The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-01-03

The funeral of Peter Nossent was
held on Sunday afternoon. Services
were preached at the home of the de-
ceased, on Cleveland avenue. by Rev.
NJ. c. Wright of the NJ. E. church
after the services at the house. the
funeral cortege, headed by a band con-
sisting OF musicians from the American
Federation OF Musicians from Ham
mon local No. e03 and Chicago local No.
| 10. both of which the deceased was a
member, started for Oakwoods Gene
| tey, in Hammond, where the inter
ment took place. In tho funeral pro-
cession were also the members of the
| knights of Pythias and also the Odd
Fellows, the pallbearers, the floral
bearers and several cabs containing
the relatives and friends. The line OF
march was from the home on Cleve-
land avenue to One Hundred and Nine
| teenth street and down One Hundred
and Nineteenth street to Schrage ave-
nue. where two special cars took the
| lodge members, the band and others
to Hammond. From the cars the pro-
! cession was again formed and marched
to the grave, where the K. of p and
| also the L. o. O. F. conducted their reg
ular funeral services over the remains
d
born in Belgium June 20. 1865. and
departed this life at his home in Whit
| Whiting, Ind. on Dec. 2Sth at the age
| OF as years, months and thirty days
| At the age of Il he came to America
| and in 1900 came to whiting Since
| that time he has resided here having
always been one of our popular citi-
| zens, and also one Of our best mu-
sicians. His injuries about a year ago
wore the first symptoms of his early
| demise, but since that time he has new
er@ recovered, the final cause of his
death being cancer. All of Whiting
mourn. the loss of Peter Nossent, for
he was a prominent figure at every
public gathering here. He has a very
popular lodge man. being In the two
lodges taking part in his funeral, but
his unexpected illness kept him from
taking enough degrees in this order
to be considered member He how
ever. a member of the Masonic
band. and this orga nization. together
with tae Musicians union Of both Chi
cago local No. 10 and Hammond To-
cal No 203. regret very much the loss
of this talented member. Mr. Nossent
is survived by his widowed mother
. Mrs. NJ. Rouveaux. four sisters and
two brothers. all of whom have the
deepest sympathy OF the community il
their bereavement
Mr.. and Mrs. A. ]. Judson spent New
: Years day with their son and wife. Mr.
and Mrs. James Judson. at their HON,
in Englewood.
Mr.. and Mrs. Daily James have re
turned home from Huntington. Ind
where they attended the funeral OF tn,
latter's grandmother
Mr. and Mrs. william Ston and fam
lily visited at the home of Mrs. JOSEPH
Brock in Hammond Sunday.
Mrs. Henry Behren was called to Chi
cago by the serious illness of her sis
ter Mrs. Vinefoom.
, Mrs. James dis of New York ave
: nue. has been entertaining her siste
from Chesterton.
Mrs. Cash Vincent entertained at
, | family dinner at her home in New Yorl
! | avenue on Sunday. there being severa
| members OF the Vincent family present
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Nondorf o
Hammond spent Sunday visiting at tn
. home of the latters parents, Mr.. an
a Mrs J. c. Fieres of Cleveland avenue
Mrs. Calhoun. who has been here Wis
iting her daughter. Miss Helen V. Cal
+ houn, has returned to her home /
p Champaign, III.
DR.. William E. Greenwald of Indian
Harbor was the guest of his parent
: here yesterday.
. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Moylan were i
Il East Chicago on Sunday night.
V The Masons of Whiting attended til
+ services at the NJ. E. church in bod
= on Sunday evening, it being in homo
8 of st. Johns day. Rev. NJ C. Virgil
. preached appropriate sermon, "Th
k Mystery of Christ" which was niue
q appreciated
r Mrs. William o. Walker will enter
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Tramp. to a big house Saturday nigh