The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-10-06

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school. $40 a. n; public worship. 1o:4s
a. m: Epworth League. $50 p. m.
public worship. 1870 p. m. The Ep-
worth League Bible study class will
meet for its fret study hour in Paul
the Campaigner for Christ on next
Thursday evening at 1870. Anyone
who desires is welcome TO take up
the study. Rev. George 3. Jones is
the instructor.
The death Of X. X. Corbett Of 7os
144th street came as a great surprise
to his many friends and his former
co-workers this morning when II was
announced to the public. that he had
passed away last evening at $50 p. m.
having taken a sudden change for the
worst last evening about Z o'clock.
Hts death was due to a eerebral
~hemmorhase. causing paralysis. While
the deceased had been i'll for the
past seven months. his condition had
at no time been considered critical
by his attending physicians. During
that course Of time he underwent
three operations, the first one at st.
Marsaret-s. the second at the Illinois
Central hospital and the third at the
Augustana. from where he had been
removed but a few weeks ago 10 his
home to ~recuperate. MT. Corbett had
held q very responsible position with
the Green Engineering company in
the capacity Of traffic manager and
this firm has been very kind to him
and his family throughout his last Ill
ness. He leaves besides a wife. four
children-Virginia. six years; Newell,
I'VE years; Helen. three years. and
Thomas Francis. a babe OF four
months. Mr.. Corbett. had he lived.
would have attained his thirtieth
year this January. The Masons. OF
which he was a member. will have
charge OF the funeral arrangements
and will accompany his remains to
the B s. 0. station in Hammond this
evening. place them on the 11:46 train,
where they will be shipped TO Wheel
ing. ". Va. for interment. The
Masonic Iodge OF that city will meet
the funeral party upon it's arrival and
conduct the burial services.
The K. OF c. auditing committee met
with Nj. Emil LaPlant in Chicago last
evening.
Services at St. Paurs Lutheran
church, Deodar and 13Sth street. Rev.
Bruno ssager pastor. There will be
Divine service at 1880; sunday school
at 900. Holy Communion is to be
! celebrated anu C0HAtSs4VhG bES III
at 10 o'clock.
Kenneth. the little h-ve-year-old son
% Mr.. and Mrs. w. r. Jeppeson OF
North Magoun avenue has been i'll
for the past few days and this morn
ing developed pneumonia.
Mrs. L. Eisenbrandt of Philadelphia.
who has passed the greater part of
the summer here with her sister, Mrs.
49, MI F-----
avenue. departed this morning for
her home
Elizabeth west Of Muncie is visit
ing her sister. Mrs. Dale Flickinger in
Fir street.
Mrs. ]. II. F. Fife OF North Mageun
avenue. who underwent an operation
at St Marsaret's hospital in Ham
mond the early part OF the week. is
doing very nicely and will be brought
home as soon as her condition war
rants her removal.
The Boy Scouts are on a hike" TO
Miller Station for the weekend.
There viii he a directors meeting
OF the East Chicago Woman's club.
held in the evening OF Monday,
October sth. at 1880 o'clock at the
Mckinley auditorium.
Inc bdQleS Ala OF the !
Reformed church in Kennedy avenue |
will hold 8 celebration tomorrow
afternoon at 2 o'clock at their flag
dedication day. Mrs. Sephen Viraj.
wife OF the pastor. and Mrs. Elizabeth
Basso heads the committee in charge.
In the evening there will be a social
time for all members Of the church
and their friends.
Mrs. J. G Collins OF Logan. O.. is
the guest OF Mrs. c. E. Spurrier in
North Magoun avenue.
The juniors Of the Washington
school have arranged for an Informal
prom" to be held at the Riley school
in the evening Of October Goth.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. Kruegar and Mr..
and Mrs. W. f. Lowery are in Chi
cago. where the motored to attend a
show AZ one OF the local theaters
there.
M. and Mrs A. J. KindIe. the latter
a sister Of Mr.. James Arney Of North
Barring avenue. returned TO their home
in Terre Hsute his morning after a
pleasant visit here. They motored
through in their car.
Mrs. George B. Crummey. who was
expected home from a visit at Hart
ford. WIS. today. will not be able to
arrive here for several days owing
to an accident she met with when she
fell on an irregular sidewalk. tearing
the ERaments TO such an extent that
bit was necessary to place her limb in
a cast. The friends Of Mrs. Crummey
win regret her unfortunate accident
as she went for a rest and %-ecupera-
ton. not having been we'll OF late.
Miss Lillian CreswelI OF North Tod
avenue is spending the weekend in
Blue Island with friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. J. Sullivan Of North
Magouu avenue are attending the
matinee at the studeoaker theater In
Chicago today.
There viii be a Sunday school rally
held at the Christian church in Indi-
ans Harbor tomorrow at e:45. Preach
ing service at 1915; evening service
at 1880, Young Peoples Christian En-
deavor at sac. Rev. Herbert A. Car
penter. pastor.