Michael's hall in Schererville.
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Joseph Risch
Crown Point
Sam Coats
Chicago
Ralph Miller
Gary
Margaret Schwertzer
St. John
Frank Gard
Hammond
St. Michael's Church
Ladies’ Sodality
Clarence Smith
Peter Thomas
Frank Place
St. Michael's Hall
Schererville
Highland social notes highlight local guests and entertainers
Mr and Mrs John Groot attended a Thursday gathering at the Bakker home in Lansing. R Wayne Cunningham and Maywood PTA hosts shared a potluck. Alumni Association program at Christian School drew a large crowd with Cora and Nick Bakker singing duets. Dick Rietveld and Paul Ronson families visited Highland. A large number of friends attended.
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John Groot
Peter Bakker
Lansing
R. Wayne Cunningham
Jewett Street
Maywood
Alumni Association of Christian School
Cora
Nick Bakker
Dick Rietveld
South Holland
Highland
Paul Ronson
Witchert
Illinois
Local Social Highlights and Sports Scores
Merrillville and Crown Point social notes recount visits from Fred Fosberry and families, funeral attendance in Chicago, and a large piano recital at Ainsworth. Crown Point Independents beat Calumet City Cornets 19 to 8 in Calumet City gym. Mrs. Ella Demmon underwent hospital surgery and was reported resting well.
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Fred Fosberry
Wisconsin
Chicago
Lydia Zavers
Fred
William J. Hyde
Darrow
Darrows
Turkey Creek
Clifford Underwood
Hammond
Joe Derrenbecker
Anna Smith
Gary
J. F. Steltz
William G. Woods
Vances
Crown Point Independente
Cornets
Calumet City
Ella Demmon
Mercy Hospital
George Franze
Hessville Social Event and Visits Highlight Local News
Robert Mahan left today for an extended visit with friends in New Hope Kentucky. Hessville Council and Junior Order of United American Mechanics hosted the Goddess of Liberty Council of Daughters of America in Anderson's hall with games dancing and a lunch. Miss Ora Lambing of Indiana Harbor visited Mr and Mrs Herbert Browns. Andrew Frazer returned home on Alexander Avenue.
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Robert Mahan
Ontario Avenue
Newhope
Kentucky
Hessville
Ora Lambing
Indiana Harbor
Herbert Browns
Delaware Avenue
Andrew Frazer
Alexander Avenue
Local social notes from Lansing and nearby areas
Mr and Mrs R W Kellar of LaCrosse Ind visited Charles Knipp. Ronald Gardner and family return from Kentucky. Evelyn Budge came home from Chicago. N H Long will play trombone at M E church service. M E ladies bazaar and chicken supper held, many quilts on display. brown eyed Susan quilt praised. Little Junior Crawl improving from bronchial cold. Wesley M E Sunday school teachers to be entertained at Mrs Arthur Larson. Homemakers club to meet at Ostrander home.
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R. W. Kellar
LaCrosse
Ind
Charles Knipp
Ronald Gardner
East Ridge Road
Kentucky
Evelyn Budge
Chicago
Nelson
N. H. Long
Thornton Fractional High School
M. E
O. EB. Peterson
Chicago Heights
M. E. Ladies
Brinckman
Gustav Bock
Oak Glen
Anderson
Calumet City
Hiland
Mutchler
Rochester
Patman Pushes New Bonus Bill For War Vets
Representative Wright Patman of Texas urges a December congress vote on a bonus bill allowing veterans to deposit adjusted service certificates and receive paper currency in return. Patman argues banks would lend funds and earn profits while gold reserves remain unaffected. He notes banks benefit from tax on bonds and interest, while veterans gain immediate cash payment.
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Kansas City
U. P
Wright Patman
Texas
Congress
Foreign Service
Veterans of Foreign Wars of the
United States
Patman
National City Bank of New York
Secretary of the Treasury
Treasury Department
Griffith Christmas Program At School Gym
The Griffith primary department groups prepare a Christmas program for December 23 at 1 30 pm in the Griffith school gym with a tree and Santa Claus. Parents and friends are invited to join in the children’s merrymaking. Also noted are relief clothing drives Thursdays at town hall and a Methodist church event Sunday evening.
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Vivian Heller
Elsie Wadsworth
Marie Boomershine
Griffith School
Santa Claus
Women's Relief Corps of
Griffith
Town Hall
G. L. Clore
Centenary Methodist Church
Hammond
Griffith Methodist Church
Glen Wilcox
Ruby
North Judson
Robert McFarland
King’s Daughters of the Christian Church
Gunder
Crown Point
F. A. Malmstone
O. M. Riggs
Gary Methodist Hospital
St. Joseph's Dramatic Club
St. Mary's of
Chinese Report Causes Mix Up in Geneva
League circles warn a Chinese report may cause confusion or danger amid tensions in Geneva as officials assess possible implications.
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Geneva
U.P
London council and assembly on Sino-Japanese dispute debated
In London the article explains the misinterpretation of council and assembly roles amid the Sino-Japanese conflict. Lord Hailsham says the British aim is to discuss with other council members to draft a policy for the special assembly. The council may transfer the Lytton report or have members comment, but cannot make recommendations or act on the dispute. The Chinese delegation moved to the assembly to involve world opinion, not due to lack of faith in the council.
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London
Council
Assembly
Lord Hailsham
House of Lords
Special Assembly
Lytton
Iglesias Family Named For Fatherly Labor Leader in Washington
Santiago Iglesias, Puerto Rican resident commissioner designate, leads Pan American labor ties. His seven daughters named America Victory Liberty Fraternity Equality Justice Peace and Light reflect his ideals, while sons Santiago Jr Eduardo and Manuel carry on. America manages his Washington labor office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Washington
Santiago Iglesias
Pan-America
Iglesias
America
Santiago, Jr
Eduardo
Manuel
Pan-American Federation of Labor
Samuel Gompers
William Green
American Federation of Labor
Gompers
Diego Rivera
Slump Cuts Desertions in Army as Jobs Dry Up
Major General J F Preston reports to Secretary Hurley that civil life unemployment trimmed desertions to 2800 in 1932 from 5076 in 1931. Separations by discharge and other causes fell, but court martial cases rose. Improved conditions are linked to unemployment, with more and better enlistment applicants and officers maintaining high standards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
U.P
J. F. Preston
Hurley
Preston
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Gleaners
Church of Christ
Beta Gamma Upsilon
Tri Kappa
Sigma Alpha
P. W. Galbreath
Allen Apartments
Judge Sullivan
Cleveland Avenue
S. D. A. T. Club
Elmer Mudrock
Brown Avenue
Neal
Henry Price
Whiting Church News
First Evangelical Church
H. R. Zager
Young People’s League
Nona London
Community Church OF Christ
Ralph D. Rhodes
Davis Avenue
Robertsdale Phone
Whiting 91
Missouri
Victor Sitnick
Trianon
Schultz
Walter Hartman
Risher
Alabama Avenue
J. D. Hammer
Oakmont
McAfee
Harry Greer
Miller
Edward Brumels
Arkansas Avenue
Carl Benner
Arizona Avenue
Kenton
Ohio
Missionary Society of the Christian Church
John Fansen
O. Johnson
Roy Albery
Johnsons
Iowa
Philadelphia
Ance
Warner P. Christenson
P. J. Beiriger
S. B. Woods
Hammond Chamber of Commerce
Wybie
Purdue University
C. O. Holmes
House of Representatives
Garner
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Representative Rainey
John Kumler
Jack
Des Plaines
Gail Lawson
John Sontag
East Street
Jeanette Smith
Vernon Smith
la Vergne
Walter Smith
Valparaiso
Lester Ottenheimer
Contract Club
Holton Brown
W. F. Carroll
Lloyd Cutler
Fred Young
William Schmal
Irene Biegel
Leroy
Josephine Chick
Bernard Rinkenberger
Gibson
Merrillville
V. F. W. Magazine
Hunger Army
Capitol
Bef Due Ae
Curtis
United Press
Iggy
James “Iggy
Varecha
Frank H. Jordan
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