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The Lucknow Sentinel, Lnehnow, Ontario
THURSDAY, AUGUST 10, 1944'
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„ MARRIED AT MORRISTON
•• A wedding of interest was sol-
emnized at •Morristown mi -,,Sat-
urday, July 22nd, at 3.30 p.m.
when •Miss Mary Etta Turner,
• only daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
• John Turner of Kitchener and
• formerly of West Wawanosh, be-
• came the bride of. Mr. Donald
Jackson. The happy couple spent
their honeymoon at PoI Elgin,
and called at 'the " home of her
. uncle, Mr. Albert Patterson.
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Former Bruce Member
Passes' In Walkerton
Derralter Allan Hall, a med-
ical practitioner in Walkerton for
more than forty .years and -Lib-
eral member for South Bruce in
the Federal House for ten years,
• passed ,away in Walkerton on
Thursday after a long illness.
Of a family of nine children
his brother John of Sarnia alone
survives. Mr. Angus McIntosh
and Miss Margaret McIntosh of
Holyrood are a nephew and niece
of the deceased. •
Dr. Hall was born in Perth
County and spent his early life
near Teeswater.. He attended
school at Salem; Walkerton,
•Owew ,Sound -and St: -Catherines
and taught school •for 10 years
before attending Queen's' Uni-
versity where he obtained his I -I
medical degree in 1900 and est- d
ablished a 'practise in Walkerton w
OBITUARY WINNERS NAMED 411111011M1111111111k
!otrN 1C----mactooNALD IN CROP CONTEST'
patience. '
Wilson and Kenna MacDonald
He was the son of the late Sara,
pioneer settlers who settled nea
the boundary known as "Egypt'
in 1844. There John was born
where he.lived'ilis whole life til
ill health forced him' to. ,retire.
Since then he lived with differ-
ent members . of his family. His
beloved wife predeceased him in
1934. He was a man of sterling
integrity, upright, ev&- true to
all 'his friends and 'to the noble
tradition of the Scottish race. He
was possessed of° a gentle cheery
nature. His handshake was that
of . a true friend, and his whole
life was rich in love, and affec-
tion. To Mourn the passlng of a.
dear parent are four daughters,
Mrs. George Blue (Sadie); .Mrs.
IL Agnew (Marybelle), Detroit.
Mrs. Noble, Johnston • (Jessie),'
Lucknow and Mrs. Stanley Dien-.
pan (Catherine), Ashfield. He
deeply regretted but bravely
bore the loss of his only son Red,
who died in yeung manhood:He
is also survived by 13 'grandchild-
ren and, as a loirer, of children
they were endeared to their.
grandfather:A host of sorrowing
friends and relatives will cherish
his memory for many years..
'The- tiineial -,Whieh* Wail held.
on 'Friday from the home of Mr.
Stanley Drennan was Very large,
y attended. The service was con-
ucted by Rev. C. H. MacDonald
ho spoke ennifortinj words to
the bereaved ones. Rev. W. 0.
Rhoad assisted. The pallbearers
were all near relatives, Finlay
MacDonald, Finlay J. MacDonald,
Bruce MacDonald, David Mac
Donald, John K. Matheson an
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Winners have been named in
t, the field crop competition spon-
sored by the Lucknow Agricul-
s
h tural •Society. The competition
was for standing fields of Cartier
. ,
oats grown from registered No. 1
d seed"; 'there were eighteen entries
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in the contest, with the 'first' eight
scoring the highest marks divid,
s
the priie money Of $75.00. First
prize was $13.00 and 8th prize
There passed away at the home
of. his daughter, Mrs, Noble John
• Ston, Lticknow, on August. is
• one of Ashfield's beloved 'citizen
in the person of John Kennet
MacDonald at the age of 79 Years
His last illness was of brief dor
ation although his •health ha
been somewhat impaired fo
some time past, but he bore hi
weakness with true Christian
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the same year.
In 1925 he was elected to Parl-
iament in South Bruce. He was
re-elected in 1930, and in 1935
unsuccessfully contested Grey.
Bruce riding against 'Miss Agnes
MacphaiL -
• Dr. Hall is survived by his
wife. Their only daughter died
The funeral *Service was held
in St. Paul's United Church,
Walkerton, on Saturday.
Made Two- Quilts
The ladies of the Victory Club
met at the home of Mrs. Robert
Lyons and made two Red Cross
quilts. The next quilting will be
at the home of Mrs. "Wm. Mac-
Crostie. •
Made Two QUilts
The ladies of the 9th Conees-
sion Victory Club met for their
July meeting at the home of Mrs.
George Stuart when two quilts
were made for;
Cross.
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THOMPSON'S GAT.INT—In Wingham General
'PHONE 82 WE DELIVER Hospital on Monday, July 31st,
to ' Mr. and Mrs. Russell (aunt,
--manem•ilm9• • R. 5, Lucknow, a son.
There was only seven points
between the first place and 8th
place fields, the high score being
88. poinfS. •
The,list Of winners •is as fol-
lows: -1st, Harvey, Ritchie, R. 3,
Lucknow; 2nd, W. E. Henderson,
Lucknow; 3rd, Wilmer Robb, R.
3, Goderich; 4th Harry Lavis, R.
5, Lucknow; 5th Samuel Gibson,
R. 3, Goderich; 6th Thomas Hac-
kett; R. 3, Lucknow; 7th, Roy
Alton,. R. `7, Lucknow; 8th, Robt.
Hamilton, R. 3, Lucknow.
He was in his 85th year.
• Born near s Kingston in 1860,
Mr. Switzer came to Holyrood
with his parents, 'Wm.. Switzer
and Arabella Teskey, when an
infant of seventeen months. Be
has spent his entire life m the
community where he was well
and widely known.
In 1894 Mr. Switzer married
Margaret Ann Stothers, and, on
JUne 21st of this year they, ob-
serVed their- golden Wedding an-
niversary: .
.Mr. Switzer had been in failing
health for over two and a half
years and lgist week -suffered a- •
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fractured • hip- in' -a
home. Be was removed to Wing -
ham Hospital, but his strength
failed rapidly.•
Besides his' wife, he is survived
by .a son Jack of Huron Town-
ship and two 'daughters, Mrs. L.
C. Cox of Calgary and Mrs. R. L.
Treleaven of 'Woodstock and a
sister, Mrs. Colin Eadie of Glen -
A private luneral service was •'
held at the home of his son, Con. ,
8, Huron Township on Monday
alAernoon, conducted by Rev.
Herbert F. Dann: Interment was
in South Kinloss Cemetery. Pall-
bearers were Donald McPherson,
Ramer Harris, Richard Baker,
Richard Elliott, Robert MacDon-•,
nanon. A son Ray .died thirty- ald, Mark Johnstori and Leslie
d lour years ago at the age of six Congram.
Wlill llarris=Neighixws-alld-mus
ins carried the many beautiful
floral tributes. Burial took place
in Lochalsh Cemetery.
Friends from 'a distance atten-
ding the funeral were Mr. and
Mrs. George Blue and Marjory,
Mr. and Mrs. H. Agnew, Mr. John
Matheson, Missi Sadie, Mr. .Doug
al Matheson and John K., Mr
and • Mrs. Lund, Mrs. Jack Ross
Miss Margaret' Bowe of Detroit,
Mrs. Margaret MacKenzie, Sar-
nia, Miss 1VIabel and Salena Mac-
Donald, Windsor, Mrs. John
Campbell and Mrs. MacNaught,
Hamilton, Miss MacKenzie, Kin-
cardine, Mrs. Black, Lnnqing,
Mich.; Rod MacDonald, Stratford,
Isobel, Londen, Bertha, Toronto,
Mrs: Cowles, London and Mrs.
Dr.) Porde, Hamilton.
GARRET1 T. SVVITZER,
The death of Garrett Teskey
Switzer, a lifelong resident of the
Holyrood district, occurred at
midnight on Friday, August 4th.
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