The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-12-12

Yesterday afternoon at 1915 where
short services were conducted, after
which the eortege wendell its way
TO the Methodist church in Whiting
where the regular services were
preached by Rev. Ivy. The East
ern stars were highly commended
FOR thei RI eautiful work at the grave
Mrs Catherine Thiesson passed
away al the st. Bernard's hospital.
In Chicago. Thursday morning at 3
o'clock She was born IN New
York City. August %. 1883 and came
to Whiting and Robertsdale In the
year 1890 and which has been her
home ever since. She was united
in marriage to Herman Thiesson ia
1902 To this union two chi dreu
were born. William age 10 years
and Herman Junior. age years.
she leaves besides her sorrowing
husband and two sons. her parents
MI. and Mrs. VIM. Balm or East
side, two sisters Mrs. Albert Schaef
er Of Whiting. Mrs. George Dibhens
OF East Side. and two brothers, Jno.
c.. Montag OF I.aPorte, Ind and
Fred Balm who ut the present tfn1c
resides at the home Of the deceased.
Besides a host of friends She
was q member OF the whiting Chap
ter 312. order or Eastern Stars. the
Mystic Temple. Pythian sisters. Tire
Roosevelt Chapter Of tho Woman i
Relief Corps and the old settlers
Club The many beautiful floral
tributes showed the high esteem II
which the deceased was held. Sht
was always ready to lend a heipine
hand to those In need and with hei
cheerful disposition was loved h9
| everybody. She was laid to res
in a beautiful spot at Oak Hill Gem.
etery. undertaken Griswald of So
Chicago had charge OF the funeral
/ The pail Bearers were Elmer Atchi#
son. Arthur Stress Henry +. E-2er.
! Charles stress. John AIiHseburg ans
William Fggers Many out o. tewr
| relatives and friends attended IN.
funeral. The sympathy OF the en-
tire community is extended to tn,
bereaved family.
Vernon Atcalson OF Lake Avenue
who has for the past few weeks beer
ailing but had recovered sufficient
! Is to be around is again confined i
his bed and il charge ~ DR. Timm
John sass Or T.aPorte. Ind at
tended the funeral Of Mrs Herman
Thlesson yesterday.
Mrs. Conroy and her committee
viii meet at the home OF Mrs. Mike
IIarr of Amy Court this evening
This committee will entertain a,
the next meeting OF the Old Settler.
Club which Will be held on the frs
Tuesday evening in January
Mrs. Julious Kinsock of Lake al.
enue is able to be around again after
several weeks confinement to hel
home by Illness.
Tho bosses OF the Sinclair Rein
ing Co. held a target shoot the fore
| part OF last week. The men were
divided In two sides The losing slds
| having 70 banquet the winning Side
50 on last Saturday at one o'clocl
lovely five course turkey dinner
was served in'the dining hall ~ ths
plant. 4 very fine entertainme nt
was had after the dinner which wa.
| enjoyed by the forty eight men thai
were present
Henry r Eggers OF Lake avenue
was seen driving his fine new Davi.
sedan which he recently purchased
Mrs. Roy witter of Lake avenue
was a Hammond visitor Saturday.
Several more new houses are be
Ing built on Lake avenue.
The Trap Shooters Association 81
Whiting will hold their banquet al
Phil Smidt's place on Thursday e.
enins at which time the Association
wfll elect their new officers for
the coming year.
Mrs. c. J.. Anderson OF Atchison
avenue was shopper in chicago
yesterday.
Mt. and Mrs. TavloT Of Lake av-
enuo entertained several Of their
friends on sunday evening In honor
cs the anniversary Of the former
| birthday
Basketball will be PLAYER by the
Frsl lin Jr. high school boys and the
Whiting Rockets at the Franklin
Auditorium on Thursday evening.
PRINCESS THEATRE TONIGHT
TOMORROW AND WEDNESDAY.
"sIANSLAU Thomas MeiE.
han, Lentrice joyce, Lois wilson.
12-11-s
Eureka. Cal. claims the distinc-
tion of being the farthest western