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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Seaforth News, 1940-09-05, Page 4PAGE FOUR. THE SEAFORTH NEWS hI1: SFAD. i:1-,1 NE\\S Nnawden [baa, reign;. -r:+ WALTON I'd astl:+r ,ferry Dreeeel i+ r, is isyin„; in Toronto. Miss Jean McDonald .rt the Itith of Grey has been a visitor at Inge soli. Mrs, Angus McQuaig of Seaforth and slaughter Mrs. M. Weaver. R.N., and daughter Eleanor. have been vis• sting at Mrs. £,IcQuai s brothers'. John and James McDonald, Grey township. Mrs,' C. Hollington and sons Ken- neth enneth and Allen, of Ed nonton, who have been visiting her father, Mr. T. H. Bolger, Morris, and sister, Mrs. Earl Watson, Hullett, has returned to their home in Edmonton. Mrs, Wni, Christopher of Northern ' lu relatives visit been Ontario g tola has around Walton. Mr, and Mrs. Wm. Deacoff of Tor• onto spent over the week end with her parents, Mr. and Mrs, Joe Carter. and while here they celebrated their second wedding anniversary. Mrs. Deacoff was the former Viola Carter. Mrs. Basil Wilson of London spent Sunday at the home of R. W. Hoy. Mr. and Mi•s. Will Lacombe of De- troit spent Sunday with bee* mother, Mrs Chas. Drager. Miss Norma Steiss of Kitchener With her mother Mrs. 0, Steles. There passed away on the lith of Grey. Maud Johnston, the wife of .1. Williamson, in her taint year. Site was in good health until anon; two weeks previous, when she vas seiz- ed with a stroke and grade ally grow worse, and on Thursday night she passed away. She 1 -arviv td by her husband, one dao i tet•. Mrs. Alvin S tintore, and rine soil, Jo rites, at home. Feur sisters ,..leo survive, Mrs. Peter Kerr. Toronto. Mrs. Jas. Moon and lairs. G. Bit\Pti,:', and Annie Walton; two brother,. at Walton. Duncan and Thonme The funeral was conducted Saturday afternoon by Rev. Mr. Gilbert. and the remains were laid to rest in Brussels Ceme- tery. Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Sellars and Clayton returned on. Tuesday for the following school term. Cpl, W. C. Bennett, of the Canadian Postal Corps, Ottawa, spent the week end at his home here. Mrs. Bennett, Ronnie and Shirley, motored to Tor- onto on Monday and took in the ex- hibition with him. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Davidson and Murray of London Balled on relatives over the week end. Mr, and Mrs. Archie Kreig of Pres- ton called on friends in the village an Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Lockhart Johnston of Hamilton were here last week at- tending the funeral of Itis aunt. Mrs. Williamson. Mr. and Mrs. John Price have mov- ed into Mrs. Jos. Love's house. Rev. F. A. Gilbert preached anniv- ersary services in Belgrave on San - day. Mr, end Mrs. C. Neable and family of Toronto spent the week end with friends in the village. Mr. \\-i11 Mitten of Rochester. N.Y.. s ,vat the we,rk end with his mielnr. Mrs. 1. :Viten. Miss Dorothy Pidtn't. who has been visiting here, rest rued horn;' with hint. Miss Norma Berg of Rochester, N. Y.. spent the holiday with her friend, 0 To survive the struggle agricul- ture, science, women's work, international trade, industries must all throw in their lot together. The 1940 war -time Exhibition shows how Canada co-operates. Livestock breeders, farmers, faced with new problems will meet to see newest machinery, and learn how to overcome wartime -difficulties. CANADIAN NATION; AUG;' f,ONN Mt11,le 74. 0 4 li'tmphrie, h ,tiday ?:t anti firs. H. Sim :tt t.. att•i M1.,N 1L sir, -i., !tt i.. 1,. ..,t: :.i Y.1e)1 Walken—Me. - Messrs. Horace and Fred Rutledge of 'Toronto spell: 'he i -lid:y with their parents, Mr. and F. Rut- ledge. Mr. and Mrs. Ken Flutlege f Tor- onto spent the holiday with Aire. 1.'. Drager. The U. F. W. O. meeting was held on Wednesday, August 28th at the home of Misses Simpson. A good at- tendance answered the roll call which was responded to by "A good health suggestion." A paper on "Un- dulant Fever" was read by Mrs, Herb- ert Kirkby. Mrs, Leonard Leeming read an article on "A New Youth Movement." Lunch was seryed at the close of the meeting. The next meet- ing will be on September 26th at the home of Mrs. John Marshall. There will be a work meeting fur the Red Cross in 'she ,community hall at 'Walton on Tuesday afternoon, September loth. Mr. and Mrs. Russell Barrows and Mr, and Nas. John Dennison and Maxine and Mr. and Mrs. Dennison Sr. were visitors at Toronto Exhibi- tion last week. DIr. and Mrs. Bert Anderson and \Ir. and Mrs. Ed Dougau spent e few days in Toronto lest week. Mr and Mrs taf ord of Stratford and Miss Doreen Ofto 1 ant iiIi. Near of Toronto wore Sunday guests of Mr. and airs. B. Anderson. CONSTANCE Mr. Frank Riley atrended tree ices sr S rralhtoy nu MInllay. Mrs. Robert (1'Ini ldby 1•etnu:. l hone' from the hospital an Friday, and is progressingutter.. Mr. and Mrs. Stewart Dale spent Sunday with BIr. and Airs. Howard Armstrong. Miss Jean Wakefield spent the week end with friends at Wroxeter. Miss Edna Armstrong spent Sun- day at her home here. Mr. and Mrs. David Wright, John and Donald and Mr. and Mrs. Corley of Detroit spent the holiday with Mr. and Mrs. David Milison. Mr. and Mrs, Leo Stephenson and family spent Sunday iu London. Mr. Fred Riley had the misfortune to cut his hand severely while work- ing at the foundry 011 Monday. Mrs. Robert Clarke of Listowel is visiting her daughter Mrs. Oliver Anderson. Mr. David Anderson spent a couple of days last week at Toronto Ex - Sunday visitors at the hone of Mr. and Mrs. Howard Armstrong were Mrs. RobertClarke and grand- son, Mr. and Mrs. George Pollard and two daughters of Blyth. Mr, and Mrs. Ephriam Clarke and sten. Mr, and Mrs. Lovett of Ingersoll, and Mr. and Mrs. Stewart Dale. Miss Jean Anderson has accepted a position in Torotin. Mies Ednspent Sun- day Arius day with her parents Mr. and Mr. Howard Armstrong. Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Anderson and Mr.. R. Anderson s the latters brother, of Hibbert. • s l ti'+nag ' pent Sunday with Mr. Joseph Reed ,Mr. and iMrs. Bert Conhutt and la t eater Patsy •Iteve returned to ;their h,lie in ilymeittie, .after a•peni n i f ;lays at the home of Mm. and Mr.- Ernest Adana. . Mr. an,l Mrs. Ciarenee Montgom- ery attended the funeral of the late \Ir. !W: .d. "if Bee -field. The funeral v < hell at Clinton on Monday. The community picnic held an Thursday afternoon at Harbor Park. was much enjoyed Those receiving prizes were: Children's race, Joyce Jewitt; Aix to nine years. Betty Ad- dition; 1t-11 years, Lois Dodds; 11-1•,. Fern Dexter: young ladies' race Ethel Dexter: kicking the slipper. Mrs C. Dexter; married women's race, Mrs. L. Lawson; married men's race. Lorne Lawson; fat women's race. Mrs. Jack Ferguson and Mrs. George Addison; fat men's race, Jack Ferguson; pie rare, Mrs. Wm. Jewitt. Lunch. was served by the ladies. A lovely tine was had by those present. Miss Ethel Dexter of - Kitchener and Miss Hazel Jamieson of Strat ford spent Wednesday with Mrs. W:n Jewitt. Mrs. E. Adams , ntertained Group No. 1 of the W.A. for- a quilting on Monday of this week. • WINTHROP The "Plunkett" dinner put on in 'he hall Tuesday evenug by the lad- ies of Duff's Church. McKillop, was wall attended. It was a. real treat. ythitlg went over in a big, way .seecially t11-_ `S an ages and T tl.•'s After tho dinner moving pictures shown. representing the OgiI • flour. Mrs. Gillies, Isabel and Bruce, have returned home after spending a few weeks in Collingwood and Mid. land, Mr, and Mrs. Foster Bennett, IYMo: a and Billie, Mr. Mel Merriam, Mrs. Peter iM'.Cowan, Robby and Jackie. hire. George Eaton. Ken and Doti spent Monday in Owen Sound, Mrs. Ferg Bullard, Mr, John Bull. ar'd and Jackie, Mr. John Armstrong. Miss Betty Bullard, Mr. Ralph Me. Lend of Kintore spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. George Eaton. Pte. Alex Kerr and Pte. Ralph Day idson of Landon spent the week end at their homes. Pte. Ernest Mailers and Pte. George Mathers of the Kent Regim• Ent, Chatham, spent the week end with their sister, Mrs, Arthur Hend- erson. Mr. and Mrs, Harold Bell and fem• ilv of Arkona. spent the week end with Mr. and, Mrs. Arthur Henderson LONDESBORO ..",ii Ih:•G•n Johnston of Landlut sp•,c t11, sc,-t01141 with friends hero 11r and Mr .1. P. ;Manning, anti 1 l yllt yt itr'd i': rnitto Month: ower -.'.re Label, Day week eml and also silent a021t.3' title at rho national ex- hibition, Mise Helen Youngblutt of London is having her holidays and is spending then at tier home here. The following are some of the changes on the committees for the Country Fair: Program committee, Mrs, P. Manning, Rev. A. Menzies, Mrs. J. Armstrong. Sports tom„ Mr. P. Manning, Mr, J. Armstrong, Mr. B, Brunedon• Ground com., G, Mc- Vittie, R. Townsend. R. Youngblutt, F. Shobbrook. The committee ap- pointed to gather produce or what- ever one wishes to donate to Red Cross will be -on hand on Friday to gather it up. Please have it ready. A good time is expected so don't fail to attend on Friday night at Com- munity Hall, Londesboro. The Blyth Band will be on hand. Ma's, E. Crawford spent part of Mast week with her sisters at Clinton. Miss Watkonte of Munro is teacher for S.S. No. S. Sehoot opened on Wed- nesday Sept. lird. Once more holi- days are over, Miss Walltome is mat. ing her hone at Mrs. Win. Lyons. BIrs. Barker and son Ross of Tot' - onto spent ttie ,week end with Mrs, Barker's father, Mr. John Fingland. Ross in in ttiinine at Camp Borden. Mr. and Mia Ernest Morris. Nicag are Falls. N. v.. .lit. and Mrs. Georg,, Francis, Juno and Joyce, St, Thomas. spent the •,voek end with Mrs, M,trg- aret Manning and several families of tittle to In tate t'oiiiiuunity, Miss Fera . Watson donated live dol- lars to the Red Cross recently. Bir. Robt, Gibbs and Mr. Donald Gibbs spent the week end with Nia- gara friends, Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Morris of Niagara Falls, New York, Mr. and Mrs. George Francis and fancily of St. Thomas, visited over the week encs with their aunt, Mrs, Margaret Manning and also at the homes of Mrs. R. Yungblutt and Mr. Willis Mountain. Mrs. R. Townsend and Miss Dor- othy Little have returned from a trip to the West. Miss Kathleen Yungblutt of Brus- sels visited at her home over the hol- iday. Mr. and .Mrs. Harold Wagner and son Dwight of London spent the holi. day with Mrs. Wagner's parents. Mr. and Mrs, Harold Sprung, Miss Joyce Fairservice of Loudon spent the holiday with her parents. Mr, James Crawford of Portland. Oregon, is visiting his brother Mr. E. J. Crawford. Miss Helen Yungblutt and Miss Helen Johnson of London spent the holiday at the home of Mr. R. Yung- blutt. Mr. Jack Sinclair and daughter Ann, Mrs. Sinclair Sr. and Miss Mar. garet Sinclair of Kippen, visited at the home of Mrs. C. Watson on Mon day. HARLOCK Mr. and Mrs. Lockhart Johnston and family of Hamilton spent the week end at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Lao Watt, also visiting at the home of Bir. and Mrs, Sinton McVittie for dinner on Sunday and Mr. and Mrs Nelson Lear's for supper, They re- turned home on Monday, Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Reid of neat Walton visited on Sunday at the hone of Mr. and Ars. Leo Watt. Harinck school teacher, Mrs. Arthur Colson, and scheoi children, started duties again for another year. School opened on Tuesday. Mrs Kneehtel and Maxine left on Friday of last week for their hone at Calgary after spending a few weeks at the home of her brother, Mr Reece Ferris, and other friends. Mr, and Mrs. Joseph Bewley, Arth- ur and Walter. also Mr. and Mrs Isaac Rapson spent Wednesday even- ing of last week with Mr. Reece Fer ria and Mrs. Kneehtel. • Miss Maxeen Knechtel spent Thurs clay afternoon of last week at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Norman Shep- herd. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Pepper and Bert spent Sunday at the house of Mr. and Mrs. -A. W. McEwing. The Young People of Barns church iheldl a roast on Monday evening at the hone of Mr. and Mrs. S. McVittie• Mr. Win. Leiper and his brother Robert of Toronto, recently holiday eti at Quebec. Mr. Wm. P oa:•onc of Listowel visit• ed on Sunday at the home of his ;uncle, Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Beacom. Mr. Isaac P,psnn spent Sunday of te•rn,.on at the home of Mr. and Mrs A. W. Bear•om. Mrs. A. W. Beacom recently had a ricer, from the West visiting for a few days. The Misses Kathleen and Edythe Benemn rcturt:elon Thursday of les` week from :1, 1,' trill up North and on Saturday they attended the wedd ing of their cousin, Minn Kathleen Bremner Hoar Listowel Mr. and Mrs. 1. Rapson :bent Sun day evening at the home of Mr. and Mee. Warred Gihhings. We wish to extend sincere• sync pathy tc Mrs. Simon McVittie in the IONS of a sister Mrs. Williamson whose funeral was on Saturday last. HURON ROAD WEST MIes Eva Holland, Clinton, under- went a tonsil operation Tuesday at the Clinic. Miss Ardeth Erickinson of Detroit is holidaying at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Ball, Clinton. Miss Dorothy Holland and Mr. Vic- tor Heeley of Toronto spent the week. enol at Mr. and Mrs: Noble Holland's, Clinton. Mr, Bill Holland has started threshing beans. He has added an elevator and weigher to his machine. DUBLIN Reception— (An 1 ridgy night, Menet 3nth, a reel home e'ultitlg re'eptioti was giv x'11 to Lewis Williams and his bride from wheeling. West Virginia, which was held in the Staffs hall. The music was rendered thy a local orch- estta. To say that everyone present had a good time is putting it mildly. Seemingly every one came to have a good time and no one was disappoint ted. During the evening Mr. G. I-Ioe land of Dublin addressed the crowd and in a few chosen words welcomed Mr, and Mrs. Williams to our midst. and assured them felicitations front all. On Tuesday morning the young couple left on their return trip for hone, but will long remember the pleasant vacation spent in our midst, Bride-to-be Honoured At Linen Shower—. On Sunday afternoon, Miss Elizab• eth Carlin gave a linen shower to honor Miss Ann McGrath, bride -elect of late September. A number of girl friends gathered at the home of the bride-to-be. A beautifully decorated basket of gifts was brought in and presented to Miss McGrath. She was the recipient of many beautiful and useful gifts. Contests were directed by Miss Carlin. A buffet luncheon was served and Miss Carlin was assisted by her sister, Miss Barbara Carlin and by Mrs. Ed Conlin w Mr. Hugh McGrath is on the sick and in Scott Hospital, Seaforth, About a week ago he was hurt in falling; front a load of grain. But recent re ports an his condition are favorable and we hope he will nta,ke a speedy recovery. Congratulations are in order to Mr. Joe Rytin, Dublin. Iris wife presented him with a girl. so Joe Is happy. Mrs. Wm. Riley and family are vis iting friends in Cromarty and Stade Mrs. M. Benninger and sen Don of St. Michael's College, Toronto, visited friends in Kiulcora last Sunday. Mrs,- A. Blood and her sister, Miss Ann McAleer, who have been visiting at the hone of their sister, Mrs. Pal rick Ryan for the past two weeks have returned to their home in De- troit. Mr, and Mrs. Lewis F. Williams of Wheeling, West Virginia, are visiting at the hone of Mr. and Mrs. Dan Wil Hams. Miss Doris Ruston has seournd a position in the Huron ihcttel. Diilhltin. Miss Teresa Lynch of Seaforth is visiting with Mrs. Catherine Mc. Dermot t. Rev. Fr. O'Rourke is vacationing with Mr. and Mrs. Wm. O'Rourke. Mr. and Mrs. Hobbs of Toronto is spending a week with Mrs. Catherine Stapleton. Burglar (to heiress, whose home he has entered)—"I don't want your life, but your money, ma'am." Heiress --"Oh go away, you're just like the rest of them." THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 5, 1940 THEATR E Seaforth NOW SHOWING VIRGINIA BRUCE WAYNE MORRIS "Flight Angels" Mon. Tues. Wed, WALTER WANDER -preterits Isfamne Hr LORETTA YOUNG • DAVID NIVEN COMING — "Four Sons" NEXT THURS.. FRI., BAT. 'We're Young.:. We're Married 1f ,.AND BEST OF ALL WE'RE 4 BROKE!" ,aw 'gioty pAye ° 1411 1oREN f ettt, CLAUDE RAINS RoecocKar,ls• LeePetrick.DennieMoore Directed by VINCENT SHERMAN A WARNER BROS.'Fiist NaCl Picture &,ern Flay by Ana* 1, and Philip C. Epstein Aunt a aw 5wa„r Pd,, Play by Macre Aeduesn, BRODHAGEN Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Rose and family. of Stratford visited with Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Blogk over the week end. Mr. and Nit's. Fred Srlisrbarth. Kenneth and Earl of Detroit, Mrs Elwood Smart of Windsor are helid eying with Mr. and Mrs. John L Benne wies. Bit'. and Mrs. Ed. Kressler, Rose Douglas and Jackie and Howard Ell- igson of Stratford visited with Mr. and Mrs: W. L. Querengesser. Miss Esther Davison of Newton commenced her duties as teacher here. Mr. and Mrs, Harry Schellenberger of Clinton visited with Mr, and Mrs. Russell Sholdice. Mr. and Mfrs. Mervin Miller and fancily spent the holiday week end with relatives near Brussels. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Diegel, Claires and Glenn, spent the week end with friends at Amberley on Lake Fluron Mr. George Beier met with a pain• fur accident when he got both his hands in the cutting box, losing two fingers on each hand, while thresh- ing at the farm of August Scher - berth. He was removed to the Strat ford Comore! hospital. me. Lorne int ttttr tel' \ti'itailsor vis ited with 3,1r. aril Mrs. Ed Pruetet', 1111': and Bit's, Leslie \\ i"tetson and f. tnily of Detroit aro visiting with Mee and M N. Aug.Hdllebrrcht, Mr. and ,It , Ted Malone and Mary a'td Mr. Adair, Fehr of ,Taviitoelc spent Sunday with Mr, and Mrs. Wmt, S. RIehi. A vary large crowd attended decor- s ton service,; held at St. Peter's Lu- theraa Church on Sunday last, The Brodhagen Band rendered several selections and Rev. Durst of Owen Sound was the guest speaker for the occasion. The Brodhagen Band will hold their final open air concert next Sunday evening, They will be assist- ed by the Listowel Boys Band. "I wish,” said the married man, looking round a bachelor fiat, "I wish I had a. home like this," "Ah, well," remarked his friend, "you can't have everything. You WiTi married men have better halves, but we bachelors have better quarters." CANADIAN LEGION ZONE 10 Drumhead Se 1 ice Under Auspices of the Seaforth Branch, Canadian Legion No. 156 2 p.m. U N Y9 SE . EM EE1';; 1th: . VICTORIA PAR SE FORT.; The Programme WW Include MA55ED BANDS. Addresses .By 2 p.m. Mjo jor the Rev. Norman Rawson The of Hamilton, and Other Speakers COMMUNITY SINGING - .- PRAYERS ausaaamzer,==cazavaanats.weaaouramoszaaral Proclamation Council of the County of Huron co-operates with the Canadian Legion Drumhead Serv- ice in holding at the same time and place it PATRIOTIC RA To Encourage and Assist the Government in Its War Effort ALL PATRIOTIC CITIZENS ARE URGE "God Save the King" TO ATTEND GEORGE FEAGAN, Warden. .12111111•1111=m In event of rain Drumhead Service and Patriotic Rally will be held in Palace Rink