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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Seaforth News, 1940-07-11, Page 4PAGE FOUR. • „ • .•• • • • • ,, 14 Pk.1.1.! NVS WALTON Mrs. Alma' Mecrisen.1. reino, ae- conteeated by Mrs J. Stewart, Peter - bore. and ale Hetherington. Peter - bora. spent the week end with Jas. Bishop and R. W. Hoys. Mr. D. Johnston has finished his milling operations this week for an- other year and has a good supply of lumber Q11 hand, Mrs. Alvin Farquharson and daugh- ter, Beth, returned Sunday atter spending two weeks at Simeoe with relatives. 141r. Alex, Murray, who is in Sea - forth Hospital with heart weakness, is not improving as fast as would be wished for. The Chillers given in the community hall last Friday eight was well pat- ronized and the funds will be given over to the Red Cross as a donation from the community hall members. 'Mae: Fairy Fells of Sell Ont., and Mr. Devil Scott of 'Bebe:rave, vis- ited at the hame of the lateer's niece, Mrs. Earl Mills. of Walton, last 'week. The Rev. la and Mrs. elysdale, of Palmerston and airs. M. Keine and son, I...Lenten, of ;Winnipeg, spent Sun- day %Nall 'Mr. and ...Mrs, Earl Mills. • LONDESBORO Rev. A. Menzies and family are tala ing their holidays this month. There will be no ehurch service or Sunday School next Sunday. July 14th, but on the following Sunday. July 21st, there will be service as usual. Mrs. Gwen of Belgrave is visiting with her sieter, Mrs. T. Fairservice. Mrs. E. Crawford, who has been with her daughter at Niagara Falls for the past seven months, returned to her home last week, Miss Helen Youngblutt of London spent the week end with her parents hers. Miss Helen Johnson of London vie. ited with friends in the village for a few days last week. Mrs. 11. Burgess and Miss M. Duneau. Toronto, are making an eX- tensive visit with Mrs. Margaret Manning. Mr. T. Pairservice is building the basement for inc new home. Mrs. Fred Prest and family are vis- iting with her mother. Mrs, E. J. Crawford. Farmers are very busy gathering in the bountiful hay crop this beautiful weather. Mr. and Mrs. W. Lyon. with their son, Dr. A. Lyon, of $t, Michael's Hospital. Toronto, spent a day last week at Tobermory, Dr. Lyon return- ed to his work on Sunday, Miss B. Kirk has beeu laid up for the past week with the flu. One of the hest strawberry socials of the United Church S.S. took place on the community hall grounds on 1Vedeesday evening, July ltd. There was a ',word crowd. The play "Back Again Home Again." presented by the Relgrave people was well received and enjoyed. Gate proceeds were $115. KTPPEN Mrs. tile v. chandler and daugh ter MISS HOVII, spent a few days in TOPMItIt rc.ec•1111y. Master Roy Ferguson of Thames Road spent last week with his sister 'etre. Oliver Jaquee. Mr. anti Mrs. Samuel Ropp spent Sunday with relatives near Poole, The W.A. and Y.P.S. held a very successful strawberry festival on Wednesday evening and was very largely attended and followed by a very interesting and well presented play entitled All in a Family, by the Varna young people. Mr. Elmore W. Gaeksteeter and Miss Esther Price spent Sunday with Miss Irma Ferguson. Master Bobbie Love spent- a few days last week with his grandparents Mr. and Mrs, Walter Fairbairn of Hensall. • Bride and Groom Honored With Reception— A large number from this vicinity attended the reception held in Bay- field Hall on Friday evening in honor of Mr. and Mrs. Alex McBeath, new. when they were presented with two handsome occasional ehairs and 'out table. The address was read by Bill McKenzie. The green' made a very titling reply and all joined in sin4ing. For They Are Jelly Good Fellowe. Daacing tris enjoyed during the evening, music furnished by the Orchestra. and Mr. William Hayter was floor manager. Miss Pauline Cook of Landon is visiting her grandparents Mr, and bit's, James Mealymont. Miss Erma Workman, school tea- cher in Northern Ontario, is spend- ing ths holidays with her parents, Mr. and Mrs, William Workman, • The Kippen East W.I. will meet at the home of 5,1r. and Mrs. John Sin- clair on Wednesday, July t7th at :8,115 p.m, The Rev, Mr. Brooks of iiensall twill be .guest speaker. This le the hiskorical research program and. the roll -cell will be a small 'keepsake and its 'history. HARL 0 CK Mrs. Robert Watson returned home from Clinton Hospital on Monday. We hope she will soon be feeling all right again. Miss Hunking is assist- ing her. Mrs. Ernest Knox and her mother Mrs. Fred Shobhrook of Londesboro called on Mrs. Watson in hospital one clay last week. Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Marshall and daughter Elizabeth spent the week end recently at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ernest and Mrs. Jennie Knox. Miss Lavine Knox spent the same week end at the home of her par- ents Mr. and Mrs. Thos, Knox. Mar- shall's and Levine. returned to Tor- onto July 1st evening after spending the day at the "Knox Reeznion pic- nic" at the home of Mrs. Arthur For- man near Atwood. Mr. and Mrs. James Scott and fam- ily returned to Toronto Tuesday evening of last week after spending the week end and holiday at the home of his parents and Mr. and Mrs. Simon McVittle and other friends. They attended the funeral on Tues- day of his father the late Mr. Scott of Blyth. We wish to extend sincere sympathy to all the friends. THE SEAFORTH NEWS LAWN SOCIAL: On the lawn of John Shannon, 13th Concession, McKillop Friday July 19 8 P.M. under auspices of the McKillop Group ofthe Walton Church Program by talent from Brussels United Chitral., consisting of hum- orous Irish play, choruses, solos, trios, &c. Lunch served. Booth on grounds ADMISSION 25c AND 100 Messrs, Watson Reid, William Tay lor, Jack and Harry Rapson spen Sunday recently at the honie of the formers sister, Mrs. and Mr, Wm Rogerson near Brin:eflehl. 51rs, Albert Trewm of Toronto was renewing old acquaintances ou the 13th and llth and around Kiuburn. Misses Helen McGregor, Edith Bea cunt and William Leiper have gone to London to take up the summer course. We wish them luck. Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Rapson, accom- panied by Mr. and Mrs. Albert Ran- son and Jean called last Tuesday evening at the home of their cousin Mr. anal Mrs. Horace Horton near Dunlop, as the former received word of the death of the latter's daughter, formerly -Miss Evelyn Horton. We are sorry airs. Thos. Colgan 18 Itot enjoying good health but hope she will soon be feeling better. Knox Re -union Picnic Near Atwood— Go July lst the Knox re-un1on pie - tile was held on the lawn at the Imam of Mrs. Arthur Eleanor and Harry Forman near Atwood. Around 100 were present from Toronto, Lon - doe, near Hamilton, Pickering, High- land Creek, Storyville, Listowel, At- wood, Brussels, Clinton, Seaforth, Wingham, near Galt, Londesboro, Blyth and Harlock. After the diener was cleared away the races started and prizes given, also a prize to the parties coming the farthest. Mr, and Mrs, Hugh McIntosh of Storyville winning. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Knox of near Galt, for largest family, Mrs. Eliza Gorwill, for eldest lady, and Dorothy Knox for yotmgest child. Then the young people went to the field and had an interesting game of ball. Slipper was served around six Welock, after which the offleera were elected. The president, Mr. Wm. Lo- gan, said to put in a new president, .o Me. Wm. Knox of near Galt. was 'leered presitlent, and Mr. Harry ieot'man re-elected secretary. Messrs. James Chowen of Clinton and Leo Stephenson of Constance on the sports connnittee. Tho re -union for next year is to he held again at the 1101110 of Mrs. Forman. McKILLOP Mr. Pat Murray and Mr. James Nash are holidaying in Vancouver, and left for there last Wednesday 1.11c death occurred in Hamilton ileneral Hospital, on Saturday morn- ing of Miss 'Irene 'May De La Fran- ier, sister of Mr. L. De 'La Franier of aMeKillop. Deceased who was in her thirtieth year, 'had 'been 111 for some weeks. Mil-1volt Miss Pe La Franier had 'been in poor health she had con- tinued 'with her teaching duties at La 'Sallette School, Hamilton 'until the end af the term. The 'funeral 'was held from the home of her brother, Alvin De La Franier, 20 'Grange Ste Stratford. to St. 'Joseph's Raman Ca- tholic Church where Requiem High ala:s was sung at 11 o'clock. Inter- ment was in Avondale cemetery. The pallbearers were five nephews, Alvin, Raymond, ;fames and Dor- land De La Franiee and Patrick Stock. Friends and relatives were .pre- sent faun 'Windsor, Guelph, Hamilton, T 'retie\ Seafortli, DrySdale. Strat- teal niti dis.trict. There were many levely floral and spiritual offerings. The remains 'Acre ar,etialit to Strat- ;era ay mean- ear Saturday evening. Mi.- De 1.a Franke- 'wiz, ;born in Stratford. daughter of the 1 'Charles lb. La Franier anti Ellen Durand. aitended St. Joseph's Separate sch,vil and later attended Loretto cademy here :before going tc, Tar- nto where .she attained her B.A. at Laren.) Althey. 'Mies De La Franier alo : ti her al' and Separate school teaching certificate at the Hamilton INormal school, She was a member of St. ljesephle Roman Cath- olic church. 'Before teaching at La Salleate school. Hamilton, she taught in other Hamilton schools, in Tor- onto and in the 'district surrounding both the aforementioned .cities. Sur- viving are a sister, Mrs. G. Granville, Windsor; and five 1broehers, Peter, lag Elgin street; William, !715 Guelpa street; Alvin, 29 Grange street; Hec- tor. Guelph and Lawrence, Seaforth. Mrs. Gordon Webster and son Douglas. of Toronto, eame Saturday to visit her mother Mrs. Geo. B. Dorrance, Mrs. N. Norris and children of Long Branch are visiting her para ents. Mr. and Mrs. Ben Rising. 1 Visitors last week with Mr. and, Mrs. B. Rising were Mr, and Mrs.' Canham, Mr, and Mrs. Collins and son Ed and Mr. Harold Norris, all of Toronto, Mrs. Leach and son. Fran- cis and wife, all of Champaign, III.; visit with her sister. Mrs. Leach remained fora month's ! Died at Goderich— Daniel Nelson Harrison. 84 years resident in Goderich, died in hospital there Sunday night in his 69th year. HP was a carpenter and well known ln building trade. Mr. Harrison was born in Stanley township, son of the late Mr. and Mrs. William Harrison He is survived by a son, Ross Harri- son. Goderich; a daughter MTS. Earl Meilwain; a brother, Wood Harrison Buffalo; three sisters, Mrs, Samuel MacEwen, Mrs, Samuel Houston and Mrs. Murdoch Ross. Hayfield. The funeral was held at Goderich on Wednesday. VARNA z,00ricioo ranjoyili, 11..• ot trio Mre. 111.NIlinit Let!. ItutPerteed ehitr nal - e"" was the guest la.t We,k her eousin, Mary Elizabeth Beatty. Mr. Harold Rathwell of Windsm seem Sunday with his parents, Ma and Mrs. John Rathwell. airs. Austin and daughter Mary, it company with Mr. and Mrs. Billy Austin of Seaforth spent Suite*, with friends in Londesboro, Mr. George Elliott of Toronto is vi siting bus aunt, Mrs. G. H. Beatty. Mrs. George Foster of Windsor is spending a few days with her sister Mrs. Rathwell. Rev. and Mrs. Peters are spending a Inc weeks et their cottage, Mus 'coke. Rev. Mr. Penrose will be in charge of the circuit in the absence of Mr. Peters. Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Clark and dau- gb her Doris motored to Port Col borne last week to attend the fune- ral of the former'brother-in-law, the late Mr. Ephriam Howes. Funeral of Mrs. Wm. S. Bates.— The funeral of the late 'ales. Wil- liam S. 'Bates of Toronto was held at Bayfield ,cometery, ,following the ar- rival of the noon train alt Seeforth on Thursday, July ard. Rev. H. 'Wright of Brucefield 'Linked Church officiat- ed. The pallbearers were five neph- ews and a stepson: Melvin E. 'Clarke (Seaforth). Williatn G. 'Clarke, 'Percy Johneton, Lloyd Johnson, Lawrence THURSDAY, JULY 11, 1940 Ha.14 Beelike Finkbeiner, Itay Hewitt. Marie Mel - "lee. 'eaten 5111a, Amine P.111,1,, • P:11%4011,, 111)1,- SChellitt Stitt 11)11. Pass Shirley Appleton, Shirley Baker, Calvert Heckler, Mary Cald- well, Donald Case, Jean Elliot, Har- t old Elliott, Keith Gordon, Norman Hackney, Helen I-Ialst, Betty I-Iavn- ess, Douglas alarness. Eric Heywood, Marie Heywood, Lois Hunter, Eric Jennings, Eileen Keown, Marion Ker. nick, Mary King, Mae Ring, Jack Muir, Richard Pilon, Viola Rollings, , James Schroeder, ,Itme Smith, Isobel Snell, Archie Webber, Wilmer Wein, Ilelen Wilson. Passed under the provislotts of Regulation 10 (5) of the High School Entrance Regulations — Frederick Heist, GODERICH CENTRE First-class honors Doris Elaine Chester Beattie, jean 1111, Ilarliara 'Cub:, Albert Durk, Bet- ty I:engem llonna Fisher, Marion Garrett, Robena tirant, Rosemarie 1-I art ney, Marjorie Hays, Douglas Holland, Lillian Lewin, Peter' Mat:- Ewan, 'Colin I), „Mahon, Verna Masterson, Frank Moore, Ma- deline Shackleton, Edna Somerset!, Peter \\leiter, Elaine ‘Villiams, Jean I\Vilsoci (Victoria school). Second-class honors — Shirley El- liott, Jack Evans. joint Graham, Cap - ley Hill, William I-111, John Holmes, Read (Toronto), and 'Willi= Bates Pauline •Lasealine, Norma Lisounith, AlacDonalil, William MacDon- (P•oronto). Among those aren't a ,dis- tee aid, Frances aleCeeight, Phyllis Mic- tance attending the funeral 4were deceased's 'datighter, Miss Florence Milian, William 'Moltring, Eric 'Moore, Bates, Toronto; air, anti lairs. Wile ki,,t ealletits i..aoli'luir, (Rauittitaltisapuentctieerrss, \oGeeroa. 'Ham Bali'-, Toronto, and the ffonmer's sister, "Miss 'Mildred Bates, Hamilton; Schmidt,Irene Stodelaet, Philmore bars, R. 51 Nee Leamington; Mr, Sturdy, Ethel Turton, Elaine Vickers, eaptai (11..tasav,ititielotececuRrZ, Tuesday morning, after a 'few days' Mary .atistin, Edwin Branch, ,attne illness following a beart attack on 1110,111 hill, Boyce, Donald :tune 2/ilth, dram Which she did not Bridge, Harold 'Chase, Eleanor Den - rally. Her illness occurred a 'few alason, ,Alexander 1Margeret hours before She intended leaving 'for Farrow, Jack Fritaley, 'Bernice Fuller, a week's visit in this 'vicinity. Former- Audrey Feagan, 'Helen Graham, IMad- ly Rachel ealaeke, daughter of the ethic Gravelle, Thomas :Hartney, Dud - 'lase Mr. and -.Nfrs. William Clarke, she was born near Varna and' lived there Huckins. Elmer hey H'Ailles' until her marriage about thirty years Killough, Dorothy Leonard, Donald ago to Mr. 'William S. 'Bates of Tor- MacMillan., Betty 'McIver, lila Master- orao, 'who prede.cetteed 'her about aigh- son, Robert Needham, 'Loreen teen years ago. A 'daughter, Miss .Douglas Orr, George Parraltt, Ken - Florence Hetes, Torenito, and three meth Porter, Edna Ruffen, 'Joyce Sa- step-daughters and a 'stepson survive; ger, Audrey Smith, Edward Stratsgh- also a ibrotater and three 'sisters: "Mr. an, Leroy Taylor, Edward Thomas, George Clarke, Varna; Mrs. J. (W. 'alarie Viatson, Hubert Wigle, Jam - Johnston, Verne, Mrs. R. Miller, merson 'Willis, Lillian Young. Leamington, and 'Mrs. R. S. Evans, Passed tinder provisions 'of re,gu- . . lation 10 ('51 of the High School En- trance Regulation's -- Ronald Allen, Agnes Austin, Eileen Kelly, 1Winnie K city. 'lite Robert Peek memorial medals were won by M.adeline altaokleten of Central et:hoot and lihiltut Irwin of Victoria school. . (atom a The first meeting of the Varna United Church Mission Band was held in the church on Friday after- noon at 2 o'clock. There were 16 present including tbree visitors. The meeting was opened with a speech from the president, followed by hymn eta', "When Mothers of Salem." The president led in prayer. The minutes of the last mooting were read and adopted. It was decided that every- body wishing to join should pay a fo, Of 5 cents. The vollectIon which uas taken eame to 4:1 cents. Hymn 1111, ''.1 'site bids us shine," was sung. A reading was given by Mona Reid. followed by a recitation by Margaret Merlymont. Mary Reid grave ft Short A piano selection by Leona Webster was enjoyed by all. follow. ed with a reading by Maud Keyes, A duet, "I am so glad," was sung by Mona and Doris Reid, Ivan McCly- mont gave a short reading. An ex - DUBLIN 'Williams-Hores,— On Saturday morning., lane 311, iit St. :Michael's Catholic .Chnrch. Eda- ingtett Lane, 'Wheeling, AV. Va., Miss \ %mkt Marie llorcs, daughter of 51r, and Mrs. 'C. Ilore,, of Birch Lynn, became the bride of Mr. Lewis Francis NVilliams_ son of lir. anti bit'. Dan ILVilliame of Dublin. Rev. Father 51ichael Cotter, pastor of the eeeeea, performed the ceremony and sang the nuptial mass in the presence cd t'he immediate 'families and a few intimate friends of t'he couple. The tremely short play, "Grammatical 'bride's only attendant was her niece, DIffieulties," was put on by Mary and .Miss 'Kathleen Ryan, and lair. Margaret McClymont. A reading was ward Bach 'wee Ile these man. The given by Doris Reid. The meeting altars of the church 'were 'beautifully was brought to a close by singing decorated with a proilusion of coltanfell "God Save the King," summer 'flowers and palms, Miss E'va The July meeting of the Varna Vail preskled at the organ and 'Miss W.M.S. was held at the home of Mrs. Nancy Oriole of Bridgeport, 0., sang Fred Reid with 14 members present. "Ave Maria," The 'bride 'wore a Hymn 112, Lift up your hands, was lovely.,'•own of pondre 'blue chiffon, sung and Mrs. D. Stephenson led in fashioned 'with square neckline, ehirr- prayer. The roll call watts answered ed ibc,clice, with short 'puffed sleeves with word rejoiee, Text word for, and full 'tee -length skirt. Her hat was August to be fellowship. Oh God our a 'draped turban of cameo pinlc silk help In ages past, was sung, follow- , jersey 'with slippers and .gloves itt el by sentence prayers by several marching color. Johanna Hili roses members. Bert ha Diehl read a Meee and light blue delphinium, 'formed a on temperance. Mrs, Alex McConnell atatedee ,ceaseae, alas Ryan 'was et. read a missionary reading, The Psrr tired in a peach colored organdy dress Line group is to he in charge of new designed similar to the bride's. with ideas for August meeting. Nt."'. which 'wore an off-the•face ,white Peters gave the annual report of silk 1)1-ai'l hat and other accessories in supply- secretary. This showed the corresponding calor. Her flowers were great value and need of hales. Anna Talisman roses and deep :blue delphin- and Ruby Reid sang a duet, Jesus inm. Immediately 'following the ser - took my burden, was sung. No. 701 „gee a weadeee. breakfast 'was ,served in hymnal was read. The closing ot the home the 'bride, after 'which hymn was Will your anchor hold, and Mr. and ,bars, lWilliams left 'by 'motor prayer by Mrs. McClymont. At the for an Eastern and Canadian honey- moon. Mrs. NA,Abltanns is the daughter of Mr, and Mrs. C. Hores ef Birch Lynn, and a graduate of Si. Alphone sus' Academy •and Itas hellel a secret- arial 'position. The groom is the son .of Mr. and Men, Dan 'Wiliiams of Dublin, formerly of Pittaburgh, Pa., an alumnus of the University of III41- 110iS, member of Alpha Kappa Psi and Sigma Phi Epsilon fraternities, ,Mr. and Mrs. 'Williams will be at home et 11107 National Road, 'Wheel- ing Mr. •and Mrs. Andrew Dantzer vis- ited at 'the Martyr's Shrine, .Midland. ;Mr. and Mrs. Philip Flanagan, of Toronto, 'visited Mr. and Mrs. al. Flanagan. Joseph McGrath, ibit's, M. Simpson, of Toronto, ,were bhe ,guests of Miss Mary Beale. Frank 'Krauskopf .of Toronto is ho011idaylllig with 'his parents, ,Me. and Mrs. Louis Krauskopf. 'Miss Anna Meagher bas secured position in London. Miss Irene McGregor, Tnekersmith, visited her sister Last 'week. A family reunion was held recently at the 'home of iMr. and 'Mrs, Allbert KranAtopf recently it being the first time the family were at home 'together for nine years, The members included: Misses Margaret, Kitchener, Cecelia, of Stratford, Edith, of Weterloo, Sis- ter Rose, St. Joseph's 'Community, London, and Albeit, of New Ham- burg. James Eckert of New York •visited his aunt, Mrs. Barbara Holland, Misses Mary and Anna 1Kreuskopf of London ,visited 'Mr. and Mrs. Nich'- ola's Krantstleopi. A succession !barn dance was iheild at close a social hour was spent. ENTRANCE RESULTS (Continued from -Page 1) Margaret Fuss, Jenny Jolly, Mary Kinsman, Ellen Love. Gordon Menu, Laurette. Reichert, Jean Schilbe, Har- ry Smith, Ralph Stephenson, DASHWOOD CENTRE First-class honors—Lilly Isen, Mil- dred Sharrow, Glen Webb. Second-class honors—Gordon Kraft, Mona Tetreau, Mary Turnbull. Pass — Martina Dietrich, Emery Pfaff, Ada Willett Helen Ziler, WINCHELSEA CENTRE First-class honors—Graze Brock, Marion Hodgert. Second-class honors—Donald Bray, Shirley Goulds, Shirley Murray. Pass—Annie Simpson, Harvey Sper- ling. ZURICH CENTRE First-class honoes—Leone Dieter, Shirley Ducharme, Jean Krueger. Ralph Krueger, Joseph Miller, Wil- liam Robinson, Margaret Schilbe. Second-class honors—Hruee Eick- melee, Arthur Gelinas, Audrey Gill, Arvie Haberer, Ada Hay, Pasta—Kenneth Armstrong. Alphon- sus Bedard, Clair Bedard, Theresa Bedard, Teddy Jeffrey, Robert Mc- Kinley, Helen Robinson, Ray Schilbe, Elizabeth Steekle, Ward Thiele. EXETER CENTRE First-class honors—Dawson Gould- ing, Harry Jeffrey, Gwenneth Jones, Joan Kirk, Marjorie Welsh, 2nd-elass honors—Charles Brown, Marion Cowen, Robert Davis, Mary • 0101111161111M11111.1111.K.10.64..116191.}61t, iS'1E61'NTA. Yic( ?",j .1% IL, it Seaforth NOW PLAYING — DOUBLE BILL Blonclie Brings Up Baby AND Rio Grande MONDAY ONLY Don't miss the special performance, Mon. night, July 15 at 8.30. Get a free ticket with ea. purchase of 2 or more War Savings Stamps. These stamps remain your personal property Get a FREE Ticket WWI each purchase of TVVO 25C, WAR SONGS SIM"' These sromp5 remain your propertyl TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY JEAN ARTHUR MELVYN DOUGLAS FRED MaeMURRAY IN Too Many Husbands Here comes the bridea—Married to two mon and giving up neither NEXT THURSDAY, FRIDAY, SATURDAY MADELEINE CARROLL BRIAN AHERNE "MY SON, MY SON I" Louis Hayward A. great novel becomes a screen classic Coming ----"The Fighting,* 69th" Nuousommagnamngh, Ile home of Roland Kleinfeldt Friday nigh 1. Mr. Smith, Se, Edward, Oscar and Jerry ISmith, latmiltworth, were guests alt the 'home of airs, J. 'Reticle 51iss Cecelia Feeney, 'London, visit- ed Iter mother, .airs, laatirleen Feeney, ale and Mrs. Gar Smith and Frank Smith attemied an calif hays' reunion at 'Caledonia. OFFICER P. E. McCOY DIES SUDDENLY Well kuown throughout Huron county, especially in police and court circles, Provineial Constable P. E. McCoy, 97, died at his home at God - elle!' late Wednesday afternoon from a heart seizure. He bad been suffering from typhoid fever for the past three weeks, and was thonght to be recovering. He wits sitting Up in bed talking to /I visitor when the end came without warning. A native of alncloe, Ont., Percy E. McCoy was a veteran of the first war, in which he was severely wounded by shrapi nel, the wound giving him nitwit 5100- iti years. He had been 16 years in the provincial Imre in East- ern and Northern Ontario, ;Intl at Kitchener before going to Goderich BLYTH Service was held in Trinity church on Sunday with Rev. R. M. IWeekes in charge. In the United 'church two services were held with RCA', Arthur Sinclair in charge, At the Sunday school ses- sion an instrumental ,was 'played by +van Hilbert'. 'Communion will 'be dis- pensed next Sunday. Mrs. Noiiie Leslie anti 'Mrs. A, Fawcett were London visitors over the weelc end. Mr. and ,Mrs. Roderick Johnston, of Gotlerich, were 'Sunday visitors at the home of Mr. and. Mrs. Gordon Elliott. Miss Gladys Fawcett, Toronto, spent some time at •her home here. Ann Janette Watson, daughter of air. and Mrs. W. N. Watson, is much improved following 'her serious ill- ness of last week: BORN itmvxoLDs—In Scott Mentorlal Hos- pital on solidity, July 7, 1.940a to Mr. and Mrs. (10111011 Reynolde. Seaforth, a daughter. ALP1xANDER Scott Memorial Hospital on Tuesday, July 9, .1.1140. to Me. and Mrs. Artlzur Alexander. 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