The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-04-07
WHITING NEWS
Christening Function.


The christening of the little son Of
MI and Mrs. Haman of Central ave
nue. took place on Sunday. The child
was named Arthur Henry Otto the
sponsors being Miss Winnie Hammond.
Mr.. Henry Hammond and Mr.. Otto
Mahlitz. Those present for the func
ton were: Mrs. Haman from Ham
mond. Mr.. and Mrs. Haman from the
East Side. Mr.. and Mrs. Mahlitz, Mrs.
Volkman of Whiting, Miss Hannah
and August Haman-all from Ham
mond.
Mrs Anna Paul and children visited
! with Mr.. and Mrs. Roehble in Ham
mond.
Mrs. John Langmyer and daughter.
Margaret. were in Chicago yesterday.
Frank Buczkowski of Gary was
guest at the home of his brother. Hen
ry Buczkowski of Fischrupp avenue,
yesterday
Mrs. William Walker of Sheridan
avenue was in Chicago on Monday.
Miss Anna Slower of Ohio avenue has
been on the sick list the past few days.
Miss Rosalie Greenwaid entertained
the Misses Almirah Morse and Blanche
Pecenv, and Messrs. Joseph Peceny of
this city and Raymond Jones and Chas.
Haight of East Chicago at her home in
! Sheridan avenue.
ME- and Mrs. Lymburner and family
moved from Ohio avenue to Englewood
yesterday. Mr.. Lymburner will CON
tinue his work at the Standard Oil com
pany
The Misses Helen o'Hara and Joseph
| Inc Jewett seniors in the Whiting high
| school. have withdrawn for the purpose
of taking the normal training course
at Valparaiso university.
The funeral of Darrell, the three
months-old son of Mr.. and Mrs Henry
Buczkowski, who died at their home
/ in Fischrupp avenue on Saturday even
4 ing after only one days illness with
acute meniangitis of the brain was held
yesterday. The funeral services were
preached by Rev. John B. Berg at the
Sacred Heart church at $3.50 a. m. In
terment took place in Greenwood ceme-
| terry Hammond. The sympathy of the
community is with Mr.. and Mrs. Bucz-
kowski in their bereavement, this being
their first and only child.
Rev. Manfred c. Wright of the
l,Methodist church is expected home to-
morrow from Plymouth, Ind, where he
has been assisting Rev. Warning of that
city in conducting revival meetings.
The children who compose the mem
bership of the Kings Heralds and
Home Guards society will give an en-
teTtainment this evening In the Metho-
dist church. It promises to be a very
Interesting affair as some of the chill
dren will represent foreign missionaries
and others will be dressed in Indian
suits, and give a reproduction of some
famous compact between the Indians
and a home missionary There will
also be choruses, dialogues and recita-
tons, with violin and a piano solo by
some of the small talented members.
Martin Pokraka was arrested for
committing an assault upon John Debel
a fellow boarder, in their boarding
house at One Hundred and Twenty
first street and New York avenue.
Pokraka was placed under $50 bonds
and will appear before Judge Jones
this evening for trial.
Otto Dahlke has resigned his position
4 with the Matson dairy, and returned to
his home in Chesterton, Ind. James
Mcnamara is his successor.
The Masonic band will make their
debut in their new uniforms. which
they have just received, when they APP
pear at the Whiting rink on Thursday
night, when they will furnish music
for the roller skating
CARD OF THANKS.
We wish to express our heartfelt
thanks to those who so kindly assist
ed US during the Illness and death OF
our beloved son, Darrell. and also fol
the beautiful floral offerings
MR.. AND MRS. II. BUCZKOWSKI,
Fischrupp avenue.
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