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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Seaforth News, 1934-08-09, Page 4.‘PAGE FOUR. THE SEAFORTH NEWS THURSDAY, AUGUST 9, 1934 THE SEAFORTH NEWS Snowdon Bros., Publishers. WALTON. Notice. --,The Walton Horticultural Society will be orderiug soon the sup- ply of bulbs to be distributed to ati the members this Felt Anyone desir- ing any extra bulbs- in addition to these, ldiidly connasunicate with Mrs. I. B. Kirkby before Aug. 15, Mrs. B. Anderson has returned 'home after holidaying at Rev. Mr, Clysdale's cottage at Grand -Bend. Me. and Mrs. A. B. Bruer, Streets- ville, are spending their holidays with Mr. j, j. MrGavin. Mrs. and Miss Morgan, who have been visiting friend', have returned to their home in Rochester, N.Y. - Master A. Aleock of Grey is spending his holidays ovith tLr, and Mrs. 11, Hoy, Mrs,• Graham and MiSs G, !Graham of Prince Albert Sask., who - have been visiting the former's brothers and sister, Geo„ Frank and Margaret Kelly of -Morris have returned borne. Mr. Wilbert Fultlou of Flint Mich., ailed on friends in the village on -Friday. It was 32 years since he was here and he saw many changes. Miss Dorothy Bolton who . has been staying tt Mrs: W. Htunnhries, has gonetospend a couple of weeks •with Mrs. John Hillebrecht of the Huron Road. The regular monthly meeting oi St clearge's • Ladies' Guild and V.A. met at the h.ttne of Mrs. F. Scarlett on We•do August let. Owing to the ab- sence oi the president Of the Guild, Mrs. Humphries, president of the W. A., took charge ot both. meetings, Hymn No. 4'25 was sung after Which the 'Scripture reading was • taken. by Nliss °Ilse Bulger, Then the Lord's prayer was offered in unison, The minutes of both meeting were read and approved, It was decided to hold t bake sale on Ang,ust 35th on the. lawn of Mrs. HuMphries in Walton.' 4,;-rnee nag then sung and lunch served Mrs. Charlie Pauli and sons Ken- neth aniKeith of Stratford spent Wednesday with Mrs, Humphri•es. Mr. and Mrs. jas. Harries and. Nit., 11:1 d Mrs. Wm. NIurch and family 'pent ;ht week end with Mr. and Mrs. Handd 'Sellers and -other friends. Sorry 1 state Mrs. William .Neal is not improving- itt health. Thnr,,lay*: storm struck- and hilted sno of Albert Lydiatt's working leans loth. c..n. tlrev., and injured the Mr. Nkrrytic1.1 ti Wicdst•tr, cern- y bis wife an,1 three children sse rt•l't..inn Mr, F. Rutledge on a two ',Mays at present. fs, dId • and son Fininy o'f Port Elgin called :m friends in and around yillage last week. Mr. _of-1 Mrs. Solder and son Kett- itt 1 lrt, Trn rark of 'Lunn - tot ealle.1 .tit friends in the village :as! week, \V. Buttomand children of F.tr•l tit iti !Wen ltavttt some s.,ILLtos. where calling on friends in Walt 01. • - Mr. an -I 'Mrs. Frank Tuffin and Mr. aul Mrs. Char:es -Nett, Sumlay ciSitot, with fide -Pis at Wallon. • The Misses Edith Ennis ami Laura Manning, who have sinot the past moat% Ge....rgian Bay, have re - !tinted I. their respective homes in Walton for a 11 .:;h' vaeation; Mrs. W. Box and Mr, B. Hyde am! sat' Edwin spent Tuesday with Mrs. F. Ennis of Walton. Miss Sarah Driscoll- of Leadbury spent a few days withhersister, Mrs, Pete Mc-Fagg:In of Walton. There was a large attendance at the f,st hall match at Nioncrieff 11r1- Ity night when Walton defeltgd -Moue-HOT in the North Group 1-LF,A. final .t ,core of 2-1 and the round ty the ,:ante s,:ore, the first game hav- :'ng been 11 no-satore tie, R, Nfe.Geoch •was referee. Walton scored once eaCh- peri•sl; NI,msrieff Made their only -se.-re it: the second half: The teams: Wa :toot —.Ifs al. Rutledge; left de- 0t1e. W. Dennis; r. def.,f M, Htl- 1: centre half, R. Hollands to half. E, Dennis; 1. half, G. Love:. centre. :stef—t; oto4fle right. J. Johnston; Mt-tde right, R, Carter; outside left, _\. Farquhar -son; inside left, L. steiss, subs, R. Jordan, L. Rowland. Mot:cried' — lKen -Ferg. •goal;- P. Ward, left defence; W. •Smithers. r. defence; J. Stnith, centre half; Joe. Smith, r, half; Stan. Machan, L half; 1', IMiman, centre; G. Ferg, outsid•e: itteklin, inside right; Lorne Jack- tside; W. I laiman, inside . left; stOs•—L. Gale, L. MeKaY. • -Ref erve ••-!R. NI cfle,tch. BLYTH. Misses Edith and Evelyn Clysdale bic;(t have as guests at • theit suritmer home. "Oak Toodge," at Grand Bend, Ont., Miss Arlene Guelp-h: Nliss Gladys Cooke, Gitol; i;N11ss liMuice Meek, Guelph: N-Bs:s. 11e tty Bly•th Misses• Doris and j ean Tidworth, 'Brantford: Ntiss Hazel Buighant, Ritigettrwn, fornieriy of Macdonald TTaI 1, Guelph Nfrs. \-Nr. 11. Atrclerson, Walton, is chaperoning the party. Farm Machinery and Repairs Come in and see our New and Used Cars Agent for ehrysler, DeSoto and Plymouth JOHN GALLOP AGENT FOR FROST FENCE SUPERTEST GAS and OILS All Repairs and Labor Cash. 1•••••••••ft EGGS & POULTRY We are now buying Eggs and Poultry at Highest Market Prices for Cash. Give us a trial, Prompt, courteous service. Best prices for Cream. Seaforth Creamery C. A. Barber, Prop. CONSTANCE. Afr. Lorne tLawson will give a radio broadcast of Rev, Mr, Savage's ser- mon Sunday Morning at 111:30 in- the Constance. Sunday School, All are welcome, Mrs. James Medd left on Sunday - with her mother of Surnmerhill, and brother Anthony La Wt:011, at Toron- to. to visit relatives in. Kansas-. • Mr. and Mrs. Justin Sinclair and daughter Evelyn cy1 Brigden visited at the home of M•r. and Mrs. Leo Stephenson over the week -end. Nir. and Ntrs. Robert Lawson and son Lorne attended the Lawson- -johns reunion held in- Stratford on Monday. Congratulations to Rev, and :Mrs. Charles Leslie -af Richmond 'on the birth of a daughter, born. . Sunday, August 5th. During the had stortn last week Ightninc,, struck Mr. Jack Ferguson's house and knocked off the chimney. Mr. Oliver Anderson had two cows Mr. Theo, Dexter, Ntr. and . Mrs, Austin Dexter and - family, also 1,Ir. Henry Adams of Isondeshoro, spent one day last week at London and Springhank. NIrs, Henry Taylor had a family reunion on Sunday when eight of the family mere present: Lawrence of Detroit; William of 'Berkeley, Calif:: Nlrs. Webster of St. Helens, Mrs. McMillan of - Loudon; Mrs. Earl Lawson and NIrs. Verne Dale of Con- staftee: Florence and 1darveys-15n. the htonesteatl with their mother. Miss Jean Weir of Saskatoon, is visiting for the past week at the home of her uncle, Mr. William 111i:ton, and \Ir-. Britton, Nfiss Jessie and friend . of Kitchener visited at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Roy Lawson on Tuesday. Rev. and Mrs. Clifford Britton and children,. Miss Jean Weir at'd Mrs. Brittes visited Mrs. Ed. Britton• Wetin•esday. Nir. annd Mrs. Wm. \.'odden Jr. and daughters,- Irene and Jean of Gode•rich Twp. spent Sunday at the hotne of Mr, and NIrs, Austin Dex- ter. • Nfr. and 'Mrs , Landsborough of Port . Credit visited at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Lawson and called: on Mr. and Mrs, Roy Lawson pis Monday and Tuesday of this week Quite a number attended the open .meeting of the Londesboro laniles o.n 1 uesday and enjoyed the dentonstra- non of the customs_ and dress of the Koreans given by N-Irs. Grierson, re - hutted missionary from Korea. Mr. and Mrs. G. M. Kerr returned to their home in Saskatoon after vis- iting Mrs, Kerr's parents, Mr. and Mrs. "'ugh Campbell. They visited Mr, A. NI. Campbell int Toronto en- . route. DUBLIN. Notice.—.\ s 1 have accepted a pos- ition elsewhere 1 have turned my bus- iness over to Mr. 'W. J. Hanley. wish to thank my tnany patrons far their patronage in the past and hope that they will continue as patrons of Ift1 fanley ilor many years to come. —Edward 11. Tyers. Nits and Mrs. Gordon of Stratford are the guests of lir. and bit's. Alex. Darling. Mr. and 'Airs. Alexander N1cMillan recently married, till VC left for theit Ill'Vomit.. in Detroit. bit.' . NI, Crwie 1 Kinkora is tht. guest of her sister, Mrs, Joseph Evans lIrs. James Redmond had as her guests over the week end, her many relatives from St, Augustine, :Michael Nagle and family spent a few days at the lake recently. The MetK:',Ion, Logan and 'Hilthert Telephone Co. have purchased the 'front of the f)-,iminiun The rear of the building. Is wrecked and sold. Dublinites feel that Sea - forth or Mitchell can supply tbeir few wants in the beverage line. Miss Mary Jordan of Toronto is spending her vacation with her par- ents, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Jordan. Mr. and Mrs. M. Blood of Detroit spent the week end with her sister, Mrs. P. Ryan, Jr. Mr, and MT.$ Frank Hutchings of Toronto visited with her 'nether. Mrs. P. Ryan, Sr. over the week end. Mrs, Michael Benninger and boys spent Sunday at the Martyr's Shrine. Midland. The 110Killop, Logan and "libber Telep•hone Company has purthase. the front part of the \Veber Hotel L. while's their present central office at Dublin will be removed at no distant date, Congratulations are due to them on the said business transaction bit the shareholders as the change will give them ample room for the busi- ness requirements of the company. This telephone company was organ- ized by farmers going together as a stock company, which they have car- ried on effectively and prosperously financially. The write i• often heard it remarked that farmers could not form a stock company with any hope of success; as the NIcKillop. Logan and Hibbert Telephone 1134 given that expression a black eye, there is room for farmers to contribute and have more stock 00tttpanies organized which would be very beneficial to them, They could solicit advice on the tortnatton 0: such oompanies from Mr. and Mrs. Gun: of Lost Chan - the McK., L. & IL Coupany as they nel, Parry Sound district were visit - have sneceeded itt carryino- on so suc- ors with Mrs. W. B. Allen on Sunday. cessfully finarrelatly. GODERICH TOWNSHIP !Kiss Alice Sowerby of Toronto spent the week end at the home of her father, Mr. Wm. Sowerby. Miss Marguerite Falconer is spend- ing this week holidaying ss4ith friends in Toronto, Miss Irene Woods has returned from an enjoyable holiday spent in London and Post Stanley. The Ladies' Aid 01 Grace Church ,entertained the sister society from. Baylield on Thursday afternoon. Miss Sylvia Louden has returned from a month's visit in Hamilton. On her return her aunt accompanied her and is spending some time with her sister, Mrs. Louden, Mrs. William Doyle and family of Muffalo are visiting at the home of the lady's parents, Mr, and Mrs. John iOn Thursday evening of last week the Boy Scouts played a friendly game with the Junior ball team at Porter's Hill. The score was 20-2d in favor of the home boys, - Mrs. Howard Cox has returned home after spending a couple of weeks with friends near London. MiS5 Mildred Westlake visited last week at the home of her aunt, Mrs. George Bean, Saltiord, Mr, Peter Harrison has had the Hydro installed for his father and mother, Master Billie MeIlwain sports a pony. Miss E.Mains, Mrs, Robt. Wells rand - Mrs, A. Wells .took in civic holi- day on Monday at Centralia. lir. Gordon Emery of Brussels spent the week end with her sister. Mrs, .Rolst, Townsend. Mr, D. Ewart has- improved his res- idence by adding a neat little veranda at the side entrance. The meeting of the W.I. was held in community hall on Thursday last with the Lst vice president, Mrs. R. Wells, presiding. After the business was over there were recitations, read- ings and music, after which there were races and games on the hall grounds. Quite an enjoyable time was spent, about eighty present. Lunch, novas served by the members, Mr, John and Lily Adams of Lon- deshoro, Kr. Carman Gliddon of Clinton, Mr, Fred Yungblut and Carl Longman of Blyth, Mrs, Robert Phillips, Mr. Willis and Jean and Ai- leen af Toronto, were visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Jos. Ytmgblut on Sunday. LONDESBORO bit's, H. Polly of London is spend- ing the week with her friend, Mrs. W. f13. 'Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Morris and daughter Velma of Toronto visited at the home of Mr. and Mrs. j. P. Mann- ing and other friends recently, Mrs. Grierson, returned tnissionary, home on furlough from Korea, is spending Some time with her parents, 11r, and 'Mrs, J. Fingland, •Nlr. and NIrs, B. Tyerman of Sea - forth, Nfr. and Mrs. Crow of Toronto, Mrs, Homer Keith of Edmonton, Alta„ visited at the home of irs. J. Tanshlyn on Sunday. REGENT THEATRE SEAFORTH NOW PLAYING WILL ROGERS and ZASU PITTS —in— McKILLOP. About 1125 members oif the Eggert and Kechnie families met at the home of Mr. Charles Eggert, NicKil- lop on :Monday, The day was wary much enjoyed by all, A fine pro- gramm followed the dinner hour, op- ening with a welcome address by Mr. Charles Eggert, also the singing of hymns and prayer. The presnlent E. A. Kethnie, extended a welcome to all on behalf of the executive com- mittee. .4. special feature was the fine music rendered by the famous Gold Dust Twins of Goderich, also the splendid addresses by Malcolm Mc - Beth of Milverton, and Mr. Mddleth's brother of Regina, Sask„ who gave a short address describing the condi- tions in the Western provinces, bit's. Huether gave a very interesting read- ing. Others taking part in the pro- gram were Edward Sherberth and Della Eggert. ,The program* was then taken over hy the Sports Committee and a number of :spirited contests fol- lowed. The results: of races were as follows: Boys and girls 4 and under, Hazel Doerr; girls 7 and under,. Ber- nice Kechnie; boys 7 and under, Bruce Kechnie; boys and girls, la and under, Lewis Hoegy; young men's Frank Keclmie; young ladies' race. Marie 'Koehler; married men's sack "Mr. SKITCH" Also 2nd Episode of Buck Jones' Serial Don't forget Thursday's Midnite' Show "BOTTOMS UP" Mon. Tues, Wed., Aug. 13-14-15 ZASU PITTS - ED BRENDEL and an All Star Cast of Funmakers —in— "The Meanest Gal in Town" News Reel CPmedy Thurs. Fri, Sat., Aug. 1647-15 BIG DOUBLE BILL WARNER BAXTER In "Such Women Are Dangerous" —and WILL ROGERS in "Dr. Bull" race, Jerry Doerr; women's battery throwing contest, Mrs. Geo. ' Benet- mann; women's nail driving contest, Mrs. Clarence 'Regele; needle thread- ing contest, Mrs. Geo, Beuermann; chicken catching. contest, Mrs. Wms Doerr; clothes pin race, Wm. Rapien; youngestest child, bit'. and Mrs.. Alex. Stoskopf's; oldest member, August Eggert; largest family, Mr. and :Vis. Wm. Doerr; th•ose coming the great- est distance, Mr. and Mrs,. Fisher, Overland, Nlich, It was decided to hold the next reunion on the third. \Vednesday in July in Queen's Park, St•ratford. The following officers were elected: Pres., E. A. Kechie, Water- loo; l•st vice pres., Jerry Doerr, Dub- lin;:2nd vise ores., \Vm. Kec:41R.-. Myth; Earl F. Eggert, Rostock; trea- surer, George Eggert, Stravford. The following points were represented.: Myth, Kitchener, Port Elgin, Auburn, 31 biclteb 1, Milverton, Rostock, Strat- ford, Detroit, Mich,, Overland, :Mich., Bornholm and Gackhill. -1'1te.v ftre war ' from tie Ill i;'S rie Sea - forth News In plaCe of the usna: columa "T.1An Topics Gan yoa nalrn: them ? f_' ts