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949 ' THE LUCKNOW'
OBITUARY
Vai,ENIN. E:-WEH4ER . - -�
• The death .of a pronninent citt.
zen .o f, • the • village of Formosa,
V:al. Weiler, occurred 4he
.Bruce, County Hospital; ker-
ton, ,on, Thursday, March loth, Mr.
t Weiler, who• was 50 . years of age,
had • been . confined , to bed, . for
about a, Weeik, • andhad, beenin
POW le Tth ;foir: •thei last ;ye"a
Deceased,'was torn at .Formosa:
in 1890, eldest. son of the late'Mr,
and Mrs.' Chris Weiler. In 1912.
he married Rose.Bildstein of Fv
,mom, and. they had, resided in• the
village ever since,: where. . Mr.
Weiler carried on, a very .success''
full sawmill ;business. His sons in
tend to..continue the business pun-
; 4er the name of Val, Weiler Ltd
Surviving, besides the •widow,
are " two .sons,' Alfred turd �. anc *Edward
one : dau ter, Mrs: u Oscar'
Heist, ail of Formosa; two bro-
thers, Joseph . of Luckn,ow and
Nicholas of =Preston; „five gist'
Sister. Primitive, of Sty Louis, Mo:
Mrs. Phillip :Obermeyer. of 'For
mora; Mrs.. 'Walter Tiede of Lon-
..
don; Mrs Linus Poechrnan, Carts-.
rube;. and Mrs. Jacob Voisin' of
'Preston.— There are 12 grandchild-.
ren. _ A brother,: Philip,; died . in
1918:
Solemn Requiem High .Mass'
was , ' celebrated . in•. r St ": ?diary's
Church, . Formosa, on ,M•onctay ' at
9.30 a,.m, ,•by Rev' J. Fischer,' as-
sisted by•Father Jordan :•.of Walk
erton. Rev J: A . Lerihard, the
. parish priest, had ,charge of the
committal service in the. adjoin-
ing cemetery Pallbearers were'
eight sOf Mr. Weiler's••employees,•.
Claren&e. Cassidy, '', Cyril:- Boi ho,
: M .aNorman ; 'Schnurr,
gnus \T'oi�n, .
or
;Alfred: Kuntz, Ge'rald.'Illig, Philip
,Oberrneyer ,Jr. and He ib` Rurnig.
•There was a• ' very .large , attend
,:ance. at. the funeral 'and'the num
" emus "floral tributes were carried
by the school children: Frank
Heisz, the • elder grandson; was
cross -hearer.
• Glamour. Girt Exposed!
' Margot 'wis 'the' ' glamour girl
you're'always reading 'about., She
looks wonderful in :a'bathing:suit!
You read that men swoon at, her,
•>'feet, 'but Katherine Brush ;gives
`the low-down ` on Margot' Read
"You Know Margot", in Pictorial
• Review, all -.star magazine , with:
this Sunday's 'March 27) issue of
the Detroit Sunday. 'Tunes.
UNITED, CHURCH
LUCKNOW
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Rev. J. W. Stewart,. .B:A;, B.D.
Pastor
SUNDAY, MARCH 27th, 1949
11 a m,: -'The Bible''
Story; "The. House' of Many
• 'Lamps"..
. Sunday 'School.
7 p.m.: "Three Hills";
vocal'. ,an
NTI IEL, 101,CIi`NOW, ONTARIO
PACrE
eral
,Mrs, Chas. Chin has bees." eon Mr. ;and Mrs. • W
W. 411.1.4peni»
fined • to Yb?ed' with pneumonia, a iew days '1n Stratford
Mrs, R..I' . 7109,1140n and Miss
Helen Thompson were week -end
visitors • in Toronto: •
Mr. 11. S. Lavery 'of, Toronto
spent the. first of ..:the week at his.
'hiosrias H%ll of Langside
has returned home after spending
the winter in Chicago:
Mx. and.: Mrs. 'Robert Rae and;
Margaret spent the: week -end in.
Toronto.".
r, Gordon .Johnston of .King
Mr, "Jim J: .,Phillips of London.
spent a few days at the home of,
his uncle,. Geo. Phillips, Fordyce:
Ed ..Baker` has,: been off work
for' tendays, being. ill with' pneu-
monia—, -
Kenneth Cameron iS remaining''
in the' full body cast at' West
minster 'Hospital;; London, fan -
other ,month.
Mr. and '.Mrs• Leonard Philli
and ,Mary- ' of ' Wi i ham spe
Suntlay at .;George Phillip's;
Fordyce, d, • • •
Ston is visit ngi with Mr, and Mrs . , • C E McDghagt .s nt the
Russell Rgfbertson, ,
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week -end art his home 'at Zion
Mr: and••Mr.s. CameronMacDQn- .b e f o r e .• returning •to . London
, .r
-Where'_ he is tak4rig treatment `:to
Clear., 'yup,, a' atu'bbor.'ri' infection .of
his eyes and face.,, . `
ald were recent, visitors in Lori=
don and •Toronto while
Cameron
wi* .on. holidays. •
•OBITUARY.
REV. ISAIAH KILPATRICK
Rev, . Isaiah William J Kilpat-
rack, 70, retired United :Church
minister; formerly of `;Strahzroy,'
the cognm'uty concert at Knox
Presbyterian.. Church Goderich,
on Tizesday..ervrening of last Week
Which was the. second of a 'series
of three 'Concerts, !held this 'season
died suddenly Saturday' 'at Vic- which was -a ° musycalr treat . g►iven
'coria Hospital. I-fe' lied at 103 by famous talent :CIn • a 'tour.
Bruce,St , London, On Tuesday; night of last Week
Rev. Mr: Kilpatrick'; was born. ,t1 the Junior . Institute •met at the
in. Ashfield' Township' and served Parish .Hall. ,Miss Jean Scott,.
in' nurnierous. 'Charges in the Loci-` home economist, 'discussed' the
don Conference. His last charge Progresi made in, Women's ::Insti=
was •,Cairngorm, ' neg... Stratliroy.:tute' :work., The' Junior ParmerS
He retired in 1947... , rnet in the Agricultiiral Hall at , ; •
Rev.' Mr Kilpatrick is survived the same ' time and Mr Heiber
by his Widow, the former Agnes Eedy;' spoke. on,,: "Crop 'Iamprove.- ■
Knox, ,a 'daughter, Mrs A. E I -h ent":` At a joint meeting ".after, '
(Margaret) Cooper, Kitchener, wards'rMr. Vin Ditmore,•spoke on ' • •
two sisters, Mrs: Agnes McCor- "Radio", Mr, Clarerlce-'Rennie, as- A`
mirk, Long Beach;Cal ;.Nand Mrs `.sistant: agricultural represents
Anna Hanson;•East'Tawas, 1Vli;ch ,, tive, who., is leaving in A4pril tti ■
two brothers, Samuel J, Kilpat=:. direct experimental work,Alt the i
rick, Ashfield and ,William Ka- p.A'C.' until'Septem'ber, was. pre
patriiek,;Sask., and one grandson ;I sented.:witl : a set of `brushes in
Service/ was conducted. by Rev:.a 'leather case After Septeanber,: ■
S, M. Sweetman, assisted, by Rev ?'Mr Rennie will Bio to Iowa State ...: •
G. W, Moore and' Rev; -W. , .41 College for .ay..ear to take posit- I:
Hiles,' at the • A 1VJvillartf '.George . graduate *OA. Plans were` made. • ■
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oDUNGAN.N`ON.
Mrs..Ward and Mrs: Bell;• 'sir
ters, of Mrs, Nellie. Stewart, have'
been.:feeling , v'ery` .poorly :lately
and have been under the •doctor's
care
Mrs Arthur Elliott : return
ed. home 'after. several days spent.
with Tlher daughter, Mrs Oscar •
Cuthill; M�-: 'Cuthill and infant.•
son. Pahl Oscar' of ;Walton.
i1Vir. Win Roblb has lately• been
indisposed with an attack • of
:pleurisy, but. is' now quite a_lot
inxproved
Miss Marie Chisholm ; of Lon
'dors is Home with 'iier parents, Mr
and Mrs John Chishalni and -:l ro#, "
;thers for a three weeks vacation.
Mrs,.: Harvey Culbert.'. returned
home`fr. m Goderich hospital last
week -:end where ° she .underwent
an, operation:: Mr. and -Mrs. Har
vey, •Cubb'ert ' have both •'recently
undergone illness' vvhth' .Harvey
also, ' being laid up ,for. several
Weeks at Westminster Hogpita1, L
L�otidon We are glad to know'bot1i •
are quite •wellaga,in.: '
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