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Featuring: HAPPY JONES And the.
Southern Harmony Four Quartette.
Madam Lawrence in her popular Mel
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MONDAY EVE. APRIL 8th.
Dors Open 7:30; Curtain 8.15'
Children 25c. Adults 35c, plus War
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The March meeting of the Blake
Mission Band was held at the home
of Mrs. Wm. Finlay. - Owing to the:
absence of the President, Miss Gladys
Douglas took the chair. The meeting
was opened by singing Hymn '771,
after which the Scripture • Lesson,
• Romans 17, was read, followed by.the
Mission Band Prayer. Hymn• 521
was sung. The minutes of last meet=
ing were read. and adopted, after wh
ich the roll call. was taken. After
Hymn 76$ was sung, the topic from
the study book, 'In the African
Bush" was given by Gladys Douglas.
The meeting was closed by singing
Hymn 761, followed by the Lord's
• Prayer in unison, after which a dain-
• ty lunch was served by the hostess. -
0 Miss Margaret Meyers, who tau-
ght school on the Goshen Line, left
• 'on Tuesday for Toronto, where she
• will spend the holidays.-
Mr.
olidays.-Mr. and Mrs: Milton Johnston and
family who spent a few weeks at the
• home of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas John-
' ston, the former's parents, . left on
Wednesday for their home at Thorn -
O low, New. Ontario.
411 - Mr. Gascho and family of Emily
• City, 1Vlich., spent Sunday at the
g home of Mr. and Mrs. John Bechler.
a Mrs. Gascho, who was called here
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on account of her father's illness, re-
* turned home with them.
.Miss Jessie E. McDonald, teacher
of S. S. No. 9, is spending the holi
.• days at her home near Ripley.
`• 11Ir. and Mrs. G. S. Howard and
daughter Evelyn of Exeter called on
friends in this vicinity on Good
Mr, and Mrs. Norman Geseho and
little son of Zurich, called on friends
in the village on. Friday.
DRYSDALE,
A very nice musical Mass was sung
by the choir of St. Peter's Church,
Drysdale, under the direction of Miss
Lena Denomme, organist, assisted by
Miss Eugenie Denornme on the violin
The Altars were beautifullly decor-
ated for the occasion. Rev. Father
Marchand gave a very inspiring ser-
mon. The ceremony was well atten-
ded by a large number• of parishion-
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Messrs. J. W. Horner and E. Akt
motored to Goderich on Tuesday.
Miss Muriel Preeter of Kitchener,
-was a holiday visitor with her many
Zurich friends. ,
Mr Nebitt Woods of Toronto, is
holidaying with Mr. and Mrs. T. L.
Wurn1.
A goodly number from the village
and vicinity attended the Hensel].
Spring Show on Tuesday.
Mr. Dan Gascho left for Kitchener
on Wednesday, where he will likely
be- for week or so.
Miss Marguerite Prang or Detroit,
visited her parents over the week-
end. • •
Miss Lulu Albrecht of Toronto, was
a.week-end visitor at the home of her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jno. Albrecht.
'Mr. John Freid, who has been vis-
iting with his sister, Mrs. C. Fritz,
has left for his hone in California.
Mn Garnet Walper of Detroit, was
an' Easter holiday visitor, with his
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Casper Weber
Mr. Arthur C. Pigeon, Prine;pal of
Zurich' Continuation School ]w;; left
for his Iionle at Stratford, whet he
is spending the Easter ]ao :days.
Miss Meda Surerus, of the Toronto
public school teaching staff, is spend-
ing the week at her home on the
Bronson line. '
Mr. and Mrs. C. 0. Smith, and two
sons;' Gordon and Stanley, motored
to 11.'',,,Abener on, Wednesday, to visit
a sister of Mrs. Smith's who is .quite
ill at the hospital at that city.
Dr. and Mrs. H. H. Cowen and dau-
ghter IVlarion visited at Fergus over
the week -end. Dr. Cowen returned
on Monday, but Mrs, Cowen and Mar-
ion are stayiing over for a week.
Messrs. Clayton and Clorence Hoff-
man, of Galt, were Easter visitors
with their parents here. The former
is spending the week in Zurich.
Mr. •Theodore Wagner, accompan-
ied by Mrs. Emsley and daughter
Anna, were Easter visitors at the
home of the former's parents, Mr.
and Mrs: W. C. Wagner.
The Easter Tuesday Euchre Party
and Dance held in the Town Hall Zur
ich, on Tuesday evening of this week,
and under the auspices of the St.
Boniface Churchwas wellattended,
and a good evening's amusement was
enjoyed by all present.
The "Southern Cotton Pickers"
Concert troup of Detroit, are putting
on a concert in 'the town hall Zurich
on Monday Evening, April 8th. A
free dance will be given after the
program conducted by the concert
Company.
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Two of • our young sportsmen in
the persouell of Mr. Wm. Lamont and
Ward Fritz, enjoyed a most pleasant
outing over the Easter season on an
extended motor trip to Kingsville,
where the paid a visit to Jack Minor's
bird sanctuary • plantotion, and on
their way toy Windsor, they called on
Rev. Father A. M. Stroeder at Maid-
stone, where they enjoyed a very
happy hour or so. Leaving Maid-
stone the wertt to Windsor, and De-
troit, and then after seeing many of.
the beautiful sights they motored to
Saginaw, and also visited several re-
latives and friends in the northern
part of Michigan, returning to Zur-
ich on Sunday evening.
Late Lisette Reichert
The death took place at. her home
just west of Zurich, on March 26th
of Miss Lisette Reichert, aged 68
years and 21 days. Deceased was
never married and. lived alone for a
long time, and was found in her chair
life being extinct, probable_tause be-
ing heart failure. Being born and
raised in this vicinity, she *as a life-
long resident, and is. survived by one
brother, Mr. Henry Reichert of the
village, and three sisters; Mrs. Rueck-
beil of Cavalier, N. D., Mrs. John
Pfaff and . Miss • Catherine of Hay
Township. The funeral which took
place on Thursday, M=arch 28th, was
held private, and was conducted
by Rev. E. Tuerkheirn, pastor of the
Lutheran church. Interment being
made in the Lutheran cenietely,
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