The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-03-06
WHITING
-0nd its
PEOPLE

The funeral services OF the late Geo.
Palenchar Of John street were held at
the Greek Catholic church on Friday
morning of last week and interment
made in the Hessville cemetery. Mr..
P~alenchar was III but a few days with
pneumonia. The deceased leaves to
mourn a wife, two sons. John and Geo.
and three daughters Anna, Mary and
Margaret.
Whiting Lodge No. S4s, Knights of
Pythias, are making arrangements to
celebrate their 3oth anniversary on
Thursday evening. March 9Th, at the l..
O. o. f. hall on Fischrupp avenue. The
speakers for the evening viii be Mr..
J. Stinson Of Hammond and Rev. w. O..
Taylor of the Presbyterian church Of
Whiting. These speeches will be fol-
lowed by an entertainment and dance,
after which luncheon will be served.
All knights of Pythias. their families
and friends are cordially invited to at
tend.
Ralph McCampbell attended the
track meet in Valparaiso.
Mrs. Archie Judson entertained the
Tri City Club at her home on Lincoln
avenue at cards. in honor of Mrs. Ella
Newell who will leave this week for
her new home in Kokomo. Ind. The
guest OF honor was given a beautiful
strand OF LaTusca pearls as a parting
gift and a most ENJOYABLE afternoon
was passed.
Mrs. Helen Peysich underwent a SER
ious operation at ST. Antonio hospital
at Gary. The special nurse, Miss An
dersen, reports her patient to be get
ting along very nicely.
Mrs. Rafter OF indianapolis Blvd. en-
farraSnnd friandr OF EnO FRIDAY afFar-
noon. Mrs. w. Wilson. first prize.
Mrs. Thomas McCabe, second.
Andrew vajda, OF 745 New York ave.
80 years of age, who passed away aft
er a li~ngerness illness of cancer, was
buried from the Hungarian Church at
18th and Indianapolis Blvd. hence
to Oakwood cemetery. He is survived
by his wife and a son and one daughter
xbath married and residing at East Side,
There will be a Bake Sale Saturday
afternoon. March 18th. at T. J. Sulli-
yan's office at Sheridan avenue and
18th street by the Young Ladies Guild
at the Plymouth Congregational church
The next regular meeting of the
Whiting Post No. so. American Legion.
will be held Wednesday evening, March
s. in the small hall of the Slovenski
Dom. Urgent business.
The state meeting OF Congregational
churches will take place In Whiting on
May 70, 90 and 81.
A aughte was born to Mr. and
Mrs. John Pivainik of Ills indiana
Blvd, Saturday morning.
Mrs. Aubrey David entertained a few
guests at her home on Laporte avenue,
at a Bridge party on FRIDAY afternoon.
Tony Wagner, Writings motorcycle
cop, is back from the Hammond hos
pital.
The Music and Art Section of the
Fortnightly Tub will spend all day
March 18th. in Chicago. They will
spend the forenoon at the Art Institute
After a luncheon they viii hear the
Chicago Symphony Orchestra in the af-
ternoon. Money can be given to Mrs.
Frey !. Smith or Mrs. Leslie Campbell
for the tickets.
owing TO the recent bereavement IN
the Stewart family there will be no
meeting of the Evening School Basket
~ Class on Tuesday and Thursday ev-
enIng OF this week. The work will be
resumed on Tuesday evening, March IA.
The general meeting of the Fort
nightly Club in the form of Gentle
mems evening under the hostesship of
the Music and Art Section will take
place his evening at the Library re-
ception rooms.
Word has been received of the death
Of Mrs. Anthony Roth OF Be1oit. Wis.
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Anton Herm-
ME. formerly of whiting. She caves
besides her husband, a son five days
old. her father and mother. one sis
Ter and family Of Chicago.
The Auxiliary Of the American Leg
ion Post, No. so will hold their regu-
lar meeting Wednesday evening, March
Sth at 1880. Public library. A splen-
did program is planned for the even
ing. also refreshments.