The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-02-07

Dor and East Chicago will be specially
represented. some of the organizations
attending in body while others have
appointed delegations to represent
them. There will be special cars to
TAX care of the overflow who cannot
be accommodated with carriages
The active pail bearers will be Walter
j. Riley. M. r. Schock. Thomas Camp
bell. A. G. Lundquist, John r. Farvoid
and George W. Lewis.
Honorary Pnflbearers.
The honorary pail bearers will be
John w. Lees. Senator Frank Gavit,
Representative w. B. Van Horne. Judge
Virgil s. Reiter. Thomas O'Connell,
Judge w. C. McMahan. Frank Callahan.
F. r. Schaaf, Charles E. Fowler Mayor
| Lawrence Becker G. ]. Bader, c. L.
Kirk. John 3. Peterson. c. A. westberg
and ]. J. Freeman of THE TIMES.
| The services will be conducted at the
Baptist church, which Is next door to
the Hembron residence. at 10 o'clock.
There will be none at the house, the
friends of the deceased being asked to
| go direct to .ne church.
The services will be in charge of Rev
H. P. Ivey OF the Methodist church. and
| a choir or male quartette will render
assistance in the services of Rev. E. O.
Bradshaw. pastor of the church, bat
the eulogy will be delivered by the
Methodist clergyman. The Baptist
church is being utilized because the
Methodists are at present without a
house of worship pending the construc-
ticD of a new snurch building.
The hymns to be sung at the request
of the family are Lead Kindly Light"
and Nearer Ny God to Thee
The Masons will have charge of the
services at the grave and these are to
be made as brief possible on account
of the weather. The Masons will
gather at their hall in East Chicago at
Harbor in a body.
The friends OF Judge Hembron who
wish to view the remains are asked to
come to the house today between the
hours of and and and D. IN.
Judge Hembroff's mother, Mrs. Har-
riet Hembron and his two brothers
Joseph and John. of Saulte Ste. Marie,
arrived during the morning and other
relatives are expected between now and
ten o'clock tomorrow morning, which is
the hour set for the funeral
One of the large cars has been engag
ed from the South Shore line to be in
readiness to take such as canot go in
carriages. to the cemetery. The car
will convey the crowd to Forsyth ave-
nue. where Redline cars will be in walt
4 ing to convey them the balance of the
way
The Hammond police and fire de-
lpartment will meet the cortege on Its
way to the cemetery and serve as an
escort the balance of the way. All oil
the organiza tions of which Judge Hem
broff was a member have appointed or
will do SO at their next meeting. a com
mittee to draft suitable resolutions. The
} Commercial club has appointed George
W. Lewis, H. NJ. Dill and John p Far
void to draft resolutions for the Com
, mercia1 club.
Walter j. Riley, w. ]. McAleer a
brother-in-law of the deceased and
Newton HembroT have the arrange
ments for the family in charge white
! Burns and McGuari a.c the undertakers
Mr.. Riley yesterday declared that in
Judge Hembroff had passed away hi:
, best friend. Judge Hembror made
; me-" said Mr. Riley, and no one car
ever take his place with me-"
Matt Sterrberg and B. c. Luken:
were the committee appointed to visi
the business men with the proposition
+, to get them to close their places o.
D business while the funeral is In pro
Y gress.
e All of the members of the Modern
i Woodmen of America are requested t.
e attend the funeral of neighbor Thoma
e NJ. c. Hembron.
t Fred Barnette, Venerable counsel
o r. N. Jewett, clerk. camp 1854, N
t Nv A.
|
:, Hammond people at the funeral o
Judge r. NJ. G. Hembroff which will b
h held in Indiana Harbor tomorrow
: Worshipful Master August Schneider O
S the blue lodge OF the local Masoni
t. order has called a meeting of the Iodg
G for eight o'clock in the morning, Wed
n nesday, for the purpose of attendin