The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-09-05
TWIN CITY
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Miss Shirley Taggar,. teacher of
piano. Studio at home of Mrs. J.. F.
Thompson. 1920 Forsythe Ave. Phone
47s-R. Fall term open now. s-3o-4
James McQuaid. president Of the
Board OF Health. accompanied by
Thomas Pollock of the hrm of Burns
Pollock have departed for a
hunting trip to be gone several days
The funeral of Alexander Calvin.
age "a years. son or Mr.. and Mrs. John
Calvin Of 1924 Drummond street, who
died Sunday morning at $50 o'clock
after a lingering illness of one Year,
was held from his late residence TO
st. Patrick's church. Indiana Harbor.
a requiem High Mass was cele-
brated by the pastor. Rev. Father Con-
nelly. The choir rendered appropriate
solemn music and the Loyal Order OF
Moose Of Hammond, OF which the de-
ceased was a member, had charge of
the funeral escorting the cortege to
the church. Interment was at Mt.
Olivet cemetery in Chicago. and autoe
conveyed the relatives and mani
friends to the last resting place OF
.LnE4f UGlO lOSG AE-L ~ lAtR04I 4lio
loss are his mother and father. wife
and four children, two sisters and two
'brothers. and many friends who were
Closely associated with him in life as
he was a member Of the firm of John
Calvin company. Drummond street.
Gard of Thanks.
To all those who gave so generously
Of their aid sympathy in our late
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daughter and sister. Emma Martha
fGampbell. we desire TO extend our
heartfelt thanks. especially to Rev.
Bruno saager. pastor OF the German
Lutheran church of Indiana Harbor. to
the choir for the music rendered. TO
the Ladies' Aid of the church. friends
n%eighbors and for the many beau
tiful boral tributes.
Mr.. AND MRS. O. sPAULDING
AND FAMILY.
The funeral Of Miss Emma Martha
spaulding. who passed away at the
S71s Grapevine street. was held yes
terday afternoon at 2 o'clock. Brief
services were held at the house be-
fore the remains were taken to the
German Lutheran church. where the
pastor. Rev. Bruno Saager. preached
Ian eloquent sermon paying a high
tribute to the exemplary life led by
this young lady who was called to her
MAKER at the youthful age Of Al years
and who lowered between life and
death for many weeks with malignant
typhoid fever. ~suceumbing after all
that is known to medical science and
the constant attendance of two trained
nurses availed nothing. All during
the beautiful church service the choir
chanted the solemn anthems and the
casket was then taken and borne by
six young men, classmates OF the de-
OF her confirmation day. and the
funeral cortege was led TO the Con-
cordia cemetery. where appropriate
and brief words Of Christian faith was
spoken. The pall-bearers were the
Messrs. Charles and George Hargens,
Charles Jaeger. Paul Wittig. August
Schroeder and Theodore Schroeder.
Those left to mourn her loss are her
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. @. Spaulding.
four sisters and four brothers.
Hubert williams. son Of Mr. and
Mrs. T. e. Williams of North Magoun
avenue. spent the weekend with his
parents. Young Mr.. Williams is now
an illustrator with the Barnes-Crosby
company of Chicago and makes ocoa-
sionai visits here when time permits Il.
Mrs. Ella Rexwinckle. state supervis-
ing deputy of Royal Neighbors CT In
llama, has returned TO Terre Haute
after a few days visit here with Mrs.
John Vanselow in Todd avenue.
Joe voicey. one of this city's en-
listed young men. writes from one Of
the battleshtps at New York harbor to
hrs sister, Mrs. Tom Brady Of ONE
lee avenue. sending his regards 10 all
OF the home folks.
Guests at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs
e. c. Wedgewood OF Wegg avenue the
early part of the week were Mrs. E
c. Drum and two sons from Eigin. Ill.
who are moving to Piqua. O.. the a. L
Kruis family OF Hammond and Mr.. and
Mrs. Boyd Smith of Cary street.
Mr.. and Mrs. ". A. Richeson Of South
performance at the Olympic theater in
Chicago yesterday.
The Indiana Harbor cIubwomen are
meeting today. in the new quarters
made ready for the Red Cross center
that was e%heerfully given to them BY
Chief Doherty and his men. who will
5ngly gave UP their recreation room
that the work of the chapter may go
on unincerruptedly. While his is the
day set aside for the clubwomen. Mrs.
John r. Fsrovid. president of the club.
urges all women of the community
who can give a part Of their time in
this needy work to come on his day
and assist. They Will meet with q
most cordial welcome and the presi-
dent viii greet them at the door and
explain any necessary details OF the
work being carried on.
The o. E. S. chapter of East Chi
lcago will hold the hrst regular meet
ing of the season Thursday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. E n Canine will be
the guests OF DR.. Robert Spear at the
evening performance at Cohan's Grand
theater in Chicago this evening DR..
Spear is leaving Monday for his com
mission in the medical corps signed up