The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-11-06

assisted me during the illness and
death of my wife, Jennie Friedman
Bernstein.
JOSEPH BERNSTEIN.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cash Vincent and |
daughter. Susan, of New York avenue,
saw Ben Hur" at the Auditorium in |
Chicago.
The wedding of Miss Annie Powell |
and John Jaros OF Gary took place at
the Slavish church, the ceremony be-
ing performed by Rev. Benedict Raj |
cany.
Mrs. F. N. Daegling of LaPorte ave-
nue. was the guest of Mrs. Eric Lund
at her home in Warren street, Ham
mond. on Thursday
Miss Bessie Walker Of New York
avenue has taken a position as oper-
ator in the Hammond telephone ex-
change.
Mrs E. Clarke and daughter of AL
ton. ILL.,. are here visiting her par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. John Wylie of New
York avenue.
Rev. F. NJ. Webster OF the Corgre-
gationa1 church, will preach next sun
day morning from the theme, The
Three Crosses" and after the sermon
new members will be received and the
Lords supper will be observed. In the
evening the theme Will be. "Oppor
tunity How Men Meet It"
The bricklayers of whiting viii give a
banquet in Goebers opera house Sun
day evening in honor OF the visiting
delegates of the bricklayers OF the IN
diana state conference. large num-
Der OF Invitations have been issued
and a big time is expected.
! The Epworth league meeting will
/ be led by D. H Boyd. The subject for
i discussion is I'm Business on Bor-
rowed Capital" Text: Luke 10: 11-27.
The contest is proving very successful.
the attendance for last Sunday being
seventy four.
Among the out-of-town people who
attended the funeral of G. A. Trowe
yesterday were his sons, Charles
Trowe of Crocker, and William Trowe
of Chicago. From Hammond were
Mrs. John Carlson and son, Lester,
Mrs. Tom Hagen and Mrs. Jacobs.
From Crocker were. Mr.. and Mrs Fred
Hockelberg. Mr.. and Mrs. Bernard
Hockelberg Mr. and Mrs. Mike Dahlke
and Mrs. Weitzel From Chesterton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Lahayn and Will
Mr.. and Mrs Charles Stein, Mr.. and
Mrs. Max Fleming, Mr.. and Mrs. Eek
stein. Mrs. Wiese. Mr.. Utasch. Mrs.
Whit, Mr. and Mrs Herman Brandt.
Mrs. Bishop, Miss Illgen. Miss Rausch,
Misses Lola and Constance Trowe.
Miss Lucy Trowe of Tracy, Ill, and
Mrs. Schrock Of McCooL
w ]. Wall, who recently went to
Martinscville. Ill. to work for the
Standard Oil company. met with an
accident in which he had his leg
broken in two places. Mr.. Wall writes
that he is now able to be around with
the aid Of crutches.
Richard o. Moose, is able to be
around again after an accident. which
broke his collar bone and his arm. Mr.
Moose who is a painter. was blown
off ladder by the wind.
Forty hours devotion will be begun
at the Polish church tomorrow morn
ing and will close on Tuesday evening
with a procession in which the schoo
children will take part. The services
will be opened by Rev. Peter Budnil
: of st. Stanislaw's church in East Chi
" cago, and will be closed by Rev. Mar
ciniak of South Bend. During these
services 1t is expected that about thir
ty priests will take part among whom
will be Rev. Joseph Lewandowski o
!. Alpena. Mich. The church will b.
! beautifully decorated with cut flow
e ers and ported plants. Mass will b.
:. from $50 to 10 a. m. Vespers will b.
held every afternoon at 8 p. m. and 7:S
4 p. m. Rosary. devotion, sermon an'
benediction will be held.
The members OF the High Schoo
: Literary society gave very pleasing
program yesterday afternoon In tn
auditorium. The high school orchestr
gave several selections and the choru
also made It's first appearance TIL
other numbers consisted OF recitations
piano solos. the high school tattler.
and taking everything into considera
ton the program was very goo
g one, and much enjoyed by all in at
it tendance.
The funeral Of Charles Curtain 0
IS Ohio avenue will be held tomorrow
% interment to be at Oakhill cemetery 1
Hammond George Curtain, brother @
|. the deceased. has been located in Colo
l. RADIO, but It is now thought to be i'm
possible for him to reach here in tim
II for the funeral.
= The funeral of G. A Trowe was he'll
yesterday from the home of his daugh
ID ter, Mrs Augusta K1ose, on One Hun
I'd dred and Nineteenth street. Intermen
to took place at Oakwod cemetery in Ham
le mond Mr.. Trowe. who was SO year
r of age, was one Of Writings oldest set
tiers as we'll as the Oldest person j
Whiting He has been around up I
about two weeks ago when he suffere
! stroke OF paralysis, which was II
= cause OF his death. He is survived b
= his daughter, Mrs. Augusta Klose. an
), two sons of this city. and one son
- Chicago, and one in Valparaiso.
-. The funeral Of Patrick Kelleher {
i John street was held yesterday. serN
ices were preached by Rev. John ]
Berg at the Sacred Heart church at 81
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