HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Seaforth News, 1932-08-18, Page 4AGE FOUR THE SEAFORTH NEWS.
THURSDAY, AUGUST 13, 1932.
THE SEAFORTH ;NEWS.
Snowdon Bros., Publishers,
WALTON.
The Gleaners' Mission Band of
Duff's United 'Church are a very alive
howls of young, people. Up to the etid
cif jetty $3400 wos sent on to the ,Pres-.
hyteriali treasurer at Seaferth, Mrs.
'Furrows. Tle Senior Class of girls,
deserve 'special mention. Under ,the
leather$ltte of Mrs. W. Turnbull, their
Mission Band teacher, they are{ mak-
leg an autograph quilt which when.
Seethed will bring in a nice little suit'
r Missions, The financial sidle of
M -R- is not the only part of the work
worth mentioning as during the study
perieids of the five classes in this M'is-
alssn Band, you will find a most atten-
tive group of chi'ldren from the young-
est wee tat up; .to the Seniors. We
aeisle teem every;succes•s.
The congregation of Duff's lifflatten, are in a'state of lively ex'pec-
elem.. Anniversary servicee ,camtlhelm-
orating- the 201th anniversary of the
chinch opening well be held on Aug-
ust 21iSt and 22nd, Rev. J, N. 'Gould of
St. Thomas, the preacher for the Sun-
day services is one of the ablest prea-
chers of the London Conference, Rev.
Ws- Patterson, F5R GiS„ of Diver -
puck England, who delivers a popular
Iecture on Monday evening is '"one of
the six best plgttform met. in England,
'Lloyd George included" A very int-
thug historical sketch is be'ing
PSSntr!_
Mb and. Mrs. Thos. Williamson
nod two children spent a few days re-
ready visiting relatives in Toronto,
8einesby, Winona and Niagara Falls.
Mrs. Armour Dundas of Detroit,
sad Tillie Dundas of New York, call-
ed as Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Hulley on
Tuesday.
IWe are sorry tb hear Miss Grett'a
Mulley is laid up with the measles.
Miss Marie :Ryan has been success-
nn.obtaining her degree Of IA'T.IC
M at Toronto Conservatory of Music
Miss Ryan is the d'augh'ter of Mr. and
Mrs. ,)losep'h (Ryan.
Fergus Smalldon left . Monday for
Manitoba where he intends to join the
harvesters for the season.
We Colin McDonald of Clinton has
been re-engaged with John Buchanan
for threshing and intends to spend the
...mason at Walton.
Mrs. Adolph Sawyer and son Ken
eeth intend to move' to Bayfield in the
mar future, where Mr, Solder has
been appointed manager of the Bank
of Commerce.
Death of Mrs. Duncan Campbell.—
Jeanette Ritchie, daughter of John
and Jane Ritchie and widow of the
?ate Duncan Campbell, passed away
at the home of her youngest daughter,
Mrs. Charles H. Drager. Mrs. Camp-
bell was in her ninety-first year and
sajoyed perfect health until early
spring and her intellect was clear un-
til the last. She was the mother of
seven children: the late John Camp-
bell of Conneaut, Ohio; :Mrs. George
Ieethick, of Seaforth; liars. Robert
Jackson, London; Mrs. R. IN. Camp-
bell, Lac du Bonnett; Mrs. Wel'lin'g-
ton Blatchford, Loudon; Duncan
Campbell, Tacoma, Washington;
fdrs.; tl harles Drager, Walton. The
Srueeal' took place from the residence
of her daughter,. Mrs, Charles ,Drager.
She is survived by twentyetw'o grand
obildren and three great grand 'chil-
dren, little Charles Drager, Galt; Billy
Ridley, London; and B'i'lly Brugger,
Montreal.
Miss Beth iSlh'annon, who has' been
liotidayiitg with 'friends in Toronto,
bas returned 'home.
Mr. and Mrs. H. 'Shannon spent
Sunday with friends in Kitchener and
Galt.
Mr. ,a'nd Mrs. R. Marks and family
:,pent the weelc end at iBiaylfield,
W:M;S.r1lhe regular meeting of
the W.MIS was held at 'the homeof
Mrs. IRo'bt. Reid, Mrs, 'Gordon McGa-
' vin presided. After the opening exer-
cises (Mrs, IW. ,MdGlavin read the leaf:
int ten'bfttted. "Jesus the P'erieet Type,"
Are interesting ,paper was given on
1'tayer, by firs. 'A. 'McCall. She
showedi the meaning, need and re-
vrards of 'prayer. Roll ' call was taken
by Miss IA. McTaggart in the absence
of the 'secretary, Mrs. '_lidDonatd,
'There were :forty ladies present, It
was decided ,bo bring 'birthday money
to :dee September meeting. Mrs. ,Bry-
arts •closed the meeting with prayer.
A short meeting of the WA. was also
'held.. Collectors' for Bible (Society mo-
ney were appointed and. arrangements
'nxad'e•'irar ,the !Monday evening df an-
aiversat'y Which lis 'being held !Sunday,
Attgtrst ZI'st this year. 'Mrs !M'cCal-
htim closed with prayer. A dainty
3tinch was served,
UiS'B'O'RNE.
A quiet wedding was solemnized alt
the United Church Manse, }lensall, on
Saturday evening When ,Rev, Arthur
Sinrllair, united in marriage, Bertha,
youngest daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
:henry Soldan, HensthiI, to Melvin
Mee-, son of Mr. and Mrs. Peter Moir
of Usborne•
alaot and Fbr S'ale,Alds. I lettere, ZSIn,
eome in and see our
new and used ears
Agent for ehrysler,
Dei
Soto, Plymouth
JOHN N GALLOP
AGENT FOR FROST FENCE SUPERTEST GAS and OILS
All Repairs and Labor Cash.
.HIILLSGREEN.
W. M. 'S.- The regular 'monthly
meeting of the Waitron's Missionary
Society was 'held at the (home of 'Mrs,
R. 'MeAllister on Wednesday after-
noon, ;August 16th ,wiith. Mrs. (Rev.)
Conner presiding. We opened our
meeting by singing Hymen 235. The
Scripture lesson $ro'm (Sit. John 1.
verses 1 to 115, were led 'by Mrs. ' W.
Turner. '!Mrs. Rollet, Stephenson then
lead in 'prayer. (Topics and discussions
were 'then given one the tKittgdam of
God Movement by Mrs. R. .McAllis-
ter and 'Mrs. (Rev.) Conner. ;Hymn
241 was sung. 'The secretary' then
gave her report. The r'ol'l Was called,
answered ib'p' the letter G. The offer-
ing was then talkers. The study Was
then 'taken by 'Mrs. 1J. 'Cochrane and
Mrs. R. Consitt. !Hymn 496 was sung.
We closed our meeting 'by repeating
the Lord's !Prayer in unison.
The service was taken as usual on
Sundays by Rev. R. IR. Conner Who
delivered a veep fine sermon, taking
for his s'u'bject "The Christ of the
Lonely Road." (Miss (Edna 'Cochrane
gave a delightful solo, "God's 'Way is
the Best Why."
Rev. A'rtthur Sinclair of Hensal'1 will
he in charge of the service next 'Sun-
day. Rev. Mr. !Conner will be on his
holidays for the next few weeks,
'Mr. Jas. Broadifoot df Regina,
Sask., .visited 'w^ibh his sister and bro-
ther-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Mac-
Allister.
Mr. Jas. Mustard of the London
Road pent Sunday with his cousin,
Mr. Ward Forrest,
Mrs. Troyer is visiting at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. Thos, Coleman and
family of near Seaforth
Mr. and Mrs. "Percy Idafnplbell' and
children visited at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. H. Love.
'Mr. and 'Mrs. ;Blair of Detroit vis-
ited at 'the home of Mr. and Mrs. D.
Anderson.
Mrs. lefcMurtrie of •Hensal•1 visited
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Jas.
Love.
Mr. and 'Mrs, R, McAllister were
visitors with friends from Toronto.
Mrs. W. Randall of Plattsville and
Mrs. McCaw of Brampton are visit-
ing friends.
BLYTH.
Miss Minnie Yeo visited her friend,
-e Pies (Mildred IHi1b'orn, an Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. 'Clifford Yeo returned
to !their home at 'Wallalceiburg after
visiting relatives 'here. :Misses Alice
and 'Clete Watson accompanied them,
Misses Mary and Mabel (Fear spent
last tFriday with Miss 'Mae 'Sh'ortreed.
Mr. and (Mrs.'Giiff Yeo, Mr, ' ICloyd
Johnston, Misses: Minnie :Yeo'. and
Margaret Johnston enjoyed Friday ev-
ening at Mr. Clarence Johnston's
home.
IM'iss ;Mary Sear of 1Mimico has been
visiting her relatives here during the
past week.
M'is's Ruth Yeo is spending a 'few
weeks with her cousin, Mrs. John
Metcalf, London.
Mr. and !Mrs.'R West and son of
Tbron'to visited cher mother, Mrs. E.
Waltsbn, during the week end,
Mn,r'E. Watson is spending a 'few
drays' with her d'auglhter, •Mrs. Geo.
Potter.
W. M. S.—The Birthday and Mite
Box meeting of the 'W.M!S. of the
Queen St. United 'Church was held
on Tuesday, August 9th, at the home
of; Mrs. S. A. Kechpie, with a good
attendance. Mrs. Chas, Grasby pre-
sided for the program .part of the
meeting. Rea'din'g,. the Devotional
Leaflet, Jesus bhe Son of 'Man, The
Perfect Type, Mrs. W ghtman offered
prayer. Aliving presentation on of
the
Missionary Monthly, was given, I the
Fr'ond'Cover, Mrs. Greeley; K am the
Editorial Page, Mrs, Lyon; The •I.ead-
i'g Article; Mrs. D. Moody; Home
and Foreign Mission, Mics. Wightt-
man;, Young People's Page, Mrs. J.
Maines; two verses of Hymn "I Love
to tell the Story," was sung; "Month-
ly News," Mrs. A, B. Carr; Mis's'ion
Band, Mrs. Bender; Literature, Mns.
E. Johnstone Instructive Readings
were given by Mrs, Gra;slby "Life is
So IShort'; Mrs. Fawcett, "The Gift
of a Loving Heart." The president,
Mrs. 'Oolclough, then took the chair
for the business pant df the mee'tin'g.
Roll Call was answered by bhe name
of a missionary now 'serving in Trini-
dad. The resolutions from the Lon-
don Con'ference ,Branch' to the Domin-
ion Board were .read, 'followed by a
meditation and apnayer, For Me To
Live is Christ, by the president,' two
verses of I Need Thee Every Hour,
esas sung. Mrs. W. ; H. McElroy clos-
ed with prayer. Group No. 9 seiived a
10e- tea. Ho's'tesses; Mrs. S. A..Kech-
nie, . Mrs. H. McElroy, Mrs. Chas.
Bell, Mrs. F. Toll, Mrs. A. Quinn.
Mr. and Mrs, Alex Fox and family.
of Toronto visited Mrs. Jnhnstoe's
parents, Mi. and Mrs. Wm. Johnston,
Mrs. Johnston and .grandd'aug'hter re-
turned with thein and will spend two
weeks in, the city.
Visitors on ISalturdey at the home
of Mrs. H. M. Patterson included Mr.
and Mils. John 'MccRhay of Flint, Mi-
chigan; Miss A. Cardiff of Brussels;
Mr. Joseph Nicholson of Ethel; Mrs.
Wm, Woods of Walston.
Mrs. James Armstrong attended the
funeral pf her !brother, the !'ate Joseph
Nixon, Ludknew, on Thursday.
BRUCEFIELD.
Mrs. Kthetine Webster and sister,
Miss Eva Bully of Toronto, were
guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. 5.
Addison.
'Mrs. Pete Douglas and daughter,
Mis's Kathleen of Saskabton, were
guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Wm. ,Dangles during the past week.
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Cole of Crom-
arty spent the week -end at the home
of thelatter's brother, :Mr, Lindsay
Eyre.
Mr. and Mrs. Robt. Douglas of Ka-
pueleaaing, 'are spending a few days
at the home of the former's brother,
Mr. Wm. Douglas.
The services in the United Church
will be held next Sunday at a quarter
to ten. Rev. A. Sinclair of Hensali
waill be the preacher for the day.
Sunday school at '1{1.
,Mrs. Alex. Mustard returned with
Mr. J. B. Mustard last week to his
cottage in Inver Huron.
Mrs. L. Forrest visited her uncle,
Mr. W. C. Landsborough in Part
Credit last week.
Mrs. Alex. and Mrs. Janet Ross re-
turned to their home in the village
after an absence of three weeks,
/There called at the home of Mr. and
Mrs, Jas. MciQueen 'last week an old
friend whom they had not met for 47
years in the person of. Mr. Wm. J.
Carter, formerly of Tuckersmith, now
of Goderich:
LONDESBORO.
Mrs, Kerslake o'f Exeter is visiting
her mother, Mrs, H. Lyon.
Mrs. Gaunt of St. Helens is spend-
ing a week with her motherand obh-
er relatives here,
Mrs. C. Watson entertained her
married cousins on Monday afbernkran
at her home just west of the village,
in honor of Miss Maud Lyon Of Bran-
don, Man., who is home for a couple
of months. 'The ladies report a jolly
a'fterno'on spent together, there being
eighteen in all.
Mess Verde Watson of Goderich is
spending a week at her home here.
Messrs. H. tCaid'weill, W. Little and
H. Winters leave this week for the
West.
Mr. and Airs. Howard and family
of Glodericb Sunday -eel with friends
here.
Mr, and Mrs. J. W. Armstrong
were Sunday guests of Miss Moore of
Varese.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Done and Miss
Edna of Pt. Colborn and Mt. and
Mrs. Richmond Sunday -ed at Mr. 5.
Scott's,
Mr. and Mrs. Jos. Yungblut of
Constance spent Sun'day with 'Ur. and
Mrs, Griffiths.
Mr. and Mrs, Alex: Wells and Mr.
and Mrs. Robt, Wells were Goderich
visitors on Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Dewar and family of
Ottawa are spending their holidays
here with frfeni
Mr. and Mrs. B. Tyernlan of Sea-
forthcalled on village friends 6n
Monday.
'Rev, W. Fiinlglau:d and family of
Niagara are spending their holidays
at the home of Mr, and Mrs. J. Ting:
land,
Mr. Arthur Lyon' of Kitchener is
home fore hie holidays.
11r. Jim McCrea spent the, week -end
at Bright's Grove.
CONSTANCE.
Mr, and Mrs. Robert Stanley of
Toronto, ',Mrs. 'Many Graham and Mrs.
George Elliott of'C6inbon and Dr. and
Mrs: Archer of Bsl'tinsdre,N.Y., were
'calling at the , home of Mrs. Robert'
'Clarke on :Saturday last. •
Miss Donehda Alda(ns is spending a
few days yttith her friends the Misses
Louise and Eliz'abeth Mills ;of 'Har -
lo e k.
'Mrs. Gresham and daughter Jame
returned to Cleveland after an extend-
ed visit with Mr. 'and ,Mrs. Earl (Law-
son and
Lawson`and other relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. ''Roy Lawson an'd,
daughlter Marion spent Sunday at the
home of Mr, and Mrs. Merniels (Mill's
of Goderich township,
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Elll o'tt returned;
to Toronto after having spent two
weeks' vacation at the home of Mr.
Wand Mrs. John Ferguson and 'Clinton
+friend's.
Miss Helen Thompson returned to
ISea'forth on Saturday eveni'n'g after
spend'in:g,a few days at the holme of
IMT. and Mrs: E. Adams.
Mr. and Mts. 'Wi'Pliam Brinton and:
!Helen and Edith and Mr. Will Jewett
spent Sunday evening at the home of
:Miss Viola Morrison'.
Mrs. ,Robert Lawson and son Lorne
attended the 'Oosens ,pi'enic held •at
Kincardline.
Mr. and M rc. A'tustin Dexter, Mona
and friend, were recent vi's'itors at the
home of Mr. and Mos.' Charles Fraser,
Blyth.
Mr. Bully Be'gler of Toronto visited
his cousin, Htarry .Yun'gblut lash week.
STAFFA
Miss jean Barbour spent several
days in Toronto last ,week.
Mr. Frank Elliott had the misfort-
une to fall from bhe beam in the 'barn
on Monday, injuring his ankle.
Miss Margaret Yeo of Toronto is
visiting her aunt, Mrs. Bo'wm'an.
Mrs, D. Nefla'nd's and children: of
Cleveland and' ;Miss Mary -Brown of
Toronto are visiting with the former's
parents, Mr. and Mrs. R. Barlbour.
Several of the farbners have finish-
ed harvesting.
Miss Marguerite Sillery of Buffalo'
is spending her vacation under the
parental roof,
Mr. and Mrs. H. Leslie of Stratford
visited with Mr. and Mrs. G. Butson
Sunday.
Mrs. R. McIGi'll of Mitchell is vis-
iting with her sister, Mrs. Luxton.
(M'is's Iva Elliott of Logan spent
the weekend the guest of Miss Mar-
zette Sadler.
KIPPEN.
Miss Etta Bell of London spent the.
week end with her parents. •
Mr. and Mrs. W. J. B'ru'ce Field
have returned from their vacation in
New Ontario where they had a very
pleasant outing.
Mr, and Mrs. Win, Be'll•are receiv-
ing congratulations these days. I't's a
boy.
Rev. A. S:inolair of Hensall will con-
duct services on. Suns'ay next at 11 a.
m.
Mr. Geo. Latreal of Detroit is' visit-
ing with Kippen friends,
Mr, Arthur Anderson made a •busi-
ness trip to Toronto on Monday last.
Mrs. Lentis 'Se'am'an and children
of Kitchener are visiting with her bro-
ther, Mr. Rolbert McGregor.
TUCKERSMITH.
Threshing is the order of the day.
Reports .say grain is turning out good.
Miss Gladys Crich of Clinton spent
a day last week at the home of Mrs.
Lewis Tdbbutt.
Miss Carrie Olce and Miss Beatrice
McCowan are camping at Geared Bend
this week.'
Mrs. Eerie Crich is visiting at Mrs,'
Harvey Coleman's at Hillsgreen for a
few days.
Mr, and "Mrs. Russell:Colemv.n and
Mr. and Mrs, Thos, Coleman spent
Sunday at Mr. Frank 'Coleman's at
Hilisgreen.
Death of Alice .Bell. -The death
took place in Victoria Hospital, Lon-
don Tuesday morning of Miss Alice
Bell of Hen'sal'l in .her 63rd year. Miss
Bele was the daughter of the late Mr,
and Mrs, Robert Bell, pioneer resid-
ents of Tuckersm'ith Township. She is
survived by one brother, William, on
the homestead farm, hear Hensel!, and
three sisters, Mrs• Addie MidLeod and
Mrs f
• Elizabeth Chisholm, both of Cal-
gary, and Mrs. T'ho'mas Welsh, of
Hensel].
Mr. and M•rs. Joe McLellan spent
Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Ivan For-
syth.
Miss Sarah Wood's of London is
visiting at the home of ibfrs, J. Jack-
son.
thiisse's Margaret anis Marjory `Hay
are visiting their sister, Mrs. Lorne
Pepiper of Niagara Falls.
GO3YEREOH TTO1WNNSHIP
Mr. and Mrs. Theron Beetles, Gor-
don and. I'sobiel Betties and 'Miss Vel-
ma IPaist of Wintt!hnojt visited its the
neighborhood on Friday.
'Miss Jean Nlaic'Adam<is.spending '`'a
few days at the home of S. Mcllwain.
Master Billy Miellwain has returned
homae after spending a few days in
Goderich.
Miss Alice Hastings spent Saturday
in Goderich visetiing With friends,
The (teeth occurred in Goderich on
Saturday of bins, Morgan Sr., a for-
mer well-known resident of Goderich
township. The funeral will take place
on Monday from the home of her son,
John Morgan. Our synvpatety goes
out to her daughter, M'rs. Thos. Beit -
des.
'Mrs. Jas. Sterling had the misfor-
tune. tq have her foot scalded.
Mr. Jack Ryan's threshing machine
is le our neighborhood.
DUBLIN,
Mr. and Mrs. iellacic Cronin visited
over the tweet -enc with friend's in the
vicinity.
The 19'3'2 Noemaletes ,have been very
successfitll this year in. Obtaining
schools. Miss Dorothy 'Mol'emeesux
has secured la postthoni near Riivers-
dale, . Miss'Rose 1OlOonnar, S. IS. 110.
4, Hli1ibeet, and' Miss Katharine !Byrne
at ''Sit." Joseph's. We wish them every
success' for bhe Coming year.
Miss Edith Miles, who has been on
the teaching staff .for. three years in
Guelph, resigned her'porsiti'on and left
Monday to enter the `, Loretto (Cone
vent at 'Toronto.
Miss' Annie .M1dGrabh left Monday
to enter the St. Jiosept's (Convent at
London. (Miss !McGrath is a very es-
teemed young lady of this vicinity and
will Ile 'missed' dry her Matey friend's..
Mess Mary ,OlCo'nnor, :supervisor of
the operating Doom, Highland dark
Hospital, Detroit, is epenlding her va-
cation w'i'tlh her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
D, J. iOlOonnlor.
Mr. anil 'Mrs. •Wm. Hamilton and
family of H'arris'ton tspenit the 'week-
en:d with/Mr. and Mrs. Jahn Murphy.
STANLEY.
lTihe services at (osnhen and Varna
United Churches next ;Sunday will he
taken by Mrs. R. !Stephenson and
Miss. !Bailey of 'Goderich,
'Miss Grace Reid of /Fllint is visiting
her ,cousins, 'Margaret, (Grace and I'sa-
bel Robinson, at present.
Mr. 'Ext. Johnson's of ;Goderich vis-
ited at'Mr. Neilson 'Keys' ort Sunday.
.Mrs. Frank Boyd and eon . of Nia-
gara are spending a week at the home
of Mr. Roy (Lamont.
Mrs. 'Margaret 'Erratt and. Miss
Olive Erratt spent l'as't 'Friday at Lon-
des'boro, bhe guests of Miss Maud
Lyons,
i1vr,;and Mrs (Rufus (Keys have been
visiting friends on Babylon Line,'
Mrs. Robert Scotchmer visited with
Mrs. W. J. Tough and Mrs, W. Car-
ole on Thursday of last week.
Mrs. McKee of Toronto spent the
week -end at her former home on the
Bronson.
Mrs. J. A. Carrie visited over the
weelc-end with relatives at Bruce -
field, Hensel! and' Exeter.
MANLEY.
Mr. Peter Eckert Jr. from Timmins
is spending his holidays with his par-
ents, this week, and reports the times
are prosperous there.
Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Purcell and his
daughter, accompanied by Mr. and
Mrs. Waiter Carpenter, motored• to
the shrine at Midland.
!Harvesting is a•linost eom'plete. If
the fine weather continues and all the
crops turn out to be :bumper ones, the
farmer hopes good times around the
corner get the wheels • of prosperity'
rolling.
HULLETT,
Mrs. Bedford of the Soo is visiting
at the home of her father on the thir-
teenth,
Miss Hall of Toronto is visiting at
the home of her parents on the thir-
teenth.
(Mrs, John Scott of the tenth had a
number of Port Colborne friends visit
her recently.
Mr. and (Mrs. Morrell of (Summer-
hill visited Mr. and Mrs. Morrell of
the gravel road recently.
Mr. Harvey Snell delivered a very
fine address at the United' Church,
Londesb'ore, last Sunday morning:
iIiss Verde Watson had a few God-
erich friend's visit her last week,
McKILLOP. •
The W.M.S. and Ladies' Aid of
D'uff's Churc'h held their regular meet-
ing at the home of Mrs. Archie Kerr,
with a good attend'an'ce. A quilt wee
quilted. The business pant ,df the meet-
ing was then taken'by Mrs. (Rev.)
W., F. Smith, A delicious lunch was
then served by the ladies,
The W.M.S. of , Duff's Unitedi
Church .held their August meeting in
the Church w'lth a fair eetendance,
The next meeting of the Society will
be held at the home of •Mrs. Ivy Hen-
derson on the second Thursday of
Septe'm'ber.
Service in the MsKuliop 'Churches
will be at the regular hoer on Sun-
day, (August 21st: Duff's, 9.30 a, m•;
Winthrop, ld am; and Bethel at 2;30
pane, Mr. An R, ,Hass'erd, K.,C,, repro -
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BORN!
BIEL.L.—In
Scott Memorial . Respite],
on Friday, Aug. 12, 1932, to Mr.
and Mrs. Willialsn Bell, Hensel!, a
son.
NJX'ON.-Sit Scott Memorial Hospi-
tal; on Friday, Aug. 12, 1932, to Mr,
and., Mrs. Dale Ninon, Seaforth, a
MIC'KLE—.In Scott, Memorial Hospi- •
tai on Friday, Aug: 12, 1932, to Mr.
and Mrs. Laird Mickle, Hensel, p
daughter.
BEICHELY. — In Scott Memorial
Hospital, on Tuesday, Aug. 16, 1932,
to Dr. and. Mrs, F. Jt ,Bechely, a son,
BIO�L11i0!N.-(Tin IS'eaforth, on"Friday,
'August 32, ,1932, to Mr. and Mrs. L.
F. Bolton, a daughter.
CO;IVISARVA(fdV E
CANDIDATE
ONE OF GOUNT7t'S
BEST FARIMtERS
(London Free Press),
(Louis H. Rader, .Conservative can-
didate for S;omth Huron in the fed'eral
by-•eleati'on scheduled .for October 3,
is one of the most outstanding and
successlful farmers in Htitron county.
Mr. Rader aspires to the seat in the
House of 'Commons leift vacant by the
sudden death Of Thomas McMillan,
Liberal M.P. There are thea candi-
dates' in the field, the other two, being
William Black, Progressi've, and W.
H. Golding, 'Liberal. Mr. Rader's gap -
porters; wiho are numerous all over
the riding, eonlfidenitly expect that he
will be successful at the polls.
Mr. Rader, who has a 173 -acre farm
about three miles from Dashwood,1"`4
near Exeter, was born in. Stephen
town's'hip 418 years ago. All his life the
has taken a keen interest in municipal
affairs and ,ptub'iit life. For 12 years he
has 'beets active in the municipal life
of Hay township, where his fade is
located. Floc the first eight years he'
was a councilor of Hay' Township
and then, for 'four years, he was reeve.
This year he is warden of Huron
county and one of the most efficient
and p'opul'ar wardens that historic
county has ever had.
The 'breeding orf thoroughbred
Clydesdales has been oke of the 'Con-
servative standard-'bearer's hobbies,
and a very succes's'ful one, too. With
the horses shown in the photogravure
section of this edition of The Londocy(;
Free Press, Mr. Rader h'as won six •
silver cups at 'various shows around
the.. country.
Mr, (Rader has always been interest-
ed in the breeding ofthoroughbred
live stock and his fannh is populated
with some of the 'best, As for .grain'•,
he grows it mostly for feed purposes.
He has a beautiful'and productive ap-
ple -orchard on his farm. Of his horses
Mr. ;Rader is particularly proud. He
has won ,prizes at Parkhill, Bayfield
and Thedford. He won bhe township
prize for two years in succession for
the three best horses in the tovenshifp.
This was in 1930 and 19311. ,He won
the silver cup,presenited by the branch
of the 'Royal Bank at Parkhill for
three years in succession for the 'best
draft team.
'-
ant ohunch work Mr. 'Ro'den has al-
ways been active. He is sisperintend-
ent of 'the Sunday school and presi-
dent of the choir and chairman of the
congregation of toe- Lutheran church
fn his distinct. He comes' of a ,family
that have been re'sidenits df Huron
county three or tour generations,
Guests with lir. Jo'h'n Abell and his
brother George last week were :Mr.
Charles Pbpe of Brussels 'lii ,
r, and r++!
Mrs. ' Lydetilatt and daughter of To-
ronto and Miss Gertie Abell, Mon-
treal.
Twenty-ltwo year's ago he was .mar-
ried to Miss Clare Miller, who was
born on the farm on which the famiily'
now resides. The children are: Lloyd,
29; b'il'e, 113; Amelia, 17; Dorothy,
15; ; Ir
lg.
n 13; Elmer, Ll; Hilda,
9;
end Violet, 4.
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will take the ache out Of a 'bruise by
counteracting the inillnuimnaation. A
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