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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1929-07-18, Page 5DASHWOOI^T PER TIMES-ADVOCATE gudjool of (‘Tummeyte CLINTON, ONTARIO OFFERS YOU A PRACTICAL BUSINESS TRAINING students to obtain and a of efficiency. TING FOB YOU Stenographic, General Office, packers’ Courses and Special added greatly to the ser- Stout is one of the solo- of the large churches in t very The two GRAND BEND camp services were ■attended on Sunday. Male Quartette • gave Dr. H. H. Cowen, IITAL lln Ha ! thy|f tar the Dost Office, i^hree days of week, Mrs, Ehlers, of Kltchen- and Mrs, Clarence Yager, called on friends ift town de: At office^ wood, firsa at office j Zurich, lalb yte., D,D.S. SURGEON ^Ueib Block, Dash­ ti ays of week and In Why not attend this? SEPTEMBER 3rd, 1929 that has made it possible for our scores hold position TJ Courses: Se Civil Se Courses You cannot attend a better demanding a high stand IE IS A POSITION etarial, Commercial .ice, Commercial pranged. SCHOOL WE Write to-day for information. Phone 19 8 M. A. STONE, F. WARD, B.A. Oom. Specialist, Vice-Princip Principal Telephone 1 Mr, Henry, that the road will be completed to Exeter next year. Plate Work , ONT. Main Street The Death of Mrs, Wm. Armstrong DR. R. I. P. Honor graduate Medicine, and Mas the University of Member of Coll and Surgeons o two doors east o HENS A Phone 56 ty of ence, of Ontario. Physicians ario. Office t Office. ONT. ence 114 DR. J. A. M Specializ Mr. and Mrs. Owen Geiger extend a cordial neighbors Home’’ at July 26th to 9 p.m. Golden Wedding Anniversary. ------------------------------------------------------ ; HENSALL invitation to all their and friends to an “At their residence on Friday, from 3 'to 5 p.m. and 7 the occasion being their is.Mr. Wm. Stone, of London, lioidaying at his home here. Miss iMhrgaret Bell, of King St., is lying seriously ill at her home. Miss' Irjpa Higgins, of Kitchener, spent the ifteek-end .at her home here. Miss Helen Elder, of London, spent the '.week-end at her home here. ’£• ' Mr. • and ?Mrs. Jas. Paterson were week-end visitors with relatives in Detroit. Mrs. LockXyood and daughter Mar­ garet, of Brussels, visited Hensall friends last M^ek. The Sunday-School of the United church held a .picnic at Bayfield on Wednesday afternoon. Quite a number from here accom­ panied the Hensall Orange Lodge to Wingham for the Twelfth. Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Sullens, of Detroit, spent a few days visiting Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Hudson. Mr. and Mrs. P. A. Cantelon and Mr. and Mrs. John Zuefle spent a Week camping at Pike’s Bay. Miss Minnie Gibbs, of Toronto, is visiting friends in town and is also camping at Bayfield for a week. I Mr. and Mrs. Bertram North, of Woodtock, visited friends and rela- ■ fives- in town over the week-end. •. Mrs. Kennedy and son, of Wind­ sor, is visiting at the home of her parents Mr. and Mrs. O. Geiger. The Sunday -School of the Presby- Jerian •church held a picnic at Grand Bend on Wednesday afternoon last. Miss 'Marian McKay, of Hagers- ville. is spending a few days visiting Jier friend* Miss-Florence McDonnel. Mi‘- and Mrs. Arthur Wilson and daughter, of Toronto, is visit­ ing at the home of Mr. and Mrs. W. Consitt. „ The many friends of Mrs. Wm. Henry are sorry? to 'hear that she is confined to' her room through ill-! ness." Dr; and Mrs. Fisher and family, of Gravenhurst, spent the week-end •visiting friends in and around the village. Dr. Samuel Colter, wife and fam- -<ily, of Toledo, Ohio, are visiting here W£th the Doctor’s parents IMr. and MifS. J. Coulter. Mr. Nelson Blatchford, weed in- pectopfor the village, is busy cutt­ ing then weeds and ordering a gener­ al cleaii-.up through the village. Mr. GCo. Gram is- lying seriouly ill at Lansing, 'Mich. Mr. and Mrs. Gram left hqre to attend the wedding of their son -William and while there Mr. Gram was stricken. Miss Katharine .Sells, of London, spent a few days last week visiting at the home of Mrs. Wm. Lammie and also gave part of the musical program at the W. C. T. U. Conven­ tion. Mrs. Thos. Wren moved her household effects to Lucknow on Monday where she' will reside. Her son Mr." Bert Wren has secure'd .a good position there with Silverwoods Limited. Mr. John Stacey;,,“.:of Detroit, ivaS a'^eek-end visitor With liis mother here. - His sister Miss Lillian and friend Miss Bernadette Biskner, who spent thiS' wdefc visiting in town, returned with him day evenings Messrs.- Boss contractor's, on expect .th fihish •Saturday night. take several weeks yet to put the shoiiders on tlie’ fotid. There U some dbuht whether* thfefe will be a further eytensioft td' the Cdhtract to Boss & U’raziers to pave from Kippen to Hensall but the reeve here has’ tho jiromlse of the Highway Minister, The friends of' Mrs. Wm. Arm­ strong were shocked to learn of her sudden death at her home on Wed­ nesday last. The deceasd has been in her usual health and was. engag­ ed at her liousehod duties during the morning and had dinner prepared. She went out to call the men to din­ ner and on returning to the house was suddenly stricken, Mr. Arm­ strong and son George coming into dinner found her lying on a sofa dead. Her maiden name was Eliza­ beth Henderson and she was in her 66th year. 'She was an esteemed member of the Anglican church, a good neighbor and beloved by all who knew her. She leaves to mourn her loss her husband Mr, Wm. Arm­ strong, one son George at home and one daughter Mrs. John Coleman, of London,' The funeral took place from her late home Hay Township on Saturday afternoon to the Hensall Union cemetery. Celebrated Diamond Wedding It is our pleasure this week to re­ port an event, that very rarely in­ deed occurs in any community, and is certainly worthy of note. We here refer to the diamond anniver­ sary of Mr. and Mrs. Richard Welsh, pioneer, and very highly respected residents of our village. In fact they came to Hensall when it was hardly more than a name, and have contin­ uously resided here at the west end of our village, and who quietly cele­ brated their diamond anniversary. As it came on a Sabbath day, on.Sun-’ day last, just the members of their family in Hensall, .and vicinity be­ ing present, the ones in the West being unable to attend, but it is needless to say, Mr. and Mrs. Welsh were most kindly remembered by a large number of gifts, costly and beautiful gifts, including checks, and- money orders, from members of their family in the West, as well as relatives and friends scattered throughout other places. The follow­ ing brief sketch referring to the Mrs. Earl Neeb and fam- Mr. and er, and Mr, of Detroit, on Friday. Mr. and ily, of Pontiac, Midi., are visiting with the former’s mother. and Mrs. E. G. Kraft and fam­ ily spent Friday in Toronto. Miss Myrta Hoffman, of Kitchen­ er, is spending her vacation with her parents?" Rev. Saur and son Milton are vis­ iting in Niagara Falls this week. Mrs. Ruehen Goetz was a week­ end visitor in Sarnia, Miss Rose Guenther, of Windsor, is visiting with her parents. Mr, Ed. Nadiger is improving the appearance of liis house with a coat of paint. The many friends of Mr, J. C. Reid will be glad to hear he is improving from his recent serious illness, Mr. and Mrs. H. Hoffman and family and Mr. and Mrs, E. R. tlier and family motored to Head on Sunday. ■Our band 'took part in the Tatoo Friday night. While unloading hay on Mr. Dun­ can Snider’s farm last Wednesday. Mr. Louis Kraft had the misfortune to fall from the beam of the barn landing on .a hay rack, fracturing, his leg. He will be confined to his home for some time. Rev. Ness on Monday tonsils. Mrs. Wm. ited at the home of one day last week. Mrs. Nicholson and Miss Eunice! Smith, of London and M'r. Lome NicholsOn, of Detroit, visited with Miss L. Hartleib a few days last week. . Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Wildfong, pf Detroit, spent the week-end in town. Guen- Lion’s Blyth The largely Baptist beautiful numbers at the evening service and Mrs. F. Stout, of Guelph, sang a wonderful solo in the morn­ ing which vice. Mrs. ists in one Guelph, Mr. and Mrs. Don Webb, of Lans­ ing, Mich., returned to their home after spending a week in the neigh­ borhood. Dr. Orme, of Crediton, has sold liis cottage to Dr. N. Schram, of Lon­ don, who Dr. Orme at Grand years. Quite a from Your takes possession at once, has been a cottage owner Beend for about twenty underwent an operation for the removal of his Consitt,of I-Iensall, vis- Mr. J. Hartleib GREENWAY ' and Mrs. R. McPherson andMr. family, of Buffalo, are visiting his parents (Mr. and Mrs. E. McPherson. We congratulate Misses Beulah and Ila Hodgins and Raymond Eagleson the pupils of S. S. No. "10, Stephen, who were successful at the Entrance Examinations. M’iss. Francis Detloff, of - Detroit, is spending her holidays with and Mrs. Pollock. Miss Pearl Bropliey visited Parkhill last week. Mrs. C. Loughton,- of Detroit, been a guest of her sister Mrs, E. Luther.. Miss Emma McPherson, R.N., has Mr. in has number attended the 12th of July in London. Mr. O. Atkinson sports a new Ford. The Ladies’ Aid are having a rasp­ berry supper on July 27th on the Church grounds, Don’t miss it. Mr. Albert Greenlaw, of Detroit, will sing at the camp services on the last Sunday in July, at both services and on Monday night following will give a Negro Ministrel show, so bear the date in mind. It is just one feature after another this year at Grand Bend Casino. All this week “Doc” Whipple and his all star Orchestra has been reigning su­ preme, and then on Monday, July the 22nd one of the hottest aggrega-j gations yet to appear, will come for one week only, in the person of Loy B. Hays and liis Chicago Redcoats. Hays and his engaging crew of horn footers—that gang from Chicago whose torrid tunes put pep into syn­ copation—-will show a brand of shivery jazz. They have just finish­ ed a, long tour on the Radio-Keith- Orpheum Vaudeville Circuit, and are stars over KSD Radio Studios in St. Louis. There are ten musicians and of the ten, nine are singers, seven entertainers, and six soloists. With­ out a doubt they will keep you on your toes and amaze you with the fastest, funniest, most tuneful music­ al Revue yet presented at Grand Bend. Monday night, besides this Chicago band, will be Carnival Night with streamers, horns, hats, confetti night . On gents danc- prices will prevail, that of admission 15c. dances 4 for 25c. Listen for the cry, “The Redcoats are Coming” and then follow the crowd to the Bend. This probaply will be the only ap­ pearance of Loy Hayes’ Redcoats in this vicinity no a ' and fun galore. Thursday will be special circus night, these two nights prices are, 50c. and ladies 25c. with free ing. Other nights regular as arrangements are )w being made to star this band in ■famous Broadway Musical Show. KHIVA i 9' Norge’s exclusive Iptary mechanism compensates for its own weai\ TKii means reliable life-tmi refrigeration with unusul economy and quietness n operation. Allofyourfoodishealthful1 and appetizing food when guarded by Norge, No spoilage,nomeats or other perishables to throw out. nlors cannot enter ice because of protecting A Norge refinement! J NOR! Cteonoiiiieal Refrigeration — FOR SALE BY M • I Public Utilities Commission iPhone 127 Exeter, Ontario! x i Ji FORD « honored couple will- no doubt prove j returued from Montreal where she attended the Nurses’ Congress. While in Toronto she attended the funer­ al of the late Dr. C.’ S. McVicar, of the Mayo Hospital, Rochester, Minn. Mr. and Mrs. R. English, Mrs. Mc­ Intosh and Mr. Shelbourne English, motored to Bayfield last Tuesday. Mrs. Pressey, of Arkona and her daughter Mrs. Greer and family, of Saskatchewan are visiting Mrs. El­ ton Curts. Misses Evelyn and Dorothy Harl- ton visited Mrs. Sherritt during the week. Mrs. H. Carruthers was a guest of Mrs. A. Gollen. Mr. Japith Turner Dies On Tuesday, July 2nd, Mr. J. Turn­ er passed away to his reward at his home on the Mollard Line, Stephen Township. Mr. Turner has been a great sufferer during the past few months and. through it all he dis­ played great Christian patience and fortitude. He will be missed in the United church where he has been a faithful member and attendant ever Since lie moved here almost fifty years ago. A large number of -his friends, neighbors and relatives paid him their sincere tribute at the fun­ eral conducted by > his pas­ tor Rev. J. M. Colling at his home and interment took place at the Sal­ em cemetery. ‘Besides his sorrow­ ing widow who was Miss Volk, he leaves to mourn his loss, four daugh­ ters’Hrs. Herbert Sherritt, of Hanna, Atla.; Mrs. W. Lovie, of the Mollard Line; Mrs. Prouty, of Exeter and Mrs. E. Hodgson, of Brinsley and four sons, John, of Brinsley and Frank, Ralph and Harold, of the Mollard Line, all of whom were pres­ ent at the ritt. side 'died Jonathan brothers and a sister Mrs. T. Dun, of Port Huron were among those from, a distance, who attended the funeral. of very much interest to their num­ erous relatives and friends. Mr. and I Mrs. Welsh were both born in Dev- (onshire, England. Mrs. Welsh be- jing the eldest daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Scott, and was but eighteen years okl when married and now has reached her 7 8th year. Mr. Welsh was the eldest son of the late Mr. and Mrs. John Welsh, of Devonshire, England, being in his 23rd year when married, is now 82 years of age. Following their mar­ riage, they spent some eleven years in England, before emigrating to this country, making their passage over the ocean, in the boat “Sarrna- tion” making the trip in 14 days. They were first attracted to Exe.ter, where so many of the Devonshire people were settled, but only remain­ ing a week or so, there, they decid­ ed to make their home in Hensall, where they have liyed for nearly 5 0 years. Their union was blessed I with twelve children. All are living, with the exception of George, who was killed in action, in the late Great War. Five of tlieii; family were born in England, crossing the ocean with them and the remaining seven were born in Canada. Fol­ lowing are the names of their chil­ dren: Mrs. Seed, Vancouver, B.C.; Mrs.. Youngblut, Vancouver; Elliot Fairbairn, Snowflake, Mrs. Abner Johnston, Nigga, Mrs.- M'cMurtrie, Edmonton; Bishop, Battleford, Sask.; Welsh, Vermillion, Alta.; George, killed in action; Thos. Welsh, Wm,. Mrs. A. Clark, Mrs. Boyle, all of Hensall. They have 24 grandchil­ dren and four great-grandchildren. Mr. Welsh is a skilled mechanic, ' having learned his trade' in Eng­ land and was noted for his skill in building,'in that line of work, and together with his good wife, have proved good, honest and worthy resi­ dents, and are deservedly highly respected in the splendid manner in which they brought up their large family, who have all turned out to be a credit to them and are all get­ ting on well in lite, and who are very mindful of their parents and many. of Deitricli is Mr. and Mrs. and Miss Mar- on Saturday having couple weeks in To- I ‘ Russel Schroeder en- Miss Ester Neeb, visiting her 'parents Alex Neeb. Mr. Wm. Hanover garet Hanover, of Buffalo are" visit­ ing their parents Mr. and Mrs. J. Hanover. Miss Ilene and Ruth Willert have returned home spent the last ron to. Mr. and Mrs. tertained a number of young people to an ice cream party Friday even­ ing. Mr. and Mrs. Otto Willert spent Sunday near Zurich. Mr. Win. Witzel spent last Friday in Parkhill. WHALEN The meeting was friends on SUn- paving& Braziers, tile London* Road, paving to Kip,pen by Although it Will B.C.; Mrs. Man.; Man.; Mrs. John ... funeral except (Mrs. Slier- One daughter, Mrs. W. White­ several years ago. Rev. and Rev. James Turner, The regular monthly meeting1 of the W.M.S. was held last Thursday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Mell vi.lle Gunning. conducted in the usual way with the 1st Vice President, Mrs. John Hazle- wood in the chair. Mrs. Albert Gun­ ning, Mrs. Wm. Morley and Mrs. Hazlewood led in prayer. Mrs. John Hodgson leddhe reading of the scrip­ ture lesson, I Cor. 16: 1-9. A very interesting leaflet ‘“Thanksgiving Ann” was read by Mrs. Geo. Arksey. A splendid report of the Branch meeting held in Chatham was given by Mrs. (Rev.) Irwin and was appre­ ciated very much by those present. Benediction by Mrs. Harvey Squire closed the meeting. Tea was served and all enjoyed a social time. of them living in the West and other places at quite a distance are quite frequent visitors at the parental home when opportunity offers. Mr. Welsh is a good conversation­ alist and has many interesting ex­ periences to relate connected with Ills, long life. • He takes a live inter­ est in ail that is going on, and may be found nearly .every day ih liis large vegetable their seasons, good health for* live lite. Mrs. an ideal mother........ in the home and her family but has not been blest for some years with (he same robust health of her hus­ band but is still always -busy in the hotne; and tfretty well for her afed, The many' friends of Mr. and Mrs. Welsh hope they will be spared for many more years, SHiPKA and Mrs. Lafond and children. and fruit garden in 1-Ie is in unusually his age and past ac-Welsh lias been and ever interested Mr. of Sarnia, visited over the week-end at the home of Mr. C. Finkbeiner. Mr. and Mrs. L. Amos and three children, of Brinsley, visited Sunday at the hOhie of Mr. Thos. Keyes. Mr. Wm, Sweitzer spent last Thursday in Chatham. Mr. Matthew Sweitzer Shingling his barn had the tube to fall from the roof ing his elbow. Mr. . ' ‘ family, of Grand Bend spent Sunday at th8 Mrs. . present time visiting her daughter Mrs. L. Finkbeiner, ROADSTER TUDOR .... COUPE TRUCK or the new Model -date. ord keep THE MONEY .. $600.00 ... $600.00 .. $600.00 .. $350.00 ... $200.00 .. $150.00 NSES FROM $25.00 UP unate of new c The ever increasing demand pur stock of used cars always up- We sold, double our factory e June. THE FOLLOWING USED C FORD COUPE ... FORD TUDOR....... FORD FORD FORD FORD of i i for the month 1928 1928 1928 1925 1925 1922 A FEW CAES WITH L SANDY ELLIOT, Ford Dealer PHONE 64 —EXETER, ONT. MT. CARMEL CENTRALIA As we go to press we learn of the death of Mrs. Charles Fairhall, Officers of Elimville Sunday School will conduct the exercises for- the Centralia Sunday School a week •from Sunday, July 2 8th. Mrs. N. Baker has been spending: several days at Elimvile owing to the- illness of her father-(Mr. Jona­ than Cooper. Mrs. Ford is confined to her home through illness. At time of writing she is. somewhat improved. Amongz those who visited with her on Sat­ urday and Sunday were Mr. and Mrs. Fred Ford, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur, Ford, Mrs. Thos. (Brooks and Mr. and Mrs, A. Francis. Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Davey, of St­ ephen, visited with the former’s par­ ents on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. George Thompson and daughter Jean, who are in Strat­ ford. for the summer, spent the week-end at their home here. Mr. Thompson is acting as dispatcher in Stratford, his place at the station at present being filled by Mr. Henry, of Ailsa Craig. The sugar beets. In this commun­ ity are looking good. 'There are about 3 60 acres planted in beets and about 30 Belgians have been in the community looking after the same, Mr. Andrew Hicks has 40 acres sown to beets, most of which are; looking exceptionally well. Mr. Gordon Culbert has returned home after being at camp at Lon­ don for two weeks. Mr. W. T. Colwill expects to leave; for the West in the near future. Work is progressing on the new! red brick residence of Mr. W. T.; Colwill which replaces the one rec­ ently destroyed by fire. The walls! are iip and the roof is now* being put on. Mr. Godfried Fugar, of Tor­ onto, is putting, on a roof of colored concrete shingles/ These are some-* thing liew and ate the invention of Mr. Fugar, who is the president of the company now manufacturing them in Toronto. Two years ago Mr. Dugat* worked for Mr. Welling­ ton Haist,,ot $t&pMn; (< ■Smith ‘and Dobbs, agents for the' International Machinery lihye had a' busy season having disposed of $ number of hew farm ..implements; • , Mr; and Mrs. visits ed with relatives in ^tfMhroy oh Sunday. , ■ 1 Wheal in this lot is ibofcing fine and should be i%idy for1 mittini some time hext week. Mr. Thomas- Rowland died at his home here on Friday, July 5 th aged 70 years. Deceased has been in failing health for several months. Death was due to a paralytic stroke. Surviving him are his wife, one son Joseph and three brothers, Cornielus of Mt. Pleasant, Mich.; Louis of Parkhill and John of this place. One sister, Margaret also survives. Inter­ ment was made to R. C. cemetery, here on Monday at 10 a.m. with Re­ quiem Mass celebrated by Rev. Fr. Corcoran. Miss Marie Regan, nurse-in-train­ ing at St. Joseph’s Hospital, Lon­ don, returned on Sunday after a pleasant two weeks vacation at here home here. Miss Gertie Carey and friend, of Detroit, spent Sunday with the form­ er’s parents here. Mr. and Mrs. A. Clark and family accompanied by the latter’s mother (Mrs. J. Lynch, of Detroit, spent week-end with Misses Carey. Rev. Fr. Sullivan, C.S.B., of ronto, is spending ;a few days at home here. Misses Winnie and Kay Moir and friend, of London, called on the former’s parents Mr. and Mrs. Mad­ den on Sunday. Mr. T. J. Hall purchased a new Chevrolet car last week. * Miss. Geraldine McKeever return­ ed to Detroit after spending two weeks ’at her home here. Miss Nora Collins accompanied by Mrs. Lapine and children, of De­ troit, are visiting at the home of Mr. Michael O’Rourke. Miss Flanagan, of Detroit, is the guest agan. the To­ llis ELIMVILLE Miss Vera Heywood is home from her school for the holidays. Mrs. Wilcox has. been on the sick list.but is recovering.. Mt. and Mrs. Herman Foster have taken up their residence in Mr. Pul­ leyplank’s house in Witichelsea. The W.M.S. regular meeting has been postponed’until July 25, when they will entertain the Mission Band oil the parsonage lawn. Miss Lena Pym was appointed del­ egate to the Goilericli ^Summer School and is attending the we this week. Haying has been proceeding rapid­ ly with the very fine weather of the past week. ■Mr. and Mrs. Leon 0‘Reilly and family visited near Sihelbourne over the week-end. ReV. Mr. White is attending Sum­ mer School at Goderich this week. Mr. Jonathan Cooper is quite sick with a nurse in attendance. We hope for improvement in his condition of her aunt Miss Louise HARPLEY Flan- »UF*' visitLenelian, of London, Eagleson’s last week J, Hodgins, of Oxdrift, is ■Mr. ed at iMr. visiting at the hojme of his brother Mr. Mansel Hodgins. Mr. and Mrs. Thurman Hayter, of Detroit, are visiting the latter’s par­ ents Mr. and Mrs. LOvie. Miss Eva Baker spent Sunday with Ruth and Helen Love, Mr, Hector Murray, of Detroit, Spent the week-end at his home here. Miss Edith LoVie Visited her Aunt. Miss K. Taylor at Grand Bend, the Horton, of London Is at the |soom^ * White visited his mother^ Mr; and Mrs; Sant, Eagleson were in Chatham last week, in Loudon oh Friday, While misfor- fractut- and. Mrs; Wm. Baker and home of Mr, M, Baker. W. D. B.