The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-12-05
Whiting
And It's
People
STAR THEATRE TONIGHT
AND TOMORROW.
Wednesday and Thursday.


Cecile De Mile production in, we
Can't Have Everything" with Katht-
lyn Williams No matter what they
have. most people want something
more; also other good pictures
14-4-5
Honest do you know the difference
between the Bolsheviix and the Social
list? Hear Judge Wildermuth next
Sunday night and get wise 12-4-1
The annual meeting for election OF
officers for 1919. Camp No. 1855. NJ
". of A. win be held at Odd Fellows
Hall on December 5. 1918. at eight
o'clock p. m. All neighbors are re-
auested TO be present
w r. BURwELI. Consul
MORToR TROUT. Clerk
12-4 and 5
Accounts due the Whiting News CO.
ON December sth are payable at the
store. 524. Hath street on or before
December 10. 12-5-2t
The funeral OF Miss Helen Kleiber
age 81 years. was held on Tuesday
afternoon and was in charge OF I'm
dertaker Heyden The funeral ser
vice was preached by Rev. Charles
e. Trueblood. pastor of the songre-
,
ing words to the bereaved family and
told OF the exemplary life lived by
this young lady who has been so sud
denly called from our midst. The SER
vice in accordance with the rules Of
the board OF health was private. only
relatives and most intimate friends
being admitted The deceased has
lived in Whiting for several years and
IL
the Whiting high school. She was
loved by, all who knew her and her
loss In the home which has only re-,
Gently had such q crushing blow by
the loss OF a son in France, is only
appeased by other than an earthly
consolation. and the hoping for a re-
union some sweet day. The father
and youngest brother. both OF whom
were III are able TO be UP. but the
mother stiil suffering with the In
fuenza and now laden with her great
sorrow is ontinually under the care
OF G. trained nurse. AS tokens of sym
pathy. many beautiful foraI offerings
were sent. the floral bearers being
Misses Carrie Gillette and Alice Farr.
The pallbearers were Misses Beulah
Storer. Lillian Porter. Rose Ryan and
three members OF her graduating
clasr-Misses Esperance schlechty.
Evelyn Harper and Mrs Dorothy AIDE
Bartuska The interment was at Oak
Hill cemetery. Hammond. There is
left to mourn, the parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. r. II. Kleiber and three brothers.
Harold. or whiting. Richard. who is
With the American Forces in Siberia
and Charles Nagel or Hammond--a
brother, Walter Kleiber. was killed in
action July rs.
STAR THEATRE TONIGHT.
ceeuo De Mile production In. I'VE
Can't Have Everything" with Kath-
lyn Williams No matter what they
have. most people want something
more: also other good pictures. 1851
Have you a little Bolshevik in your
home7 Judge wildermuth IS coming
to the Sunday Evening Club 70 ex-
nIain ~ 70 YOU I2-5-1t
Edwin Gehrke and children OF Cen
trail avenue are all III with influenza
The Beta Gamma Epsilon Sorority
will have dinner in Chicago Saturday
night and in the evening will see
Happiness" at the Powers theatre.
Bargain in Reading x.amp. Art
251 18th street. 1t2-st
Mrs. Jessie Duggan KYLE was the
recipient OF a. surprise rendered her
by the members of the Tri Kappa |
Sorority at her home In Pennsylva-
MIA avenue. The nature OF the sur
prise was a miscellaneous shower
given to their sorority member, the |
wife OF Corporal William F. Kyle. who !
received many beautiful and useful |
presents were given Mrs. Kyle.
luncheon was served which proved TO !
be a bounteous spread served by the |
members.
PRINCESS THEATRE TONIGHT.
Cleopatra with Theda Bars. First
show begins six p. m. sharp. Adults
only-no persons under sixteen years
admitted Admission 25c. Coming to-
morrow. Italy's Flaming Front. 1851
1t is always pleasant to receive SILK
Hosiery. and 1t nils need that the
most strict Interpretation of the
practical" in gifts. We have the
EffeI, Kayeer and Black Cat sink Hos
ery.-H Gordon and Son. 12-5-1
Every member OF the family will
appreciate q pair OF warm. cory Slip
,ereir. together with an affidavit OF