HomeMy WebLinkAboutZurich Herald, 1928-09-20, Page 1Vol. XXIX No 12
ZURICH; THURSDAY MORN
Zurie.h Pall Fair.; Sept. 24 and 25th.
Mr. Ernie Gross of Chesley was a
LOCALS week -end visitor With friends in the
Mr. and Mrs. F. W. 'Hess of Hen- Mr. and Mrs. W. IT. PfiIe of Hen-
i.sa11 were Monday 'visitors in the sa11, were Tuesday visitors at the
village.. home of Mrs. Lydia Pfile.
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. F. Braun, and
family of Forest were: Sunday visit- Mr. and 'Mrs. PhiilipSSippel, and
..ors at the Home of Mr_ Willi :m La- son Alvin , and ' Mrs. SipeI Sr., all
mont. of Milverton, were Sunday visitors
at the liome of IVIr. and Mrs. C. L.
• Mr. and Mrs. Win.. Jacobe and Smith. They also visited relatives
family of Parkhill,,. were Sunday on the 14th con., and the Blue Water
visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Highway over the -week-end.
Sol Jacobe.
Hay Council held a special 'meet -
Messrs. Galt, and ClaxeYcs 3ng last Friday evenings in The
Hoffman of Galt, were Sunday aad Clerk's office and at this time arran
hors with their parr- cements •were made to soppily the
Mrs. W. H. HofE=riar•r_ Zurich Telephone Central with a
Mx. and Mrs. Litt of Sebringville, new staff .of operators, and. the Co -
were Sunday guests with Miss Pearl until saw fitto appoint Misses Mar-
Hreier; at the E.`aanngene parsann- garet Schilbe and Lottie Tuerkheim
as Joint managing operators.
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Chester ]til SmfthF Pakinclialk
$1.15 N Tia.* fa AftivalaP.
$L50 IN ARR,LArxs.42 Nita BE QHAYiel
Get your Exhibits ready now!
Miss Nora Siebert, who Spexzi kie
vacation at her home here, returned
to Detroit on Saturday.
The annual 'Fowl Supper' of the
Evangelical Church, Zurich, will be
held on Wednesday, October, 24th.
Mr. Harvey McGee, of Auburn, Ont.
the popular entertainer, who delights
his, audiences wherever he appears,
has been secured to render the main
part of the program. There .will be
tons of eats on a dozen ,Of tables,
and barrels of laughs. Local. -,talent
will also find a prominent prace on
the programme and their record is
established. Wednesday- October
24th, is the date, and Emanuel Ev-
angelical Church, is the place. Hur-
rah! We're coming" with sbells on.
IN MEMORIAM
In loving memory- of our dear
daughter Dorothy, who died two
years ago Sept. 23rd, 1926.
Gone is our Dorothy we loved so
dear,
Gone is the voice we loved to hear,
T'is sad, but true, we wonder why
The best are always the first to die.
Your end came sudden, Dorothy dear
It made us weep and sigh,
But Oh! the saddest thing of all,
Rou never said good-bye.
Sadly missed by Mother, father.',
and Grandpa and Grandma Thiel.
Your New
Radio Set
You want the best radio
for your money. Come
in, see it and hear it --
then you'll-want-to.own
a•Kolstei,
E. OESCH, Agent
Zurich, Ont.
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Evangelical Chilrch Notes
ZURICH — ONT,
Poisonus Self -Pity
Get angry with yourse f, pa your-
• .1 self on the back, commend, blame,
love, or hate yourself, but do not ex-
ercise selfpity. Pity is a glorious
attribute when exercised towards
others. Yea verrily, thus it is' like
a mountain brook leaping, chattering
) sparkling, carry*ing laughter, refresh.-
meat and health to all. But self -
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S,lhtr!k holo" attiNi*
pity is like a stagnant pool, full of
ugly scum and slime. It eats into
your life like a corroding canker.
One who is sorry for himself invites
defeat and abuse and thanklessness.
It is hard to love the selipitier and
it is impossible to please them. When
well, they think they are sick,, and
when they are sick they are worse:
Selfpitying troops win no battle.
Don't courplain! Keep your chin up!
The courageous and cheery soul is a
star that shines and leads.
Tuesday eve., 7 pins Jr. League
Thursday 7:30, Prayer and Praise.
Friday 7,30 p.m.—Senior League
Friday £.30 p.m.—Choir Practice
SUNDAY SERVICES
Worship 10 A. M.
Subject --Che 'Thrilling Message
Of Departing Summertirne.
11 a m,—'bible School,
Temperance Lesson, Mr. S. Greb,
'Temperance Supt., will have eh-
arge of opening exercises.
.Y. E. Gasehe, Superintendent.
rorsbipi 7.30 P. M.
Subject --- God's Unspealarble
Boon to Malt
Iter, "9i1. Y. :Dreier, P jstor
Mrs. Earl E. Weido is spending a.
few days at Goderich. -
Mr. Kenneth Routledge of Oshawa
is spending his vacation with his
parents.
A number from the village at-
tended the Schatz—Bender nuptials
at Dashwood on Saturday. .
Mrs. John D. Woods of Bayfield is
spending a few weeks with her dau-
ghter, Mrs. T. L. Wurm.
Mr. Chas. Silber of Detroit, is sp-
ending the week at the home of his
father, Mr. C. Either.
Miss Amanda Prohl, Miss Susie
Deichert and Mr. Edward Wegenast
have returned to Stratford after at-
tending the Keller-Deichert Nuptials.
Thursday October 18th is the
date set for the fowl supper of the
Evangelical Lutheran Congregation,
Zurich, more particulars later.
Mr. and Idrs. Harry G. Hess were
Sunday visitors at Goderich, and
while there Mrs, I -less sang a solo in
the Victoria Street. Church Tin Sun-
dayevening: •
NIr. Herbert Kalbfleisch, B. A.,
and son of Mr. and Mrs. Lous Kalb-
fleisch, Hay Township left on Friday
morning for New Cork city where
he is attending University.
Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Barry of Dun-
ville, who have spent the past week
or so visiting at the home of Mrs.
Barry's mother, Mrs. 'Helen Camp-
bell, left on Monday , morning for
their hoine.
Mr.' and Mrs. C. Chalk and dau-
ghter, Mr. and Mrs. M. Chalk and
two children, ginseng growers of
Brantford, were Sunday visitors at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. William
Leibold, Babylon Line.
Mr. Dan Staubus, who recently
went to Landon, where he obtained
a position in a large ire mill as assist-
ant miller, was a week -end visitor at
his home here. Mf Staubus intends
to move his family to that city in
the near future, and is advertising
his property in Zurich for sale.
.lir. Walter Schnurr, who has con-
ducted a blacksmith business in the
village, in the shop formerly occup-
ied by Mr. John Hipper, is closing
the same, and having purchased a
similar business at Clifford, Mr.
Schnurr will move his equipment to
that place the latter part of this
month. We are indeed sorry to see
Mr. Schnurr leave town.
Keller—Deichert
An interesting matrimonial event
took place at the home of Mr. ana
Mrs. Peter Deiehert, Sr., Hay
Township, at five o'clock, on Wed-
nesday afternoon, September 12th,
when their slaughter Frieda Anna,
became the bride of Edward Conrad
Keller, son of Mr. and- `.Tis. Charles
Keller, also of Hay. The sitting -
room was decorated with a profusion
of Gladioli and Asters, and Rev.
'r'nerkheim performed the ceremony
before an arch of evergreen and
streamers. • While the Lohengrin
Bridal Chorus was played by Miss
Edith May McBride, the bridal
party took their places. The bride,
who was given in marriage by her
brother, Jacob, was attended by Miss
Susie Deichert, of Stratford, as
bridesmaid. Mr. Edward \`7eganast
supported the groom. The bride was
beautifully gowned in powder blue
crepe romaine With silver trimmings,
silver hose, gloves, and slippers to
snatch, and a white embroidered net
veil in cornet style with a wreath of
Orange Blossoms The bride's bou-
quet was of Sunburst Roses shower-
ed with valley lrihrs and maiden
Hair Fern. The • bridesmaid, whose
bouquet was of butterfly roses and
Maiden. hair Ferri, wore a sleeveless
gown of shell pink georgette over
sill,. crepe, flesh hose, Week satin
slippers and a rink mauve colt hat.
The bride's mother wore black satin
faced crepe with c mlrroidered georg-
ette and wore a corsage of Sunburst
roses acrid sweet peas. The gr'oom's
mother wore black satin contoa crepe
and corsage of Butterfly roses and
sweet peas. Wedding dinner Was;
served to about ninety guests at
prettily decorated tables in pink and
white dahlias and fern. ,.r, 3ace!,
Deichert and Mr. Adolph Keller as-
sisted the bride and grooms n :,er . ing
refreshments, 'The. Zurich Jubilee
Band and' the McBride Orchestra fur.
sashed the evrm.i.ng'e prof; fan, The
gifts to the bride and groom were
adnrerbus omd costly. The bride and
groom -wills be at home to their fri-
ends on the groom's farm wcst of
Dashwood after October 1st. The
Herald joins their many friends in
extending congratulations,
Fair Week
Specials
ALARM CLOCKS
ABSOLUTELY GUARANTEED
ONLY 98c
LADIES WRIST WATCHES
NEWEST STYLES
FANCY SHAPED, GREEN OR
WHITE CASES
$9.50
BEAUTIFULLY BOXED
On Display in Our Window
COAL
NOW IN YARDS
EIGHT CAR LOADS r. F,,
OF HIGH GRADE FUEL.
Scranton Anthracite:
Minehead Albert%
Solvay Coke
Hess, The Jeweller
MILLER CREEK SOFT CEM
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Phones—Office low. Hauge Lash,
The Business Built By Serr'icea.
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WE ARE SHOWING MANY LINES. OF WOMEN'S, MISSES
AND CHILDREN'S UP TO DATE FOOTWEAR AT MODERATE
PRICES, RANGING FROM $3.50 TO $4.50 A PAIR, INCLUD-
ING PAT. STRAPS, PUMPS, OXFORDS, BUCKLE SLIPPERS;,
AND CUSHION SOLES. , MISSES PRICES FROM $2.00 TO
$2.95. - a
MEN'S AND BOY'S WORK SHOES OF EVERY DESCRIPTION
WITH OUTSIDE COUNTERS.
REPAIRING DONE WITH THE BEST MATERIALS LAST THE.
LONGEST:
Men's Shoes soled, pr. $1.00 Women's Shoes soled, pr. 75e, $Sc, .I+'
Rubber heels, pr. 35c to 50c pairs, 1
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FORD COUPE—in good condition. $115, Terms
GRAY DORT TOURPNG--4 new tires' less than
buggy, with license.
3 STEEL TIRED BUGGIES.
the price of
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FORD DEALERS
AGENTS FOR THE NEW FORD CAR. PHONE FOR A DEr -
ONSTRATI •ON!
SECOND HAND FORT) PARTS AT HALF PRICE
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WE CARRY A NICE ASSORTME NT OF 6IIti Raaf ]wr`"
PRINTS, I3ROADCLOTFI RAYONS, SIURTINGS, CLYT +TONAD .'.
FLANNELETTES, DTC. .
SHOES, AND RUBBERS, HARDWARE, A • `ULL ASSORTMENT"
OF PAINTS, FOR SPRING 1" IOITSECLEANINC,r, HAR.Xbk+b+ ii:
REPAIRS A SPECIALTY.
FRESH GROCERIES ALWAYS ON HAND,
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