The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-07-19


be In death. the little one suffering
with what was believed TO be abcess Of
the brain. The funeral occurred yester-
day.
A wedding Of interest TO Twin City
people though while not occurring here.
links the union of a very well-known
couple. especially the groom, John Men
denhall. who has made these parts his
home for many years and is the son Of
Mrs. J. NJ. Mendenhall. recently of the
Larson apartments in South Forsythe
ave. and manages the shipping depart
ment of the Hubbard Steel Foundries.
The bride. Miss Bessie Faunce. while
resident Of Casey, Ill. is equally popular
in this city. having made her home for
several years with her aunt. Mrs. Isaac
Helkner in Chicago ave, and for a time
held the position Of cashier for the Lar
son grocery IN South Olcott ave Tho
wedding was a simple ono ia all it's
appointments and took place at the
brides home last Monday and they arr
at present enjoying brief honeymoon.
after which they will come TO East Chi
cago and for a time locate with the
Felxner family and await a suitable
dwelling TO take Up housekeeping Mr.
AlRnQEifdl4 - nIONuti ~ $50 N-itNt ~
Geyer Of Indiana Harbor and the late
Mrs T. S Fisher of East Chicago. Miss
Faunce Is a graduate Of the Casey. IL.
high school and a very accomplished
young lady. Twin city people welcome
them here gladly.
Miss Dorothy Redmond Of Madison.
y J.. IS visiting at the home of Rev.
and Mrs. George B. Jones. 4i27 Barring
ave.
Rev. George r. Jones viii appear IN
the pulpit Of the First Methodist Epis-
copal church OF East Chicago tomorrow
for the last time until after his vacation.
which commences on Monday, July q.
He expects 70 spend his vacation II
Pittsburgh. Madison \. j.. New York
and other cities Of the East, studying
some new church programs and enter
prises He will be away about one
month The Sunday school and Epworth
/ League meetings viii continue through
out the summer as usual The services
to be held at the First Methodist Epis-
copal church tomorrow are as follows
a. III. mems class meeting $3.50 a M
sunday school: l0:45. public Worship
with sermon by the pastor on "Relig-
ious Zeal and Spiritual Momentum +;
6:45 r. m. Epworth League 7:45 p M
public worship. "Old Landmarks In
Methodism
! Mr.. and Mrs NJ Walsh Of Elm St
have Mrs William Walsh from out Of
! town visiting them.
The II B. Olney residence in Parrish
ave has been disposed Of 70 family
bv the name Of II Knobloeh who viii
/ take early possession Of il.
Mrs W J. Pitzer Of Grapevine st
! and her two daughters Emily and Flea
! nor are at Elwood. Pa. on a visit
The Harry Fulmers Of Ivy st. have
4 purchased the John Mccarthy bungalow
/ lying adjacent to n r. olneys who have
50 recently disposed Of theirs. John
! Horn or the washington Lumber Co.
| soon 10 become benedict will take over
/ the Fulmer residence and prepare it for
| occupancy for he and his bride.
a happy reunion Of sisters IN this
/ city al the home Of Mrs James Nell
/ aone in North Barring ave. with her sis
/ ter Mrs T. H Gaskell Of Pittsburg and
! Miss Margaret Dorm OF South Olcott ave
and having many pleasurable events ar
! ranged in their honors was blighted yes
terday when word was received here
| that an uncle 10 the sisters. a Peter
Cregan Of Pittsburgh. Pa. and brother
10 a former resident of this city a
Thomas Cregan. was killed instantly in
an auto accident on a prominent boule-
ward in Pittsburgh when his car skidded
and collidd with another Two other
passengers with Cresan were seriously
/ injured
Attorney Lester ottenheimer who
welded Miss Alta Specter few months
ago has purchased a bungalow adjacent
70 The Iasse Thomnson resident 10 No.