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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Seaforth News, 1934-07-05, Page 3THURSDAY, JULY 5, 1934, THE SEAFORTH NEWS PACE THREE' • Away whit • COOKING hot, heavy foods for breakfast is wearying work. Why not give your family a treat, and save yourself time and toil? Serve Kellogg's Corn Flakes. Delicious, nourishing, and ready in a jiffy! Kellogg's are economical too. Many servings cost only a few pennies. Made by Kellogg in London, Ont. ,9f t15'G7J Sfi ECb I,. egIVA CORN FLAKES • oesi PESH • meolvaufer 3,9grel69Y HURON NEWS Death of A. O. Pattison at Clinton. —One of the best known citizens of Canton passed to his reward last week in the person of Ambrose O. Pattison, for over 40 years station there, first with the old Grand Trunk, and after the amalgamation, with the C.N.R. He was in his eighty-sixth year. Ambrose Orlando Pattison was born at Crowland, Welland County. Iie became identified; with railroad- ing early in life and after spending a short time -ls G.T.R. agent at Dub- lin he carate to Clinton to take over the agency, which he .held until ele- ven years ago. He is survived by Iris wife, who was formerly Miss Flor- ence Stygall of New York City, where they were married, and one daughter, Mrs. Florence Maguire. Mr, and Mrs. Pattison celebrated their diamond wedding anniversary in February, 7933. Pallbearer, were J. II. Kerr, R. Tasker. H. C. Cos, H. P...Plunisteel, C. H. Vcnner and Col, IL T. Rance. Graduating Nurse.—Mr. and Mrs.. Fred \[titch and family, Clinton, were Stratford last week attending the graduationexercises in connection 'with 'Stratford General Hospital, ::hen Miss Jean. their only daughter, was one of 111e graduating nurses, Golden Wedding.—A large nuinher the relatives, friends and neigh - hers of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Free- man, gathered at their hone, 3rd con- cession, Ihtllett Township, on June 25th 'to congratulate them and offer them good wishes , it being their ptvden wedding. Mr. Wilfred Hog- ,:arth of Goderich, read the address :.rad Mr. Robert Freeman and Mr. edam Glazier made the presentation, uneltacemewsetfflialSWEj About one hundred- and twenty -live people, some front Lo» desboro, Con- stance, Kippen;.•Clinton, Goderich and Walton, were present. Pollock -Witmer.—,\ quiet wedding was solemnized -at the home of the bride's parents, Mr. and Mrs, Isaiah 'tVitnter, Dashwoetd, when their dau- ghter Laurette, because the bride of Floyd Pollock Of Grand Bcnd, The ceremony was performed icy Rev. d -:shriek in :he presence of the imme- diate relatives. Following. the. cere- mony Mr. and SMrs. Pollock left for a honeymoon at Hamilton and Niagara Fails, Exeter Man Surrenders. — Her- mann \V. Doerr, former manager of sing from his home since December the Exeter RL'.C., who has been mis- -12th, 1133, walked into the office of the Magistrate at Gederich On June 2.5 'and- gave himself up to answer to the charge of misappropriating 1'. it. C. bonds to the value of .,3,09n. Doerr, who was accompanied by his brother, expressed'Tintse!f an being "sick and tired of it all" and anxious to have his case heard and have it over with. He indicated that he was ready to plead and to accept summary trial but the magistrate would not sanction thus, Ice was accordingly remanded to jail for one week. Thus cads a case in which( the crown swore out a war- rant for dee arrest of a wanted man and then appeared to take no vigor- ous action to apprehend him. If this was so, it is being commented on as evidence of shrewd judgment on the fart of someone as a glance at Doerr and reports of his history chow that be dots tint appefu' to be of the crim- inal. type and consequently could „,.;•ri! reasonably. he :expected to fittd it im- possible to remain away, permanent- ly, (front: his fancily, of whom he is said .to be very fond. Underworld life is not easy to support, This judgment was jiiitified as Doerr stood the fife as' long as possible and then carate in of his accord, thus saving the comity a considerable' stir: of money. Scruton-Shaddock. — A pretty but quiet wedding took place at the Un- ited Church Manse Saturday at two o'clock (then Rev. Arthur Sinclair unted in marriage Elva Lillian, only daughter of Mr. Thomas Shaddock, and the late Mrs. Shaddock, of Hensall. to (Harold Rossiter !Scruton, only son of Mrs, \, FScruton and the late lir. Ccrut.n of Hensel!. There were no attendants. The bride' looked charming in a gownof plaid organdy in shades of blue, with white acces- sories to match. She carried a shower ,bouquet of talisman roses and sweet peas. Immediately following the cere- niony a buffet lunch was served at the bride's home with only the immediate :anally of thecontractingparties pres- ent. Mr, and tfrs..Scruton left by int -,tor for Owen Sound and points north, the bride traveling in a navy and white ensemble with white ac- cessories. They will reside in Pori - Dover. Tisdall - M-Taggaret Wedding, An interesting wedding took place Saturday afterno6n in the Presbyter- ian Church at Clinton when Mics Mary 'Ferguson McTaggart, daughter of Mrs, :Malcolm D. McTaggart was married to Dr, Frederick F, Tisdall, son of Mr. J. P. Tisdall of Toronto. rhe bride, who was :given in.ntarriage by her uncle, )Jr, George D, McTag- gart, wore a gown of white cotton net ;made on oing limes with deep spial shirred hands forming the long train. Her finger-tip veil was arranged' with a small white net turban and her flowers were bougainvillea. lily -of -the - valley° and pink cornflowers. She wore. a baguett watch, the gift .of the groom. Miss Margaret Iie:ndall was maid of Metor, Thhe bridesmaids were 11i:,s Catherine and, Miss Janet McTaggart, sisters of the bride. Mr. IT C. idyers vvas hest mar, and the ether=, Mn Charle, Tisdall, brother of the groom; Mr. Malinc4m 1), Mc- Taggart, c- 'itggart, brother of tete bride: Dr. Willard Armstrong and Dr, P. G. Anderson, a:'. ..f Toronto. After a trip 1' (sumps. the midi and groom will reside in Toronto, Ross- Crittenden —Wesley Willis. Church. 1.I tt! ::, ,,., the setting of ,. charming wedding. Thursday. evening, June 2'i, when Agues ('earl, younger daughter of M4•. aml Mrs. \Gillian( Crittenden. hillside farm, Clinton, ite- came the bride e. Gordon Richmond Ross, yotmee.t sen of Mr, and Mrs. E, 13, Ross, Lonei•on. ,I'he bride, given in marriage by her father, was charm- ingly attired in a white :ace dress ,with embroidered silk veil *Her ers were orchids with lilies of the val- ley. Mi.` Anne Crittenden. 'Toronto, sister of the bride, was bridesmaid. Little Dora Elliott. niece of the bride, was a very pretty flower girl, Charles! Ritchie of London was best man, while 3Iarold 'Crittenden and Donald Ross, br.ther, of the Bride and bride green, were ushers. The church was ,ttractirely decorated with pe, nie end palms. Mr-. .-\finely, organist I.;;.iytaw•�,; fails t.._0-T,s,' 'stat` the church, p ay c 1 appropriate selec- tions. During the signing of the reg- ister, Miss Agnes P.os., sister o[ the bridegroom, sang "'O Promise •Me," Following the ceremony a buffet hutch was served ,at the Nome of the bride's parents, about sixty guests be- ing present. Afterwards Mr, and Mrs. Ross left for a motor tour. 'For the wedding luncheon the home was charmingly decorated with peondes. and orange blossoms. Friends of the bride who assisted were Mrs. Lillian 'Honking. Miss Connie Williams, Miss •Irene Smith, Miss S, Castle and E. gosling, One. Man Riot at Zurich. — 'One - Punch" MacDonald paid $20 into court at Hensall on Monday as the aftermath of an exciting one -ratan riot which he staged in Zurich on election night. June 19th. It appears that Mac- Donald, whose first name is :Man and whose exploits. are quite well known in the southern part of the county, is of the Liberal persuasion in polities, He also is alleged to have had a slight grudge against some res- idents o: the town of .Zurich, Anioitg (other things some of them are Con- servatives. So Zurich appeared to 'Al- lan tc, lee a good place and election nightn, a i dine to visit the place. Arriving ellen the populace was largely on the streets he selected it known Conservative and walking up t hint he 'lreulght his trusty right into play and the man passed into ob- lition. One ea' two more followed until cite Chief of Police, Julius ililocic, no- ticing some 'little distmbauce, walked over to caution the offender. hid', an- other punch and the Chief was laid away, the whole 2313 potutds of hitt(: Then the citizens took a hand. One- punch we Harried and driven, beaten tip- a bit by a really angry mob and escorted to the police cells, not before one or two more had felt the weight of the dangerous right. The raid thing about the case was that those 1(111 had ,bee . .::ruck run: i not bear wit - has returned to his home in Exeter Mrs. ,Alice Taylor Troyer, Hensel:. from Christie street hospital; Toron- Mr. Lorne Coleman, Varna; Gem.. to, where be has been for tell past sev-IJolviston Varna; Francis J. Co[ rraaie„ Seaforth; A. j. ,Ross, Wiftohant; ';Jas.. \•h Aiketrhe'ad; Mrs, Eliza Lagar. - 'G•assick, Toronto; Mrs. Frank J. .Coleman, ;Pearl Coleman, Vi•etta 'Cole -- titan, Francis Coleman, Seaforth. Harry M. Chesney, Mrs, H. Ches-- ney, Dorothy Rarguhar; Harry Tyre--: ' doll, Seaforth; S. George Troyer,. Hensall; Mrs, Ella ;Grassick •Wa1lker, Hensall; Mrs. Hairtt alt ,Dinsdale Petty. I-Iettsall; John Love; Mrs. John Love;. iGrautl Bend; Goof'don E. Troyer, 'Har- ry Aldrich, , Waiter Fairbairn, Jas. Collins, Mrs. Margaret Parsons Ferguson, W. ill:: •Cooper,,Mrs. W. W. Cooper, Josep i - 'Ferguson, Mrs, II, Lemmon; .Reuse Stephenson, Varna; M. R. Alair, De- troit; lClora+E, Smith; Mrs. Alex, Me- \iurtrie, Hensall; Mrs, W. M•dKertzit Arthur Varlcy; Mrs, \Vnt, Parsons, Win, R. Parsons, Cromarty; Mrs, El- eanor Hood McKenzie, Frank Wright Mrs. W. C. Kyle; Il. Margaret For lest. Seaforth; Mrs. Peter Moir, Hen-. ail; \frt. Wary McCartney, Seafornla.. tOlville \\'orktnan, 'Phos. \Vorkneaes;:' :Mrs, Jennie Ross ,Berry, Bruceifield; 'linter Ifayter, Harvey Hayter, Merv- in Ilayter, Eileen I•Iaytcr tIVin. .:hes- ,Lachlan. jack Brown, Brantford; :lits Jean Jamieson Charters, Nelson Hood; Jas,, t rasslelc, Varna; [William Hayter-, Jack Henderson; Wilson AMcCarteiere Seaforth; Audrey Murdoch; Peter . fit,' Mt•I' enzie, Lawrence \Vasinan, WK.- liaun Culling. \Mary Gilson, .Brucefield; William - 'Murdoch, \Vesley Jones, Mrs, Wm; Hayter, Wilmer H. Jones, Wm. I•tflh.. Mrs, Win, Hill; W. H. Love, GrancS •Bead;John Forrest, Seaforth; :Ilea: \fart' Cudlnore Harvey, London(. ellady's Harvey, 'London; Alex.. Smith; Maurice Hilt, Moore Jaw. Sisk,; Aubrey- Farquhar, Wes' :French; Margaret R. Ross, Helett Hamilton, i)r. IL H. Ross. Seaforth:. Robert Dinsdale, Chas, Clifton, . Mfrs. Mabel Collins; \Vm. E. Pfaff, liens - all; luttean Aikenhead, Mrs, Grace. Fairhtth•n Love, Ross Lore, Russel! Blackwell, Fern :McLean; Rut- Lowe, 1felen Love, Grand tBenct. Stuart Horton, Alex. 1[cBeath .13111 NI cKenzie, Stanley ' Collins:they Walker, Helen \\'aikee, ifensn; Miss Edith St•nnp. Brantford: Mrs. J .Stanley Curran (Beatrice Brown \(cl.acitl,i1) Brantford; H. L. White- man. Toronto; :Mr,. Ida Jones •Mttl;r. Dorothy Menu, lleusali. \mlre;v :e .Kenzie. Mrs. f. (e. Ify1e, Deltnt Lenton, fi:elen Gone:.. 'Stuart l(eddlride, Donny McKenzie Alex. H. Hyde. Billy . Lemmon. \\'. L. Forrest Clinton; J. B. Mc- Lean, Gladys C. McLean, Mrs. Z. T',. JIcLean, Mrs, Jtto. Henderson, itir< Irate lieDiarntid :\itchesctn, llilcire.' .'itcheson, Jas. Atciteson; Mrs. Rob.. Il. Scott (,Lily Parsons:( Seafctrtitt llrs. Albert Anderson, Marlette Micro.; Stella M. Richmond. Blyth - If. Etta Jarrott, Toronto, Sirs. 'Hugh McLachlan, Mrs. May Knight, W. I., Millis, Mrs. \V. .1.,. Melfi Wittert Jarrett, M. D :5,!„.. forth; Mr; Oda 11cIleath Loec. \fabelle R. Whiteman, Mrs. Date .1:- 1)iarmid Aikenhead, Vera Jarrett. Mrs. Jessie .\IeBeatlt Cochrane. 1[rs. Jarvis Hereon. J. Horttr, (Irace C.o e. Lydon: liargarc A. Co _ ; r, Toronto; Mrs. W. .i+ Cooper I)..it Cooper, Ray Cooper, Buddy G,oper, t.iw'enny Cooper Elaine Comer, Mrs. Jennie llcBeat=. Murdoch, John Murdoch, June Mar doth, 1\'. R. Cooper. ...Mrs. James _Moodie, James Moodie Brucefield; Walter McIieath, 3frs. V. :\lcIieath, Brucefield; Beth Murdctch. Meer. Monteith; G. E. Stephenson, Prof, Engineer, Walkerton; Mrs ;Helen Dinsdale Taylor, Patricia Tay- lor, Stratford; Betty Switzer, Dr, R R. Ross, Seaforth; George Hilis. A•I•rs, Aiggie Rinne Kyle Hills, Eg- mondville; Ria Hills, Toronto; Sirs. Dietz, Bobby Sp.eir, 'Mrs. A. Monteith, Win. Blair, Michigan; 1-Pazel Kelly-, Toronto; Linton Brock, Toronto; Mrs. /Roy McBride (Margaret Mc - Hain), Varna; Keith Md.Brid'e, Phyl- is MdBricle, Wesley McBride, Hugh McBride, Roy Mc/Bride, • Mae Cameron, Clinton; G, C. Petty; Hensall; Willie Witcomli; Mary Far- qu'har, George Clifton, "nines A. Mc- ClynLont, 'Bob Me11enzie, J. H, Mur- doch, Harold Jones. Mrs. Lity Stubbs, Toronto; Saiz: Tirontson, Hugh McLachlan, Mrs Will Hart :Mrs. W. Fairbairn', Mrs.. Jessie Ann McLean AMaclGregor; John Mc\Murtr'e, :Mrs. Isaac Jarrott (Kate 'McDonald); Beth I++"orresst, :Clinton. +Bertnard Jennison,. Clinton;. :Margaret Jones. Theda Watson, Frances Witcomb,, Thos, Butt, Robt. Dinsdale; Mr_: S. Watson, Calgary. Total number registered.,714 ,When 'Von Have A cral months recuperating from his very serious operation. Give Band Concerts. — Brussels .Band is now giving band concerts on Wednesday and ,Sunday nights. Death of Benjamin Dark, — The deet th occurred at Gait of .Ben. Dark, youngest brother of the Dark fancily at Brnesels. Hhe was born in Grey township and his death is the. first, break in a finely of tell. His first wife, Kale Hollenger, died in 1(311,' His se- cond wife, Lizzie Ilollinger, predec- eased him fora+teen years ago. He is survived by four sisters and five bro- thers: Mrs. Chas. Fox, Riding Moun- tain; Mrs. R. Gordon, in the \Vast and Rebecca and Mary, of:Brussels; James of Nepawa; George, of Carman, Mau„ and Robert and John, !Brussel, Bur- ial was made in Brussel, cemetery, VISITS TORONTO Toronto, June 27,.1193-1, Editor The Seaford( Nelvs, Dear Sir,—A letter from W. W. Cooper, the ,Independent .National ambition et 'Huron South, and poli- tical activities from Toronto. tt. I have had a delightful week end and week after the end this week 'looking' over a few of those bigger places outside our own county, talked about during the election contest. It teas llea.utt, I most say, for Inc to get away from the continual grind of the past eight. week:: There are oilier places, 1 hind, beside Intron 'County. Though it as' one of the best, 1 spent two or three days its Lon- don City, in Glencoe with Mr. anti .Mrs. Ferguson,hPort Stanley,. On Saturday afterntnnt I had a visit to Mitch diepburn's farm: just 011t - side St, "Thomas, and had a ::hake hands. Mitch will he suited to serve the farmer in the premiership as In. is a real Dirt Farmer, lie uti,lcrstinl, tie:, t.Eaii 't the ,'fender. The ease of their vicweeint, The neo' prcntier- Citief Block was typical. He said he elect will be sttitet' to give us some didn't knoe anything about it, .A11 he good legislation from the stand -point knee (vas what he was told when he of the Ontari.l countryside That is came t e. There were plenty of wit- nesses, ihe,eever, au!l in spite of the fact that he bore a very black optic himself, Magistrate Reid assessed hint $20 attd costs and bound hum over to keep the peace. "One -Punch's" weight is judted to be alfnu 1ta1,—Uejcriclt Star. what ti`s want int the, country. We have been of er tu•bantzed and are under -ruralized. Too 11111(11 urban sen- timent for the youth of the land to feed upon. N,tn that's that, .3 visited Ingersoll town nos: and talc- t,lle tot the tip -t,, -,late rn:(urian• shop, of the country in full rsperati.,n, Axe Severs Child's Fiager.--Bever- Was the guest of Mr. a::d Mrs. Jahn ley, second son t,f lir, and .\fi's, 1'r:utk 1\'1rt otttbe, 1(w hilt then'. and I utast Parsons, while playing with his bro- say I fatted Inger-Il a thriving little titer Donis:d, lied the misfortune tt, io,ui. have the little finger of his -left hand out eff ba, &een the first and- second joint, the result of 'behtg struck with the axe in the :laude of ids brother, Thea ;lona to the big ci.y' of rtttlto lutere they got all the ltie!nt')• and hydro to.. Torino i; hog 11 -alt, pure' and simple. It won't be so in Donald %vas chopping a tree ((lith ,in the years to conte, if I have anything axe and Chile in the at: of swiuriilg to do With it. British fair play. to everybody alike conics to he: the law in the law in the matter. The province of Ontario supplies the money for development.. Why theft doesn't the legislature dictate the price and rate. That is their priv- ilege. Jim Ilallantyne won't do it, 1 know, I would have done 31 had 1 been elected to the legislature j, you will just get in ,Tint L'allent ter e, a member in the legislature just what you paid for, You should -have int Cooper. the titan with. a tit iin, at 1 to !ix it hp for. I hope, however,. Mitch will jump into the job and do h quick. I visited Chippawa tQnceuston) Personally, just to see what was go- ing on. Twelve dynamos amt -down -tight, Two running, I have made 1 my business to visit, now the election campaign is over, and see first hand just what has :leen going on, It is to be hoped the -new outlfit will he better, 'What iswanted in all lines of indus- try as well as in the farming world, is that the legislators should co-op- erate wit 'hthe people of the country. 'Get the country ,going again. Service, not profit, i den'ianded of our legis- lators and this country Would •go well again. That's that, too. fT take this opportunity of stating a few facts on current issues 'of the day, and I 'thank you for space in your paper. Yours sin'cere'ly, W. W. COOPP'ER, it llevuhev threw his amts .around the tree a:11 the axe sfrack his hand. ,Aisling Can.: ef the rioters and cut. ting through the bone of the little finger staving the severe: member langlng '-et' it -thread. Falls from Milk Stool, Breaks Bone. —11r= Wesley Dearieg. of Stephen, had the :0 :ort le J:•ea., a Jane in her arm recently while milking. It seerlts :.it st:o ,11 o1ei site was sit- t1i4 rah -e 1 1t1 1 ]Cr 'he threw out h• ern to brtek the fall. a bock. it :1 ta.. Returns Home,—i. \'sector Hogarth heck hook • We Are selling' Quality Books Books are Well • Made, Carbon is Clean and Copies Readily. styles. Carbon Leaf and Black Back. Prices as . Low as You Can Anywhere. Get our .Quotation on Your Next Order. All Get he. -eaforth. News SEAFORTH, ONTARIO. 1F •I. 4 S 6.' AMONG THOSE .PRESENT (Continued from Page 2). ratan; firs, Ed -ward Daley (Grace Cudmore), Walkerton, . Mrs. J. W French, Mrs. C. W. Cooper, Exeter; Josie Wren, Tugaske, Sash:,; Dave Alair, Niagara Falls; Mfrs, C. Clifton, firs, Alice White- man Dinsdale; ::Afro Chas, Ward, For- est; Jas. Wright; Jane Simpsons Mc- Dougall, Bayfield. Mrs, Herb Whiteman, Toronto; \'nh, Anderson; W. G. Madden, Lon- don; Emily P. Morrison, Mrs. Robert Morrison, Hensall; tars, Edgar Cud amore and Marjorie Cudmor•e, Mrs, Russel Reyes; Mrs. Enoch Parker, Mitchell J,'Whiteman, Saskatoon, Sank. John D Craig. Iiensall, Win. McKenzie, Jean McKenzie; Robe J. Beatty, Mrs. R. J. Beatty, lEgmondville; loirs.` 1 -Parry Tyndall, !Seaforth; Margaret' McKenzie; W. H. .Clinton; Lizzie Harvey, ,Eg- motidvillte;' 'Mrs, Ohas, : Wasmann, HORSE or 00W - YOU WANT REMOVED, , Phone or write to WILLIAM STONE SONS; LIMITED. Phone 22 — Ingersblt Phone 215'W — Stratford,: