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MRS. DAVID COOK
Death came near Essex, Ontario,
on June 17, to Annie Elizabeth
Churchill, daughter of the late
Dr. William Churchill and Eliza-
beth Gibbings Churchill, Clinton,
told beloved wife of the late
David Cook.
The funeral took place from
the E. 3. Hicks funeral home, Es-
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MRS. LEWIS TEBBUTT
Mrs, Lewis Tebbutt died at her
home in Seaforth, early Thurs.. ,
day Morning, June 19, following
an illness lasting more than five,
years. She was seriously ill for'
a week before her death.
Mrs. Tebbult, the former Mary
Martin, was bon in Tuckersmith
Township 80 years ago.
Married at the home of her
parents in Tuckersznith, she and
her husband lived there until I
1946, when they moved to Sea-
forth.. Mrs. Tebbutt attended SS
8, Tucicersznitla and the Seaforth
Collegiate Institute. She was a ,
Member of Eirst Presbyterian
C hUrch Seaforth.
Surviving are her husband, and
one sister, Mrs. Luff, Hamilton.
The funeral was held from the
G. A. Whitney funeral home,
Seaforth, on Saturday afternoon,
with Rev D. Glenn Campbell
conducting a service. Burial was
in Clinton Cemetery.
MRS. ROBERT LAWSON
A highly respected resident of
littllett Township, passed away on
July 3rd, in the person of Mrs,
Alvina Mary Johns Lawson, wid-
ow of the late Robert Lawson.
Mrs. Lawson, had been ill for the
past eight months following a hip
fracture, After a lengthy stay in
the Clinton Hospital, she was tak-
en to the home --Of her daughter,
Mrs. John Davidson, Huron Road,
where she remained until her
death.
Mrs. Lawson was born in Tuck-
ersmith. Township in Sept. 1867,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs, Edwin
Johns. She was married to Rob-
ert Lawson in Dec. 1888. They,
farmed in Colbourne Township
and then moved to their farm in
Hullett 42 years ago. Mr. Law-
son predeceased her in Dec. 1940.
Mrs. Lawson was a member of
Constance United Church and a
fife member of the Woman's
Missionary Society.
The funeral was mid from the
Ball and Muteh funeral - home,
Clinton, on Saturday afternoon,
with Rev. A, W, Gardiner, Eg-
rnondville United Church, officiat-
ing, Burial was in Clinton Ceme-
tery. Pallbearers were six-neph-
ews, Howard and Edwin Johns,
Wilfred Seeley, Harold Lawson,
George ,Leitch and Edgar Law-
son, Flowerbearers were Reg. and .
Bob Lawson, Andrew Davidson,
Stanley Johns, Ted Warren, of
London, and Norman Willis, of
Kitchener.
Surviving are 4 sons, Roy, of ,IcKillop, Earl and Lorne of Hul-
lett, Les, of .Tuckersmith, 2
daughters (Myrtle). Mrs. John E.
Busby, of Chatharn, and (Jean)
Mrs. John Davidson, of Huron
Road, also 6 grandchildren and 1
greatgranddaughter, 1 brother Ad-
dison F. Johns, of Newmarket,
and 2 sisters, Mrs. Albert Seeley,
of Clinton, and Mrs. Albert Albin,
of Goderich.
Among those froM a distance
who attended the funeral were:
Mrs. Harry Boag, Newmarket;
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Lawson,
Stratford; Mr, and Mrs. Edgar
Lawson, Auburn; Mr. and • Mrs.
Ted Warren and Lynda Ann, Lon-
don; Mr. and Mrs. Norman Willis,
Kitchener; Edwin Johns, Mit-
chell; Mrs. Albert Allin, Miss
Dorothy Albin. and Mrs. William
Hoy, all of Goderich; Mr. and
Mrs. Scott Davidson, Milbank; Mr.
and Mrs. Jack Busby, and Shir-
ley, Chatham.
CECIL WELWOOD ROWDEN
Funeral service was held from
the E. J. Harding funeral home,
Mount Brydges, for Cecil Welwood
Rowden, on Monday afternoon,
July 7, under the auspices of the
Masonic Order, of which he was a
past master. Rev, C. Allison,
St. Jude's Anglican Church, of
which the deceased was a member,
and was warden at the time of
his death, had charge of the serv-
ice. Interment was in Mount Bry-
dges cemetery.
Cecil Rowden passed away sud-
denly at Mount Brydges on Friday
evening. He had been in his usual
health and having completed his
day's work, he complained of feel-
ing ill and died a few hours later.
Born in Goderich Township 58
years ago, the late Mr: Rowden
sex, on June 18, where Rev, P.
A. Facet' conducted the service,
to Clinton Cemetery en June 19,
where Rev, A. Glen Eagle con-
ducted the graveside ceremony.
Friends and relatives present
from out of town were Mr. and
Mrs. Smithenclorf, Essex; Mr. and
Mrs. Cote, Delhi; E. S. Livermore,
Q.C. and Mrs, Livermore, Lon-
dim; Mrs. Clarence Green, Grand
Bend. Surviving are three daughters:
Mrs. Smithondorf, Essex; Mrs.
Cote, Delhi; Evelyn Churchill,
London; two stepsigters, Mrs.
James Livermore and Mrs. Lena
Jackson, Clinton.
J. A. SHEPPERD DALE
James Allison Shepperd Dale,
beloved husband of Ida May Stev-
ens passed peacefully into rest in
Scott Memorial Hospital, Seaforth,
July 2, in his 71st year.
He was born in Hullett Town-
ship, the son of the late George
Dale and Martha Shepperd, on the
farm where his son Earnest now
lives. He was married in 1902 to
Ida May Stevens and had farmed
all his life in Hullett.
Surviving are his wife and fakir
sons; Allison, of London; Earnest,
Elmer, and Carman. all of Hullett.
Five daughters (Myrtle) Mrs. Jos-
eph Read, (Jessie) Mrs. George
Cunningham, (Ethel) Mrs. Reg.
CLINTON NEWS-REeORD
was the the ion of the late Witham J.
Rowden and Jennie Richardson.
Re received his early education
Clinton, and for the past .35
years had been with the C.P,R. ot
various Ontario points. He was
agent at Caradoc for the past six
years. 1921 he married Margaret
Murry, who survives, Also sur-
viving are two sons, Kenneth,
Guelph; Frank, Mount Brydges;
one brother, Bert, Goderich Town-
ship, and one granddaughter.
JOHN MESSERITH
John Messerith, an inmate at
the County Homo for eighteen
years, born in Italy 78 years ago,.
died on Friday, July' 4, at the
Horne.
Funeral service was conducted
on Saturday, July 5, at S:30 a.m.
from St, Joseph's Roman Cathalic
Church, Clinton, and burial , was
made in the plot at Clinton Cem-
etery.
MRS. 'CORD WIGLE
(BY our Bayfield correspondent)
The death occurred suddenly
at her. home in Windsor on June
23 of Mrs. Cord Wigle.
Formerly Hazel, eldest daugh-
ter of the late Maude Cordon and
Capt. Alexander Brown, the de-
ceased woman was born. in Bay-
field 59 years ago.
Besides her husband, she is
survived by two sons, Martin, at
home, and. Jack in Korea; also
three sisters and a brother, El-
sie (Mrs. A. Seabrook), Owen
Sound; Myrtle (Mrs. Jack Par-
ker) Hayfield; Ivy (Mrs. Lorne
Epps), and John, London, Mr.
and Mrs. J. H. Parker attended
the funeral which was held in
Windsor on June 25.
CONSTANCE •
Mr. and and Mrs. Fred Riley, Hitch-
ener, spent Monday at the home of
his parents.
- Mrs. Harry Boag, Newmarket,
spent a few days with Mr. and
Mrs. Lorne Lawson.
Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Hoggart
and Son left last week for a trip
to Halifax 'and Newfoundland.
Rev, and Mrs. H. Trayer, of
Toronto, spent a few days recently
with Mr. and Mrs. Eph. Clarke.
Master Ronald Riley went to
Scott Memorial Hospital on Mon-
day, June 30, for tonsil operation.
Mrs. Lorne Lawson, Mrs, Harry
Boag, of Newmarket, visited on
Monday with Mr. and Mrs. Edwin
Johns, of Mitchell.
Mrs. Myrtle Carnochan and
Miss Beatrice Talaska, Eloise,
Mich.,spent the weekend with Mr.
and rs. Eph. Clarke.
Mr. and Mrs. Lorne' Lawson and
Mrs. Harry Boag, called on. Mr.
and Mrs. Maurice McKee, of God-
erich on Sunday evening.
We were sorry - to hear Mrs.
Ross McGregor's father was tak-
en to Scott Memorial Hospital on
Monday, June 30. We hope for a
speedy recovery.
Mr. and Mrs. Ted Warren and
Lynda Ann, of London, spent the
weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Earl
Lawson, also attended the funeral
of Mrs. Warren's grandmother,
the late Mrs. Lawson.
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(4od erich. Township . .,
Miss Holmes will -teach .kind-ergarten. classes next year in God.,, erich Public School.
Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Addison
and family spent. Sunday with
Mr. and Niro-Charles Wallis.
Teacher Honoured
At the conclusion of the school
year, Miss Kathleen Holmes,
teacher for four years of S.S. No,
3, Goderich Township, (Holmes-
ville School)- was presented with, a
lovely gift by her pupils. and the
music teacher, Miss gileen Glid-
don.
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Obituary
Smith, all of Clinton, (Martha)
Mrs. Thomas Smith, (Josephine)
Mrs. John Rarding, London. One
brother Christopher,. of Tuelcer,,
smith, Four sisters, Mrs. Jainas Barron, .Seaforth, Mrs. E. -Chesney,
Hensall; Mrs, Wm. Churchill, God-
erich Township and Mrs. Byron
McGill from Seaforth. Also
twenty-two grandebildren.
Funeral service .was held. at
the Ball and Mutch funeral home.
Rev. H. Wilson officiated and
ter/rent was made in Clinton
Cemetery.
- Pallbearers were Malcolm Mc-
Demid, Robert Freeman, John
Freeman, Joseph Freeman, Noble
Holland, Theodore Dale,
Flower bearers were -eight
grandsons, Leslie, Lloyd, Lorne,
Milton Dale; Robert. Read, Irvine
Dale, Ronald Cunningliani, Harold
Storey,
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1953, for the following:
100 tons stoker coal, nut, pea and slack,
delivered in the bins at the Huron County Home. Please
state brand name and supply analysis.
A. H. ERSKINE,
County Clerk,
Courf House, Goderich
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