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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Seaforth News, 1940-07-18, Page 4PAGE FOUR, WALTON :A sited;' evennitt-s we. hail et • Welton :v Ther•,'l.eine of Iaet Week it honer of a three • our boys who has- .misted Car art eve set•vice. The hos. were Robt. and Gordon Reiland and Will Far quat'sou, and they were presented with wrist watches froth the people: of this t•onuuunity. A program of Musical numbers consisting of com- munity singing. solos, etc.. rook up the earlier pert of the evening and atter the presentation to the boys a dainty lunch was served and the evening closed with tripping the light fantastic. for an hour m• - two. We wish the boys the best nt lurk. Tlt. r•• naseed away at the home of J. A. Whoosh, Lot 2:1 Con. 2. Mor- ris 'Irv: p., CathoHnehill Jam 1 ct1i ter. in her c:Ivd year. Mrs, Conner was 1,,nn nes':' T:•Jgtave and loft with het par- ealts whtio young, for Alumna, whet,,, sir- spout about 2,f, yours nt her lite, std then wort to Torouto where ,she hold a politic n for s groat nttu,y yen)), an,1 then rot timed 111 Iter sds• t -t . mIt,. t'itas. t';,sr, robe r«• she• lise,l of late- years. 1101 being in poem health she was tit.•1 cared for by her nice.. .firs, .101111 N14.11110,41. for the Peet year. 'Tice funeral took place from the home Of iter• niece. Mrs. .1 A. 1lebeesle Rev. SIr. Fowler• of the 1'tilt11 Chtu-rh. Bolgt•ave, tools charge of the finieree assister by Rev. Dr. Coulter, a rotative - frau) Tnronitt. who spoke on the text taken from Corinthians 1:1.1:1. "Faith, hope and charity," which Miss Coulter did possess. and did her part in this way. Her favorite hymns were sung. "Ail the Way sty Saviour Leads Me." and \\riven My Life's Work is Ended." and "I (Toss to the other side," which were led by Misses Mary Humphries anti Beth Shannon. The pallbearers were Joe Hainilton, Lorne Taylor. Dick Hoy, Wm, Humphries, Jas. Fulton and Henry Shaw. She leaves to mourn her loss three sisters. Mrs. Archie Clark and Mrs. Chas. Case, of the east boundary, and Mrs. Fred Eayz, British Columbia. and two brothers.. Wm. and James, in Algoma. Interment was made in the Brussels cemetery, Anniversary services will be held in Si. George's Anglican Church on Sunday. July 21st at 11 a.m. and 7 p.m. Rev. F. More of Millbank will he the minister and special music will be given by the choir. Mrs. tDr.l Kaine and son Denton of Winnipeg spent the past week with Mi, and Mrs. Bert Anderson. Miss Elsie Dennis and Miss Jean Aikens were visitor's last week with Mr. and Mrs. Bert Anderson. - Mr. and Mrs, Thome Williamson and Mrs. W. S. Forbes spent Sunday with friends near Dublin. Recent visitors at the honor of Mr. and Mrs. George Hondas in McKillop were their daughter Ida and son! Feat*. ttt . Mr. and Mrs. \V. Renate, Mr eaeter Laaw :one \\nudrow Mercer of Teretee. Frank is staying on for alt t tztp,r week, raliyatl elltg lifter all L 1 n i.tion. Rev. t am! Mrs. 0. McLean of Inger'• soli neve visiting the lattersister. Ales. D. Boyd in McKillop. for a feet' -days. Mi'. and Mrs. Willie Dundas of Mc- Killop have their -nephew James Dun - dos of Toronto, visiting then). Miss Margaret Nolan is attending Bummer school at Toronto. Me. Clarence Grainger. teacher at Button's school, 1lerris. is attending silmnrer schoolat Kingston. Kenneth and Doreen Hogg of Me- Killop are spending their holidays with friends around Walton. •Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Shannon spent Sunday at Ayton. Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Humphries sheat Sunday with friends at London. Mrs. Hugh Fulton has returned hone after spending the past week at Goderictr. Port Albert and Blyth. NORTH Mc (ILLOP Death of the Late John S. Dennis. - A highly esteemed resident passed ewes. at his htante to McIiillnp nn w=sato}. July 14th. in the person of Jo F:. Stt_wart. Dennis. art tit•- age of Te :veers. Mr. Dennis had been in :ening health for more than, a year but had been able to be tip and •around until a little over a week ago when he was confined to bed. Sou of the late Thomas and Jessie Dennis. he was born in East Zorra and tame to McKillop when six years old. In lite he was united in marriage to Mary Ross, To this union were -boric six sons and four daughters: Lorne in Sunnynook, Alberta; Cameron, of North Bay: Alex, and William. of'. McKillop; Wilfred, Eimer, Ethel. Tena and Jessie at home. and one daughter, Oral, died in infancy. His 'tt�ite predeceased him in 1931. Also surviving are two sisters, (Maggie) Mrs. Robt. Miller, of Brussels; (Nel- lie) Mrs. Steve Tracy, of Moose Jaw. Sask., and one grand child, Mary Dennis, Three brothers and a sister predeceased him. The late Mr. Den- nis was one of the sturdy pioneers of this district and was highly respected by all. The funeral. which was very largely attended, was held. on Wed- nesday afternoon from his late resid- ence. Rev, R. W. Craw officiating. The pallbearers were his five sons. Alex.. Cameron, Wilfred, Elmer and William Dennis and Stewart Miller. The many beautiful floral tributes in- cluded a pillow from the 'family; wreaths from Mrs. H. Dennis, Porter Dennis and family, Lorne Dennis, Mr. and Mrs. J. 9. Ross and Jackie; Chas. Lupton and family, Dr. and Mrs. E. A. McMaster. Mr. and Mrs. F. Itcd and familY; sprays from Mrs, Jos. Dennis and Jack Johnson, Mrs. Robt. Miller, Mrs, Cuthill and Mrs. Simie son. Genera] Manager's office of the T. & N.O. Railway Mr. and Mrs. J. Diegel and Mr. and Mrs. G. Simpson, Mr, and Mrs. E. C. Regele and family. Mr. and Mrs. J. Thornton, Mr, and Mrs. K. Thornton, Mr. and Mrs. D. Crawford and Alvin, Mr. and Mrs. A. McGavin. Interment was in Brussels cemetery. Friends and relatives at- tended from St. Catharines, Stratford, Teeswater, Blyth, North Bay, d Sea - forth and other places. THE SEAFORTH NEWS SIXTY-SECOND WEDDING ANNIVERSARY Above are shown ,lir, and Mrs. Jahn Carter of 1inlitIt , with their fancily. Mr. and .)Mrs. Carter celebrated their 62nd wedding anniversary on Wednesday of this week. S eared are ;Vitt anti Mrs. Carter Sr. Standing, from lett to right, Mrs, McKellar, firs. George Dale, :rialtos Carter, ;Il es. George IIill..ioltu Carter, Mrs. Jack Ferguson, THURSDAY, JULY 18, 1940 STAFFA Death of Mrs. Richard Sillery.- The tiontmuuity was saddened by the passing on Sunday, July 14th, of Mary Jane Mullin, beloved wife of Mr. Richard Sillery, in her 73nd year, Although ailing for some time, Mrs, Sillery had been able to be about and accompanied her fancily to town on Thursday .last. A native of Armagh, Ireland, she came to Canada at the age of three years and lived at Bell- wood, Ont, For ten years before her marriage she resided at Hamilton. Slie was married to Mr, Richard Sill- ery forty-one years ago, who survives her together with. four daughters, Mrs. Wilhelnine Lupton, at home;. Mrs. Irene Innes, St, Marys; Marie, St. Marys; Marguerite. of North Ton- awanda, N.Y. Two sisters also sur- vive, Mrs. Fleming, of Toronto, and Mrs. Andrew Foote, of Fergus. One sister. Mrs. Sho'treed, predeceased her. The funeral was held from the home on Wednesday afternoon at 2.311 p.m., Rev. Dr, -Hurford, of Seas forth. -officiating. Interment was In Stalin cemetery. The pallbearers were 'William Sillery. James Hill, Frank Bt•uee, John Sadler, Robert Livingstone. Andrew Foote; flower - b eaters. `+pervert Jeffery, Ross Hog- rth. Bobble Steller. filer. Douglas Gray, Roy Hannon. alurray Balfour. Among th se front -a distance who attended the funeral were Mrs. Mary Jane Sillery. Hatniltor Mr. and Mrs. Hole aye Sillery and Gloria, of Hamilton; Sir. Rohe., Livingston, Hamilton; Mr. and Mrs. Gen, Russell. London; Mr, and Mrs. John Nesbitt, Palmerston; Mr. and Mrs. Donald -Innis, Embro; Mas, Alvin Initis, of Embro; Mr. Gordon Innis. of Embro; Mr. and Mrs. John McArthur, St. Marys; Mr. and :Vers, Andrew Foote, Fergus; Mrs: Dave Foote, Fergus; :Vies. Russell Foote, Fergus; Mr. Andrew Foote, of Toronto; Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Ready, of St. 3Iarys; Mrs. John Howe. of St. Marys; mfr. Dave McKay and Miss Mary McKay. of Stratford; Mrs. Thomas Simpson and Tom, Wing - ham; Mr, and Mrs. Melville Gray, of Milbank. BLYTH 'Mrs. Cuthbert and Hiss Gladys Frt. L•e•rt. Tirotit;, visited •fres. Alice Fawcett. Nit-. and -firs. Harry Baker grad t rte+.• Joan. of h-tri1'.i'a. -were guests' t \ir. and Mrs. R ,`t:. 1\'.iZltttttan. t{sorry. Baker is a former tli th raid- t.. .M'E my o^ :.t. Mery' is -.tine sots umbo r. Nies. J. R. Bell. Miss A ria Ri :mond.oke at the eVenitc:d-rri'ice itt the United Church. Auburn. Joe:: Ross and ...m Gordon, Mrs. Mex. t\J i ,,van, Dr. Annie Res.. and Miss Clare McGowan left for a motor trip to i\\ extern Canada. Mrs. N. Johnston and her daughter, Mrs. James •Gibson. have returned home from Sault Ste Made .where they visited with :qrs. \\-. M. Arm- strong and 'family. They were accom- panied by Mrs, Armstrong and son William. Mr. Kenneth Lyon, Crediton, wisnt- ed his 'parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Lyon. Want and For Sale. Ads„ 1 week 25c TUCKERSMiTH Mrs. Augusta Topp, Miss Joyce Tapp, Master Junior Topp. ,Mrs. George Kalle, of Buffalo, have been spending two weeks with Mr, and Mrs. (John El,gie. LAWN SOCIAL On the lawn of John Shannon, 13th Concession, MoKiliop Friday,July 19 8 P.M. Linder auspices of . the McKillop Group of the Walton Church Program by talent- from Brussels United -Church. consisting of hum- orous Irish play, choruses, solos. trios, &c. - Lunch served, Booth on grounds ADMISSION 25c AND 10c LONDESBORO Ch arch slrrviee and Sunday school - will be conducted as usual this Sun- day, :July 21st, but - the following Sunday, July lSth, there will be no service. Mrs. Margaret Manning, Mr, and Mrs. Frank Tautblyn, ,lack and Mu•• garet, and their friends Mrs. Burgess and Miss Duncan of Toronto spent Sunday with friends at St. Thomas where friends of Mrs. Manning were present from Niagara Falls, Toronto and Grants Rapids, Michigan. The new service station on the '• s e 111'. corset is almost completed and Gordon Radford, who has leased the place has - moved in and started work. Mr. Fred Sloman o4' Capreol, New Ontario, who is on holiday, is expect- ed to speak at the next institute meeting in August. I•Ie no doubt will he very interesting to hear as his work is rather unusual. Mrs. Robt, _Townsend and Dorothy left this week for Regina where they will spend several weeks visiting relatives. Daring the rentadntl.e'r of July and the month of August any one may secure yarn Inc knitting for the Red cross frau' Mrs. James McCool and 0nyone haring finished knitting phase• 1 i t t' with Mrs. McCool. Mrs. ,I. 11. Hossttek of C•tttningt nit 1s visiting at the home of Ma. t'ranv4ct•d tel tete Utile Mr, and Mrs. Jas. McCool spent Sunday in Stratford. Mr. and Mrs. Mohr. Yuugblutt, Mr and Mrs. Willis Mountain and Gladys visited -with Gorrte ft'ientls Sunday. Sirs. Harold Sprung has returned bonze after a two weeks' visit with Toronto friends. Miss Eleanor Sprung and Mise Beryl Carter are holidaying at Gode rich this week. Mess ,Margaret Yungblutt of Clin- ton is visiting at her horse. MANLEY Mr. James Eckert from Brooklyn N.Y., is spending Itis vacation with his parents, Hh•. and Mrs. Peter Eekat't. Miss Bernice Manley front London is holidaying with her parents, Mr and Hers. W. Manley. There will be a lot of stook thresh- ing this harvest, as the most of the barns are filled with the big hay .'trop. Quite a number of the farmers are still busy working with the hay. Many are leaving the surplus for seed. The date rain has freshened the root crop and helped the grain crop to till out, and diel not injure the hay that teas cut. BRODHAGEN. Me. anti Mrs. Chas. Batten and son George of Kirkton spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Harold Diegel. Mr. and Mrs. G. Ray Hart of Strat- ford visited with Mr. and Mrs. L. G. Rock. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Beuermann, Ron- ald and Muriel, of Thamestord, vis- ited relatives. Mr. Carl McFarlan, and Mr. and Mrs. Carman Wessman and Mr, and Mrs. Earl Squire and daughter Marie of Mitchell visited with Mr. and Mrs- Roy Collins. Mr. and Mrs. Ira Baskin and Miss Jean Eiekmeir of Kirkland Lake are holidaying with their parents,. Mr, and Mrs. Ed. Eickmeir. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Miller of Walton with Mr, and Mrs. John Betueewies, Mr. and Mrs. Manuel Betrermann and Wayne and Mr. and Mrs. Russell Shoidice and Gary spent the week end at a cottage at Kingsbridge. Mr, and Mrs. Harry Kuntz and fa- mily of 13aden with Mr, and Mrs. John Amstein. Miss Melinda Hillebrecht is holid- aying at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Gies in 'Waterford, - GODERICH TOWNSHIP ,A nomination meeting was 'held in Ilpintt vi11e to select a councillor for the Ga lerich (township council, 'a vac- ancy having been created by recent death of Councillor Herbert Cox. W. H. I a!sb acted as chairman and N. aV . frewartha of Clinton gave a short address. Ex -Reeve Heacke, Darold Montgomery, Frank Powell, George Sotwerby and James Sperling were nominated. Jaynes Sterling, mode known farmer and fruit grower, IGad erich township; ,became the neiw mem- ber, Want and Fnr Sale Ads, 3 weeks '50c DUBLIN 1\\'•ilbur 'Rattlers, C.N.R. operator, is in Stratford general hospital 'there he is receiving special medical treat- ment. Mr. and firs. •R,. 1Jowtrey -of Dutton visited friends here, 11r, anti Mrs. Edward McGrath. of Idderton were ;guests of Mr. Frank ,McConnell, Michael \fel- rttIty, in-Kiialae; M. Mathers and I\Irs, 'W. IMathers, in Stratford; hisses Doris and Helen Mather:: in Se Marys; •Miss 'Murray at Grand Bend, \[r. and Mrs, Philip Flanagan, of Toronto, are vacationing 'here, Mr. and Mrs, 13. Diegel, (Mitchell, visited +lir. and Mrs. A4'bert Rock. Mrs..\icCornuck, Parkhill, is nurs- ing' ,her mother, -firs. Teresa. Jordan, ,who is convalescing from her recent illness. A 4neeting of the executive of the local Tennis Club ,was heli) on Thurs- day to make pians .for the ensuing season. Mrs. Pat Jordan entertained at lw-o tables of 5(10 on Thursday evening, first prize 'heing won by Mrs. Mary McGre:le Delicious refreshments •w -ere served Illy- the hostess. - • (Mrs. Dewan, 1,ttran, is wish her Mother, Mrs. -'Teresa Jordan; hiss elarinn Dflll, with her parents, lir. and I\]r I'. Dill; Mr. and lirs. Jinn Hanley, Iorottto, with Mr. and 11rs. \V. i Hanley: Miss Gertude 11rGrath 1J(iENT lititEATIt J3 Seaforth NOW PLAYING - DOUBLE BILL JOE E. BROWN IN "Beware of Spooks" AND "Texas Stampede" Mon. Tues. 'Wed. NEXT THUR. FRI. SAT 1/1 AQP 010411�N �¢I EDW Pr, SMALL MADELEINE CARROLL BRIAN AHERNE LOUIS HAYWARD y,� i.r. f H " W SO Roloosed lhru UNITED ARTISTS COMING- "GULLIVER'S TRAVELS" lelUEylynn • Alanliaie • t intMcllugh' fennistdolgan • taktann MM.) Lunmgnn , Guinn "elg 101" 5111am, . ltd by WILLIlM 1E1611E1 . 5 5151111 Sets: nett National Achim 6rlgula Scram Ploy Sr l••••all ,ores Nible,,r"6 Wan Panne spent the week -end in \Vacerloo and \Ii ILurd: iMis,ses Dorothy and Veron- ica \lolyneux attended a tt•etltling in Drysdale one Vatttrday; (Mr. and Mrs, NP 1'11 tfbe, 'Toronto, and Ed 51011'f ,n, 'tuuntins, with Mr. - and 'Mrs. W. .Stapleton; .1. Jordan, Copper ('tiff, is spending a fen weeks at itis (tome here: ,Mrs. P, Mathews is spend- ing a ,weak in Galt. The reunion at Kennicott was well attended by many young and old from our village. SC Mary's Anglican Guild have a meeting for work on Thursday neer• noon at Leslie Moore's, con, 2. ITite bent. tonlrntatiout services at 3 p;nt, in St. Mary's Anglican Church by Bish- op Seager, London, were well at- tended by parents of the seven ehtld- reu confirmed. The Army singers ftt- enured the congregation with select solos and choruses. Kingsley Beale and his friend, Mr. Bristow, Stratford, were the guests of Miss Mary Beale last week. Mrs. E. Nagle is holidaying with nieces in Myth, the guest of etre., ('ronin and Mrs, James Phelan. ']'eddy Rowland has returned to Loulnn to his employment in 1ltat city. ST. COLUMBAN Foolbadl league 011hout a single de- feat, by heating Atwood 1,-0 in a close. ly cente:ted ',ante here Saturday nicht. The Saints Ih.t seven 'wins and rive 'ties during the schedule and hold top .berth in she league. Both .1twood and St. Cdlum'han now Italie a rest mail the remainder of elle schedule is completed after which an executive meeting will be held at Seaforth ,when play-off dates Iwill the !fawn atp. " wood ttltened strong in the ,match and pressed the play on the field throughout tete fires-hal1. In the sec- ond half, however, St. Col.uanlban talk eche offensive and aihoat five minutes after the period hid ,hugun Frank 'William, drifted a hard shot in that ITynn•rs caught hut the fierce of atlte lack was so .great the goalie was knocked over and carried the ball hack between pile pints. 'Che teams were very evenly watched and the game was clean throughout.. \tw;,od Gaal, t flyover hacks. .Robb and Valiance; , half•+hack , \\r. 1it'cclon, Hannah, ( t) ittcr, ih: for- wards, E. 1)an,hmnk Saunders 11'; r1, R. Danbrn sk. 11. Hy tners; salt I c she. St. t'nhnnhan•--(i,eal F. a tputn: backs,1;. tt l'nantor, Frank Stapleton; halt loacks, John 'O'Connor, 11 c Ili ,r. Jo O'Connor; foments \ic1 arta;', \1 ttlruus, clean, .\i, ads, F stn r; ; St r ol,no },fors Irish r i coal- ..letv.1 the sche,l.dde in the Unroll 11 u,' 1\\it.on :\1'.an, Henaal'.. 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