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OBITUARY
MRS. 'JAMES, K,`'EDG;AR„
' The death of"Mrs, ,' James K. Edgar
occurred in Bruce County, Hospital;
Walkerton,' on Thursday , last. , 'The
f:v
he at• late uneral; service 'was held. 'her . h .. 'late
,
residence, Con. 10 Culross 'o Su
res e, ....- ,., �, n n • ..
da A rii '3rd, ' conducted , by Rev.
Mr. • Knox . 'of: Salem United; Church.
I termant,was in Tee
swater. e,,.e eter
'
Mrs.. Edgar,, who was in . her ' 35 th,
year, "was 'formerly. Margaret May
,'Jewitt;- a daughter of the' rate Mr.
and Mrs, James Jewitt of'this "vicin•-
ity, Mrs. Edgarrs+other. '•died When,
May was young, and for: a .:number
Hari he
• :Of. years,'until her,': •. m r iage, s,
ant .and
made her • home with her. ,, u
oh • 'Purves
uncl "�• Mr., and-„Mrs:J n
Second ''Concession ..
' Mrs. 'Edgar's untimely death is,
particularly sad,
forbesides
her hus-
band,
she leaves a 'family, of five
youngchildren,including
a .little
ten
.dayold-daughter.Th e -children ar.
e
Harold,. Grace, Marjorie Merle' and
the little infant. •
Surviving also is one, brother, Mr
:Har y Jewitt _-of--Thedford.;
MRS. ISABELLA STRACHAN:-
-There-• assed--away in -.Toronto,, .or -
'March ':24th,. Mrs: Isabella Strachan'
wife of the late Thos; Strachan, Gre.:
Township,; Huron County; •
NOTICE TO 'CREDITORS.
er'of the Estatehj
In the Matt of Jo ., i
Morrison, lateof
the Village
of Luc
k••
I•
now in—theCount ' `.B
ruce_' re t
ined`
fariner, deceased:
Noticeis heirsY
given er
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t t
o
the�Stat, is in that behalf that all
;
C itors and others having clainiF:".
or demands ,against ainst the Estate of • the
said Joh_, Morrison, who.died.'on or.
,
about tit..., Ninthday-of January A.D.
..1938 ar• • required • on o` ; before ` th i •
q r.
Se
'ond . c d t •:'
.L of, April ril A.D. 1938 to:sena
AP
,bYP 'prepaid:. ost or :,deliver, to the
under -sig ,.ed executor of--'the-last.,-Will
and. Testrment of the, said deceased
their. nacres,, •descri� - addresses• and -•
P,
tions, the full • Particulars of:. their•
, claims, a statement' ,of,. their accounts
and the 'nature . of the •securities (if
any).. held "by'them.•duly verified by;
affidavit. •
And tape notice that • after such
last mentioned date the Executor *ill
proceed to ,distribute the; assets 'of
the said de' eased' among P the ettiee.
entitled thereto having regard .re Wonly
td -the 'claim$,
' of .which
ch she shall
all then
havenotice, a d thattnµ'said
Execu-•.
to wily' nota 1'
r b liable for; ,the • said
:assets or any, ..part'thereof : to .an:-
person or'•persons.of whose" claims
'notice shall, not have been received hi
• im
. , h at the :time ime' of ,.such, distributon.'
.• Dated od L ck ow
Ontario this
,
14th•.. . 'c°''"
� day y of Mar h. A.D..1938. ... ,
George Lockhart, •
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•
R. R.5, Lucknow,tOnt ,. Execu or
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T UCKNOW arxn L
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THUABDAI'';; AP
7rR ; 1938.
6O YEARS MARRIED
Mr and Mrs, Eli]ah Drinkwalter of
Coderich parents of Mr, Gordon
Drinkwalter, formerly .gf Lucknow,.
celebrated their sixtieth wedding an.
niversary 'on Saturday., He is eighty
one and) Mirssl Drinkwalter
...,Seventy-
five Years of age rehale and
hearty and -in full possession. ,of 'all'.
their faculties: Mr. Drinkwalter' has
sailed the';lakes all his life retiring
0
'nl : tWs- age, .
0
-ea
r
,
Mr. and Mrs, Drinkwalter have had
t'
heir' cares; and' -deep soil ov�s,. Three
of ":their -children died "i. ' infancy; . a
son; Beat, was :drowned at Owen
Sound in 191 'When .he' fell?from, • a
boat; • another son, Arthur,, died etc
Welland in •1919 from blood Poisoning;;
nother Burne was:: awned.' win, ii
r l i.
Yd
,
his,wife"in take Erie i'. two ears ago.
whenhis. Ship the•1 nd Mercha ,
. . P, •Sa nt,
sank, . and a : daughter, . Mrs, Trum-'
Pour teat week'. was %released ftom
hospital, white she
had, been seve
ra
l
rron hs With s fractured shon der
Tru uher e•
Besides Mrs mpor t�,•• erar
three sons:. and a daughter: . ,George
Drinkwalter and•. Mrs. Fred! Watson,
in''Goderich; Gordon' at Windsor ,anti,
Lorne in Detroit.
il_ _ __
-• -'Tl►eir�'" �`` chi die :and"` � "few' �buf
'five A. n, ,a ,
not all, the ;;twenty-three: grand-
children, and twelve great-grandchild:
ken: were -present =at -the -festive' -board
in Saturday ;
United Church Y. P. S..
.. The meeting: on Monday night opo,
tined 'with, hymn '151,, followed by the
'L'ord's prayer repeated in unison. Jean
ushell read the scripture lesson. with
'iymn 334 closing the devotionalper-
'od. • 'We: were then favored '.with 'a„
iiolin solo by 'Dr, .Little,, followed
,rith a reading' •by ••Ruby Casemore.
and' an instrumental ;by Louise'. Greer.,
- - 'teresii i •LA
'1�-;v-er_ :J•n�=�a�na•�-;n�.p-iew8s•�tthe'`-
`aken by Mr,. McIntyre:: ,Hymn 258
Ind the repeating. of the Mizpah bene-
diction ''brought;' the,: meeting 'to' a
close.-Secy.
at, the home•of Mrs. Jewitt last Thula,Thurs-
day : evening. Mrs. Philip • Stewart was
in the ` chair, and ' after the opening
hymn, read,+ the scripture, lesson. ...The
e
Bilite stud ad taken by Gladys Mac-'
Donald : and 'Mrs.:•HenrY Carter gave
a.; reading. Arlene and ' Noreen •Jewitt
gang a duet and the topic on, "Dr.
Goforth"; which was prepared by Miss
Pearl Henderson,, Was, read bY. Mrs..
. ` Fisher, The : was ' •meetin closed G g
by singing a Hymn, -.and payer :..•by
Mrs Jas.` Little:` "`
• l ` Mrs::-- Strachan was born`' . on , the.
south Half of lot no. 19, on the 13th
concession of West' Wawanosh; ti on
IhterApril' 2nd=• 1871„being the 'eldest dau-.
of the late Mr. and Mrs. , Wm.,
g
MacDonald. In 1905 she' was,'' united
in marriage 'with:'Thos.. Strachan, who
• passed away in 1914, after which she,
.
aisle I h��:ha.�•�
sie made het ' .her'home
She :le yes •to : mourn. the' loos; of a'
loving ,oth
er two .
sons and.
one
'daughter, Cameron of London; Dr.
Fraser of Chicago . and 'Margaret, .
wife` of Dr:” Lloyd Grosse; Toronto,•'.
a11.'�of ••whom..were home for the fun
PROMINENT
RK
t .MINENT. HURON FARMER
ILLED IN FALL IN BARN:
threeb'i o
era): Also two sisters and b.
thers;' Mrs D W, ; . Rae,,' Wroxeter;
Mrs, Joseph Shaw, Morris ' William,.
Fordwich., "Fraser,; Paswigin, Sask...
'and, Duncan of B,russels,' from whose'
:home :the funeral .was 'held 'on'Sat-
Y
urda• , with : interments:..' in •Brussels;
,.
cemetery; Rev. Mr.•'Mahoiiey of Brus_,
selsl Milted Church, of which the ' de-.
cleaning bee ceased was a'member , conducted t'h
'F g Ye
ra ed . at.a. grain` .
—.,
services. •_ . .. ..._ ._
at'. the farm, of John'tolling, Wednes-
day. 'morning of list .week, ;cast :a
:l over the'entire-. township - ,of
Boom P ,
Huron when it'was learned that Jos-
e li Black had met .his death in an,
accidental' fall:-.
.r '„
• With • .his son`)iioes, he: .had gone
to'
Relatives .were • present from '.St..
Helens, ,Clinton, Brantford, Ali ordwich,
Blueand. v l : Wroxeter e.a
JAMES MacKENZIE
E
James :MacKenzie, successful:, far -
the Colling barn to: clean grain. ' Work mer' and, highly esteemed' resident of
was progressing. -favorably. Shortly, Ashfield; near Port =Albert, died• Thur-
.
nd- ' 'hi home inhi`54th
beton moon Mi. Black picked a.ha ails : night•at s me s
ful of: grain and went''toward' :a 'bern:'year, following, a' heart attack. =cuff
window tb eiian�ine pit'. ered two weeks ago.
' He ;failed tonotice an
oPe
n
trap a
P
door andstepped into apace. Down
he hurtled 12. feet to the shard floor
below. ' His son and other : workers
rushed to his aid but nothing could
I
f e. fractured'
' done. ` the11 h had he In fell . d
his •. ,.,
skullbadly:
bad ..
y.
a -:
R'• `nls'so :Ripley n
Dr.,D. ..Fi, y,n of. P Y
swere the `emer enc call` andsped
d 8 cYP
to the Colling farm. •A second call
brought '' N iell-::McLennan' . ambulance
b g s
to remove Mr. Black to Kincardine
move 1i
without
• ,h .
General, Hos .tai •but .he died• -wit out
P
regaining. consciousness before - he
could be ..placed in, the; ambulance.
After 'a preliminary. •. investigation
it was decided no, ,was seecc
Mr.: Black -.had ` been. aiifelongre=
,
sident .of thetownhh •f
ip o ,Huron and
1a orb
w'11`.andfa.o a I ao 0
was, e x known m st
Y
,f its• people., He Was an• ardent mem-
,
CLOCAL and• GENERAL)
Arthur - Andrew of Kapuskasing-iR
spendin g his-hohdayB at; the home:.of
his parents.
• bile's ,Verna Steward, atudnt nurse
at Goderic s
a ltl e t a
H n 8u d
h
.,Y
at her home here.
Mrs•.: J. M. Greer. received ,rd of
w4.
a
e de th o ' h �cl
f n e D:' W
er n Bret-
C/
1 a Violin Saute ewi
e t h n
Mr. Mike -Hogan, who spent. the.
' int r :i oris
Fl . i a, returned to his
home: in Ashfield 's few days azo.
"Dr. 'a
nd Mra J. ' Kaini an `son.'
M d
Denton o f' Winnipeg; *ere reeint ;vis-
;tors t t he• home of .Mrs. iii. Mullin.
The sacrament of the 'Lord's Supper
will' beadnnistered in tlye " sited,
Churc ,:h! un. a. n ,
3 d ., y moral g, • April:
19th. I'
9
The Inter: Harvester• Co.ttlo '
t C ailed
a car load o . e
Deering tractors at Lgcknow Iasi"
:week,
• Mrs.. A. E.. main has returned to
.Arthur'' -after spending -the-: Past -month
'at the home of• her daughter,
Jack Campbell.' - '
Carman -Merritt -of =: alyth has^been:
engaged to assist in. Wesley Huston's
Barber shop, 'arid: commenced hit dn.:
ties' an. Monday. '
Presbyterian. Y. W. A.•'
The' Y. ,' W. A. held : their meetin
P
aMs'tr. Ma.GcK,,..M. ,en.'.`z.
io e ... was
a:s
b.
v ,o•'. r•
n' in A,
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s'
he
-e
-
field,son of- lateMr:' andkis:
Donald MacKenzie Rid, lived 'for a
time in theWest. After the war he
returned to his nativetownship.:.He
was amember 'of Port Albert United
Church and took an active interest in
its affairs•also of the Morningstar.
Lodge, A.F. �.•A.M., Carlo*, bring; a
Surviving arehis wife, formerly
Miss Mabel ivaid 'of Port 'Albert, and.
:
fourchildren, Florence, graduate,
nurse :Of Kitchener; Ethel, teacher at
Mrs . Mc Mahon -:returned 'home af-
ter r spending •the winter ' in ' Tarento,
accompanied by:Miss . Mae of. Toronto,
who, spent the week -end With her
mother . here:•,
Remember•. PEARLIWAN'S:• have a
complete range of : new spring' Dres-
sses:and, Coats • in,the • late t etYles,,..
an= .a'so• a "'in a racetsaoiie5 to go•
with your ;spring outfit
The' April' 'meeting of • the• Women's'
Instiltkite Will,he held at the home, Of
.Mrs, Charles' , Steward on r Friday,'
April: 15th, at 2.30., 'Roll ea11, paying
fees, election of. offices.,
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166th BA1TTALIOl`i • REUNION QF •
WINDSOR RESIDENTS
:Memories of stirring ' days. ; ot yes
teryears • were vivdly :revived when,
Wednesday's mail' contained a • letter
addressed) to "Lieut" J. C. McDonald.
It was penned, by Eddie, Davis, form-(
erlY of Southampton, now a ,resident
of.; Windsor' Former members of the
160th Battalionw ho live in, Windsor,
recently held; a' get-to=geher' and
dinner; and Ed=!tells us all about it in
his letter "which' so thoroughly' covers
all the details, that we ' reproduce it.
herewi h
Has :Pleural .Pneumonia
Mr. Engem, Mirt' of Ri• leec
g e yn p Y, s
retary••:Hron-' uce •Liberal
of'the ur i3ni
y e
:Association.': hiss been critical) ill'
y.
with pleural pneumonic. - On, Monday,
evening, he` showed hid -first signs: of
i rovement sincei '
HObYROOD
improvement hie' Gond floe
came' grave, :and barringco Mica-
g? , mp
er- :
ti ons' Eu enc,s recoveryconfident-
y expected)
Mr. and Mrs, 'Wesle ..Pollock- Gu"
ne and. Mari s 'en cSundaMrs.
Y, e P t` y at 1 .
Abner Ackert,s.
Miss:GertrudeHamilton ofClifford
spent. li week -end h her . r
est t o e d a tints
P p
Mr.
a.
n r i ;
M and .M s. Andrew. H m lion.
a' ,
• •Mr t:. • acDon i spent: undo
. Rob M d Sunday
y
--------ti: bf -••-J. E.-urn�bull s : i�rrderwn
He Was accom : anied `-home` .b' 'Mrs.
P Y
MacDonald, •Florence and :-Jack .who
spent a few da s the : past' week with
P Y P•
(her parents.
Miss .Eileen a en past
M s Val d, sP t the-
eek 'with•'friends at;',Molesworth.
v111P ,
Miss Lillian- .Doyle of :Iangside,
spent the ,week—end' with her.sister,
,:
Mi nn MarieCorri ' an:
ie
g
ry.
l4I . ur e acLeod ' 'port: -
r� M ' ol:
ke of �
borne`' was 'a1 recen visitor a 1 Mr:
t L,.
James Valid. s.
MissAnne 'Colwell 'spent ent th ,
p e week
endWith: ., .ler aunt, •Mrs; Wm; Bushell,
• �1
ToSpend Summer ulaM fir A t
Vancouvers
Mi sion' Field
l¢
DougMacDonald, o aid, • .vin "' • finished
h
>� , g
is first. year: at Knox College,
tn xTor-
,.
wont .is_s endin a
s-wcel� t�the-born -
of his .parents,
Reit. and Mrs. C. H.
1acDona
Idbefore{
leaving
on ;Mon-
a'
d yfor.a Mission Field near ..Van-,
couver':
where he will spend they com-
ing'.'summer •
Mrs 'Margaret E. Dudlf
.Luck..
nowreceived •word Asst. Saturday
'noon, of the death of. her ;uncle,. 'Mr.
Samuel Richard' `HaldenbY S
.of lvan
Y
' Valley, Algoma, • Ont., in ' hie 89th
year. .He ;had' been in failing health.
for the .past 7 or 8 years. He was
home, eight years ago, When his :bro-
thel . Matthew Haldenby: vas: seriously
'He died, at'the 'home of_:his'.son_o
0
the ;homestead.
hprdvich;a'MarjorieandRoderick,at
home; Four brothers and a sister also
survive, 'John, ex-reeveof A hfeld,
and DanielMacKenzie, 4tli•concession
of.Ashfeld; Alexand Di. 'Hector Me -
Ke n zie
British s
h Columbia; Miss. Mary
_MacKenzie ;_•. ,Wise.Grace
MacKenzie,
'Toronto.
Ripley. .'.•• .
Miss Antta McSwa,n of Tiverton
was 'a recent..:
avisitor . • , t ;Ma• Jac
a
Watt's. -
W,• �.
Mr: •Robt. 'Ellfo"tt of:'Teeswater was.
a recent • visitor: at „Mt. Richard, El-,
Nott s. - •,• -.
Mr: and Mrs: Jack Watts and tam=
B.ri:
lam -
,F4i of the 7niteR. Ch:urch and a good• The ftiner
al was held on Saturday ily spe
nt Sunday :.with 'friends at
neiuriborand friendender .Masonic,'auspices' erton,
Anne:; "Come' in and see sur new
b
aby. ,
•.Teacher;'••-Tha -
:'dear,'
nk you, but I'll
wait until: your mother is better.”.
Annie: •
You'needot be afrai
d .tea-
cher, it isn't catching"
2253 Turner. Road,
'Windsor Ont.
'March' 28th,1938.
Lieut.' J. C. McDonald '
..Editor ChesleyEnterprise:
Dear. Sir.-
It is with much pleasure that I wish.'
hr u to
td •convey to: you; and. ,t o gh you.
our old comrades in arms of the 160th.
Bruce • Battalion, a brief . message
from the. 'bo s'ne livin in Windsor.
Y �, g
When• two or three of • us have met:
together we ,have often . talked .over
the idea of,_having a' general reunion
of all the. boys: in, .town. So' a little
over two weeks ago, addresses • Were
k y •r
chec ed in the City Di ectory and
notices were sent out'-.advisin ,of a
'diene' ' o'• heldt
r t he at°th� Hotel' Bell'vu
bee
Fridayevenin 'at 7 ani. Match...25th.
g P-
�We had about twenty three possible.
names onth ` listand c nsi ern'
n mer a ,, o d i
'possible 'reyiou' •en a e e to • ' hi ft
p , le p s g ,g m nt, , s i ..
work' etc. ;felt that the resultant
ttendance of eighteen 'fwas splendid.
• Captain J. C. Little proposed a
tea thefol
art to King,,o lowed' by .one to'
the ninety and:nine of:�the' Battalion
boyswho didnot Come
.
.b�: There,
err - eom 9 ir-
e no a7iits re min the
p .g g
dinner.'`'ol .' sce •
but . d nes .and incidents
relegated- it : to second, place, "Big
'Steve" of :tile' Bugle 'Band had.us all
roaring 'when:'. related his
he e wil'
:mating
d
Y
schemes. to prevent going on' the "hon.
cy • .patrol during• seven:days C. B.
when' Sergeant-Major,:Watt'
e•s , was'. as
determined that he should.
,
After _the festivities were coneluded
vie • formed chairs around 'the 'room
with" a genial fire :crackling)'' on the
hearth.':' In view' of the ;happy.'results
of the present .gathering it was dead:,
ed. to •'form an :'.Execu,tve who would
be• res onsi'ble
.�.�P_-�___...: for such recti `
__ rrences:
ILovat '' Hendry,' •'Chairman, Alex.;
Kennedy; president; Edwin:: G, ,Davis
sec: treas.•.C:''J. Stephenson 'and Judd '.' ..
,Aitchison,' It'was decided to hold' an
other.'inns. Octo 'er'•a
'dinner .b and to make..
E ,YOUR CREDIT.
PERFECT
DIAMOND
Bridal Wre ath
Special . Value. Beautiful .
Hand -Carved Setting
.r
S4♦♦h .
JEWELLER ''& 'WATCHMAKER
grhaveeach one
side of the ou andL
S �P
i •from, the, , t
relate his 'experiences f e. ,ime.
�th"-up � the •Battalion
t0-'
of. e p of
the: •resent.: t was a happy thought•
P f.
and went ,over well. Twenty -years
etched U
have, passed and. it h •a•s o i...
. a•::.
re' .'Lour h iriit c
an • 'ail a butn
faces. d v d • hait
dim , those�da
s :soldiereto
:never ewe d
r.Y
•a v
lace ' ' tfi f mo
' ether -in: fas n-- st-,
mgof
scenes war.
h r s were•' imm Martin ':
T ore p @ tint . J y, '
f ,.
Cargill;. A. J..Laf city; ,Chesley ,,'Judd:'•'., •
Aitchiso He worth' Tom: ' MacDo
pn
aid .'Lueknow; • JackSmith, Mildmay;
, m
W. S arrow,paisley; Bert
ert
Bell,
J. L., JarrellKincardine.'Jac Clazi ,•,
Port El i Clarence D. Stop
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