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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Seaforth News, 1944-06-08, Page 4:• THE SEAFORTH NEWS THURSDAY, JUNE 8, 1944 WALTON Mrs. Win. Walsh and daughter Sharon have been visiting in Ham Ilton. Mr, and Mrs, J. Story and son visited at the hone of Mr. and Mrs. Nornian'Santlerson, Mr. Story's sister' Several people around Walton at- tended the decoration service at Blyth Cemetery Sunday. There passed away in Morris Tp.,. Mary Coulter, the wire of the late Charles Case, tn her 74th year, The funeral took place Wednesday at the home of her daughter, Mr, and • Mis. John Molntosh, 2nd Con., Mor- ris. Burial was made in Brussels cemetery. Pte, Perry and Mrs. McKinley and SiSgt. W. C. Bennett of Toronto spent the week end with Mrs, Ben- nett and fancily. Mr, David Allen, RCMP.; Tor onto, is spending his vacation with his aunt, Mr, and Mrs, L. Cummings, at present. The young people of the 12th of Grey played soft ball at Walton with the United Church young people, the score being a tie, 13 to 13, which will make the return game interesting. Mrs. McLean of Hamilton is holi- daying olidaying with her sister-in-law Mrs. Wm, Walsh, at present. McKILLOP Relatives in itIcICillop and vicinity received the sad news of the death of MIs, Herman Bieber at her home in Wadena, Sask. on Wed. May 24th. Mrs. Kleber, the former Louisa Hoegy, youngest daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. Louis Hoegy of McKillop was born on the 10th line, had been ill for some trine with e heart ailment. deed 58 yrs. 1 0S . Mr. and I\Irs, Klebei• were married about 26 years ago and took up res- idence in Saskatchwan, Mr, Kleber who predeceased her about 18 yrs, sago wits a son of Mr. Henry Kleber of Brodhagen. One son Clifford and two daughters, Alice and Mae all at home are left to mourn the loss of their mother. Also two sisters, Mrs, Wm. Ewald :Elkton, :Mich„ Mrs, Henry Weitersem of McKillopand five brothers, Loris.. of Seaforth, Henry and George of Grey Town- ship, Fred and Wm. of McKillop and a host of relatives and friends in this vicinity. Burial took place on Friday, May 26th. ELIMVILLE Mt'. Will Johns attended the con- ference held in London last week, Mr. Billie Brook of Crumlin spent Saturday at Mr. Clifton Brock's. Mr. and Mrs. Franklin Skinner and family attended the Cornish re -union in Exeter park on Saturday. Mr: and Mrs, Wes Venner and sons of Chiselhurst visited at Mr, Gilbert Jolurs on Sunday. Sgt. Lloyd G. Bell of Fingal spent a few days last week at the home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs, 'Thos. Bell, Mrs. Sean Jackson of London is vis- iting with her sisters, Mrs. P. Murch and Mrs; A. Pym before leaving fo'. Toronto to reside with her daughter. Mr. Laurie Stephen of Sky Harbor spent the past week at the ltonie of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Ste- phen Seaforth Chamber of Commerce Extend a warm welcome to the Governor-General of Canada His Excellency The Earl of Athlone and H.R.H. Princess Alice on their visit to the Huron County Federation of Agricul- ture Picnic and Field Day at Lions Park, Seaforth, June 14, 1944 A Hearty Welcome To all the Farmers co-operating with the Federation of Agriculture to make this day successful and one to be remembered Seaforth Chamber of Commerce nau1111ae11na1111,un,111111111111111111111,nn1111„n.n11,111111111111,1111un1111111/11111111111111111111,1111111111111111/11aunnaam,i, AC,2 Robert S. Hanna of Mounlain- VIM, formerly of Vancouver, 13.0„ visited with his uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Trios, Bell, recently. DUBLIN Mr, and Mars. Michael McCarthy celebratedtheir golden wedding mi- niver. sary nniver.sary at their home in Dublin on Saturday, They received congratu- lations from- a host of friends. Mr, McCarthy was born in Hagerty, Ren- frew County, 74 years ago anid spent all his life at farming. Mis. Mc- Carthy, formerly cCarthy,"formerly Nora Kirwan, was born 67 years ago at Brudenell, Re"n- trew County. They were married on June 4, 1894 at Brudenell, Ont., by Rev, James McCormick. lthey moved to Dublin about twenty years ago where they have resided ever since. A high mass of thanksgiving was cel- ebrated by Rev. 5, B. Ffoulkes, D.D. in St. Patrick's Church, Dublin, which was attended by all their family and a group of well-wishers. A dinner for the immediate family members and pastors of St. Colum- ban and Dublin, was served at tihe Royal Hotel, Mitchell. Mr. and Mrs. McCarthy were blessed with four daughters: Mrs. James J. Sullivan (Sara), who died in Killaloe, Ont., in 1937; Mrs, D. P, Monaghan ((Kath- leen) Mitchell; Genevieve of Toronto and Marcella, who died in infancy: also seven sons: John, William and Lloyd, Dublin; Matthew, Detroit; Michael and Thomas, Toronto, and Daniel, Windsor. There are thirteen grandchildren, one, Sgt. J. Sullivan, who is serving overseas. A reception was held at their home during the afternoon. Address was read by Thomas McCarthy, and a purse of money presented by the members of their family, while the grandchildren nresected a group of personal gifts. A buffet luncheon was served to a number of neighbors and friends. Rev. Barry F. Feeney, C.R„ St. Jerome's College, Kitchener, with his mother, Mus. Kathleen 'Feeney. Miss Kate O'Connell, London, with her sisters here. Frank Moylan, son of Thomas Moylan, re- ceived the order of dmnonate at the ordina- tion ceremonies by Archbishop McGuigan at St. Basil's. Church, Toronto, on Saturday. Irene and Dorothy Donnelly, Goderich, ,,,d Jack Donnelly, Aylmer, with their par- ents, Mr, and Mrs, Joseph Donnelly. Betty Hanley has gone to Toronto where she will reside. Frank McGrath, Waterloo, with his moth- er. Mri. Mary McGrath. Mr. and Mrs. Matt McCarthy and two children, Detroit, Mr. and Mrs, Michael Me- reethy and daughter, Thomas McCarthy and Miss Genevieve McCarthy, Toronto, Daniel McCarthy. Windsor, and Mr. and Mrs, D. P. Monaghan and two sons, Mitchell, all atten- ded the McCarthy golden wedding on Satur- day, Miss Ethelyn O'Hearm. Goderich, with her 'invents. Mr. and Mrs. Ed. O'Heern. Miss Maty Dorsey, London, with her par- ents, Mr. and Mrs, Louis- Dorsey. Mrs. William Byrne, Detroit, with her mother, Mrs, Katharine Byrne. Joseph Burns, Clinton, with his parents,. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Burns, Mr, and Mrs. A. Forster in Wroxeter. HARLOCK Those who knew Tyr. Kan White of near Exeter, who worked for some time with Chas Wnemnrth near Londesboro, were very sorry to hear of his death. He was killed in action in Italy, He bad been in the fighting zone Inc 1'3 years, In Sicily as well ns Italy. MIs father received word Juno 3rd of. Ills death. Mrs, Arthur Colson and pupils of school section No. 6 held n Very nice party at Hart lock school on Monday evening, June 6th. The Milling St tel Another Symbol of the HARD WAY Becomes a Relic One by one the time -taking, tiring and tiresome hand labor chores of the farm have been eliminated by a machine that does the work easier, quicker and more profitably. The milking stool for instance has long been a symbol of the hard way to do a job. But more and more dairymen are spending less time on milking stools now. Shortage of help and pressure of work have empha- sized the value of using machines instead of muscles wherever possible, and dairymen have found the answer in the mechanical milking machine. Because the purchase of a milking machine saved them hours of time and Tabor, thousands of dairymen have been able to carry on and benefit from the great demand for dairy products in recent years. "Hand milking" is out for them now that they have experienced the comfort and convenience of a mechanical milker. In the progress that Canadian agriculture has made in improved methods and practices, equipment engineered and manufactured by Massey -Harris has played an im- portant part. Among the time and labor saving machines your local Massey -Harris dealer has to offer is the Rite Way Milker. Make it a point to ask him for full particulars. MASSEY-HARRIS C.OMPA,NY BUILDERS OF GOOD FARM IMPLEMENTS LUMP E D SINCE' 1847 The first part of tho night's enlertnimitent witsa programme by the .children with Mr. LL. ns LI Leo at- '1 W n(rman after which an anile,. ronioat was held, Immediately after, tbileit. wore set and cards distributed for progress- ive euchre and whilestillal the tables throe games of bingo IQro plays(, 'rbc Iasi game n flee game, The money for the bingo games was to he used 'inc Reel Crass,' The ticket was drawn for the reshion wile!,' had been mode by Reacher and bund, and tickets sold by the children. Little Beth' Mcltving .1001 inv11- al to draw the ticket. end &Ins. Peter Mc- Donald. wits lucky enough M have purchased the lioket"wh,rh tats drawn. 'Pim money goes Lo the Red Cress, the teacher explained to; the compnny sane of the articles had been made by the children. Lunch of sandwiches, cookies, cake and cold wake,' was served ved "by 'teacher and pupils, The school roots •vas' well Oiled end.. all enjoyed a good evening. The party ended by singing God Save the Icing, with Mrs. Bert :Allen at the piano. Prizes Were given for contest, euchre and bingo,. also to the pupil selling most of the tickets which was won. by Murray Reid who had sold over 1011. tickets. KIPPEN The sympathy of ,the community goes out to. Lhe family of Robert Dinsdale who died at midnight on Sunday. After a service et thehouse on Wednesday, interment was made in the Hens/ill cemeierY. During the service on Sunday last the newly elected elders, Andrew Bell end Thos. Kay, were publicly admitted to the session of St, Audruw's. Church. The church service nn Sunday first will be conducted by the minister, Rea. A. M. Cleat who will take for his suhiect "The Arith- metic of Victory." Mr. and Mrs. Norman Long .returned from their honeymoon on Tuesday night. A large number of the'folks from I ippen attended the 0ifebuoy Follies programme on Friday night last. Mr. Duncan Cooper hasbeen under the doctor's mire for some time and his ninny friends hope to see him restored to his noun) health again. Mr. Wm. Sproni spent a few days visiting with -friends hr Toronto recently. Mr. Robt, Dinsdale, a highly respected cit- izen of the village, passed away after a short illness at his home on Sunday evening last. Me. and Mrs, W. E. Butt spent .the week end with friends in Toronto. Ms's. Robert Egie in spending a few weeks visiting with her daughter and son- in-law at Hamilton, Mit William- Sproat has completed his second year at Western University, obtaining first -class honours. BLAKE Owing to a misunderstanding of the hour of worship in Blake Church on Sunday last there was no service as Miss Hern was guest speaker at Centralia anniversary. W.M.S. are invited Thursday af- ternoon June 8 to the Goshen church to join with them in a special meet- ing. eet- m Mrs. Laidlaw and Miss Mary Milne ,of Blyth visited with Mrs. Douglas and Miss Emma Dinsmore one day. Mrs, Fred Bonthron of Hensall called on friends recently. VARNA Mrs. Wm. McAsh and little sons spent a few days with her sister, Mrs. Sterling, of Goderich township. The three little children of Mr. and Mrs. John Ostrum are in Clinton hos- pital for tonsil operations. We hope for a successful operation. • Fred Davidson of Detroit was re- newing acquaintances in Varna last week, Mr. anti Mrs. Fenwick Stewart of Goderich township visited Mr. " and Mrs. Jiro. Rathwell. Mr. arid Mrs. J. Smith and family spent Sunday with their daughter in Holtllesville. • Mr. and Mrs. Fred Schell and sons of Detroit spent Sunday with the lat ter's mother, Mrs. Austin and son Russell. Mrs. John Ritthwell is visiting with DON'T WEAR YOURSELF OUT! 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