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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Seaforth News, 1934-10-18, Page 4PAGE FOUR THE SEAFORTH NEWS THURSDAY, OCTOBER 18, 1934 THE SEAFORTH NEWS Snowdon Bros., Publishers. WALTON. The monthly meeting of the U.F. Y. PO. club will he held in the A. '0.1TAV. hall on Tuesday evening, Oc- tober 12/3rd. A splendid program is ;being prepared 1).e the committee. Mr. and Mrs. II. Shannon and Mrs. C. Dunbar spent Monday in London on business. Mrs. ) H Humphries, who has been visiting in the village, has re- turned to her home in Walkerville Tuesday, Oct. 2 the Ladies' 'Guild and W.A. of St. George's Church met at the home of Mrs. Wm. Stewart. The meeting opened with the singing, of hymn No, 325, follow- ed by prayer and ,Scripture reading by Rev. Mr, Rickard. Illazaat arrange- ments were discussed and it was de- cided to hold the bazaar on Nov, 2nd, The NV. \, then took over the meet- ing with the singing tell Hymn 640 af- terwhich the membership prayer was offered in unison. Further business was transacted contenting the bazaar. The meeting closed with the singing cif graee and hutch was served. HARLOCK. Dr, and Mrs. Fowler of Clinton .spent Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Bert Allen, Mrs. Smith of Detroit is at present visiting at the homes of Mr. Wm. Tell and Air. Robert Ferris, having .zome home with Mrs. Wm. Bell and Mildred, v'ho had been in Detroit for the past week. returning home Set - Saturday. Mrs. Jennie Knox and Ernest spent a few days in Walkerville visiting Mr, and Airs. Alarshall, returning home Monday night, Air. and Mrs. Robert Watson visit- ed On former's Mother and brother, Mrs. Watson and William on Sunday afternoen. Saturday, ()et. It h, being Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Rill ill' fiftieth wed- ding nnnivereary. their son, Mr. and Airs. Milton Rtuldell and family of .Detroit visited over that week eml, being present to help celebrate the day, returning to Detroit on Sunday. We wish Mr. and Mrs. S. Ruddell many happy returns ..f the day. Mr. and Aire. Frank Marshall of sear Myth and the latter,. mother, Mrs. Alex. Reid, visited recently at she homes of Mr. Hodge and Mr. and Iles. Walker of Jarvis. Mr. and Mrs. David Watson and children and Al r. John Rogerson of AleKillop spent Sunday, 7th, at the home of Airs. Wm. Watsott and Wm., elso calling on Mr. and Airs, Robert Wa..eon. Mr. and Mrs, Edward Reid and the ?miner's mother, Mrs. Alex, Reid and Mrs. Norman Shepherd, attended the funeral ‘.1 Mr. WM. Thompson of eiranton .41 Tuesday of last tveek. Mr, and Mrs. Warren Gibbing.: and little jeam Mr. and Mrs, J. T. Knox and [Been and Mr. John Leiper were 'inlay visitor:, at the home of Mr. and Mrs. I. Raps,m, it being the for- mer,' wedding anniversary, There will he no service in Dilate' Church this Sunday, Oct. 2Ist, it be- ing annivereary in Constance church at la. :tam atil 7.30 pan. Sunday. Oct. .2.8. Burns' Church will hold their anniversary services at 14 a.m. and 7.30 p.m. the 'Winthrop min- ister having charge of the services. The choir is preparing special music and a good turnout is hoped 'for. Mr. Leslie Beattie helped Mr, Bert Beacom take up potatoes last week. Mr. A. \V, Beacom spent Sunday afternoon at the home of Mr. and Airs S. Ruddell, TUCKERSMITH. The October meeting of the Tuck- gremith Ladies' Club was held at the ;home of Airs Fletcher Townsend with twenty-four members and six visitors present. The roll call was answered by "Things My Grandmother Didn't Do," A display of old fashioned caps and bonnets was made by several. members. Miss Florence Whitmore gave a piano solo, and. instead of the usual program, the guest speaker, Mrs. N. W. Trewartha, of Clinton, favored the Club with a most interest- ing talk about her recent trip to the British Isle: and Europe, telling of many amusing incidents besides much that was instructive, Club member, were delighted with this travel talk and the president, Mrs. .Ernie Crich, thanked Mrs. Trewartha, on behalf of the ;Club. Mrs. Hawke of Clinton also spoke a few words about the home- land. Mrs, Tehbutt conducted a con- test "Thing's 0 ur Granchnoth•ers ;Missed," and a social hour was spent. The November meeting be anim- a! election of officers, and will be held at the home of Airs, 'Herman Crich, Roll call "Common Mistakes in Eti- gtiette.' (Heal your horse while it works. ;Apply 'Douglas' Egyptian Liniment to sore necks and galls, A sure, 'speedy treatment. 1 Farrn Machinery and Repairs Come in and see our. New and Used Cars Pigent for ehrysl.er, DeSoto and Plymouth J (.0! 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Services ••will be held at hl :Mil. and 7.30 nt. Ret. C. W. Morrow, s.T.L, of Ailsa Craig, father of the Paetor of the MeKillop charge, will be .the guest speaker for the day Uncler the able leadership of Mr. C. Boyd and with Mee. Alm Dennis at the organ, the choir will render special music at both services, In the morning the choir will sing the "Awakening Chorus," and in the evening. "Onward Christian Sold- iers." Mr. Charlie Boyd will favour with a •sslo at both services and the quartette consisting of Airs. 0, Dun - this, Mrs, .W. Boyd and.,,Me•ssiO., Jedm Leeming and George Dundas, wilt give a selection. The church -auditor- ium will be appropriately decorated with flowers and plants. The ladies of; the congregation are preparing for a Programme on Monday evening; Oct. WM, The play, "The Happy Vaga- bond," will he presented by the Young People of Union United Church of the Ethel charge. Mr. Wilfrid Ernst of Brodhagen has finished plowing for Aire Witham Boyd and Mr, Peter McLaughlin. 'Mr. Russell Johnston has •returned home after working for Mr. William clloyd, for the summer months, :Messrs. Peter McLaughlin and Mr. :\Vm. Boyd attended the community sale in .Seaforth on Saturday. BRIJCEFIELD. A lovely =outlet wedding was sol- emnized at 1530. Saturday, October oth, at the home of Mr. and 'Mrs. J. \V. Steel:house, Brucelield, when their eldest daughter, Leila Grace, 'became the bride of Air. Tom Stanley ;Neale, of Hamilton, ,.is of Mr. anti Mrs. W. 0. Neale, of Thorold. The cer- emony was conducted by Rev. NV. A. Bremner, To the strains of Lohen- grin's wedding march played by Idset 'Pearl Wood of Exeter, the bride ent- ered the roam on the arm of her fa - thee and looked charming in a dress of wine opera silk velvet with white satin slippers with silver trimming, rhinestone bracelet a gift of the groom and a bandeau to match and carried at beautiful botectode lof Jo- hanna Hill roses and lily of the val- ley. Miss Eva Stackhouse, sister di the bride, acted as bridesmaid, wear- ing a dress of ,brown crepe with met- allic trimming and accessories to match and carried a bouquet of Talis- man roses. Mr, ,Elwood ;Stackhouse, brother of the bride; supported the groom. They took their places be- neath an arch decorated with ever- greens and autumn flowers. During the signing 'ef the register Miss Wood sang 'At Dawning." Th e guests were invited to the dining room where a luncheon was served; the room be - Pearl Wood, Meta Salter, jean Shure and Celia Christie of Exeter. The groom's gift to the ,brili: %vas an aero - rack, to the bridesmaid a silver bracelet, t,, the groomsman a milit- ary brush and comb set and to the Pianist a silver compact, The bride and groom left on a motor trip ts. Ottawa, Quebec and Northern points, the bride wearing a Week tree bark suit with Persia:, lamb trimming, an,' accessories to match. On their reture they will reside in Ilamiltm where the groom is on the staff ,,;. the Bank of Montreal. The hest wishes of tatty friends are extended to the happy couple. Ales. :Rev.) Taylor of Thames Re..ad, formerly of China, will address the W.M.:S. Thankoffering meeting on Wednesday, Oct. 24. at 2:311 p.m. All are cordially invited, VARNA. • Mrs. Windiong, who has been vis- iting her parents, Me, and Mrs. Tames GrasSick, motored, in comp- any with Mr. Lee, to her home in 'Hay Township on Sunday. • Rev. Alr. Jones ..f Gorrie preached in St. John's Church on• Sunday. Mr, George Beatty Sr. in company with Mrs. AL Beatty and Miss Mossop attended the Harvest Home service. in Brussels on Sunday. The fowl simper put on last week by the United Church was a huge success. A crowd of over six hundred sat down to the well laden tables. The play put on by the Clinton young people Was much enjoyed by all, Mr, and Airs. A, Ings spent the week -end with friends in Adelaide. Miss Taylor and Miss Rathwell of Bayfield have been. spending the past week with friends here. Mr. William: Logan motored to Kincardine on Friday last. Aire. McKenzie of Bayffeld spent the past week at the home of her daughter, Mrs, Sherlock Keyes.. WINTHROP. The funeral of the late Mr. Hugh 'Ross, held last Thursday afternoon, 1.vas largely attended, \''e extend our sympathy to the hereavecl relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Bert Cox of Parkhill and family spent Sunday with Mr. and Airs. :Wm. Tie wa r t ha, 'Sr. Anniversary services held itt Cavae Church on Sunday and the fowl sup- per the following night were both well attended. Mr. and 'Mrs John Hitlebrecht spent Sunday with .Afr. and Airs R. A, Campbell, Se, Me. Harold Smaildon of Walton spent 'Sunday in the village, Miss Venhie 'Bryce of Hut[ett spent 'Sunday with 1..0. and Mrs. 'George .Pryce. Mrs, :Archie Campbell returned to her home in Toronto on Tuesday afs, Mg tastefully decorated in ,pink and white centered by a large white bell, iter, spending, the past week .with her mise.-, Mr A. A. Cuthill. A.ssisting In serving were Misses ' HILLSGREEN. 'Mr. and Mrs. Grant love of Lan- sing, Michigan., visited Mn. Love's ,brother, Mr, and Mrs. ;Ross Love. Mr. and Mrs. j. W. Maxwell of Gratton, NO, were renewing old ac- quaintances in this vicinity during the week, 'Mrs Wilfred .liteetable and aunt, Mrs Anderson, of Centralize visited with Mrs, Huxtable's mother, Mrs. Jas. Love and family. :Mina 'Love is visiting her son Ross and Airs love. Mr. 'Jarrott and Annie visited with Mr. and Mrs. D. Nichol in Hen - salt The AVAIS, meeting is being 'held Wednesday M the church. Thanksgiving visitors M the vicin- ity were: Air, and Mrs. Ross Dick, and soli .Douglas, oi •Toronto, with Mrs. Dick's parents, Mn, and :Mrs: 5. Cochrane, Rev. R. K, Love of Kin- tore with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. Love. Mr. and Mrs. 'A Black and son, Thomas, of Detroit visited Mrs. Love and family. 'Mr. and Mrs. W. Turner and Mn. and Mrs. Ralph Stephenson have ree terned .from a 'pleasant visit with rela- tives in Manitoba, 'A number from this vicinity attend- ed 'anniversary services at the Kippen and Varna 'churches on Sunday last and the fowl stepper in Varna on Thursday evening, Mr, Orville Smith 0 suffering from she effects of a fall he received while drawing, in his mangels. Air. Frank Hagan and sister Dolly visited Mrs. Peck in Clinton recently. ST. COLUMBAN. The C. NV, L. are holding tt card tarty and masquerade social on Fri - (sty, Oct. 26. Cards rbgItt at 8 p.m, John NN'illiams and Airs. McMillan of Detroit spent Sunday at the home ,f their parents..Mr. and Airs. Pat Williams. They were accompanied home by their mother, who spent the past couple of weeks in Detroit. Aliss Lillian O'Sullivan of Loudon ,o as home over the week end. Al r. Owen Hart returned from Northern Ontario On Mc-111day. Quite a number took in the fowl supper in Dublin ova NVednesday ev- ening. Aliss Beth Carlin spent Sunday v.ith Aliss Eileen Eckert. Aliss 11 any Hart entertained a num- ber of friends on Thursday night. The men of the parish are besy lev- dling the cemetery all this week. It certainly makes a great improvement in the appearance of the grounds. STANLEY. Mr, Neleon Keys of Babylon line spent the past week with her colt, Mr, Ruskin Keys and wife tf East Wind - Mr. and Airs. W. H. .Stogdill of Sutton and Mr, and 'Mrs, Oscar Wright of Kennilworth spent a few days last week with the ladies' moth- er, Mrs. 'Geo. Dowson, Mr. and AIN. D. j, Stephenson, Airs Russell Ereatt and Mrs Percy John- ston spent the week end with friends at Marlette, :Mich. DUBLIN Mr. and Mrs. Will :Byrne and ton of Detroit spent the week -end with mr. and Mrs. ;laines 'Jordan and Airs. Wm, ,Byrne of 'Dublin. iss Catherine ;Donnelly, R.N., of Buffalo, 'New 'York, is spending her holidays with. her parents, - Mr, and xrrs. Francis Donnely, itt .Hibbert. Mr, and Mrs , James Carlin •of Beechwood spent Sunday -afternoon with Mr. :and ;Airs. .john Flynn of Dublin. The many friends of Mr. Frank Maloney of 'Seaforth are sorry to re- port he is in the hospital after •uns dergoing 'an operation for • appendi- citis. McKILLOP. The play put on by the Constance Yelling. People, "Aunt .Susan's Visit," on Tuesday, Oct, 9, in Duff's Church, was a decided seiccess, The splendid orchestra 'assisted with several num- bers .between acts and was much en- joyed, This evening brought to a close a very satisfactory anniversary in Duff's Church, KIPPEN. Mr, and Mrs, 'John Lake from Pe- toskey, Mich., .Air . and Mrs, Ed. Vigis of Afichigan and 'Lucy bake of Lansing, Mich,,. spent the week -end with .1ft. and 'Mrs, John INICNaughton Mr, IFIen'ry IDaymen had an opera-. tio.n. on 'his heel in 'Reaforth hospital on Thursday morning .last and is get- ting along .successlfully. MANLEY. The many friends of Mrs, Pat, Ale-. Laughlin are sorry to learn that she i; not improving as rapidly as expect- ed. :We are sorry to ;learn that Mrs. W. G. Sisson is under the doctor's care. CONSTANCE IRtoss McGregor, Bill .jewett, Bill Dale and :Tack McEwen spent the week -end with friends in floronto, Jack is spending a week at the Royal York with his aunt, Miss .MdEwen, The ratepayers of S.S. No. 3, Con- stance, met on Thursday evening and organized a 'literary society, to con- tinue through the 'winter months, The officers are Pres., ii3ill Jewett; vice ores,. Viciia Clanlce; secretary, Chas. Riley; treas., Oliver Anderson; com- mittee for list month's program, Mrs. Leo Stephenson, Helen :Britton, Ella Dexter, The Constance United Ohurch will hold their anniversary services on Sunday, Oct. 211. All are cordially invited. The young people of Duff's will present their play, "All on Ac- count of. Polly." under the tunspices of the Lire Wire Class on Monday. MOTHERS OF IVIINISTERS :An interesting fact is pointed out in connection with the pictures of the five charter members of the Duff's Church, AINK111.6p, W.M.IS„ printed in The News last week. Sans .of two of these .wolnen became minis- ters and have churches in Western Canada: Rev. IA. W. 'McIntosh, son of the 'late Mrs, Geo. McIntosh, is minister of St, Giles' United Church, Vancouver; Rev. Geo. Lock- hart, son of the late Mrs. Gm. Lockhart, is a Presbyterian minister at Alexander, vicar Winnipeg, and has the unique distinction of being called for a second pastorate to the sante church. FOOT BALL Clinton and Seaforth Collegiate foot ball teams played a scoreless game on Monday afternoon here. The sante day Godenich staged a 11-1. game 'at Mitchell. Two scoreless and two tie games have now been played in the group. The line-up for Seafsrth on ltonday was goal, Jim Sherwood; fullbacks, right, Mel Shannon, left, .0. Kruee, half backs. r, Wm. Forrest. centre, \'an Bell, I. Fletcher 'Whitmore; forwards, out- side 1, Clarence .Nolan, inside I, Allan Nicholson, centre, F, Sills, inside r. jos, Melvor, outside r, T. Sills, subs, Gordon 12.;•zin, Glen Pinkney, Bob Gemmell. Referee, Cyril Flannery. 0otlerici: plays at Seaforth day afternoon. ----- FREDERICK POWELL 'Word has been received of the death in Philadelphia, Pa„ of Freder- ick Powell, a former highly esteemed reeklent of Seaforth, and brother oi Mrs. 0, C. Jackson of town. Mr. Powell had lived in the States since Ile was a young 'man, After living in $t. -Arary:: for a short time be went to Philadelphia where all elder broth- er, Charles S. was established in the jewellery business. Air, Powell was uninarrivd. The two surviving members of the family are C. S. Pow- ell and Mrs. L. C. Jackson, The de- ceased had been in poor health of late yeare. The funeral was held :it Ard- more, Pe., on Wednesday. MANSLAUGHTER TRIAL London, Oct. 17,--1Aft er most of the evidence for the prosecution had been heard Justice llakins at the as- sizes late yesterday afternoon ad- journed until today the manslaughter triad of Broad IN'. Dickinson of 'Swan- sea, He is .accused of killing Airs. He- len Houston of Seaforth in an auto- mobile accident at Calamity Corner, mo miles m)rVh ot London ;In outlining the case to the jury, Crown Counsel Norman Newton charged the Dickinson h inoad failed t.) obey a stop sign before entering on the intersection. The accident occurr- ed on July 30th, One .more crown witness will be heard when the case opens today, He is traffic officer I -Toward Jackman who i.ti vestigated the a ce id en 1. Then the defence witnesses will be called. In opening the case Norman New- ton, Crown counsel, urged the jurors not to be frightened by the word manslaughter. He said that in some cases the crime was not as serious as it sounded. Mr. Newton brielffy out- lined the accident. He said Mrs. Hou- ston was riding in a car that was pro- ceeding south on NIo. 5 highway. The driver was Thomas Hodgert of iSeaforth. IDickins,on was driving west on a road that enitens the highway at 'Cal- amity .Corrirer" a few miles north of, London. Mr. Newton claimed that Dickinson clic! not stop before [Ivies ing ot across the high Way. or. H. Fletcher of St, john was called as a witness. TTe said he attend- ed the injured at the scene of the ac- cident. When the doctor got there Mrs. IHouston was lying on a coel ' • From aft overturned car at the inter-, section. 'She was conscious but was complaining af severe pain. :She was taken to .Si. Risco:Ills hospital and died, on 'August 4 front internal injuries. ;Thomas Rodgers was then caned .0 testify Tic sald he was driving Want and For Sale aciS, t; week 35c ,sesesescerteest- REGENT • THEATRE. SEAFORTH NOW PLAYING WILL ROGERS —in— "HANDY ANDY Comedy Cartoon Mon. Tues. Wed., Oct. 22-23-24 John Barn/more --in— That great New York stage suc- cess more glorious than ever on the screen "20TH CENTURY" with Carole Lombard, Roscoe Kerns, Walter Connolly News Reel Comedy Thurs. Fri. Sat., Oct. 2.5-26-27 Shirley Temple, that great child star, James Dunn and Claire Trevor , —in "Baby Take a Bow" This charming little actress will steal your heart, Comedy Cartoon from Sewforth to London in a con- vertible coupe. In the car with hint were Airs. Houston, 'MISS Betty Fiouston, Miss Frances I-Iouston and Andrew Houston. Hodgert said he Inc going only 115 or 20 miles an hour just before the accident occurred, 'When I was about 20 roils north III the intersection," said Hodgert, 0 was about 40 rods from the inter- section, I didn't see the other car again until I was at the intersection. It tot' coining at a good rate of New- t,-nt. The other car came out at me." "I-Iad it stopped?" asked Air. New- . "I didn't sue it stop," replied Hod_ gerh, Witness said he applied his brakejets and was 51.110,4 stopped when the ac- cident occurred, 'The left front wheel of my car came in contact with the right side door of the other ear," declared Hod- gert. "11y. car turned over, Airs, Hou- ston Wt,, was riding in the front seat with me was injured, Also one of the passengers in the rumble seat was hurt but not badly." -.Nreliiintles,'" read the -schoolboy, aloud, "leaped from his 'bath shout- ing 'Eureka: Eureka!' " "One moment," said the teacher, -1Vhat is the meaning a 'Eureka'?" "I Eureka' anean 'I have fonnd it,' What had Archimedes tomtit?" que,.tioneil the teacher, The boy hesitated, then ventuerd, hopefully, "The soap, sire` Father tteachilig small daughter to tell the time.): "These are the hours ---and these are the minutes— and these are the seconds." tittle Girl (still puzzled): "But where tire the jiffies, :Daddy?" Information on Tomatoes 'Since the value of the tomato has been fully realized, its production and use has increased tremendously, until now in :Eastern Ontario alone there are 2,000 growers supplying the can- ning factories. They plant, in a :nor- mal year, over 8009 acres Qt tomat- toes. The centrewhere most tomat- oes for canning are grown consists roughly of a strip of land five miles wide and extending along the shore of Lake Ontario from iPort Hope to Napanee. This includes all of :Prince Edward County. 'In this district there / are over seventy canning- factories. Itt addition to the acreage grown for canning, there Is a considerable acre- age grown for soup companieS, Wale operate in other localities. The returns to the growers from this crop amount to approximately 418011,000 in it year. It is essential that these growers know the latest methods and the cor- rect prevention .of diseases and in- sects if they are to succeed and to this end the Department has publish- ed an excellent circular on the subject which should be in the hands of ev- ery torilatO grower, The Ibulletili is very concise and everything is tabula- ted and easy to ill n cl. The •circular, No, 53, .may be obtained free by residents of Ontario by writing to the Depart- ment of ,Agrictil ture tParlsat,,cttt Buildings, T.oronto, :Asthma Overcome. The triumph over asthma has assuredly come. Dr. ID, Kellogg's .A.sthina Remedy has proved the most positive blessing the victisi of asthmatic attacks has even kit titn,,Letters received :from thou- ancls who 'have tried k .form a testi- nonial which leaved no room tior ;doubt that here is a real remedY. Get it to -day :front your dealer. ; Send uS,itilte ite ' pat s af your k.,isiinrs 7