HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1959-10-01, Page 3A funeral service for Lewis Teb-
tt, 82, Seaforth, was conducted
BeV. D. Leslie Elder of First
resbyterian Church, Seaforth, on
today, September 19, from the
A. Whitney funeral home.
Mr, Tebbutt was formerly of
oderich Township and farmed
ere before moving to Seaforth
1945. He had been in poor
alth for the paSt three months.
114al was in Clinton Cemetery.
Pallbearers were Qscar, William,
ameron and Irvine Tebbutt, Geo-
e Addison and Clayton Cox.
lower4)earers were Robert Mac-
maid, Cary Campbell, Lewis,
ck, Gerald and Gordon Teb-
tt.
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Clinton and District Obituaries
Lewis Tebbutt Mrs, H. B. Kirkby
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Basil C. Edwards
Well known Hensel]. resident
asil C. Edwards passed away in
Linton Public Hospital on Satur-
y, September 19, having suffer-
a heart attack September 14.
Mr, Edwards retired to Hensall
'orn his near-by Hay Township
14 years ago, Married to
Liss Minty McGregor in 1917,
e predeceased him in 1940. In
42 he married Miss Emily Mor-
on, who survives him,
Mr. Edwards was a member of
arrnel Presbyterian Church,
ensall, and the funeral, Septem-
er 21, from Bonthron funeral
ome, was conducted by the Rev.
,eorge Vais.
Pall-bearers were; William
ougal, George Armstrong, W. 0,
*oodwin, Ed Munn, Harold Elder,
d Albert Shirray. Flower bear-
rs; Harry Smith, Bob Elgie,
orne Chapman and Hugh Mc-
wan.
Mrs. Herbert Kirkby, formerly
Nancy Jane McMichael, a resident
of Walton district for manY yearS,
died Thursday, September 10, in
Wingham Genes al Hospital where
she had been a patient since June.
She was 78 years of age.
Mrs. Kirkby was a daughter of
the late Thomas IVIelVliehael and
his wife, the former Christine
Fischer, Following her marriage
to Herbert Kirkby, who survives,
they farmed on concession 7, Mor-
ris Township, before moving to
Walton,
Surviving besides her husband
are four sons, George, Burwash;
Lewis, London; Thomas, Brussels
and Frank, Walton, There are 12
grandchildren; also two sisters,
Mrs. Milton WiltSe, Clinton, and
Mrs. Harry Harford, London,
Service was' from the Bann fun-
eral home, Brussels, to Duff's
United Church, Walton, where
service was conducted Saturday
afternoon by Rev. Meurig Thomas.
Burial was in Brussels. Cemetery.
Mrs. Kirkby, who was a native
of Hallett Township, was active
in the women's organizations of
Duff's United Church, and was an
officer for a number of years of
Huron Presbyterial of the WMS.
The church choir assisted in the
service, "Hold Thou My Hand"
was sung with Don MacDonald as
soloist. Pallbearers were four
grandsons, Murray, Herbert, Doug-
las and J. Kirkby; Tom Johnston
and George MacArthur. Flower-
bearers were four granddaughters,
Dianne, Bobby, Patsy and Mary
Lou Kirkby.
Friends and relatives from a
distance who attended the funeral
were from London, Goderich,
Burwash and Toronto.
Mrs, Patricia Reynolds
Mrs, Patricia Catherine Reynolds
died in Alexandra 'Hospital, -Gede-
rich, on Saturday, September 12,
in, her 93rd year,
She was a daughter of the late
Mr. and Mrs. Felix Hanlon and
was born at Clinton, Her husband,
Dominic Reynolds, died in 1934.
Prior to going to live with her
daughter at Kingsbridge, .she had
resided .at New Lislteard for a
number of years, She was a mem-
ber of the Roman Catholic Church.
Besides her daughter, Mrs. Ray
Dalton, Kingsbridge, she is, sur-
vived by another daughter, Mrs.
Mary Simms, Toronto, and four
sons, Edmund and Basil Reynolds,
both of Sault Narrows, Ont., C.
ReynoldS and Fergus Reynolds,
both of Sudbury. There are also
25 grandchildren and 21 great-
grandchildren,
Rev. Father Van Vynckt sang
Requiem High Mass on Wednes-
day morning at St. Joseph's Ch-'
urch, Kingsbridge, and interment
was in the St. Joseph's Cemetery.
Miss Adelia Doan
Miss Adelia Doan died in Olin.
ton Public. Hospital on Tuesday
September 22, in her 100th year,
She 1-ia,d been a patient there for
four years,
Born'in Clinton, she was a dau.
ghter of the late Oran and Eliza
1:103.0„ and had resided in this dis-
trict All her life. She was a mem-
ber of St. Paul's Anglican Church,
There are no survivors,
Miss Doan was a charter mem-
ber of both the Woman's Auxil-
iary and the Anglican Guild. She
came from a family of seven, all
now deceased, Eleanor, Emma
and Mary were the sisters. One
brother Sylvester died in man-
hood, and two brothers died in
infancy.
Service was from the Ball and
:Kutch funeral home, 153 High
Street, Clinton, by the Rev, C. S.
inder, on Thursday afternoon,
September 24, Interment was in
Clinton Cemetery,
Pall-bearers were C. Cook, Gor-
don Herman, William Counter, J,
Silcock, E. Nickle and Bruce
Bartliff.
Dr, H, A. Hession
A native of Clinton, Dr; Henry
Arthur Hessian, 77, flied sudden-
ly at his home, 1030 Dovercourt
Rd., Toronto, on Friday. He had
practised in the eity. for 40 years.
Dr. Hessian received his early
education in Wingham and .Clin-•
ton. Later he attended the
Meisterchaft College in Toronto
and the University of Toronto,
from which he was graduated in
SURPRISE BIRTHDAY TBA
OWEN T ADASTFIAL, PARK
A surprise birthday tea for Mrs,
William Williams, Winnipeg, was
given by her daughter, Mrs. Ted
Forrest at the home of Mrs. J.
Cobain, 10 Winnipeg Road, RCAF
Station Clinton, on Thursday,
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table. Mrs. Williams was presen-
ted with a gift of jewellery. She
left last Saturday by plane from
Mallon Airport.
Mrs. A, Coombs, Mrs. C. Beau-
pre, Mrs, K. Sutton, Mrs. H.
Fretts, Mrs. R, MacDonald and
Mrs. L. McCarty attended.
medicine in 3.9n. He served ny,,
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id War, and was wounded at P.as*: thenclaele, On his return to Can-
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verc.ourt Rd. home.
Dr, Hesston was a fellow of the
College of Physiciens and Surg-
eons and a member of the Acad-
emy of Medicine. He was a mem,
her also of the 58th Battalion As,
sociation; St. Mary The Virgin
Anglican Church and Aughrem
Rose of Derry Lodge, LOI4; and a
former member of the Royal Can-
adian Military Institute and the
Islington azol'Soarixtro Golf .clubs.
He leaves his wife, the form-
er Vera Beatrice Schadel; his
sons, Barry and, Douglas; his
.daughter,. Mrs. Murray EZarfl,_ all
of Toronto; also two sisters, Mrs,
Norma Griffin and Mrs. Eva. Mc.
13ryen, both of Toronto; a broth-
er, John Hessian, Clearwater,
Fin.; and four grandsons, David,
Glen, Brian and Wayne, One son,
Arthur, predeceased him.
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