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Newspaper

Gary Evening Times

Location

Gary, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Oct 24, 1932

Page

2

East Chicago Council Deliberates Civil Budget Tonight

East Chicago city council plans a statement on revising the civil city budget to meet a 96 cent tax levy imposed by the county board of tax review. Remonstrances from the Taxpayers Association and independent group challenge higher costs, while Lions Club warns an early balance may dismiss.

East Chicago East Chicago Pax Payers’ Association East Chicago Lions’ Club Lions’ Club Tax Payers’ Association Independent Remonstrances Hammond Gary William H. Donovan Finance Committee State Board of Accounts Andrew Babinscak

Hungarians Hold Monster Mass Meetings

Hundreds of Hungarian residents marched from City Hall Park to Szabo's hall for a mass meeting to pledge loyalty to American ideals. The event raised a substantial relief fund for Hungarians, with William A. Fury and city officials including Andrew Rooney Mayor T. W. O'Connor and City Judge Michael Harran addressing the gathering.

City Hall Park Szabo’s Hall William A. Fury East Chicago Hungary United States Andrew Rooney T. W. O'Connor Michael Harran

New Democratic Club Organizes Roosevelt Garner Effort

Mrs. Flora Gray hosts a Roosevelt Garner club meeting at her home with officers elected: Flora Gray president, W. W. Chambers vice president, Mary Odham secretary, Emma Gray treasurer. Jack Ricch presides as temporary chair, plans to assign a worker to each half block to canvass precincts before the election. Twenty nine members enrolled. next meeting planned for Wednesday October 27.

Roosevelt Garner Flora Gray 22Nd Precinct W. W. Chambers Mary Odham Emma Gray Jack Ricch Young People’s Roosevelt Garner Club B. H. Springs Thomas Bell Gray Chicago

East Chicago Social and Personal News Highlights

Dr J V Sanovik visiting his mother Mrs A Sanovik at 4715 Melville Ave from Mercy Oshkosh internship. Mr and Mrs Gazdik of Melville Ave and Mr and Mrs Holem of Parrish Ave hosted Frank Holem at their cottage at Kuntz Lake for a day trip with about 10 friends. Mrs Louis Kraft at 4110 Euclid Ave was taken to St Catherine's Hospital for medical care. Various names listed among friends and residents appear in society notes.

J. V. Sanovik Mercy Hospital Oshkosh, Wis Chicago A. Sanovik Melville Avenue Joseph Gazdik Harry Holem Parrish Avenue Frank Holem Kuntz Lake Louis Kraft Euclid Avenue St. Catherine's Hospital

Friends of Mrs McAuslan Noted for Improvement

Friends of Mrs. James R. McAuslan of Northcote Avenue report she is considerably improved after a serious illness at St. Catherine's Hospital last week. Mr and Mrs A L Mack of Grand Boulevard attended church services at the Chicago Gospel Tabernacle where Rev Paul Rader spoke about The Hand of the Lord Working in This Time of low mood. Rader's daughter Miss W Rader, a missionary in Africa, also spoke on her work there.

James R. McAuslan Northcote Avenue St. Catherine’s Hospital A. L. Mack Grand Boulevard Chicago

Breclaw Baby Born at St Catherine's Hospital

Mr and Mrs Jack Breclaw of 5036 Walsh Avenue welcomed a baby daughter at 2 30 yesterday afternoon at St Catherine's hospital.

Jack Breclaw Walsh Avenue St. Catherine's Hospital

Mrs Florence Smith to Speak at East Chicago Woman's Club

Mrs Florence Busse Smith former head of home economics at Iowa State Teachers College Ames will be guest speaker for East Chicago Woman's Club federation meeting on Tuesday evening November 1. She edits a national magazine and writes for household journals. A musical program accompanies her address on The Home Maker in the Present Changing Order. Open to all club members. A large crowd is expected.

Florence Busse Smith Iowa State Teachers College Ames East Chicago Woman's Club John G. Rossman Smith Woman's Club The Association of Household Arts

East Chicago Junior Woman's Club Plans Skating Party

The Junior Woman's Club of East Chicago schedules a skating party for tomorrow at Cozy Roller Rink Hammond. Dorothy McMills arranges details and a Shore Line Motor coach will depart LaSalle Hotel Forsyth and Chicago avenues at 7 15 to transport members to the rink. Participants include Beryl Shields and Gwendolyn.

Junior Woman's Club East Chicago Calumet Avenue Hammond Dorothy McMills Shore Line LaSalle Hotel Forsyth and Chicago Avenues Forsyth Avenue Beryl Shields Gwendolyn

Ladies Aid Plans Church Ham Supper in Harbor

The Ladies Aid society of Indiana Harbor Methodist Church met at the church last Thursday to plan a ham supper scheduled for November 5. Committees for the event have not yet been announced.

Ladies Aid Society Indiana Harbor Methodist Church

Sacred Heart Society Dance At St. John’s Cantius Hall

The Sacred Heart society of St. John’s Cantius church held its annual dance last night at the church hall. A large crowd enjoyed an evening of dancing with music provided by a local orchestra.

The Sacred Heart Society of the St. John’s Cantius Church

Tri Kappa Plans Regular Meeting Tonight at Bank Building

Miss Marjorie Fryar announces the Tri Kappa sorority will hold its regular business meeting tonight in the Community rooms of the First National Bank building. The session opens promptly at 7:80 o’clock and all members are urged to attend.

Tri Kappa Sorority First National Bank Marjorie Fryar

No Name Club Gather at Mrs Miller Home

Mrs. R. Bruce Miller of 4136 Baring Avenue will host members of the No Name club at her residence tomorrow night.

R. Bruce Miller Baring Avenue No Name Club

Pi Sigma Phi Sorority Social Tonight with Hosts

Members of the Pi Sigma Phi sorority will meet tonight for a social evening with Mrs. B C Dickey at 1815 136th Street. Assist­ing hostesses include Mrs O S Jackson and Mrs H A Forsberg. A brief business meeting led by president Mrs H G Lahr will precede final plans for the sorority Hallowe en dance and an evening of bridge. All members urged to attend.

Pi Sigma Phi Sorority B. C. Dickey 136Th Street O. S. Jackson H. A. Forsberg H. G. Lahr

East Chicago Club to Form Contract Bridge Study Group

All members of the East Chicago Woman's club are urged to attend a study group organization meeting on Tuesday evening October 25 at the club rooms. The meeting opens at 8 15 tomorrow evening with Mrs Harry Cohen in charge of the contract bridge group.

East Chicago Woman's Club Woman's Club Rooms Harry Cohen

Bridge Club Auction Leads to High Score Prizes

Members of the J. B. F. Bridge club met with Miss Ruth Cohen of Hammond on Friday evening. Bridge provided the entertainment as Ruth Bush and Fannie Givel won prizes for high score. A two course luncheon followed. The group will reconvene in two weeks at Miss Helene Newman’s home in Hammond.

J. B. F. Bridge Club Ruth Cohen Hammond Ruth Bush Fannie Givel Helene Newman

Alumni Dramatic League Holds First Meeting of Season

The Alumni Dramatic League met Friday evening October 22 at Miss Mary Haizen’s home 3508 Elm Street. It was the group’s first gathering of the season and members are eager to resume fall and winter activities. During the week of October 24 the or-

Alumni Dramatic League Mary Haizen Elm Street

Alumni Dramatic League Plans Chicago Theater Trip

Under Mrs. Helen Golder sponsorship the group will visit Chicago to see Reunion in Vienna at the Erlanger theater presented by Theater Guild, Inc. The Alumni Dramatic League had active membership last year and expects more alumni to join this year. A meeting is set for Wednesday October 26 at Mrs. Helen Golder's Sunny Side Addition home.

Ganization Helen Golder Chicago Vienna Erlanger Theater Theater Guild, Inc Alumni Dramatic League Sunnyside Addition

P. C. Charity Dance Set by East Chicago Congregation

Plans for the second annual P. C. charity dance sponsored by the Pesach Cohen congregation of East Chicago are under way. The event is scheduled for Sunday, November 6 at the East Chicago Elks temple ballroom with a broad public response anticipated. The program will feature candidates from all parties, though the congregation does not endorse any party and will host a post dance meet and greet with the candidates two days after the event.

Pesach Cohen East Chicago

Aged Woman Struck by Auto on Broadway and Hemlock

Mrs. Elizabeth Recktous, 72, of 1702 Broadway, sustained painful bruises and minor head cuts after being hit by a car at Broadway and Hemlock yesterday afternoon. The driver, Mike Laskoff of 2016-136th Street, was turning left when the collision occurred. She was taken home and medical aid was summoned.

Elizabeth Recktous Broadway Hemlock Streets Hemlock Street Mike Laskoff 136Th Street

Car in Mark Ditch Near Mark Fountain In Indiana Harbor

Indiana Harbor police try to identify occupants after a Franklin sedan with Pennsylvania plates is found in a ditch near the Mark fountain on Dickey road. The upside down car shows night accident damage and is towed to the Mark garage.

Indiana Harbor Franklin Pennsylvania Mark Fountain Dickey Road

Judge Smith to Speak at Twin City Republican Meet

Judge Martin Smith of the Lake Criminal court will be principal speaker at a Twin City Woman's Republican club meeting at the Lyric theater tomorrow night. Mayor T W O'Connor is among the speakers. the program begins at 7:30 with a good musical program announced by the committee.

Martin Smith the Lake Criminal Court Twin City Woman's Republican Club Lyric Theater T. W. O’connor

Democratic Tea Party Held by Roumanian American Club

The Roumanian American Democratic club of Indiana Harbor hosted a tea party at 3422 Guthrie Street drawing over four hundred attendees. Speakers included candidates Wm. T. Schulte Martin J. Downey T Jos Sullivan Wm J Murray Ray F Holley Joseph E Finerty Andrew Hofman and Chas Baran with additional remarks by Brad ford Glazebrook Dr Anthony Forszt and Dr Lazar Josif.

Democratic Club Indiana Harbor Guthrie Street Wm. T. Schulte Martin J. Downey T. Jos. Sullivan Wm. J. Murray Ray F. Holley Joseph E

Democratic Rally at Washington High School

A democratic rally is scheduled for Thursday October 27 1932 at 8 o clock at Washington High School. The event will feature many distinguished democratic leaders as speakers.

Washington High School

Democratic Meet Tonight by Young People's Democratic Club

The Young People's Democratic club meets at 3427 Michigan avenue with A. P. Twyman as principal speaker on Democratic ideals. Candidates Finerty and Egan for county/state offices, Downey and J. Clynn for state roles, and others will speak. President Jack Reich will preside as committees report.

Young People’s Democratic Club Michigan Avenue A. P. Twyman Democratic Party Joseph E. Finerty Fred Egan Martin J. Downey J. Clynn Jack Reich

Collision injures rider in Gary as cars collide near ship canal

Wyetta Duncan sustained minor injuries yesterday afternoon when a car driven by Mrs. Elizbeth Little of 2473 Washington Street Gary collided with a parked machine owned by Joe Valek of 1910 Front Street Whiting on Dickey Road near the ship canal bridge.

Wyetta Duncan Elizabeth Little Washington Street Gary

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