The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-05-27
WHITING NEWS
Funeral of D. St. John.

row at p. m. The funeral Will be In |
in charge of Hammond commandery. |
Knights of Templars which was Mr.. |
St. Johns request. The whiting Ma
sonic Blue lodge will also attend in
body.
The services will be preached by
Rev. Manfred c. Wright at the Meth
odist church at 2 p. m, and at the Oak
Hill cemetery, Hammond, where the
interment will take place, the Knights
Templar will hold their services.
Mr.. st. John is an old resident of
Whiting, and his funeral will undoubt-
eddy be one of the largest ever held in
this city.
John Moore. Jr., son of Mr.. and Mrs.
John B. Moore, of Cleveland avenue.
who is at the South Chicago hospital,
is getting along satisfactorily and ex-
poets to be able to come home by Sun
day. The little fellow underwent an
operation for an abscess back of his
ear Owing to its being near the base
of the brain. it required immediate at
tention.
Gus Emmel has returned from Ala
bama. where he has spent the winter.
Mrs. Emmel expects to return to
Whiting in July.
Aunt Tilly," who has been very i'll
at ST. Andrews Society for Old peo-
pie, Chicago, is reported as being
slightly improved.
A party, consisting of Mr. and Mrs
Frank n. Gavit, Mrs. l. H. Mattern,
Mrs. John C. Hall and George T. Gray,
took an automobile trip to Gary.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kadow of Schrage ave
nue. are entertaining their daughter,
Mrs T. P. Lesser, and children of
Franklin, Pa.
The parents and friends of the pub
! lie school were given an opportunity
on Tuesday afternoon to learn the
progress which has been made in the
musical line in the school during this
year
The entertainment was given by the
pupils and teachers of the first seven
grades of the school.
| The program rendered was as fol-
lows:
Salute to the Flag ....,...... .Gaynor
Miss Melvin, First Grade.
| (a) The Baby Moon. Selected
(b) Sweeping and busting. 49,. Gaynor
Miss Younkin, First Grade.
(a)b Indian Lullaby. From Hiawatha
! CD Cradle Song. Selected
Miss Tull. First Grade.
(a) Spring Song ........,.... Selected
CD The Brownies. ....... Gaynor
Miss Smith, Second Grade.
The Slumber Boat. ...........G aynor
Second Grade. ..-........ Miss McMinn
Solo: Spinning Song. -. .Rheinberger
Harold Milligen, Third Grade.
Wake Says the Sunshine. 49,. Selected
Miss Barbour. Third Grade
The Birds Nest. ...........G aynor
Miss Bonham, Third Grade.
Miss Gray. Fourth Grade.
| (a) Listen to the Bells. ...... Selected
OBJ The Moon Boat. ......M. Lansen
Miss Roberts. Sixth Grade.
The Shell. ............... J. NJ. Adams
Miss G. Allen, Fourth Grade.
(a) The Land of Promise. s A. Ward
The Merry Milkmaids Old English Tune
Miss Barbour. Third Grade.
The Land of the Free. ...... Hubbard
Miss Keife. Seventh Grade.
(a) Good Night Song of the River.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Mozart
OBJ The Blacksmith. ........ Remser
Miss Schoenemann. Sixth Grade
Solo: The Frog. ...............G aynoI
Joseph Duggan, Second Grade.
Lily Bells Ring. ............ Edmunds
Miss B. Allen. Fifth Grade.
The Old Saber ............. Offenbacf
Miss Baker. Seventh Grade.
The children all did their parts well
and the success of the affair reflected
much credit upon the teachers as vel
as the musical director, Miss Reherd
Mrs. David Deece of New York ave
nue. was the guest of her sister, Mrs
Frank Fields, at her home in Wes
! Pullman yesterday.
Mrs. NJ. Helman Of One Hundred and
Nineteenth street and New York ave
nue. yesterday received word of the
death of her father, Joseph Eastman
which occurred at the home of his son
? in Cleveland, o. Mr.. Eastman, whC
was 70 years old, was a G. A. R. veter
an. He had made his home for man,
years with Mrs. Holman until only re
Gently when he went to Cleveland. Thu
message informing Mrs. Holman of tn
death of her father was delayed il
been received by her just two hour
! prior to the time of the funeral, max
ing it impossible for her to reach Their
in time.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs J. Curran o
= John street on Tuesday evening. sor
s Mr. and Mrs. Theodore stearn o
= South Chicago were guests of Whiting
\ relatives on Tuesday
Miss Relia Petzele of East Chicag
d was the guest of Misses Helen Migat
and Lillian Gervitz.
John Kowal was arrested yesterda
for assault and battery upon the per
son Of his cousin. Jack KowaL Whe
arraigned before the magistrate h
was fined SIS. and upon payment, wa
Il released.
f Miss Katie McEniT of Whiting ha
been engaged as vacation operator
G the Hammond Telephone exchange.
d The regular prayer meeting of til
v Methodists will be held this evening
The resignation of Miss Nellie Nc
y Anley of Indiana Harbor, who has bee
employed as telephone operator in tn
=. local telephone exchange, took effec
= last night. Miss McAnley has bee
- an accommodating and efficient opel
, ator and the patrons are sorry to los
her The vacancy is filled bv Miss Nj