The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-07-18

was allied with the Pocohantas order of
Terre Haute where she formerly lived
and was an adherent TO the Christian
church belief She was a member Of a
social organization in Indiana Harbor-
\ former resident of Indiana Harhor.
! Mrs. Clara Mcpherson. sister to Mrs.
Monroe Schock Of $3.50 Fir street. pass
ed away at the Mercy hospital in Cary
last evening at . o'clock following an
: operation TO have her tonsils removed.
UnfavorabIe complications brought
about by other existing maladies caused
j hemorraehes which proved fatal Mrs
+ Mcpherson was well known in the COM
munity and was Mrs Charles Whiteman
4 before her later marriage 70 Mr.. Nc
Pherson She has Of recent years been
a resident Of SteubenviiIe O., from
where She came to seek medical aid
here She was but 80 years of age and
with the pereaVed husband left. there
is a little son Donald Whiteman. who
is twelve years There are also
/ three brothers and a mother all Of
/ Steubenville and a sister a resident of
+ New York city besides Mrs Schock
+ here. 1t has been arranged to convey
Z remains
/ leaving Chicago at . o'clock in the
evening for the home town where serv-
! ices and burial will take plac.
/ Mrs. Isabella Lantz of North Magoun
1 avenue who has nursed in many families
here during the epidemic of last winter
1 and who later was forced TO undergo an
t operation is in receipt Of information
regarding her brothers death. resi-
dent Of Youngstown. but as Mrs Lantz
/ is not well enough to travel at TINS
4 time she is sending her two daughters,
Mrs. Chas Reed and Miss Naomi Lantz
to the bereaved home.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. s. Brown Of the Reil
/ apartments have the latters sister. Mrs.
Maud Mulky Of wose home is in the
southern part Of Illinois. here visiting
Mrs. J. W. Jacobs of North Barring
avenue chaperoned a large gathering Of
picnickers TO the Whiting beach and
many We're from Chicago, Hammond.
+ this city and Indiana Harbor There
were about thirty in all
j Michael German for many years CON
nected with the city police force and
lately connected with the police sur
4 velIiance at the william Graver Tank
Works has taken a position Of special
detective duty at the First National
Bank Of Indiana Harbor The new po-
sition brings about shorter hours for
Mr. German and he is very well pleased
with his assignment J. r Murphy sue
ceeds Mr. German a the Graver plant
Mr.. and Mrs. T. T. Davis of 4734 Mel
willie avenue have left for parts in the
east for an extended visit They will
FIRST 20 to salem O.
Indiana Harbor ladies' attending -he
matinee performance at the Garrick
Theatre in Chicago yesterday were the
Mesdames Max Salmon. sam Berkowitz
L. Setter and Weinberg
Mr. and Mrs Charles Amick Of Grape
vine street have as their guests Mr. and
Mrs Paul Cotterman Of Dover. @. Mr.
Cotterman is a nephew to Mrs Amiek
Captain Howard clark is arriving
from across seas duties today in East
Chicago. He is the son Of Principal
Clark Of the East Chicago high school
and Mrs Clark OF North 7Iagoun avenue
and husband Of Abbie Mauger Clark and
Howard the third is awaiting 10 greet
the father he never has seen. The mes
sage read that he arrived and was first
/ sent to Camp Green. South Carolina. and
thence to Camp Mills for his honorable
discharge He arrived in this country
Sunday. His assignment abroad for
many months has been as Instructor in
the training schools at Liason.
The Herbert Treens Of kennedy ave-
nue. have commenced the erection of a
bungalow residence on Ivy street near
142nd. Mr. Treen is an employe Of the
Marx manufacturing plant.
guest Of DR. and Mrs. Nels stem
berg in Ivy street Of this week is Miss
Phyllis McStay of Dowagaic. Mich. who
accompanied the couple on their way
back from a visit oever there.
In the live city news column appear
cd the announcement of several young
men leaving for Ottawa Beach for an
outing expedition. The name Of Harry
Given was confused with that of DR. NJ.
a Given. the latter who says he is not
quite so fortunate as to go sojourning at
the present time now that he has just /
returned from France and is located in
a suite of offices tending to patients.
Miss Margaret Craick of North For |
sythe avenue. A graduate Of this year OF |
the St. Mary's Springs Academy at
Fondulac Wis. has taken her first po- /
sition in the offices of the 7. :. Reduc- |
ton Co.
Mrs. Fred Bovee OF Penn. ave has her
sister Mrs. II. G. Rebel Of Duluth. Mimi,
as her guest. Mrs. Rebel will be re-
membered here as Miss Nora Lahey who |
was employed in the offics Of the Inland /
steel mill before her marriage
\ bake sale will be conducted tomor-
row afternoon at the Downing Grocery
in Michigan ave. by members Of the Sons
and Daughters Of Liberty. All dona tons
to the sale must be sent in early. 4
complete line of home baked goods will :