The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-03-02
WHITING NEWS
Funeral of Miss Waldorf.

! nAO4d al VI MISS waldorf,
The funeral of Miss Minnie waldorf
was held on Sunday afternoon from
the German Evangelical church in IN
diana boulevard. The services. which
were preached by Rev Alberding. were
IN German, and was one of the best
funeral sermons ever preached in this
city, bringing tears to the ewes of the
many persons who had congregated in
the little church. The pall-bearers
were six young ladies, dressed in white
who were members of the confirmation
class Of the deceased, who were con
flrmed three years ago They we're
Misses Elma Lotz, Alma Water. Emma
smith, Selma Ehlers, Anna Falkenthal
and Lucy Koch
The interment took place in Oak Hill
cemetery, Hammond.
Miss Minnie Waldorf was born In
Cleveland, O.. in April. 1891 When but
a small child she moved to Whiting
with her parents. She has always been
very popular and most loved by her
large circle OF friends. Her illness
has lasted over a period of one year,
and during this time she has been at
tended by the best CT physicians, but in |
spite or all her parents could do tuber- |
colosis has claimed another victim
The loss to her parents is almost too |
great 70 bear. for in her death they |
have lost their eldest daughter. In |
their profound grief they have the !
sympathy Of their host of Whiting |
friends. The beautiful floral tributes |
told OF the high esteem in which she |
was held
Besides leaving her grief-stricken
parents, Miss Waldorf is survived by
one sister, Martha. and three broth
ers, William, Charles and August Wal
dorf.
Mr.. Phillip Harr. Mr. and Mrs. John
Harr and Miss Emma Harr, all of Al
ton, Ill, We're here to attend the flu
neral of their niece and cousin, Miss
Minnie Waldorf.
Mrs. Joseph Vachs has returned from
ST. Margaret's hospital, where she was
with serious case of pneumonia.
Miss Susie Gehrke of Hammond Wis
tied relatives here yesterday.
Mrs. William Smith of Gary was
Whiting visitor yesterday.
Mrs. Rose Connors is the guest of
Mrs Margaret Quigley of John street.
James J. Nedu was in the county
seat yesterday on business.
Mrs. Mary Gehrke of Hammond was
a Whiting visitor on Sunday. attend
ing the funeral of Miss Minnie Wal
dorf.
Miss Bessie Naef returned to High
lands yesterday after spending the
weekend with her parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Naef of Sheridan avs
aue.
William stoll visited his father, Ad-
I'M ston. at St Margarets hospital.
Hammond, Sunday. Mr. Ston is the G. I
r. veteran who broke his leg on
Christmas night while falling off
lightly tilted chair. The leg seems
o knit very slowly, owing to his ad 6
ranced age. but 1t is thought in the !
md that he will come out all right as
lie is now able to be around some with !
he aid of crutches I
Charles Hannephin returned to Chi
yesterday after visiting with his e
parents, Mr.. and Mrs John Hanne-
hin. '
Mr. and Mrs. John Nyhoff and chill L
lren Of Gary were the guests of the
alters parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Henry h
fillmurray of Sheridan avenue. a
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Pfnks and fam J
ly are planning to move to Genesseo.
H. Mr. PinkS kept the Pinks' farm ii
n Sheffield avenue and kept a dairy II
hey are pioneer residents and their
riends are sorry to learn of their de- Y
arturo.
The Misses Anna. Lydia. Elma and
cora Lotz of Riverside were here Sun r
ay to attend the funeral Of Miss Min e
lie Waldorf
A dog belonged to Mrs. c. App was q
truck by street car yesterday and
ltting off his front legs, it was neces-
airy to have the animal shot by Officer
mmel
Messrs. Verne Eaton and Roy Wolf II
ere East Chicago visitors Sunday aft l.
moon.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Baker of Fisch- u
lpp avenue saw THE Time. Place and III
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