Zurich Herald, 1928-01-12, Page 1ERAL
Vol. XXV I I I N026
ZURICH. THURSDAY MORNING
JANUARY 12, t928.
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To our many Readers and friends we extend Season's Greetings
bur motto is "full value !
in radio and service.'
Our stock of Kolster radio
end our complete line of
radio accessories repre-
sents the "most -for -your -
money" in town. Come
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demonstration. No obli-�
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EL!IER OESK
STANLEY -TOWNSHIP
Mrs. Moffatt of Clinton is 'ap-
ending a few days with, her
daughter,. Mrs. John .Arm,strong of
the Goshen Line.
Mrs. Smith of Hensall, is��`v�is-
iting at the home of her son, I3erb
W. Smith, of Goshen Line.
Mr. and Mrs. Will Reid and
daughter of Varna, lent last ,week
for :Flint, Mich, where Mr. Reid
has secured a good position.
Mr. Wnr. Elliott, who hats been
r +visiting at the honiie of his brother
George Elliott of Stanley, iwas
taken seriously ill ,last week, Out
we are glad to say he is recov-
ering.
Mrs. Norman Stephenson, who
'underwent an operation in C1inta
Hospital some time ago has so far
recovered as to be able t_to return
to, her homie.
Miss Mabel. Calver and ,Mr.
Bruce McClinchey spent a few
days last week with friend's y at
Clinton.
Mr. Geo. Armstrong Sr., of The Zurich Branch of the Wom.l A number of cases of measles
Tnckeramith is 'spending a few en's Institute met in the Councilare
:reported in the village.
'day's with his son Lorne end phis
Clinehey and was united in mar -
riage to' Robert H. Stephenson,.
nearly 50 years ago:. Her hus-
band predeceased her about nine,
years ago, and leaves a „family 10,f
three sons and (two daughters to
mourn her loss. George H. Steph
enson, Norman and David J. Steph
enson; Mra. John Dowson of Stan-.
ley, and Mrs. M. Kennedy of God-
erich. The funeral .was held on.
Tuesday to Baylie:d cemetery,Rev,
Jas, I'enros•e of Varna officiated.
The terrible storms of the past
week, which had nearly everything
blocked uji, are now being !al-
lowed by some real spring tlike
weather, and the snow is rapidly
dissappearing, and the auto hake
again come out and 'plowing its.
way through. The road from:
here to Exeter is being opened for
cars, buts to• Hensall, Mr. Thiel is
,still using the "sleighs. While, the
weather changes so rapidly, it
helps considerably to shorten the
MWm. Beer of Exeter, called
in the village on Wednesday.
Mr. Pierce Farwell, is visiting
at Detroit, Chicago and Blue
Island I11.
Mr. Henry Either, Ex -M. P. P.
of Crediton, called on friends in
the ,village on \Vednes l y:,,
, Mr•. Frank Schishler of Kitchener
is at present conducting 'singing
in'trrictions at the Mennonite ch-
urch,
Mrs. Saundercock of Hensall,
was on a business trip in the vil-
lage en Friday.
winter months.
Nie, John Koche.nalsi spent
fei. days at Brucefield.
slaughter, Mrs.. D. H. Stephenson, vie. Ward Fritz node a busU.n-
Chamber, in the Town Hail, on ess: trip to London on Wednes-
of Stanley. 9 Monday evening, January 9th at clay
Death .again visited our come 8 o'clock. Mrs. J, Hey, Jr.
munity on Sunday, Jan. 8 , and took charge of the program,e. The
took away a life-long resident in meeting opened with community
the person of Sarah Jane McClin- ,singing ,followed by a well played
they, wife of the Iate Robert St instrumental by Miss Mildred Gei-
ephenson, in her 75th year. She ger. 114Irs. W. Y. Dreier ;read r' is
hard not been in good. ;health for ery inspiring paper entitled
The vital statistics of the Town -
shin of Hay for the year 1927 are
as .. follows: Births, 72; deaths, 26
and marriages. 15.
Messrs. A. P. Mess and i W. S.
some time, having suffered a 'Seeing the Good in Others," this Johnston were at Crediton on
.,t 'oke some' time ago,'then another title itself is a very fine lesson for Tuesday, in the capacity oft
a few days ago which proved ; everyy one of us runs] the rest .of .au.ditors for the Hay Mutual Fire
fatal. She was a daughter of the paper was very 'beneficial. Ina rance ,Company
paper may be given again by sp- Ret-. E: Rem:be, L.B.S.. for nearly
eclat retitu'st:. Dx P J..(.}'Dwy,r.'N- el.ee. years pastor of St. .Peter's
ael.lresed the meetiag on `Child's Litheran church, has tendered his
Welfare', every mother in the vil- iesignation to accept itis call to
lage and community should have thentiolargest and most influential
heard this splendid address,which the
of the Manitoba
was so ably given by the Doctor Synod, situated in the third larg-
airhvost plain enough that every one est city of the Dominion Of Can -
present, knew -what it meant, and ads, ty 'Winnipeg, Man. Ret'. Reinbe
his main points were food, sleep and family wi 1 leave for their new
and light. The ladies numbering home shortly.
about thi:'ty at the meeting show -
'the late .Mr. and Mrs. Henry tt4ic-
seseasaset epseieiCBs+assesseeseeMO,11 .esoceseestootio
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ed their appreciation to the Dr.
by all rising to their .feet tto exp
press their thanks. The Doctor
(replying that he is willing to help
the Institute whenever he can.
Miss iviiidted Geiger favored the
gathering with another fine piano
solo, which was- very much en-
joyed. The President, • Mrs. C.L.
Smith took charge of the business
end, one item being decided that
the Institute ', having Miss l E.
Rennie, L.L,C.M., in'tructor of
. music to give a lesson .each month
its the ladies, as a (fine class will
likely by organized. The next
!meeting will be held in the cham-
'ber'. room: of the town hall, fel).
A. happy matrimonial event ,was
celebrated in St. Peter's R. ', C.
Church, Drysdale, on Tuesday, Jan -
pert 1.0th, when Rev. Tattler, Ger-
ard' -united in Holy Matrimony
Margaret Lydia' Ducharme, (laugh
ter . of Mr. and Mrs. 'John ,Dnch-
arnle, to Mr. Lmvr'ence PhilipL ;
Regier, of the Goshen Line, Hay
Township.. The Herald joins
p.lieir many friends 'in extending
• congratulations.
Mr. C. L, Smith made Kt. busy-,
iness trip to Toronto, and while
in that' city he purchased a ,Lino-,
type type setting machine, which
aft r it arr:ves any is installed, w,11;
be a very valuable asset to then
6th at 8 o'c'ock. B1l'cllneS'� and-a-
•
>nd a
'equipment of the Herald plant. If
one of .the machines) in your ;home'
become out of adjustment or 'not
functioning properly, you -simply
•
set aside and probably Morrow the
neighbor's machine, and very few
'hear any more about it, but when
-something goes wrong in the pr-
inting office; ]hundreds, yes thou-
• 'c111 fovase' 1ea- o'ts r"ce'pts wili
be taken up until 8.45 after which
1Viiss Rennie will conduct her les -
eon on music. Gone and be a
member of the Ins,tit.hte and get
;'these • valuable lessons, as it will
not cost you any money directly,
3t is being financed from the tTn-
stitute treasury. If ?•on th nl, yn:l ,;;Inds ].note about " Se �t'e
can not sing well e".1.9;a' Trete ifi.
9 ask our readers to bear with ins
:the place to come end learn under a little while longer till we have
' nachiihe installed and learned to
operate it.
The reorganization of the Bible
,School. of Emanuel Evangelical Ch-
-arch was effected last Sunday ev-
ening -at the close of .the evening
ONT. !worship. orship A review of the work
and. done, as well as the reports sub-
Prai'ae ! mitted, revealed, a very prosper-
ous year of Christian endeavourin
Friday 4.10 p'an.—Jr. E.L..CE every aspect of the work and ev-
xiday 830 p.m.—Choir Practice e1'y department of the organizat-
ion• The following officers were
eierted. Superintendent, J. E.
Gascho Assist -Supt, Josiah Gei-
eer; "Secy,. Newall Geiger; „Trees
Lee Roy, O'Brein. ;• The :following
attended every Bible School Ses-
sion - in the past year and 'were
�nres<:nted With a sn:it:'ub'e pr r.eThe
pastor .addressed them in a few
well chosen words andhen] hi?de
commended them fo- their •sp'd
faithfu"`n s' in Atte:ldhn:e. H'nry
Treemnet.. .Moss `Lydia Fenest, Miss
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This valuable leadership.
Evangelical Ch-7'rc1., Notes
ZURICH
Thursday 7,30 p:n Prayer
The Church is in the building
bnsines's. - It is bntldl.ng Por et-
ernity. ChristLke charater, Christ -
.
Ian homes and schoo'l's: Benevol-
ent` and philanthropic institutes..
•A cbrieti'in clviliz;ition. It is the
' nnfail.ing source of better asocial
'•epri iiticins It is a cable linking
earth and heaven together. Fol -
.low its radiant gleam and aspire
J heavenward.
' t 1 1 0 el,; «, 0 ee. Mildred Geiger, Miss Rosanne Sar-
; Subject—The Call to the Christ- ir'hn ani] MiSs Pearl Gabel, Mise
tan IVt.inistry: T,e+die :Pella ]hes not missed one,
Bible Sch000i Session in ten years.
11 a.m.—Bible 'school, ;and she missed only once in the
.T, E, Gakcho, Supea;intendcnt. l,tst,13 years, Bravo() I , The pes-
ter called her the never missing,
{ ' )' , igi'4tt ,.:sln1.k p'u''r. In hoilnt "lid hecnJ;-
3 Subject—Reigiolrs Educit'on and ni1ien of tti's mo.;t e;a .ele:ht leen .1
lIrange1140. ;1‘. ) `e ,nt^'1 wit''h a vain-
..RsY, 137.. Y. Dreierr Pastor able teacher's bible. Go thou and
do likervibe, 1. 1 1
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