Zurich Herald, 1928-08-05, Page 1ZURIC
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ZURICH, THURSDAY MORNING, AUGUST 5, 1928,
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very pretty wedding was solemnized
at the Congregational Church, at
Lisle, •Illinoise, when Miss Marie
Werner, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. C.
L. Werner, of Naperville, 111., be-
came the bride of Rev. Nelson C.
Dreier, son of Rev. and Mrs. W. Y.
Dreier, of Zurich, Ontario. The
church aiditorium was beautiful'dec-
orated for the occasion. A central
arch, back of which the pulpit with
two tall white tapiers softly glowing
in glass candle sticks, was plainly vis
ible, was banked on either side with
ferns, foliage and baskets of pink
and white peonies along a white lat-
tice. Promptly at 8 o'clock, Mrs.
(Rev.) Lawrence Weiner , sister of
the bride, sang, "0 Promise Me".
Then to the strains of Mendelsohn's
Wedding March, played by Miss
Catherine Finkbeiner with violin ac-
companiment by Mrs: Wilbur Ros-
encranz, another sister of the bride,
the bridal party entered and took
their plata beneath the arch. The
bride was given in marriage by her
father. The impressive double
ring ceremony was used. Rev. Law-
rence Weinert, Ph. M. B. D., officiat-
ing. At the close of the service Mrs.
Rosencranz sang "I Love You Truly.
The bride was charming in a gown
of white georgettte trimmed in lace,
her veil caught up in a wreath of
orange blossoms. She carried a
beautiful shower bouquet of white
rose buds and lily of the valley. Her
only attendant was Miss Erma Stor-
aner of Washington, Ill. and was
gowned in maize color georgette and
carried a bouquet of pink roses,
sweet peas and daisies. The ''oToorn
was attended by Mr. Carl Werner,
a brother of the 'bride. Mr. Wilbur
Resecranz and Mr. Horner Pletch,'
acted as ushers: Immediately foll-
owing the ceremony the bridal party
relatives and friends repaired to the
church parlors where a reception
was given them by the members of
the church, of which Rev. Dreier is
the pastor. Rev. and Mrs. Dreier
left on a motor trip to Tower Hill
Camp, Sawyer, Mich., where they
will spend their honeymoon. Upon
their return they will make their
home a Lisle., 111. file bride and
groom are both graduates of North
Central College, Naperville. Mrs.
Dreier has been a successful teacher
in the High School at Chatsworth,
111., the past two years. Her charm-
ing ways and sweet disposition have
won for her a host of friends. Rev.
Dreier has been pastor of the Lisle
Co-ngregational church for two years
at the same time pursuing his studies
-at Chicago Theological Seminary,
Chicago. He is a promising young
minister of sterling qualities.
Evangelical Church Notes
ZURICH - -ONT.
Truth .Nuggets
He is happiest -who gives more sun
shine than shadow. Happiness was
born twin; to have it you must share
it. When you play hard.When
you work, don't.' play at all. Our
day is noted for obedient parents.
In the old Jewish days disobedience
and rebellious children were not
deemed fit or safe to live, so they
were stoned to death. Success won
by injuring others isn't success, its
sin. You have the true measure of
raatzan when -you 'know his ideal of a
woman, 'bachelors excepted. Be.
sure you zre right then go ahead.
Be ;sure you are wrong before you
quit. Earning your way makes the
way all the better. No way is good
without him who is "The way, the
truth, and life.
SUNDAY SERVICES
Worship 10 A. M.
Will be omitted on August 15th
and 12th„
11 a.m.-Bibi*! School, ;
J. E. Gascho, Superintendent,
Worthip: 7..30 P. M.
'The evening Service next Sunday
and in a 'week from hod Sunday
will be in charge of Rev. G. Scbrag
and 'Mr. Newell Geiger respectively.
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•Mr. and Mrs. E. Bender of Blyth,
were visitors at the home of Mrs.
Lydia. Pfile one day last week.
.Mr. Albert Hess is improving the
appearance of his block with a new
coat of paint.
Miss Agnes Kaercher of Bad Axe,
Mich., renewed old Zurich friends
the past week.
Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Schwartz have
returned to Detroit, after spending
their vacation here.
Mr. Harry G. Hess is attending the
Fourth Annual Westinghouse Radio
Convention at Kitchener on Wednes-
day of this week.
Mr. Chas. Makins of New York
City and Mr. Chas Makins of Hamil-
ton, called on their cousin, Mr. Wm.
Lamont, on Monday.
Mrs, D, Gascho and daughter Beat
rice, who spent a few weeks visiting
in Detroit, have returned to their
home here.
Mr. Walter Schnurr was a week-
end visitor at Toronto and Mildmay,
his father having underwent an oper
atkn at Toronto, and is improving
nicely.
Mr. Bruce Klopp, who has been
taking the special short course in
Art, at the Toronto University, for
the past four weeks, returned home
on Tuesday evening.
The call extended to Rev. Tueck-
heinn of Sullivan Tp., by the congre-
gation of St. Peter's Lutheran
chu`-qh has been accepted and
expected that the new pastor will be
inducted here about September 2nd.
Mr. Ed. Bossenberry, who has
been living near Bayfield the past
while, has now made his home with
Mr. and Mrs. Peter Koehler, of the
village.
Monday, August 6th, will again be
observed as Civic Soliday in Zurich,
this has beep the general motto for
the past number of years that the
first Monday in August be observed
thus. So we are just in line with
other towns and cities, and we would
ask the public to bear in mind that
all places of business will be closed
on Monday next.
While returning home from the
picnic at Grand Bend, last Wednes-
day evening, the car of Mr. Lennis
O'Brein took fire and the blaze was
surging out from the motor and up
to the top Which had also started, for
tunately the gas tank did not ig-
nite, and with ready help the flames
were subdued and put out, but the
car suffered much damage, and it is
a question whether' it can be fixed
up again for good service.
What might have proven an even
more serious accident took place at
the Drysdale corner the other even-
ing when Mr. Orville Smith and, fam-
ily of the Parr Line, Hay, was corn-
ing from the lake onto the Blue
Water Highway, and at the same
time Mr. E. Epps from Varna hap-
pened along and the two care col-
lided, with the result that. the occup-
ants werebadly shaken up, and a
small child of Mr. Smith's suffered a
bad cut in the face which required
several stitches to close.
Ari interesting auto wreck took
place on the Blue Water Highway on
Thursday evening last, when Mr.
Gordon Turnbull of Parkhill was go-
ing north in his car, having a trailer
attached and loaded with bags, and
at the same time Mr. W. H. Bender
of Detroit, 'accompanied by two men
of Zurich, were - going in the same
direction, and travelling at a very
fast speed. tr. Turnbull was not
aware that a car was approaching,
and consequently did not allow part
of the road which the fast oncom-
ing car required, and as a result Mr
Bender first. took the ditch and in
coming back on the road he hit Mr.
Turnbull's car and turned it over, on
its side, but fortunately no one was
injured to any extent. 'While the
men hear by were straightening up
things, the car of Mr. Albert Hen-
drick was standing on the road side,
when a travelling man from Toronto
happened along and bumped into the
Hendrick car. with the result that it
was also smashed up considerable,
but fortunately ue one wfrig injUred,
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