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AV 'I V* VV I'3. Gremmel are the university.loir families Hv« of Eagle Creek,Lorraine Howard, Dixon Barr, Carrol Cottlngham, John Held, Sally Betty and Jimmy Bullock, Boyd Connor, Betty Miller and Jommy and Ann Letsinger.ollowed the cere-graduate of the ol, ha.^ been em-ce of Goldblatt'sis a graduate of gh school, is a nerchant. trip through In-r. and Mrs. Shorr s groom's parentsme.N'CE NOV. 34 nblers, a seven-3m Indiana Har-he music for the 24, sponsored byizes will be given assured.i Is chairman of he is assisted by Mrziok, Steve , Kaminsky,fTZEL HOMEmow3 and decorations itereat of the tea m at the home of tzel, 1824 Central neflt of Mrs. Ida cher In Peiping,Invited to attend jon between the p. m.STY TO MEET EtROWety of the Sacred 1 meet tomorrow ck in the school! the parrish are as plans for the 1 be completed.REHEARSE[GHTmrlsters will meet ?ht at 7:30 o'clockr KftllHPLOVELY PARTY HONORS ELEANOR QUBECKMonday evening, October 25, the Community house was the scene of h pretty party honoring Miss Elea* nor Qubeck who will become the bride of Edward Shisalak on Nov, 22, Hostesses were the bride-to-be's mother, Mrs, Steve Qubeck and the prospective groom's sister, Mrs, P. Holman,During the evening the guestsplayed bunco and pinochle and theprizes in the former were presentedto Mrs. Harry Kender‘and Mrs, J.J. Chilla, and Mrs, “W. Augustine,Mrs, Catherine Green and Mrs, Cecile Skinner received the pinochle awards.After a delicious luncheon was served to the hundred guests, Miss Qubeck displayed her beautiful gifts placed on a large table with a decorated cellophane parasol as the centerpiece.The wedding of Miss Qubeck and Mr. Shisslak will be solemnized at the St. John Catholic church.ROYAL NEIGHBORS MEET TOMORROWEvergreen camp of Royal Neighbors will meet tomorrow afternoon at 2 o’clock in the small hall of the Slovak home,Plana will be completed to attend the district mooting to be held Wednesday in Hammond Tomorrow evening the group will hftvo a Halloween party at the Slovak home.CRIFFITHMitt Evelyn GovtrtAn opi?n executive meeting of the American Legion auxiliary will be held at the home of Mrs. Nick Fagen of Dyer on Monday evening,for several days.Beginning another week meetings at the Robertsdale Ei gelical church this evening and continue until Friday even Every one Is cordially invited attend these meetings with the cal pastor Rev, Schaffer presldUESSVILLEA a Phntte—WkVPfirrte—Highland 221Mrs. Sophie Anderson of ifornia has spent the past v visiting with old friends in H viile, Before moving to Califoi Mrs, Anderson was a local i dent for several yean and scores of friends here.Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Johnson children returned to their hom-Arkansas avenue Friday, aftei enjoyable visit with relative! southern Illinois.Friends of Mrs. Lydia Rich will be happy to know that she Improved in condition after b confined to her home on Ma street with Illness.Mr. and Mrs, William Zook children of Black Oak motore Valparaiso Saturday, where * spent the week-end with frii and relatives.Mr. and Mrs. Joe Gertz, whc sided for many years on Dela\ avenue, have moved to High and are now residing In their home at 2720 Wicker avenue.Mr. and Mrs. Paul Shaeffer daughter, Ellen, motored to cago Saturday, where they joyed the day with friends relatives.Mr. and Mrs, Earl Walker son, Earl, Jr., have moved i Hammond to 8550 Arkansas nue. They were formerly resid of 173rd street in Hessville.Many parents of Girl Scout Troop 20 motored to* Hamn Sunday afternoon, where they tended the Scouts Own prog presented at Hammond High a torium.Mr. and Mrs. Bert Smith children of Parrish avenue tored to Michigan City Sim where they attended a birtln
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Hammond Times
Hammond, Indiana, US
Mon, Nov 01, 1937
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