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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Seaforth News, 1941-08-07, Page 4PAGE FOUR THE SEAFORTH NWS THURSDAY, AUGUST 7, 1341 • "$n1 i says to the Captain --'\-hat about dropping in at Halifax. I've got. a girl live: there' elo here we aver' THE SEAI;t_1RTfi NF.\3'S snowd,.n Bras.. Pulli;sl:eeit WALTON has ',er:n. re -:'.e3 - death :;f Mr. James Hoes: -.n at Sal:. ford on :Saturday. ltir. Houston. who - was in E; is alae -sic:'; year. a lived most of his Iife ut Grey township un- . tU moving to Sa:rfori rebou:.a year ago. He had farmed for Many year: as rot 1.0, con. i t, Grey township, was a member of the 1.7eited Church and of the s,:de;endent Order of Oda F- ow-. Besides his wife, for- merly "Mies ;Lala Barer. and a che- m ..e-. Lorca thereice three ibr ogres.. Robe.,. ,r it\-a",t..: David roe California, and John of Daephir.. i11a^.:o`_fa. and two -aster, ,Mrs. S" ?h.1 Se::e-s. Bresse7s. a... M. John LL- .\ .- r::e funeral was .._ 1!, .. - e. -m iron; Wal, '7017 ..ire? c:.... r -..... the Prnssels cemetery. Miss,iean Drager of Toronto spent the week end with her mother. Mrs. Cha,. Drager, Mr. Rapt: Travis ef Te.rorhto spent the week end wi:h his persists. Mr. a . 1 Mrs. A. Travis. Mr. and Mrs. Rci1e:^ Dundas, tea- cher of Toronto. is ^' olidayinwith his brother. Willis.of the 1:'.h cession. aieKi]lap. and other friends. There passed away in Goderich on August 1. JasHouston in ht pith year.He was rife 'tong 'trizen of the 3.9:17 i;&nc_n_:oe :tf Gey and a so of the :ate Jame; and Mrs lieueton. where l:$:iced ts...indns£ri- '1. and t fin and a good laeleit- bor. He. beeves,, mourn wife and a fOster daughter. besides. four broth- -._. John and Sarr. .. Manitoba. Ro- b ,0th of Grey and David of Cal- ifornia; two sisters. Sophia, Mrs. Seiler-. Jarnestowa and Ft -aures. '_firs. J.•i.r. Hislop. : ^h Gr. -y. He re. ..,el one year age and ...rove-. :o G•,: _i... , _- .y .. health 'tee, ....farrn.i•I ta,-sed quietly anl The AUBURN .es :ea.. -.._ -aareinter a -t ei , a: Port Alberti an F zr... 3.:: KrIlit. of Ga:-. With .Dir. and Mr - Edgar r E.•dga 1-.,q Vrtre3n Be 1-Eamilion of Taranto. o :retb Mr. and Mr:. 'Da rd W. Hamilton; M... I -low ar3 Adams and ct.,a idret: of Tbrento with Mr. Thomas ?.dams: Rnse . Linz. who attends to his dirties as :nail courier from the C.P.R. to Poe': Office. has been confined to his Sed for several dart. DUBLIN zroo, i a to tde. the St, L atr..l . ci.-trrh garden party on 'Wednesday night, 3taving • been ;,o,,:;paned from the preeeditt.,• night on accoent of rain. The refreshment ' o,:hs did a d.lurishing business and the bingo and various game; `were well patronized. The final attraction ',1"5 the ;ilei& air dancing p:atform. The 4Mooniight Serenaders supplied the mush. The prize ;sinners for tickets were Mathew 'Coyle S:affa. John Moylan. Seaforth. !Wilfred Hil!- eSrecht. Mitchell, and /Mrs .Horrigan, St Pau'-. The. lucky ticket on a wool r t� contr totted by \-onng I.aiie�' Sodality was held by firs. Louie 8rnxer. Mrs. J. V. Ryan. Stratford, with ;ler sister. pairs. ;\(. S cleil:nan: Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Ke'.:y. Stratford. a-,•. M. and Mr,. h.: \\',l. Mr.. J Rei: y, Detroit, with '.terler, Mrs. Thos.,!I.\io'y:tta:::\; 1(r, `and Mr-. *rant Bron. ata: .on af ntrat- ,Mr. and -Stirs. Harvey Hy -le and Norman. Hen„sell, with ;Mrs. Norman a 4m: Mr.. King ai:a^ .-d Mr.. H e- tie 3 ,:, London. , don. • 7. Mrs. 3. W. Britton: neatre; .of -Burford with her da-ezdtter. \.. ' t., `iia 1, Rose. Frent-: robs .. she .w''.:: e::•:`r as a s:a•Ien: a: v ,.. .kcaletny or a c.,ur.e .n sa.. r 411,1 e;w M r ,..e M •.era: .aocatreorelying. party of orisnn..r a ,not -or trip to t trea:. Oue11r- and St. Anr:e Mises Mary and Margaret Murphy have returned home from London. Mr. and Mrs. Louis Krauskopf. De- troit. have returned home after viat- ing Mr. and Mrs. James Krauakopf. Mr. and Mrs. M. Reisse of Detroit are -visiting Mr. and -airs, Janie Morris. - Mr. Jar Atkinson of Toronto stent the holiday at his hone. Ker. B;:ttes and fel ed ef M . F_. Mre. rear. • .. .. D. _Y",--: M.. E r Mr- ?7,11-1:'.::".”,-., • a:ne t _ T3. ❑Tl. -Ail'Mr. and W. 31 -Ha era n r as n • -t -,N4.7.7:1 Mr. end -Mr h.aa.aopf; Thome; -I-,-arr i1's; err re Feeney. + - :'heir perm... Mrand 'Mrs. M. lirCarrhy:'&ties Pai ins Nfa:tbeves. Seaforth. with Mr. ani Mrs. Tor mas Butters; iMiss Roberta 13argarn. of Detroit, with Mr. and Mrs. Jame Krat,is.,•t y,i \ tri':v, \\'it:d- i i 1,a-, • ., . \ \ DI,ber.ett. \' :r M . airs 1 i:1 51, - evn e• 1J1;�, Sic \ . .f'ty. iiia'. Mich., with Mr \:r i.,:L, Masi*it,.'r. ;Cos. neye.a. contract for •e'mi.•ne cecue- bees for 1,ieki,na inle5try proving vers act- 1".'e', iia. as.el ;he barns oi P. H :•Isnii on Ann ?tree', and \' .. Rock has beer& appointed aces. :rag ^ager. _;:int`): r• ire eel are pad! for by rise Ire.; \ rbee. trepar :i .. vats the .o1. Dr. a .\ ).i:...,, ai \! . Cray of'bte. Mrs. 1), ale- .... 711 r.... - .1:1111 Mo :•e G. 'ani Qee Misses Mary and Aileen Jordan, who have spent the past three weeks at their home. returned to London to 1'eeume their duties at St. Joseph's Hne ita(. BRODHAGEN Visitors: Mr. and Mrs. Alf Riehl and Doreen of Toronto with Mr. and Mrs. Wm. S. Riehl. Mr. and Mrs. Elwood Smart of Windsor witli her parents Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Bennewies. Mr, and Mrs. Rudolph Kleber of Belvedere, Ill., with Mr. and Mrs. Henry Kleber Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Wright. Joan. Joyce and Jackie of Preston. with Mr. and Mrs. Manuel Beuermann. Mrs, James Roy of Bornholm and Mrs. Roy Miller and daughter Mari- lyn of Blenheim with Mr, and Mrs. Arnold Diegel. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Geiger and chil- dren of Fordwieh with Mr. and Mrs. Mervin Miller. Miss Doris Eisler of Seaforth with her cousin Miss Eva Beuermann. Mr. and Mae. Irving Trombiey and son Woodrow. who spent the past few months with her mother Mrs. Hannah Steiss. left for their home in Hollywood. California. Mr. and Mrs. George Et(kmeir at- tended the wedding of their son Mil- ton in Detroit on Saturday. There will be another open air band concert on Sunday evening. The service in St. Peter's Luther- an Church an Sunday morning. Aug lei, will be conducted by Rev. Deters of Desboroagh. Miss Shirley Ann Diegel of Mitch- ell i; holidaying with her uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Queren- gesser. ueren geyser. Mrs. Fred Dipple. Ralph. Anna and Elizabeth of Mitehell spent several days with Mr. and Mrs. -Manuel Beu- ermann. Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Ste(ss and Richard of Detroit are visiting with Mrs. Hannah Steles. _hies Mary 'Wilson of Smith's Falls. Mr. and Mrs. Coleuhoun of et omarty mart.with Mr. and Mr's. Jarnes er Strati-, HARLOCK aft I t t: Knox ren i;l,- spent Saturday avemne. and part of Sun. day at ... la,7111 n- hr pa.ems and brotber. aT-- enet }Ira. Thos. and Mr. and Mes..\ :r-} sari's. t -:in,t to soon ay. Quit, e nn:r.:a:r from this n`'it lr- h,,: ha• 1 ani ririr.tty laaaa.led the • presan,a.:•.'n parts in lamdesbor a Community Hall Tuesday -evening of last week its honor of. sits Jean Mc- Callunt and Mr. Bert Gray. whose marriage was to take place We und- erstand on Saturday of last week. A nicely worded address was read and an entadop of money presented. Mr. Gray responded. A bounteous lunch was served. The Birkby and Watt ot•cherra furnished the music to a large crowd, We .steed congratula- tions to the young temple and gond wishes for a bong. happy and prosp- erous wedded It Master Bert I t n of -near- Londes bora has been holidaying for over a week at rhe home of his grandpar- ents Mr, and Mrs. A. W. Beacom. ,,x - Besting t1 return- hams- 1n Sunday. A little G 1.iari ?t girl is holidaying at this house +t' Mr. and )jr.sRobert Watson. Mast --r Bert Knox ,:of I.ond..shoro has been holidaying at the home of 3Ir. and Mrs. Thos. and Mr. and Mrs. Audrey- Knox. Little Kenneth Gibbhags of near Clinton holidayed Last week at the home of his grandparents Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Rapson. Mr. and Mrs, James Sentt of Tor- onto attended the presentation in Londesboro.Hall Tuesday evening of last week. Master Bert Lyon spent one after- noon last week at the home of Mr. and Mrs. I. Rapson. Mr. Knechtel spent the week end at the home of Mr. Reece Ferris. Mrs. Kneehtel returning to London with him. ' and Foriwbba - - s . weie and • ` 31i:. Rack and em- iip. Mr. _-Mrs. Chas Puehe:be Li -y: and P.aes EGMONDVILLE ii its -., we- al f, y the1 Trhardeen viee p ;r.. ,'S, . ided it. ab. -r -if 1,1: . Gardiner a•t-. Tway or. a^_a:i Jn. Meet Cog i. siaging 5;2 and prayer. ,3:: responded :o by S memb- ers The .--asurer'_ report received.+ Mrs. Keyes was to send a note of sympathy to :be Charters fantiiy_ -emperance convener. nave "a reeling passed by a Synod ttbeetieg Torsi abstinence for dura-, tion of war" 'The sick committee; were reappointed. Mrs. Watson., Chile -nen Stewardshipgave.. a paper on developing talent. The offering was received and hymn 505 sung. Mrs. McGonigle gave a splendid' paper on "The Way of Christ in Soe-1 lel Welfare." Mrs. 1t1cQuarrie favor- ed us by a reading on Friendship in W. "W.M. S. Mrs. Haney gave a reading as an extra item to our programme. Mrs. Watson conducted the worship service from missionary monthly as -i. sisted by Mrs. McMillan, who read the scripture. Luke 15, v to 25, and Mrs. Watson read a prayer. Hymn ar,i was sung and Mrs. Keyes closed with prayer. LOGAN T:ie large barn on the :arms .,f '\\. \ a1:Kenz,e, Logan township,. wa. ,n e y destroyed &vfire on Tues- day nigh:. The fire started a, nr eight '1 1aok in the ' Otte, hoese near the north side of :he `sari. w':en the it -33 - fin;: r:i .y- 7.1'. 3 w e W"a"ter M:K_...,, ea, 'n the REGENT THEATRE. r.. E. Seaforth t i \'t PLAYING - GENE AUTRY ANN MILLER IN ".Melody Ranch" "Gabby" Hayes Jimmy Durante The greatest. personalities utt the :hag„ rand screen in the year's most dazzling and fun-packed 0utaleal show Mon., Tues., Wed. DOUBLE BILL. Conrad Veidt Valerie Hobson in -BLACKOUT" Also: Dick Elle Powell' Drew \ .e iA(5'f01 SMMRCSS Next Thur, Fri. Sat. COMING — `The Great American Broadcast" 'Louse at 111,e time, a1d tniraculon sly 'escaped •sat only a fes burns. ffi. a:!1er, William McKenzie, who was milking- ran to the '/wilding and threcw- a pail ai milk on the engine..iror moment the flames died down but then spread rapidly from :he roof n1 the barn. - A pig shed and chicken house on the east side of the barn were des- troyed a; well as sixty tons of hay. some stock. a corn !&:ower. a corn binder. a trailer loaded ;with Chclp, a seed drill and other farm equipment, 'arin;an.g :he total loss to well over ;5,000. The \(i:et,ei', fire brigade .Wis call- ed and through their .efforts a large lien house was saved. At woe time the residenee also .was threatened. Spark. Were earriel acro:; the barn and straw s,aci: „f Dan Eckruir1 'Itatta.Ze'l . , e\.1.tg:,1,!1 The tram of horses, several head of cattle and 0,b n11 fifty- pit, were taken from the burning- building-, but it was believed that ,vele of the animal; had made 'their \say back in again, Note of :hi. year', grain 11as destroyed, as Mr. McKenzie intended to start flraw- !ne in next day with three teams. There wtas some in..urance. "My friend," said a solemn man, "have you ever done aught to make the eommunity in which you live the better for your living in it?" "I have done much," replied the other humbly, "to purity the homes of nay fellow -being." "Ah!" continued the solemn man with a pleased look, "you distribute tracts?" ••No. I clean carpets." �erPl els rir.> 1111110, of yo'ar visitors. Want and For Sale Ads, 3 weeks S0c SUBSCRIBE NOW TO YOUR • FAVOURITE THIS NEWSPAPER AT A AND BARGAIN PRICE THE THRIFTY ECONOMICAL. 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