HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1945-09-13, Page 7teVRs 4 sEJ TEMBER •13th, •1945
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Off N j!ENIY 'EBS'TERR
.highly esteemed. resident •of
• the Seaforth distriet passed away.
inp Bgams`fillo.on Monday,Sep
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t mber 3rd in the' person of the
late:14bn Nolo Webster,:, .his
1114yea : Vie,•-11'ad-hecn. an failin.
health f<i. 5ome ,hire, and two
yvoe
' •k sp3'ioi�,to 1is::aea'th:;had: gone.
his son"L renee., He. was
born
1.� ;lkr�,�F::tr,rl Tri hi4 crc��rrlr
went t� Ilhnots•gvt •kterezho wa'Sen
gagcd
.as a.. ontr'actor: lie w.ent
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to.•Seafortli in 191;4, and was a
• riir 1 "mail' .eourier for' sixteen
-a-SU3... �. •-.r �-.
'Gordon et Ttlt onto ,and Lawreneel',
oF'$eamsv'il1G,, and
two,: stepzdau
ghteisz Mrs, Ben Rrsrr'g bf vIc:�
Killop and Mrs Odus• Leach. of
Illinois The. funeral servi:ce'•was
heldy at Seafor th., on Wednesday'
'and waconducted by. Rev._ W J.'
".Patton: TW—Pallbearers:.' we're
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'• Messrs: J. H. Ireland, Wellington
:Webster, Elliott:Congram,
BLickii ghain,` Walter :Afton and.
Keith • Webster.,', :Interment: was.
made in Greenhill .'• Cemetery,.
:Lucknow .
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EDDING BELL ,
LADD—HARRIS. '
• Surrn ne'r ,floss, banked) ' with
ferns formed a.n' efee'tive',setting
in St. Andrew's United' Church;
on Sa'tt.izrday,, September tit when.
Anrrie`:Adetine Harris vires united
in marriage. to Herbert Ladd.- The
. bride .is the;only daughter of Mr
::.nd. tris ai. ornas' Harz-is,of'R' 1e.
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of Mr. and 1Vlxs. ,1-1. A. Ladd. of
Palmerston; The Bev.' Eugene'
Beech officiated, Mts,• Charles
pottier:. of Hamilton, aunt of the
bride, presided•, at the. organ and
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Miss•Mac'ion Munn sang'Beeause'•
during ih sr wn Af
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The charming bride, given. in
.Marriage by "het ..iathei;
, wore' a'
gown of -,White— ,n5.4Wf�t'h. sat;
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,.{ �p.�.y..*Iwo . *tit • �sr .:!
w 4r4rilw. vF -
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bouffant skirt. A heart shaped
headdress triirtmed withpearls,
held her floor' length veii<'.Her
bouquet was talisman roses ;and':
she :gore' a string of pearls, the
gift. *ofthe groor . Miss Bertha'
Turnbull- of P er 'ori'... her.
_ Vim. st >- �
Glx attendant-"froclted ti pale
yellow floor .'length dress 'with
matching It addressR_.and!ahouldr>`
length veil nal .ca>* .n 'r,.`
ag- oses.-
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:stopwasygroomsman arid William',
and Huffy' Harris, brothers of the
bride, were ushers. . '
POI' the wedding• trip the..bride
donned, a becoming' cocoa brown
dressmaker suit, matching; 'acces
vies and:: `leaf :-green' ..tsz, £>aat. --
so •
l'ollowing :a •wedding trip to Mori-
treal and Nia ar
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andoorn w� i
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„DONALD.' ScrN EVIN .
...Ahighly esteemed resident .o
Goder-igii'•-for_ the-,-pas.t--35 years,'
VVirs, Donald McNevin died, in Al=
e iandra Hospital -on 'Friday;: Aug=
ust 31,.�She had been seriously ill•.
:for two weeks
'. Mss::. 11�IcI�ir� �� t���=•-firmer-=
, Frances :Sneltzer, was born
Kinloss township a daughter 'of.
the. late ' Paul .and Margaret' Earl
Sneltzer, and..before moving' to
Goderich had lived i ; Ashfield.
'township. Her husband 'died • nine
.years,ago',. She was .a member,of'
..Knox .Pregbyter'ian 'Church' and
;of the Women's Missionary Soc
.: iety I
She,is sureived 'by an. only dau-
.'ghter, Miss, Myra "McNevin, of the:
•''office staff'' of, the :God.e•ic,h'
vator and' Transit The .'fun-. was held from• th:e ; Brophey
ktrnei`al home with pt e 'service.
h..,,
conducted by lev Richard Stew.
• are of. i{nox Church. Interment•
was. in Maitland cemetery
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The supply of'texhlesr is -not.adeqUate to the demand.
Fax six Years;; most'of the world output has gone to war..
Victory has not improved the situation
Tkeie`3e ILn t_1.076hough�textilis- to aaadcrler man
`� y-rfeonth�to;
come..
• The-death:of Mr ..DAriald Gil='
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.(nee Annie Cameron) occur-
. red `ii? Detroit, Michigan, Satui-
day, Augast, •25th, . 1945,' at ..her
:.home • 9022 'Petosky Ave., after a.
long illness . "
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Canada -depends,;largely on
other saurces.for raw materials an • or— some yarn; --an •,7 ---
'.fabrics ,_ .•._
A serious •manpower, shortage
till—c-orafrarats�#he-•te�f�le itr--
dustry of qij Allied countries,
Shortages : overseas must be
met..l� Itta lee 'Months,.befog '
production ,s resumed m •.
e, 'Europe. •
�1VIrs:. Gillies:was one otfourteen 1.;
• children both, to'•the late .Mr and!.
Mrs Roderick Carnes ori of Loch •
alsh, Where she was -barn October
• 6tlr, 1865 Atte; :'her , marriage'ltd.
ilohald' 'Gill'ies zn: ;f88.3 Mr.. and.
Mrs. •Gilkes. lived .,for. a :time on.
the--Zrtd- =
Ecrrrc�:n : of �Iui on --}fie^ '-.I
fore moving •to Caluriiet Michi.-:. 'I
gan;' The'last several .years'.•thay
made their home__ in Detroit..Mr.;
Gilkes died in."1936
The funeral was: held 1att?•Tues-
deyfromr
' Iome:',l} ,eV -Roy, L.- Aldrich :and
ilev"'lA.lvin ':. Morris h"ad charge'
"'of the, ser v e which was lajrgely
y t lefi yes and ft rends,
The.;fou.r• $on and: twwo • sons -iii-;
la -w :acted .srs p • allbc r
pa ,et s. ,
Surviving; are. 'two ;,daughters,
• Mns,: Richar:tl 'H Hocking, Mrs..
W. Geop'ge.Peters of Detroit,; four ..a
sons, Kenneth' cif C61uthet, Mich.;
Roderick. and John af' IDettoit;
•,'living` of 1 cintiac. 'Mich.; seven
randchila•ren> . iii d:'. three• t'oat
graridchild1.64. There - .
:four siste also survive
i8,, Mr s..Jennie.
'1,1i4. Peter'
• Murdoch .of Detroit;
Mrs.•John Murdoch. of. Learning-
•tori, Ontario:. ick »..A. it,. Finlayy
scn of l.ucknr�==:
�u scn F four brothers
uriek grid ',banes of Loehalsla:,.
iioder`rQf p9tl*rr rs ori. and Dfirt�
d `ci rt uric, T.„ Alberto. Orta
Si$ter 'ago ftr•uj .
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ce s brothers _ px cd
IV1rs.:( l_ilt.sp
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Substantial •qua•ntities .;of all
kinds of ieXtilesa�e still
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''required by, occapationat
forties.
Domesticdemand; for textiles. Civilian'. dothin ' needs of .
ir�'trease'd s1Tarpiji Burp 1Ijie ` `� turning servicerneri and wo
men are;'swelling the' demand
war. It strl( going up, here at;home,'
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MSN' ce;•'in a 6bg, ,.,
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{empty ed. o S'erie,,Of 'o Women'
Pretassist• Ga a�urtise`nenl
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to ted Ways t , :
eRes itlusne an;�, and out-
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,f om •ovtOro l otuout-
re-Oded , . etas• Or and
ed Oairn • • ,e�onniny' t
hese e
m90 style`. ;ptlteh
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'-Tills year,; production directives have' again hen:
'issued to the textiles industry:
.They :areintended to 'divert output to more
-—essential...goods„
134f directives alone' cannot cure•a°situdtion arising
.from world conditions.
The answer lies in conservation..More ihan.'ever,.
the need is to conserve, to take care of what
there,is, to mend, make -,over and'make=do
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