HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1937-09-30, Page 5THE EXETER TIMES-ADVOCATE THURSDAY, SEPTIEMBER 30, 1037
.BfeNSALL .
M|glf Alice Pfaff, who hag spent
several months at Delni, has return- to her home.■* Mr. and Mrs, Wilson Carlisle vis
ited with Hillsgreen relatives for.
several days last week.Mr. and* Mrs. William Bonthron, of Detroit, were visiting relatives in
the village last wepk.Mrs. R. J, Ferguson, of Minneapolis, is visiting with her sister Miss
Emma Johnston.Mr. and Mrs. Eldmer Troyer, of Toicnto, spent the week-ena with
relatives in the village.Several sons of Mrs. William Hildebrandt, of London, were visiting
with their mother last week'.Mr. and Mrs. H. .Stephens, of Sea-
foith, were visitors here on Monday
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. James Dick.Mr. Thos, Dickson attended the
funeral of his brother, the late W. J. Dickson, at Seaforth on Tuesday
afternoon.Miss Edma Johnston was a weekend visitor with her sister Mrs.
Shortt, of Windsor, wlho has been
quite seriously ill.Mrs. Errol Drummond spent a
few days in Stratford last week visiting at tihe home of her daughter
Mrs. Maynard Harmon.Mr. and Mrs. Charles A. McDonnell, Miss Dorothy and Miss Hattie Sutherland visited friends in Stratford one day last week,Mr. and Mrs. Frank' Coleman, oi Stratford, were visitors for a few days last week at the home of Mr. Wes. Coleman, of Hay Township.Mr. and Mrs. Geo. T. Mickle, of
Ridgetown, spent the week-end* at
the home of his son and daughter-
in-law Mi;, and Mrs. Laird Mickle.Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Glenn and Mr.
and Mrs. John Shepherd attended
the funeral of their uncle the late
W.’ J. Dickson, at Seaforth on Tues
day. ’Dr. H. Taylor. Conservative Candidate for the riding of Huron, in the coming provincial election was calling on friends in the village on Tuesday.Mr. Fred Manns, who, has been
in very poor health for several months has so improved that he is
able to resume ibis work at the bar
ber shop.Mr. Ross Miller and his sister Miss Marie Miller, of Windsor, were week-end visitors with their uncle and u.unt Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Jinks and oTher relatives.Mrs. Hohl, who has been visiting for several weeks with her sister,
Mrs. N. Horton and other relatives
is now visiting her son in New York
State before returning to her home
in Ontario, Calif.
After being open three days the Hensail Public and Continuation 'Schools were closed on Thursday morning last as a case of infantile
paralysis had developed in the 'village. The Sunday schools of all local churches have also been closed. If no more cases develop the
schools will re-open on October 4th.Mr. Peter Moir held a very suc
cessful auction sale or his tarm stock and implements at his farm on the highway south of Hensall, on Wednesday afternoon. Mr. Moir is retiring from farming and will shortly move his family eo Hensall and will occupy the fine home on South
Richmond St. that he recently pur
chased from Mr. Archie Hamilton.
' Mr. Arthur Dick drew in to Welsh’s Saw Mill on Friday last 4 elm logs cut from one tree on the farm of Mrs. Wm. Doig just east of Kippen. The logs contained 3,85 0
feet, 3 logs were 12 ft. long and
■one 1.4 ft. The butt log at the
small end measured 4 ft., 10 inches and weighed over 5 toils. Mr. Dick
drew them in one at a time on his truck and considering the size of
the logs had very little trouble .in loading and drawing them in although he had to cross a bean field
before he got on the road.Mr. Joseph Hudson, who has been
in Christie Street Hospital, Toronto for several months was able to
spend the week-end at his home.
This is his first visit home since Xmas and needless to say his family and many friends were delighted to see him. He is looking well and able to get around on his artificial leg quite nicely. He returned to Toronto' again on Sunday evening
and hopes to be able to come home
CREDITONKHIVAfor good in the near future.
Mrs. James Park, who a
weeks ago with her husband,
late James parks, motored
Caliiornia to visit Mr. Park’s
ents, Mr, and Mrs. Donald Parks is
returning to California this week.
-Her husband was instantly killed in
a motor accident while on a trip to the Toronto Exhibition. The sym
pathy of her many friends here
accompany her,
Ladies’ Aid Meeting
The regular meeting ofLadies’ Aid Society of Carmel
Presbyterian cLhavL v** 1.^1^ -school room of the church on Tues- and Mrs. E. G. Kiati.
day evening last. The meeting op-j en-ed with the singing of Psalm 3 6 and all repeating the Lord’s prayer. I The minutes of the last meeting were read 'by the secretary and adopted. Mrs. Workman gave an rn- teresting talk on the work being
carried on. Considerable discus
sion took place on means to raise funds apart from the usual fowl
supper. Mrs. Logan then took
charge of the musical program which .
ed of the following numbers: Guit
ar selection by Miss.McGregor; solo, by Mrs. Hodgert, accompanied oil
the piano by Mrs. MoGregoi” r
L 7'7- ./ * ■■Mrs. John Murdock,
few
, the
from
par-
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Hutchinson and
Miss Ruth, of London, spent the week-end with relatives.Sunday visitors with Mr.
Mrs. Henry Eagleson were: Mr,
Mrs, Ennis Rock and family.
Parkhill and Mr. and Mrs. iStanlake, of Grand Bend.
Mrs. T. Collins ane family left on
Monday for Toronto where she intends making her home.Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Mason and
and
, and
% of Ted.
and Mrs. Albert Hotter and
Flint, Mich.,
the home of
Trietz,
of Detroit,
will1
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I family spent Sunday with Mr, and
the Mrs. N, Sinclair, of Crediton.
Mr. and Mrs. S- Adams, of Lon-
church was held in the don, spent the week-end with/Mr.
Mr
Miss 'Grace iLotter, of
spent the week-end at
Mr, and Mrs, Charles
Mr, Elgin Woodall,
visited over the week-end with his
parents Mr. and Mrs. J. Woodall.
Mrs. Ernest Guettinger and Miss
Marguerite Guettinger are spending
two weeks in Chicago.
Rev. Donald Gladman and Mrs,
F. W. Clark spent a few days last
week at Toronto and Brampton,
Mr. and .Mrs, Ernest Gaiser ana
family of the Blue Water Highway
visited on Sunday with Mr, and Mrs.
Nelson Schenk.
I Mr. Fred Kerr, Miss Mrytle Walk- "A /Tab /T C* A 1 4 r\ zx - 1 I— a. X »» za
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GROCERY SPECIALS
MAPLE LEAF SALMON ..........................:..........................................
.Shower for Bride Elect
On Wednesday evening, Septem
ber 22nd, Miss Leona Kraft entei-, ,, ,tained about 100 relatives and er, Mr. and Mrs. Aljoe Culbert are
friends in honour of Miss Margaret1 spending this week at Boat Lake. RestemayGr. bride elect of Saturday] The _ ‘
A very enjoyable evening was spent gelical church in playing progressive euchre. The - - highest count was Avon by Miss Jean Willert and Mr. Roy Dietrich while —cnarge oi cue musical program wmcn. the consolation prizes went to Miss Mouda-^ O?tohei 4th nt REnwd a°h was given by her group and consist- Margaret Restemayer and Mr. Leon- Octobor 4th at- 8 ,P.m. All
baking
The
Mission Circle of the Evan-
__r.’i held a successful
sale on .Saturday.
Crediton W- I. will meet at
members kindly be present.
Anniversary services will be held
An United Church on Sunday at
the piano by Mrs. McGregor; soTo address was-read by” Miss'IlaMason 11 a.m. and 7-3_0 p.m. Rev. Percj’
by Miss Hodgert, piano selection by, The gifts .were brought into the liv-' °Mrs. John Murdock, solo by Miss i mg room 'by Kenneth and (^rdon special speaKe^ ^ Minnie-Hodgert and another piano (Kraft in a gaily decorated basket iwi“ lenaei specai music.
selection by Mrs. John Murdock. I which held many useful gifts for the I Rev. J. E- Jones, son of the late
After the musical part of the pro-(y;ung —‘y. W"l?y yyd Tzzzzz, f-n-vly zt
gram was finished games and con- ably responded thanking each for Crediton and Exeter, who for the
tests were played and a e.ir_ty .......A -
lunch served.
The Late John Donaldson
Mr, John Donaldson, of Saltford,
and a fanner well known Hensail .business man passed away in the
Alexandra Hospital, Goderich on
Monday afternoon after an illness of
8 weeks aged 74 years. Mr. Donaldson was born in Colborne Twp.
and was a son of the late Mr. and Mrs. Alexander Donaldson of that township. He was a harness maker by trade and conducted a harness business here about 20 years ago. He later conducted the same
kind of business in Brussels, Goderich and for a number of years in London. M'is Donaldson prede
ceased him about 16 years, they had no family. Mr. Donaldson was a life long Presbyterian. He is survived by one hrpther Albert, in Montana and one sister Jean, who
lives in Baitford and where he made
his home. At the time of writing
the funeral announcements had not
been made.
Freeinan-Saundercock
A very pretty wedding, took place
at the home of Mrs. Annie Saunder-
cock, King St., Hensail, at high noon on Thursday, when Mary Isabel second daughter of Mrs. Saunder- cock and tihe late Nathaniel Saund- ercock was united in marriage to Wilfred Robert Freeman, son of Mr.
and Mis. Robert Freeman, of Hul-
let Twp., by Rev. Arthur Sinclair,
pastor of the United church. The
bride entered tihe parlor to the strains of the Bridal Chorus played by Miss Gladys Luker and looked charming in a gown of blue chiffon
velvet with hat and accessories to
match. "She carried a bouquet of
yellow roses. Miss Edna Saunder-
jjock sister of the bride, made a very pretty bridesmaid and her dress I
was of blue crepe satin with accessories to match. Betty Smale, niece »0f the bride was a charming little flower girl. The groom was supported by his cousin Mr. Harry Freeman. During the signing of the register Mrs. Carl Passmone sang very sweetly “In the Garden of M)y iH'eart.”' The .wedding dinner was served in the din.ing room, the decoration .being yellow and
white, after t-he wedding dinner the happy couple left by ritotor for a
trip to Detroit, the bride travelling
in a dress of navy blue satin with hat and gloves to match. The bride
was the recipient of many use>
ful presents. The grooms gift to tihe bride was a handsome silver flower basket. The groomsman, bridesmaid, flower girl, pianist and
soloist were remembered ■ by very pretty, gifts. On their return from their wedding trip Mr., and, Mrs.
Freeman will reside in Clinton. They are both very popular and have
the best wishes of their- many
friends.
aid Restemayer. During the even-,
ing Miss Margaret was presented
with a miscellaneous shower,
John ““Mu/dock'. I which held many useful gifts for the I Rev. J. E- Jones, son of the late
After* the musical part of the Pro-1 y ung bidde’s hon^^Th^bride very . Wesley and Mrs. Jones, formerly oiMrs.
dalnty I wa^'th"n fSUelrvednan^ the ramatode! ' ?-ast Il-v-e years- has J’een- lla-Btor 01
| of the evening was spent in
i and song.
ELIMV1LLE
Knox Church, Fort Fiancis, has ac
cepted a call to Greenwood United
Church, Winnipeg, and will take
over his new charge, November 1st.
Greenwood church is one of the
largest in Manitoba and North West
will ’ ern Ontario and Ed’s many friends
+BQ::n the district extend ccngratula-
I tions and .best wishes for his future
music
Next Sunday the Sacrament 1 __ ___ ___________
be observed in the church at the j jn the district extend
morning service at 10.30'. ' ’ n__ J
Mr. and Mrs. Enos Herdman, of success,
near Kippen, Mrs. Fred Morden and I.
children, of Toronto were visitors
on Monday with Mr. and Mrs. Wm.1
Bradshaw.
Mrs. John Sleamgn,
and Miss Alma Johns,
Silo filling is general in this dis
trict. The crop is down quite bad-
------ I ly that in many cases cutting is very
I difficult. Early sown wheat is com-
of .Centralia, ing up nicely. Borne wheat is still
of Exeter, being sown. TL_ ______x, „ __
visited friends in the village last tically all harvested, generally sat-
"•"-1* _ isfactory. Live stock is in satis-
jones, Miss, factory condition. Recent,, rains have
ol The beau crop is prac-
isfactory. Live stock is in satis-week.
Mr. and Mrs. Herb _____ _______ ____ __ ____ _
Margaret and Mr. Harold Jones, of j freshened pastures, whieff have been
Kippen, were Sunday visitors with particularly good all summer.
Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Coultis. ■ —
Miss Mildred Bell and Miss Car
rie Khroel, of Detroit, were weerc-
end visitors at Mr. Thos. Bell’s.
Mr. and Mrs. Alex Sinclair,
Sarnia, visited on Sunday with
John Johns.
Mrs. Matt. Routly spent a
days last week with Mr. and
Will Routly.
XIRKTON
of
Mrs.
few
Mrs.
Mrs. Effie Kirkby, of St. Marys.
| The Dashwood Band are provid-
l ing the program for the Evangelical
Church Fowl Supper on October
21st.
(Too late for last week)The evening services in the United Church on September 19th were conducted as a Sunday School RaLy.
The choir, consisting of boys and
girls of the Sunday School rendered special music with *Elaine Mit
chell and Betty Lou Schwartz taking the solo parts. Mr. h. Mitchell, superntendent of the school and Rev. Mr. Gladman presided.
Scripture was read by Allen Hill and Kenneth Taylor. Prayer for the
ing the program for the Evangelical
spent the week-end with her sister I offering-was given by Betty Mawhin-
Mrs. N. B. Doupe. | -cixi
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Tufts and talk^to ^the
son Norman, ( ’ ---------- -
past week with Mrs. A. Tufts.
, Mrs. M. Routly, of London, spent
the past week with her son Mr. F.
Routly.
Mr. and Mrs. H. Gray, B.A., of
Toronto, are holidaying with the
former’s parents Mr. and Mrs. M.
Grey.
Mr. and
spent the
Anderson.
ney. Miss Majorie Grand Bend gave
of Toronto, spent the people? The
' ” ‘ - Lord of All”Finkbeiner. ...... ..... ..............
gave a short address and spoke. a
few words of appreciation to all those taking part.
Mrs. Heywood, of Tori
week-end with Mrs.
HARPLEY
and Mrs. Greb, Miss
•onto
. S.
DorisMr.
and Mr. Kenneth Greb, of Exeter,
spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. H.
Love. -
Miss Jean Hodgins, of Detroit, is
visiting .her father Mr. J. E. Hod
gins. .
Mrs. C. Brent, of Toronto, is vis
iting Mrs. Joseph Carruthers Sr.
iScho,ol Section No. 10, Stephen,
is closed for another ten days.
I
Jennison, of an interesting ■children and young address “Crown Him was given by Helen Rev. Mr. Gladman
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Aroma Coffee with cup & saucer, lb. 39c.
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Good Cooking Onions 10 lb. bag, 25c.
Sweet Potatoes .................... 5 lbs. for 25c.
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OF HURON
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If you do not want Beer Rooms in
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The only Candidate who can deal with the
situation independently of party.
Owing to Anniversary services at the United Church, Crediton, there will be no service at the United Church here. Sunday School will be held at 10 a.m.The regular meeting of the Ladies
Aid will be held next Wednesday, October 6th at the Home of Mrs. W.
Sweitzer at 2 p.m.The Public Schools have reopened again both numbers 7 and 11, after a week and a half holidays. So far no one has developed the
paralysis.Mr. and Mrs. Dougal Mclsaac and Mrs. R. Rose and baby, of London, visited Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Lome Finkbeiner.
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Gale attended the Kraft-Restemeyr wed
ding Saturday last.Mr. and Mrs. Ernest .Keyes visited Sunday with relatives at Bruce- field.Cutting corn and slid filling seems to be the order of the day.Quite a number from here attend
ed Exeter Fair, last Tuesday and Parkhill Fair on F'licay.Mrs. John Dietrich purchased a new Ford V8 this week.Mrs. Dietrich. Tillie and Ted vis
ited on Sunday with' Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Stade, of Dashwood.
Miss Greta Dietrich spent Sunday
with friends near Dashwood.
MT. CARMEL
Mrs. Sorenson and son, of Detroit
spent the week-end with Mrs. T. Collins.
Miss Kathleen Walker and friend
of Detroit, spent' the week-end with
Mr. Stephen Morrison.
Mrs. Anna Mulligan, of Detroit,
is visiting
Mr. and
friends in
Mr. and
family, of
here over the week-end.
Mrs. T. Collins and family left on
Sunday for Toronto where they will
reside.Mr, and Mrs. Wheeler, of Detroit,
spent the week-end with Mr. and
and Mrs. Gerry Campbell.
Mis. G.
Ryan attended
Conventidh held at
week.
Miss Clara Glavin,
spending a few days
here.
School re-opened
morning.
Mr. Leonard Hoffman, of Zurich,
is attending the High School and
staying with Mr. Pat. Reardon.
Car DWciied by Horse
On Friday night last a car driven
by Levi White, of the twelfth con.
McGillivray struck a horse a mile
and a half west of Mt. Carmel, kil
ling it instantly. The horse owned
by Dan Lewis and pasturing on Dave
Shephard’s farm walked into the
path of the car breaking the wind
shield and smashing the body, The
car then ran into the ditch. Mr.
White escaped with a few minor cuts
aftd bruises, while his companion
Earl Rowe 'escaped iiijury. Officer
Shipley, of Strathroy was summon
ed to the scene immediately.
friends here.
Mrs. John Regier, visited
Detroit last week.
Mrs. T. Denomme and
Detroit, visited friends
Morrissey and Mrs. T.
Catholic women’s
Stratford this
of Ottawa, is
at her home
on Monday
Dr. W. D. Bryce, L.D.S., D.D.S.
DENTAL SURGEON
At office in Ilartleib Block, Dash
wood, first three days of week
at office over the Post Office, in
rich, last three days of week.
Special Anniversary Services ... be held in the Evangelical Church on Sunday. October 10th, Rev. H. A, Kellerman, of Waterloo will be
the guest speaker at both sei vices. The local choir will be assisted by
Miss Ruth Humble, contralto soloist, of Sainia.On Wednesday evening October
13th a hot Roast Pork Dinner will be served under the auspices of the Ladies’ Aid. Following the dinnei'
a miscellaneous program will be given.
Mr. and Mrs. George Goodman,
and family, of Oxbow, Sask., called on fiiends here this week. It is thirty years since George left here for the West.Mr. and Mrs. Harry Hartleib and Mr. and M-rs. Pevler, of London,
were Sunday visitors with Mr. Jonas
Hartleib and iLavada.Mr. L. Taylor, of London, is visiting with' his brother Dr. and Mrs. R. H. Taylor.Dashwood Planing Mill has had
a new machine installed in their plant and are now in a position to
do all kinds of moulding, etc.Wedding Bells are ringing this week.
Notice to Cream Patrons
and
Zu-
will
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No cream will be taken on Saturday nights after September.
The Wednesday half-holidays will be discontinued after
September.
Cream deliveries will be received every week day and
highest market prices paid.
Exeter Creamery Co., Limited
CREAMERIES AT EXETER AND WINCHELSEA
FARMERS
WE REMOVE DEAD HORSES AND CATTLE
Call us for prompt service.
Our Men will Shoot Old and Disabled Animals
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CROMARTY
Miss Mary Currie returned home on Tuesday after visiting a few
weeks with friends in Toronto and Avonbank.The school re-opened this week after being closed on account of the
epidemic that has been prevalent in some parts. The Sunday School was also closed and re-opened last Sunday,
Mrs. Robinson returned home last
week after a lengthy visit with friends at Chatham and other points.Mr. Hugh Morris of the village
moved to Chiselhurst where he will
make his home in the future.Mr .and Mrs. Ben Williams, of Elimville, spent last Sunday the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Jas Scott.Mrs. Hohl, of Ontario, Calif., nee Miss Wren, was the guest of Mrs.
S. A. Miller one day last week.Mrs. Colwell who spent the holidays with her family at Exeter and Listowel returned to the village looking much better aftei- her visit.• Miss Lila McCulloch spent the
holiday with her aunt in Logan and resumed her duties at the Winchel-
sea school on Monday of last week.Mr. Joseph Speare who has been on the sick list is able to be around again.Miss Mary Gorle, of Toronto, was
the guest of Mrs. S. A. Miller over the week-end.Mrs. Colin 7' 7 _
few days at her home in the last week.
McDougall spent a1___ /-J village
GREENWAY
Rally Day will be observed
Sunday School next Sunday
the public worship hour. Rev. J. B.
Moore is expected to be back from
his trip to Palestine after a
week’s absence. Plan to attend
encourage the Sunday School
their splendid work and also
welcome Rev. Mr. Moore back.
Immediate future activities in
United Church are indefinite on
count of the paralysis epidemic
still prevalent in the community.
Mr. Willis Stewardson was re
moved to Victoria Hospital, Lon
don on Saturday, suffering from
infantile paralysis.
Mrs. Minnie Young, of Moray,
and her sister Mrs. Will Dellow, Of
Torontq, visited their uncle Mr.
H. Curts one evening last week.
Master Cleve Brophey had
misfortune to fall and break
collar bone one day last week but is
progressing favorably.
Mr. and Mrs. I. C. Goodhand ac
companied Mr. and Mrs. Brenton
Goodhand, of Detroit, on a
through Northern Michigan
the week-end.
The W, M. S. are holding a
cent tea at the home of Mr. and
Frank Steeper on Thursday
ing of this Week.
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