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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1940-4-10, Page 1the rass - tio Poo POST PUBLISHING HOUSE Wednesday, Mrs. W. Sholdice Dies At Seaford' Thi death ace/tiered on, Saturday at the Scott !Memorial Hospital of Murtha Johmstoua ae esteemed resident amdl wife of William H. Sholdioe, Goderich 'St. east. She heel been in ill health Yoe the pant throe years, :Some weeks ago 'she was reanoved to the hospital coan- plioations having set in which later Proves fatal. Mrs. ,Sholdice was bora in MoKillep, a daughter o2 the late Wilhelm and, Margaret Sohn- eone and had resided in, Seatonth about thirty years'.. She Was (mnr- ried on Nov. 26th, 1926, to Wil'ldamr H. 'Shol1l9cet continuing to live in Seafouth. She wage a Pre'sbYterian in religion • but atter her marriage became, connected with 'St. Thomas Anglican church, Beside her hus- band! shel ie' survived by two sisters, Mrs. William •Sillery, :Seafonth, and Mrs. James Littlejohn, Galt. The funeral took place Monday at 2 o'clock from S. T. Holmes' under- taking parlors to the Maitlandbank cemetery. Rev. Dr. Hurford of St, Thomas Anglican church attesting. MORRIS Mr, and Mrs, Harold Harris and sons visited an Sunday with her Parents Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Johnston. Mr, Ben Hollenheck and Baugh - tern of Pelmereiton visited on Sun- day with Mr; and Mrs. Rabe Mc- Clenaan and damily. Mr, Donald Robertson spent a couple of days at Guelph attending the dairymmen'•s convention. /Mr. John Wettlaufer lett on Mon,. day morning dor Guelph to train for a mechanic. We are sorry to hear Mr. Wm. J. Saach is not as well es his many friend's would lake "to hear, Mr. and Mrs. Wilbert blethers and daughters of Dublin ,spent 'the sad With his father in Blue - vale. • Mr. and Mrs. :Sperling Johnston and family spent Sunday afternoon with his parents' and brother on the 1st Ude. The Women's Auxiliary of Union United 'Church are sponsoring a play "TAKING THE COUNT" on the evening of ,FRIDAY, APRIL 12th The following is the Caste -- John Allison -,Alvin MWDonald Braila) Allison -iters. J9m Smith Joy A.11isonl-Mr&. Bert Johnston Mrs. Laura Howard - Miss, Margaret Knox Jimmie Howard' -Reg. Pryoe Eddie Lester -Earle Coutts Count Nicholas Rinaldo-' Bert 'Johnston Doctor Langford -Mao Cardiff Thos. • Dumont -Harvey Stephenson Augusta Dumont Mus, Leslie Oliver Phyllis, Dumentt-- • Mrs. Weimer Cuthill Jeanie, the Maddy - Dorothy 'Turnbull Admission -25c and 15o * * * * * * **u, PEOPLE WE KNOW * * * * * * * sic * * IMr. W, A, Lowry was in London this week visiting et the home of his brother Mr. Wdtl Lowry. Mr. and, Mrs*,. It W Kennedy and the bonne of the dormer's. Parents Mr, and Was, A, R. Kennedy, of Peterborough, * * *. Word wars received' on Sunday by Mre. A. J. Lowry of the •deaith of her slater Lily Sharpe, wife of Rev. Fred Poole of Detroit, Mich, Mrs. Lowry has gone to Detroit to attend the funeral. * * * Mesons M. F. Zunbrigg and; F. Byrnfe, Listowel, were in Brussels. on Tuesday inspecting the.Cities Servioe Gas Station here. This company have opened new service stations at Ayiten, Palmerston, Bay- field and Clinton, * * * Mr. and Mrs. J. R, Wheeler, Goderioh, announce the •engage- ment of their only daughter,' Gert- rude Ida, to Mr. Owen Ronald Smith` R.C.A.S+'., -eider on od Mr. and Mrs'. Claude R. •Smith, Windsor, N.S. The marraga will take place in Victoria, B.O., the middle od this month, The above evgage'menit' aunoun•be- anent will be of interest to many ie. Brue'aals, Miss Wheeler is . a grand- daughter cif Mr. and, Mrs. Jas. Bow- manr of town,. and a niece of Gus and .Stanley Wheeler of Grey Town- ship. REGENT THEATRE *,* .r .. The engagement is announced oS Mies, Jane E. Chowen only daughter of Mr. and Mrs, Oliver M. Chalven of Kineanline to Mr, Rodney James Campbell of Torantto. The marriage to take place quietly in Kincardine the latter part of April.Miss' Jane began her school education in Brus- sels when her .father was C.N.R. station agent here. They were moved to Kincardine phone -Seven- teen years ago when Mr, W. C, Kerr took his position at the Ba'ussels station. SEAFORTH —0— NOW PLAYING Ann ,Sheridan '• , Richard Carlson Winter Carnival ETHEL Grey To'wnshi'p Council convened in =table seslsion Saturday. Aerie 6th, in the Clerk's, office es per usual. Despite the bad roads C. F. Dun - bars chopping mill has a large 'pat- ronage every day. The customary shipments of live- stock by McDonald and son, via C. N. R. from. Ethel, for each week wea•e made Monday April 8th. Nit's. 'Cecil Bateman who has been one of the sdnut ins, during the wint- er, owing to poor health, bad the pleasure alt the first of the week of a visit from her sister, Mrs. Frank Hunter of Otshanva. Meambems' of Ethel boy's Trail Rangers group are. being ; congrat- ulated on the success of their initial effete in sn omsoring an interesting program o'f games, contests and etc. With a bounteous, lunch provide ad and .served by the group, The presentation was given on Thursday die," was given by 'Mrs•,W, D. S. Aen lith in 'the eohool room of Urs- I Jamfeson; current events, were giv- imtel 'Church, The Ranger's Bate- en, by Mrs, A. 0• Becker, after ntletee in charge was Bruce Bate - ,April 10th 1940 BRUSSELS ONTARIO oweeseseresesueseeesteewerie * * , * * * * Norway Now Obituary At War Local News Items * * ...+rte CARD OF THANKS We take this opportunity to thank all our friend's and neighbors who so kindly came to our aid in our time od trouble. Robe, George and Mabee Smith -0NOTICE TO FARMERS your seed Is the most Important part of your crop. We have Empire Brand Superior No. 1 Seed con- forming to specific Gov't. test. See our First, at McCracken's Grocer/ - Phones 43 & 27 -o- Announcement An Auction Sale will be held on Tuesday April 30th at 1 o'clock of Farm Stock and Implennennts at Lot 25; •Concession 2, Morris Town- ship. W. S. Forrest, F. W. Kemp, Prop. Auctioneer, -0- CARD OF THANKS We wish to thank the neighbours and friende for their kind deeds during our illnesi; and' sad 'bereave- ment, alis'o for the beautiful floral tribute and for those who worked so dalthte iy on, the road. Their kindiness will never be 'forgotten, Mrs. Cochrane Mr. and Mrs. Will. Evans MON, TUES., !WED.' Edith Fellows .Richard Carlson Pride of the Blue Grass Granville 'Bates Arthur Loft A blind horse and 'a youth's devotion win the big Aintree Derby. NEXT THUR., FRI. and SAT, Jane Withers Leo CarIIto Chicken Wagon Family Spring Byingtbn 'MarJorle Weaver Meet the furtouely funny 'Ippanys Whom leap straight Into your 'heart COMING-- Charlie OMING-Charlie McCarthy Detectv„e j441 5 -0- United Church Y.P.S. The United Church Young People's aneeting Monday .evening was In charge of Mises Mary Dav- ison. Miss A. Cardiff sang a solo and Mies Idel'ta' Bryana read a poem. The 'tape's "Embarrasing Moments" was given by Mrs, A. McDoueld, Miers Deena MitchelI read the Scripture Lesson after which Meats Jeanette" :Sanderson led in. prayer. Mt'ss Jean, Speiran then played a piano solo. -0- St, John's W. A. The St. John's: W. A. met at 'the home of Mrs, R. Kennedy, on Fri- day of last week. With the presi- dent in charge the meeting was opened with the singing of a hymn' and the W.A. prayer repeated 1n unison, Rev. F. Watts led in PraY- er. The scripture portion was given by Mrs, 13., Th'mell. The minutes ' of the .previous meeting were read by the secretary Mrs. A. Coleman .and approved. 'Business being concludec1 a chapter, "Roman Roads," wee read1 aloud franc the study beak Following the bene- diction, pron•ounlcadl by the rector, a social hale -hour was enjoyed while the hostess served tea. ---o- IMelvilIe Church W. M. S. Meets * * * * * * i The A11des• will aid,Norwey in. her I fight against the Nazts•, Norayw IOIS MESSE,R ( declared war an Geammny While Devine% has takeui Nazi "Protee- tiotu." German troops were landed in Norway ams Denanark early . Tues - Germany Germaany said its action Was for . ,the teemed! protection" of Deas mark and Nonway, the action being talteat to pa*event the Alines' from moving in. The Norwegian, government an noun.ced $t woe' at war . with the Reich. While general mobilization VMS' announced in Sweden there was ue word to indicate that Den - I The early hours of TuesdaY Notice-- March 26, brought sorrow to the The Count of Revision 01 the hearts of the whole community as Township o'forris•'will be held on JVi well as to the bona of Wafter Monday;''May 13111 at the To}vnship j blesser end Mrs. Messer when their Hall, ; only daughter Lois Margaret -^o Helen, bid! darvlweill to earthly NOTICE i home and entered Higher Service "He'Ip equip Ldetoweifs Ne;w Sixteen days previously she melee_ HospMtal on, Ladies' Hospital Auxil• wem't an omerarfiien' for acute eppen- tery Day, Tuesday, 484re es, on the dicitis at the Palmerston General late J, W. Scott's Premises' After Hospital' ami until the fl'Eth day noon and Evening Program includes ii,as parsing speedy recovery when Rummage' Sale, Baking Sale; Bingo, comlaI4catianb set in necesaitattng Card,a and Dancing. Adanission, 26e a sdoond and third operation er peak had offered any resi'sltanoe, I well as . three' transfusions. Hf -0- strength M youth, combined with 1 Offidal announleement wase made CARD OF THANKSstrength overwhelming courage of at-' that Britain, and France had decided m'oslt impossible magnitude caused t0 go to the aid of Norway. ,British We wish to express our sincere i Add Sar Noluvay wars declared al - appreciation to the many . friends her to rally till to . the last, hope . and; nedgltlbounie for •their kind ex- was held for a slew recovery but i, pre.esioms of sympathy at the time of •the phyriofans and nurses struggled ; * ' * m ;r :r WEDDING ,lath mother, e followed on the faunth day. Williams Grainger and family. erstou The asevccesseertdteen yewas abrsornago cn on PalmDe- f * *H AM * I LTs,'ON-+* *STRATY* CH *UCK * sickuieaS and death of our loving brabely pneumonia set in and 1 v * * * -o River On RampageI comber 29, attended public school A very pretty wedding was solem- • here and was in her fourth year at . nized at the United! Church Manse, The •spring freshet was on the High School. Being of a bright Ethel on March 30th at 5 o'clock rantpege here on Tuesday. The cheery disposition, to know her when Katie Rath, fourth daughter water of the Maitland rose steadily 'was to love her and a host of , of Mr, and Mrs, M, Stratychsck of during •tbe week end and eerie friends, mourn her loss. She was Grey became the bride of Mark, Tuesday morning the ice above the @t enember of the United •Church elder eon • o Mr, and Mrs, Jos. R. d•tm gave' way and the water rose . and a devoted worker in Sunday ' Hamilton, Walton. higher than 1t has been for a nmm , School and Mission Circle, Besides ' The bride looked charming in a. ber of years' The low lying land ' her sor'rowirbg parents, one youn'g- along the river was' completely inn- er brother Vernon remains' unclaited. Reports arcane. the district 'II On• Thursday, March 28, a say that roads at various points i short service was held at the home along the river's course' are covered the deceased Yellowing which at with water, some at them being 1ot Pm her Yun.eral was' very largely entirely impassable.. -0- New Canadian Governor-General During service Misses Marvelle and The New Canadian Governor- • Lillian Hart sang "God's Tomor- Geanetal is the Earl of Athlone, He r0 Interment book place at Beneasels Cemtretery, where many friends' of the family had gathered. Tine floral tributes testified to the high •esteem in which. the . deceased was held. The pallearers were Douglas Strube, Wm. Johnston, Harvey Ward: Kenneth Cutting, Angus Goettier, Donald, Willis, Tine flow- er bearers were members of the - is ,Cosnanandant-in-Chief of the Candle Lgbrt mission Circle being British Women's' Transport 'Service. Annie Maicomson, Beatrice Faw- cett, Dorothy 'Church, Margaret Hathaway, Beatrice Farquharson, Elsie Thackeray, Audrey Bridge, Isabel Elliott, Anna Baird, Minnie Ward. (Palmerston Observer) The W.F.B. of Melville Presby- � terian 'Church held their monthly meeting on Friday' agteionon with the prelude t, Mrs. H. Parker, pre- skldng, The meeting was opened with prayer by the president. Re- ports were given by tli.e5 treasurer Mrs. Jeaneg Armstrong, and the sec - artery, Mrs' R, Thompson. Mrs. John Meadows gave a Bible reading andMrs. S, Kerr offered a prayer, The topic "Edruotional work in In - man, Donaib Dunbar, .Ronald Love and Billy' Ziegler. The entire. membership want to say Thank You to everybody who in any way help- ed, Especially Rer, Mr, 'Snell and Mrs, Smell whb,se assistance con- tinued 'to ,the final minute of the next day's requirements. Incidenitai 'to had road condittions' throughout the disltr;tct are upset and broken, Cutters, runaway horses, motor care in, the ditch and snow plows stuck . in deed' snow or swampy placed. IVere, F. Hunter (nee Lyle Ames) and four-yeer-old• son, Ervtnes were entenrta110 over the week end with ether Members of the Ames fenoi'y 'it the h'onie of Jere. and Mits. 'Ames. They returned! by strain Tuesday eftertiden. to their home in Oshawa, Ont, Mr, and Mrs. Roy Patterson have rede yea many congratulations since the arrival • of a daughter barn to theme in Ethel in 'Mara). In the Intetyearitpg, wake mother and baby hsx"Ve been. at the home of the baby's gettedprarents Wee and! Mrs, PAM.?. sun In tither• with resident nano which a meeting was held of the execrative to make plans' for a dieter for the Presbyterialto be held on May 14th. GREY attended at the United Church, con- ducted by Rev. F. C, Olysdale, pas, tor, assisted by Rev. W. J. Pring. is a brother of Queen Mary. Lord Athlone and hie wife, Princess Alice. are distinguished members ot1 the royal familyeekeeseis:.apiloln,t trent as Governer -General is a fine tribute to the people ad Canada. They gave years of devoted ser- vice to the Empire in• South Africa. Princess Alice, who will soon Preside o ver Rideau Hall at Ottawa —o— PPresbyterian Y. P.' S. The Y.P.S. met Monday evening with the pres'ilen't in charge. An interesting paper was contributed by Jean Macdonald entitled New Beginnings. The provincial Y.P.S. theme song was sung. Extensive Plans were Made for a social meet- ing next week. Bhievale, Ethel and Cranbrook societies, are invited over. 1•t is expecte! that Rev. F. G. Fowler ,the newly in'dueted minister in Bluevale and Rev. Taylor the new minister of Oran - brook and Ethel will be Present. t t l sea�soAoe®44•P +4,14.0.44oa J0.040. • -444.0.46 seesee eeeree The visating sooie'kies ere supplying • 4 pate: of the. program. The commit- I B With l s mi vd" $ cess' and urge all the Young People The of Brussels Society to attend,, 03elleved to be the youngest cow inl this locality, being a part Jersey and, Ayrshire biers and freshened at l7'th month of age. The property of Colwell •Speiran. Also another nn - usual •happoising was the freshening o>E 3 cosily In 10 hours, A play "Taking The Count" is being sponsored by the W. A. of 'Union United Church on the eve- ning od Friday Apri1.12th. NOTICE Mr. Ed. Bates has received his new earring suit samples and it would pay you .to look over these samples before buying, Phone Sx-r-4 Brussels, Ont• gown of Dove Rose with silver: slippers, Mise. Anna S'tratychuok, sister of the bride was bridesmaid and was ecomingly gowned in Blue - Crepe. Mr. Robinson Hamilton, B.A., of Toronto, brother of the groom was groomsman. Following the ceremony a wedding supper was served at the home of ' the bride's parents. The groom's gift to .the bride was a gold locket, to the bridesmaid a gold eompadt and to the groomsman a gold signet ring. Later the young couple left on, a motor trip to Niagara Falls, Toronto and other points. The bride chose for travelling a bluer figured crease dress, blue coat with grey accessor- ies.. Oat their return Mr. and Mrs.. Hamilton will reside on the grooms. farm east of Walton. WALTON Don't forget the U. F. W. 0. meet- ing at Mns. Lewis Romland's on April 17th. Mrs, Jas, Smith las the topic "Mother's place in the hone," There will be a demon strationt by Mts. Leonard Leeming. Roll call "First Aid Hints dor Eunergencies." All dedies of the community should' attend. this meet- ing. A play "Taking The Count" is being sponsored by the W, A. of Union United 'Church on the eve- ning of Friday April 112th, Mites .Ann MloMt erhY in charge. Ow• ing to the menace of meesele their reit-Mi lto the farm home on Gen, 14, Grey, T1wip, bas been delayed. but win assuredly be welcomed *heti they do Arrive. In celebration, the reelutst of Hecate Street Home, has beets sug6€* iti%:81I111111111 RELGRAVE The Guild •01 Trinity Anglican Church met at the hone of Mrs M. I ; Bradburn .on Thursday atfterno0n, 1 Plans were made for the Laymen's • J3anettet which is to be held in, Bel - grave on Aleel 26. Institute to Meet The 'Canadian Indntstriee meeting 0,1 the Betgrave Women+s Institute will be held at the hoarse of Mrs, Clayton, Logan. on Tuesday, April 16th at 2.30 p.m. The convenors are, Mrs, Clayton Logan and Mrs. Norman Keating. 'Roll Call,- quer- ties ani payment of fees,, Current events by, Mre'. O. Logan, Address, "Lumb.ering in Canada" by Mrs. .Earl Anderson. Lunch Com., Mrs. Norman $eating, Mrs, Alex Maze fling, Mee, 0. R, Coupes, This will be the annual meeting and election 011 oiiticers and a full attendance is hoped tor, make nn effort to be present, BORN PIPE --TO Mr. end Mre, Mervyn Pipe, eth line Morris, on Tuesday, April Mb, 1940,. a daughter, Elbe - belt Alen. .r, !Exactly as Shown at • Atlanta World Pre fere cf0.meqacr•-'"-...a,.,r.,..q-•._•.,.F---sem, .,,;: <, _. Wednesday, Thursday, friday and Saturday May �fih, Rh; lath, 11th -Afternoons &Evenings *and 3Aft.htittE7A.raat.w]fii'- All Seats Reserved for Evenings Seats Now on Sale. Buy Your Tickets I Now for Best Selection of Seats 'Admission €venings1.00, Afternoons75c Evening Shows Start at 8 p.m. Afternoon Shows Start at 2 p.m, Mail Girders Accepted Cash Must Accompany Orders Tickets on Sale at' Capital Theatre Rooth from 9 a.m. to i0.30 p.m. ;Capitol theatre, Listowel