HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Seaforth News, 1950-07-06, Page 4BRODHAGEN
DIEGEL REUNION
Uowar 1 Qeeren ewer of Waterloo
was elected. president for 1031 at the
13th annual Diegel Reunion held Sat
urday at the home of Mr. and Mn
Wm. 1. Querengesser, 13rodhttgeit,
with about 125 present. Elected se-
cretary treasurer was Giant Moore
of Waterloo; sports committee, Mr.
and Mrs. Harold Diegel, Mr. and Mrs.
Martin Diegel, Mr. and Mrs. Floyd
Wassmann and Russell Sholdice. The
business meeting was in charge of
Don Markle, 1950 president, and
Bussell Sholdice read the minutes of
the last meeting. It was decided to
bald the 1951 reunion at home of
Mr and Mrs Norman Kistler 'near
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Alfred 1 ys , 4 '
salt for over 50 years died at his
lime here, I'rid tv. He was born near
Exeter, a mason by trade, hating; put
iu foundations for many of the dis-
trict homes. Ile was a member of
Carmel Presbyterian Church,
+Funeral services were held from
the late residence on Monday at 2
p.m. conducted,by Rev.. P. A. Fergu-
son assisted by Rev: W. A. Young of
Guelph. Interment in Hensall Union
Cemetery.
BRODHAGEN
Visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Geo.
and Harold Moak were Mr. and Mrs.
'Ed Wesenberg, Mrs, Mildred Finlay-
son and Joan and Mr. Earl Clark,
11 of Toronto.
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1Ir, and Mrs. Ernie Hu'tji, Sharon
and Joyce, Mr, and Mia Frod Scher -
and
berth Earl of Detroit with Mr.
and Mrs, John L. Bennewies,
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Grove, Harold
and Robert of Detroit with. 51r. and
Mrs. L. G. Rock.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry L, Diegel
spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Rich-
ard Rose, !itehell,
Mrs, John C. ,Diegel spent Sunday
Bornholm The weather was perfect " Rev. Robert Rock left for Gerald -
for the reunion and all enjoyed the ton, Northern Ontario, on Friday,
races, games, and sports, Lunch was I a!Vtiss Betty Rock of Kitchener
served on the lawn. spent Thursday at the hone of her
Results of games and sports were: parents, Mr, and Mrs. Edwin Rock,
girls races 4 and under, Susan Quer- Masters Wayne ,Beuermann and
engesser. boys 4 and under, Bradley ;Gary Sholdice are spending two
Markle, Jimmy Diego! (tie) ; girls 5 weeks at Edgewood Park Camp at
to 7 Betty Lou Drager; boys 5 to 7 Eden Mills near Guelph.
Arthur Diegel; girls 8.11 Arlene Die- I Mr, and Mrs. George '.Eland and
gel, boys 8-11 Henry Leonhardt; girls Billy and Mr, and Mrs. 'Bill Ralston
12-15 Erma Drager' boys 12-15 Gary and Miss Bernice Mugford of Toron-
Sholdice; adult balloon race, Grant to with Mr. and Mrs. John Arbuckle.
Moore; children's balloon race, Ron -1 Mrs. Ed Kressler of Stratford
ald Drager; orange race, Mrs. Dan spent a few days with her mother
!Markle's team women's walking race Mrs, John C, Diegel.
Mrs, Lena Bennewies; boys horseback; Mrs. Laving Bloodsworth of Tor -
race, Henry Leonhardt and GrY . onto with Mr. and Mrs.Henry E,
Sholdice, Women's kicking the sp- iDiegel and other relatives.
per, Pearl Drager; youngest person i Ms. and Mrs. Don Stanek, Janet
present Diane Lynn Diegel, daughter and Warren of Kitchener with Mr.
of Mr. and Mrs. Roy O. Diegel of and Mrs, A. E. Querengesser:
Kitchener. Oldest lady, Mrs, Alvina t Miss Diane and Master Larry Ben -
Diego!, Brodhagen; oldest married ermann of Seaforth spent the week -
couple, Mr. and Mrs. George H. Leon- end with their grandparents Mr, and
hardt, McKillop; oldest man, 112x, Mrs. Lonie Hillebrecht and Mr. and
Geo. H. Leonhardt; most recently Mrs. Harry Beuermann,
married couple, Mr. and Mrs. Hubert
Kressler, Kitchener. Person coming
the farthest, Mrs, Laving Bloodswort ,
of Toronto.
The pastor and the Ladies' Aid
members of St. Peter's Lutheran !
Church enjoyed a picnic as guests of,
St. Paul's Church Ladies' Aid at !
Ellice last Wednesday,
East Wednesday afternoon the
teacher, Mr. Ronald Skinner, and
pupils of our school enjoyed a hike
and also a picnic on the school!
rounds, races, games and treats'
were enjoyed. Mr, Skinner was pre-,
seated with a gift of an initialed gold
chain from the pupils.
The following are the results of
the pupils Entrance class: Marlene
Diegel, Shirley Riehl, Audrey Hinz,
Keith Miller,
Frani Grade 7 to 8, Maureen Hinz,
Joan Kistler, Gary Sholdice, Donald
Miller, Russell Diegel,
From 6 to 7. Joyce Querengesser,
Nancy Mogh, Charles Schubert.
From Grade 5 to 6, Marlene
Priestap, Wayne Beuermann, Bobby
Harloff, Henry Leonhardt, Ross Pus-
chelberg.
From Grade 4 to 5, Junmy Ar-
buckle, Glenda Miller.
From Grade 3 to 4, Carol Rose,
Clayton Ahrens. Warren Sholdice,
Clare French, Keith Wolfe, Roy
Wolfe, Roy Bennewies, Larry Mu-
egge.
There is no grade 3.
From Grade 1 to 2, Arthur Diegel,
Darlene French, Larry Trentowsky,
Winnifred Hinz, Billy Arbuckle, Gary
Preistap, Gerald Hinz.
Grade 1, Jane Rock, Ray Rock,
Shirley Trentowsky, Elaine Benne-
wies, Diane Rock, Robert Ahrens.
HENSALL
The wedding took place in Empress
Avenue United Church, London, on
Saturday when Rev, A. D. Boa,
uncle of the bride united in marriage
Pearl Stephan, eldest daughter of
Mr. and Mrs, Geo. Smale, Hensall
and William C. Hooper of Exeter.
The bride wore a street -length dress
of white figured nylon sheer with
white accessories and corsage of red
roses. Mrs. Fred Peters of Hensall
was matron of honor wearing a dress
of white -figured jersey with white
accessories and corsage of red roses.
Fred Peters of Hensall attended the
groonn. A reception was held at
Knotty Pine Inn. London. Mr. and
Mrs. Hooper left for a wedding trip
to Northern Ontario, the bride tra-
velling in a wing blue tricotine suit
with white accessories. Mr. and Mrs.
Hooper will reside hi Exeter.
Family Picnic
A very enjoyable time was spent
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Wesley
Venner when members of the latter's
family held their annual picnic. Fol-
lowing is the result of the sports un-
der the direction of Messrs Glenn
Bell, Alex MacBeath and Wilfred
Hunkin. Children's race 6-8, Earl
Bell; boys 8-12, Donald MacLaren;
boys 12-16, Gerald Bell; young ladies
race, Barbara McNaughton: young
men, Clarence MeNaughton and Ro-
ger Venner tied; married ladies, Mrs.
Hugh Hendrick; married men, 'Mr.
Hugh Hendrick; older men, Wesley
Venner: paper plate race, Mr. and
Mrs. Glenn Bell; kicking the slipper,
women's, Mrs. Wilfred Hunkin: men's
Roger Venner; shoe race, Mr. and
Mrs. Hugh Hendrick; lunch commit-
tee, Mrs. Glenn Bell, Mrs, Alex Mac -
Beath, Mrs, Lorne MeNaughton.
Sports Committee, Glenn Bell, Alex
Mac Beath, Wilfred -Hunkin.
Committees for next year: Presi-
dent, Alfred Hunkin: see.-treas.,
Mgrs. Wilfred Hunkin: sports commit-
tee, Mrs, Glenn Bell, Mrs. Gilbert
Johns; table committee, Mrs, Lorne
McNaughton, Mrs. Wesley Venner.
Miss Helen Moir of London was a
recent visitor with Mr. and Mrs,
Lawrence Bay-nham and Mrs. Melvin
Moir.
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NOTICE
It's Vacation Time again
We hope you enjoy yours to
the very fullest
We will be closed July 17th
to Aug. lot
No orders after July Ith in
order to clean up all work
before leaving
Scoins Cleaners
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with Mr. and Mrs, Geo. Wolfe and
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iteie
ll.
Mr. and 11rs. W. L. Querengesser,
M1, and Mrs. Raison Sholdice and
boys. Mr, and Mrs, Manuel Beder-
man and Wayne at Iden Mills boys'
camp 011 Sunday.
51r. and Mrs. Ed Snaith aeeompan-
red Mr. and SIrs. Albert Smith and
family of Simeoe to Durham on Sat-
urday.
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Children 25c
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Proclamation
Under authority of By -Law #7,11 for the Town of
Seaforth, no dogs shall be allowed to run at large in the
Town of Seaforth from June 1st to Sept. lst, 1950
Any dogs so found running at large contrary to this
By -Law shall be liable to be killed and the owner or
harborer prosecuted
Take Notice: — All complaints must be in written and
specific form and the complainant prepared to appear as a
witness in any charges made following their complaint
J. E. Keating
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