The Hammond Times Indiana Dec. 9, 1937 Whiting Mrs. Mary JALOVECKY, 60, died yesterday afternoon at her home, 2008 Superior Avenue, following an illness. Born in Czechoslovakia, Mrs. JALOVECKY had lived in Whiting 35 years. She is survived by: Husband: Michael Sons: Joseph and Steve Daughter: Mary Services will be held Saturday from the residence to St. John's Catholic Church where the Rev. John Kostik will officiate. Burial in the St. John cemetery, Hammond. Mrs. JALOVECKY was a member of the First Catholic Slovak "Jednota."

The Hammond Times Indiana July 16, 1934 George THOMPSON East Chicago lost one of its oldest citizens through death Saturday when George THOMPSON, age 86, and a veteran of the steel mills, passed away at the family home at 5018 Olcott Avenue. He had lived here since 1892 except for a brief sojourn in Reading, Pennsylvania. Mr. THOMPSON was born in 1848 in Wales and came to this country with the development of the iron and steel industry. He was an early settler in East Chicago 32 years ago when the first mills were being constructed and lived here until a few years ago when he went to Reading. He returned home about three years ago. During his long residence in the Twin City he was an active and much respected citizen. He was a member of the Odd Fellows Lodge and the Amalgamated Association of Iron, Steel and Tin Workers of America. Surviving his death: Sons: William and Harry Daughter: Mrs. L. RICHARDS of East Chicago Five daughters living outside of this city. Fife's Chapel. The body will be shipped to Reading, Pa. where internment will be made.

The Hammond Times Indiana Sept. 1, 1937 Funeral services for Mrs. Alice MORELAND, 43, wife of Shadd MORELAND, popular East Chicago police officer, will be held Friday in the Friendship Baptist Church. Internment will be at the Fern Oak cemetery in Gary. Mrs. MORELAND, who resided with her husband at 4825 McCook Avenue, passed away at St. Catherine's yesterday. Other survivors: Brothers: John and Hubert SMALL. She came to this city 15 years ago.

The Hammond Times Indiana Sept. 1, 1937 Clyde HASKELL Mr. and Mrs. Carl HOFFMAN and Mrs. HOFFMAN'S mother, Mrs. Ida TIFFANY, all of Indianapolis Boulevard, and Mrs. HOFFMAN'S sister, Mrs. Warren GIBBS of Chicago, returned yesterday from Fenton, Michigan, where they attended the funeral of a cousin, Clyde HASKELL, of Toledo, Ohio, who passed away Saturday and was buried in Fenton Monday.

The Hammond Times Indiana July 31, 1935 Peter STANLEY passed away at his home Friday evening. He suffered a stroke of paralysis from which he never rallied. He was 82 years old. He leaves a wife and five children. Three by a former marriage. Margaret STOLBERG Andrew STANLEY Anna WORLEY Son: Cleo Step daughter: Flora ATWOOD. His funeral was held Monday at the Seets chapel, Rev. Worley officiating. Internment in the Lowell cemetery.

The Hammond Times Indiana Sept. 7, 1937 Gets News of Mother's Death Mrs. R. B. ARCHIBALD of 733 Mulberry Street, Hammond, today received an England dispatch informing her of the death of her mother, Mrs. J. POLSON, 77, in Richmond Surrey, England. Mrs. POLSON is also survived by: Four sons, residing in Scotland Daughter: Mrs. Murdo GRAHAM of Detroit Was to be buried today in northern Scotland, where she was born.

The Hammond Times Indiana Sept. 7, 1937 Ill Three Days Mrs. PROHL Dies Confined to St. Margaret's for three days with a throat ailment, Mrs. Myrtle V. PROHL, 23 of 4314 Grover Street, Hammond, died Sunday. The deceased and her husband, Russell, a graduate of Concordia Seminary, conducted a mission in northern Wisconsin at one time. Mrs. PROHL was born in Chicago and resided in Hammond for the last 14 years. She was a member of the Trinity Lutheran church. Other survivors: Daughter: Louise 2 Parents: Mr. and Mrs. C. KLOTZHUCHER of East Chicago Sisters: Misses Bernice and Helen KLOTZHUCHER Services will be held tomorrow in the Trinity Lutheran church with Rev. H. A. Nuoffer officiating. Burial in the Oak Hill cemetery.

The Hammond Times Indiana Sept. 7, 1937 Crown Point Miss Minnie REICHERS, 61, of 117 South Ridge street, died last night in Ravenwood Hospital in Chicago following a long illness. She resided here with her sisters, Sophia and Rose. Geisen Funeral home. Arrangements incomplete.

The Hammond Times Indiana Sept. 7, 1937 Want Name Changed Mr. and Mrs. Stanley TWORKOWSKI, 263 Humfer street, Hammond, today filed a petition in Hammond Superior Court to have their name changed to TOWERS. It is alleged in their petition that their original name is too long and hard to remember. A hearing will be on Nov. 5th.

The Lake County Times Wednesday June 12, 1907 St. Johns News Mrs. Joseph SPANIER returned from Chicago Tuesday. Carl KEILMAN is visiting with relatives in Hammond. Mrs. John MILLER Jr., and son Frank were Dyer visitors yesterday. The Rev. John BERG of Whiting visited with the Rev. A. M. BUCHHEIT yesterday. Miss Lena TRINEN of Schererville is staying with Nick KAMMER and family for a week. Mrs. Jos. R. GERLACH, Mrs. Jos. M. THIEL and the Misses M. SCHAEFER and E. THIELEN were Chicago visitors yesterday. Theodore KAMMER, principal of the Dyer public schools, attended the meeting of the St. John's Men's Beneficial Society here last evening. Rev. A. M. BUCHHEIT attended the meeting of the St John's Men's Beneficial Society last night and delivered an appropriate address to the members of the sociey, which was very much appreciated by all. The W. A. JOHNSON Player Piano company are still exhibiting at KAMMER'S hall, St. John, under the management of N. DAHLKAMP. All are cordially invited to attend daily concerts from 8:30 a.m. - 4 p.m. Peter LAUERMAN living south of St. John has purchased a Player Piano from Nick DAHLKAMP, the salesman for the JOHNSON player Piano company, whose instruments are on exhibition in KAMMER'S hall this week. _________________________________________________________________ Try the next generation of search with Windows Live Search today! http://imagine-windowslive.com/minisites/searchlaunch/?locale=en-us&source=hmtagline

researchers, I have a Lake County resident Magdalena AUSTGEN WEIN that died in St. Joseph's County, IN she died when she was 35 years old I'm puzzled by it does anyone else have connections with St. Joseph County? thanks & take care, Debbie -------------------- Debbie; This would be a good question for the St. Joseph Co. Message Board. Here's the link. http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec?htx=board&r=rw&p=localities.northam.usa.states.indiana.counties.stjoseph If you post there, the message will also go to the INSTJOSE Mailing List. Hope this helps! Rick B

Rick, I've posted there, too thanks & take care, Debbie ----- Original Message ----- From: "Richard Berkheiser" <reberkheiser@earthlink.net> To: <inlake@rootsweb.com> Sent: Tuesday, October 24, 2006 6:20 PM Subject: Re: [INLAKE] Lake County resident dies in St. Joseph County > researchers, > I have a Lake County resident > Magdalena AUSTGEN WEIN that died in St. Joseph's County, IN > she died when she was 35 years old > I'm puzzled by it > does anyone else have connections with St. Joseph County? > thanks & take care, Debbie > > -------------------- > > Debbie; > > This would be a good question for the St. Joseph Co. Message Board. > Here's the link. > > http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec?htx=board&r=rw&p=localities.northam.usa.states.indiana.counties.stjoseph > > If you post there, the message will also go to the INSTJOSE Mailing List. > > Hope this helps! > > Rick B > > ------------------------------- > To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to > INLAKE-request@rootsweb.com with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes > in the subject and the body of the message >

The Hammond Times Indiana March 1, 1927 Deaths Walter Valentine KASZAK, 37 years old, 241 - 150th Street, Calumet City, passed away at the Neurotic Hospital, Chicago Saturday after a short illness. The deceased, who was in the painting and decorating business in Calumet City, is survived by: Wife: ? Six small children: Chester, 11 Irwin 10 Frances 8 Lewis 6 Marshall 3 Valentine, 2 months old. Parents: Mr. and Mrs. Steven KASZAK Brother: Frank of Calumet City Sisters: Mrs. John REJBARCZYK, Calumet City Mrs. Joseph WOJELECHOWSKI Mrs. Edward OLEJNLCZOK? of Hammond He was for more than 30 years a resident of Calumet City and had a wide circle of friends who will greatly mourn his loss. Services will be held Thursday at St. Andrew's church, Rev. Halgas will officiate. Internment in the family lot. Holy Cross cemetery. Undertaker Czechonski in charge.

The Hammond Times Indiana April 17, 1926 Obits Pioneer Whiting Man Passes Away Whiting Alexander ZVONAR, aged 51, a resident of the city of Whiting for over 30 years, passed away at his home, 807 Schrage Avenue, Thursday night at 11 o'clock, twelve hours after he received a paralytic stroke. He had apparently been in a healthy condition up to the time he was stricken. He will be laid to rest in the St. John cemetery, Hammond, Monday after services are conducted at St. Peter and Paul's church. Survivors: Widow: Mrs. Catherine ZVONAR Daughters: Mildred, Anna and Julia Son: Francis Brother: George Baran and Sons are in charge of arrangements.

The Hammond Times Indiana March 1, 1923 Veteran East Chicago Mill Worker Born in Wales, Dies in East Chicago James I. WILLIAMS, veteran millman of East Chicago, passed away yesterday at the home of his daughter, Mrs. Leslie GRAHAM, 4526 Forsyth Avenue. For the past two weeks, Mr. WILLIAMS was seen to be failing, growing weaker and weaker each day until the end, the cause of his death being just general weakness. Deceased was born in Wales, 78 years ago, coming to this country ?? years ago with his wife, who preceded him to the great beyond 12 years ago, and has lived in East Chicago 17 years. To this union a large family was born, of whom the following are living: Mrs. Elizabeth HALE Mrs. Anna GRAHAM Miss Alice WILLIAMS Mrs. Fannie MACKIE of East Chicago Mrs. Emma GRANGER of Hammond Mrs. Mary BUCKLEY Isaac of California Services Friday from the GRAHAM home, with Rev. Frank Mapies in charge. Internment in the family lot in the Oak Hill Cemetery, Hammond.

The Hammond Times Indiana March 1, 1923 Aged St. John Woman Dead St. John Mrs. Barbara KLOS, who has been ill for several weeks, passed away on Wednesday morning at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Mathilda KEILMAN, at the age of 83. She is survived by six children: Mrs. Barbara BAUMGARTNER Mrs. Mary ??INSEN Mrs. Mathilda KEILMAN Miss Margaret KLOS Philip KLOS Solemn high mass will ber said at St. John's church Saturday morning. St. Joseph cemetery, Dyer

researchers, I have a Lake County resident Magdalena AUSTGEN WEIN that died in St. Joseph's County, IN she died when she was 35 years old I'm puzzled by it does anyone else have connections with St. Joseph County? thanks & take care, Debbie

The Lake County Times Indiana June 26, 1926 Mrs. John SCHUEBERG passed away Friday morning at her home 3830 Elm Street, after an illness of several months. She is survived by: Husband: John Son: Frank Daughters: Mrs. George RABE of Indiana Harbor Mrs. Charles DILLNER of Hammond Mrs. Bert RUBLE? RUBIE? of East Chicago Mrs. John MC PHERSON of Michigan City. Mrs. SCHUEBERG has been a resident of this city for the past 40 years and was well known by a large circle of friends. Services Monday from St. Patricks church, internment in the Oak Hill cemetery.

The Hammond Times Indiana April 27, 1926 Obits Mrs. Ellen McBEE, 57, passed away this morning at her home, 727 Wood Avenue, Hammond. Althought she had been ill for some time her death was rather sudden. Mrs. McBEE who had been a resident of Hammond for the past 27 years, leaves to mourn: Husband: George Daughters: Mrs. E. S. QUINN of East Chicago Mrs. K. KOUTS of Hammond Son: George Grandson: Thomas QUINN Sisters: Mrs. M. WINTERFIELD of Chicago Mrs. K. LEE of Chicago Mrs. W. WEST, Ireland Brother: John MORAN, Ireland Services Friday from the home to the All Saints Church. Internment at the Mt. Olivet cemetery, in Chicago with undertaker Burns in charge.

The Hammond Times Indiana April 27, 1926 Obits Jennie BEANBLOSSOM, 14, blind daughter of Mrs. Clyde BEANBLOSSOM 113 154th Place Calumet City, passed away this morning. The girl is survived by: Mother: ? Sisters: Isabella and Dorothy Mrs. Walter HARPER of East Chicago Brother: William. Other relatives reside in this vicinity. The funeral will be held from the home Thursday, Rev. J. C. Oranger officiating.