The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-03-01
WHITING NEWS


ter spending few days visiting with I
their Whiting relatives. Mr.. and Mrs. |
Keilman were accompanied to Chicago |
by the formers brothers. Messrs. Emil |
Andrew and Eberhard Keflman.
Basketball-Bessemer Park senior |
team at East Chicago Wednesday |
night lat |
Mesdames NJ Schaefer and Joseph |
Scherr were South Chicago visitors
yesterday.
Mrs. Oscar Goldsmith was a Chicago
visitor yesterday.
Mrs. Bert Miller and Mrs James Nc
Fadden spent Sunday visiting at the
home of Miss Alice Farley in Engle-
wood.
Mrs. Keefe of Central avenue left
last night for clean, N Y, to attend
the funeral Of an old friend, Mrs Nc
! Mahan of that city
The furniture of John Langmeyer of
Ohio avenue was shipped to Martins
Vile, ILL.,, yesterday. Mrs Langmeyer
and daughter, Miss Margaret, and son,
| Alfred. will leave for Martinsville in
about one week
Arnold Exton has gone to Iowa
where he will work until the fall, when
he will again resume his studies at
Purdue university
Miss Wanda Buczkowski spent Sum
day as the guest of relatives in Chica-
| go.
The w. F. M. A. of the NJ. E. church
VIII celebrate their fifth anniversary
tonight. Miss Martin, the Standard
Bearers leader, of China will be in at
| tendance, as also will be Mrs F. N
Sheets, who has just returned from
time she visited many missions
Messrs. Leo Holman and Carl Swan
son of Gary spent Sunday visiting at
the home of the formers parents in
One Hundred and Nineteenth street
| Messrs. Leonard Manner and Henry
Harms have gone to Chicago Heights
to take positions as boilermakers
/ Fred r. Abbott of Harvey, ILL.,, was
the guest Of Whiting friends on Sun
day night.
The funeral of Mrs. Elizabeth Holt
will be held from the home of her son,
William Stenhouse. on Pennsylvania
| avenue, tomorrow, services will be
preached at the family residence at
| p. M. Interment will be at Hammond
Mrs. Arthur O'Connor and Mrs Nc
Gregor of Hammond were the guests
of Mrs. Charles Cole of Fred street
yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wellington Milligan
have purchased a farm in Michigan and
intend moving there within the next
two weeks.
The funeral of stanislaus Bolak. who
was found dead in bed at his boarding
house in Schrage avenue, was held
yesterday morning. Services were
J preached by Rev. Felix Seroczynski
at st. Adalbert's church. Interment
was in West Hammond. Bolak, who
Is 3S years old, is survived by his
wife and two children, who are in
Europe
The largest Polish funeral ever held
in Whiting took place yesterday, when
Roman Szudinski. aged SIS years, was
laid to rest. Mr.. Szudinski was for
many years a resident of Whiting, and
only short time ago moved to Otis
Ind His death occurred in ST An
; thongs hospital, in Michigan City, or
Saturday. The remains were brought
, to Whiting to the home of the broth
1 er of the deceased, julius Szudinski
3 Solemn requiem mass was celebrated
t at st. Adalberts church at 10 a. M. bx
Rev. Julian Skrzypinski of New Car.
: Isle, Ind, nephew of the deceased
Rev. Emmanuel Wrobel of Hammond
! przykowski. the parish priest, acted
mon was preached by Rev. Alexandel
Buechler of Otis, Ind. Other priests il
attendance were Rev. Peter Budnik O.
East Chicago, Rev. Anthony Stoch
owiak of Indiana Harbor and Rev Johr
b. Berg of Whiting. Interment was IL
the Polish cemetery in Hammond TIL.
. pail-bearers. who were all intimat,
friends of Mr.. Szudinski, were: Joh1
Buczkowski, Constantine Frankowski
Walter Bukowski, John Stanich. Law
renee Petzold and Casimir Petzold. Mr.
Szudinsi is survived by his wife, Mrs
:, Mary Szudinski and his one brother
: Julius Szudinski.
= Wells Won Albade of East Chicag,
was the geust of Charles D. Gamer O,
: Sunday.
Mamie Bernstein of One Hundred an,
!, Nineteenth street was able to return
, to school yesterday after an illness o
: several weeks with whooping cough
= Mr. and Mrs. Louis Gordon of Tol
lesion spent yesterday with Within,
relatives and friends
- Several young ladies from Within,
will go to Indiana Harbor tonight t.
h attend a party at the home of Mis-
a Marie Mylott, at which Miss Iren
Carringer will be the guest of honor
Herman F. Water leaves tonight 70
= Florida to look up a location with
view to moving his family there.
r. Several Whiting people will atten
recital given by Mrs. Paradise at tn
~ Bessemer Assembly hall, in South Chi
n cago. on tomorrow evening
The Whiting Municipal club held it
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