Zurich Herald, 1929-09-26, Page 14
Vol. XXX No.I5
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ZURICH, THURSDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER 261929.
Chester L. Smithe PlaYersekesce
$1,25 a year, U.S, $1.50 In Advarzat.
et.selei ALItRaiRS, $2 lifiXr 00.41710tat
ake your Fall purchases from your home Merchants
The executive af Wed. Huron Tea-;
themAseociation met in the Exeter
school on. Saturday afternoon last;
to arrange for the Convention to. be:
he'd at Exeter on October 14)th and
31th. M. J. GL IVIcEachen R.A., 33.
Peed, will be the: Department repress.
entatives.
DASHWOOD
Mr. and Mrs. Geneve Koch return-
ed from Detroit on Saturday:after sp
ending three weeks -withi their &H-
ocken. Milford, Aims and Rosie
Koch returning. with them..
Mr. Louis Adams of Lonox was
:a, visitor in town an Sunda.y
Mr. J. C.. Reid visited his brother
in Varna a few days last week.
Mr. Elmer Zimmer of London is
spending a few days with his parents
Mr. and Mrs. Ervin. McIsaac and
family of Ahmerstburg is Visiting the
former's parents, Mr. and 1VIrs. P.
McIsaac.
Miss ,Anna Tiernan left last week
for Guelph where she will attend 'Mc-
Donald Hall.
Mr. and NTS. Jacob Brenner of
Kitchener spent a few days in this
Mr. Harry Hoffman and family
motored to Ingersoll on Sunday.
Mrs. Faust, Mrs.. Link and Miss
England visited in. Clinton last week
Miss Myrta Hoffman of Kitchener,
visited her parents on Sunday.
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ces the date of the Evangelical Fowi
Supper has been postponed to Qct -
ober 23rd..Do not forget this clate.
Mr. and Mrs. A. Haugh and. the
Misses Kraft motored to Brantford
on Thursday.
Mrs. S. Reid of Bayfield, Mr. Por
ter of Goderich, and Mr. Grangier of
Toronto University spent Sunday
the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. C.
Reid.
111LLSGREEN
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The late Robert Love
There passed away in London on
Friday, September 20th, 1929e MT,
Robert Love of Hillsgreen. Mr:Love
was a highly respected man and lived
in this community all his life. }Te
was a member of Hillsgreen cheach
and an Elder. Some years ago he
was confined to his room and about a
year ago was taken to a home in Lon,
don where he passed peacefully away
to his Heavenly home in his 69th year
The funeral which was held privately.
from his son's home, Mr. Milton
Love in Hensall on Monday Septem-
ber 23rd at 2 o'clock. Interment in
Baird's Cemetery. Rev. R. Connor;
of Kippen, conducting the services,
assisted by Rev. A. Sinclair of the
United Church, Hensall. He leaves
to mourn his loss his sorrowing wife
and two daughters, Mrs. Albert Keys
of Blake and Mrs. J. McEwerrof Hen-
sall; also four sons: Milton of Hen-
sall, Ross and Glenn at Hillsgreen;
Grant, of Lansing, Mich. Besides his
brothers and sisters: Mrs. Fisher and
Mrs. McMurtie of Hensall, Mrs. W.
Randell of Platsville; Jas. and Wm.
Love of Hillsgroen, and Andrew of
Hensall.
Miss Edna Cochrane has returned
to her home and is getting along nic-
ely. after her operation in Clinton
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Hospital October- 24th, and invites all people
Mr. George Stephenson and Mr. to keep this date open for this big
Weeks of Walkerton spent the week- .event.
end at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Robt. Stephenson. The house' recently purchased by
Mrs. Elsom has returned to the Miss Helen Sreenan from Miss Ida
home of Mr. W. Carlile and family, Brill on Louise Street, is undergoing
after spending several days at Tor- improvements. Mr. H. Eickmeier is
onto and Niagara Falls. redecorating the interior, while Mr.
Mr. Grant Love of Lansing, Mich., H. G. Hess has wired the same for
attended his father's funeral on Hydra power.
Monday.
Anniversary Services were held on The Annual Children's Day And -
Sunday, when Rev. Maines of Walton versary will be observed at Emanuel
preached fine sermons morning and Evangelical Church, Zurich next Sun
evening. The choir rendering special day. The pastor will bring an ap-
anthems assisted by Mrs. Flsom, of propriate .message for the occasion at
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Moose Jaw, Sask., who sang a de -
the morning worship and the me
lightful duet with her brother, mr. ers of the Bible School will render
W. Carlile and a duet by Misses Ag_ a special program consisting of exer-
nes Love and Martha Carlile. cises, recitations., choruses, dialogues
etc., and epecial, music at the evening
Quite a number from this vicinity
took in the Seaforth Fair on Friday 'ervice.
also the Zurich Fair on Tuesday. Mr, and Mrs. Win. Hess of Pon-
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,Mr. and Mrs. A. Voisin of St. Clem
eriS were Tuesday visitors in town.
Kiss Carrie Brenner of Kitchener,
spent the week -end at her home here.
Mrs. John Brenner is visiting at
Detroit for a few days.
11‘1r. Dan Heist of Carlo, Mich., is
periding' a few weeks at the Williams
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Mr. and Mrs. Win. H. Bender of
Detroit visited relatives here on Mon-
day.
Me. and Mrs. John Weseloh of
Waterloo are visiting a few days with
Zurich friends.
Mr- Wm. Dumart 4f Kitchener, ie
}Spending the week at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Hy. Yungblut.
Dr. and Mrs. A. J. MacKinnon we-
re away to Toronto and Caladon
East during the past week. The lat-
ter being the Doctor's Termer home.
Mr. Newell Geiger left on •Thurs-
day morning for Toronto where he
will take up studies in the University
in preparation for future work.,
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Merner and son
Leonard, Miss J. E. McDonald and
Mr. Lloyd Walper were on a pleasure
trip to Niagara Falls the past week.
The various officials of the Hay
Mutual Fire Insurance Co., held a
business meeting at Grand Bend on
Saturday last. • . •
St. Peter's Lutheran Church, Zur-
e:e..111(s/announces that. their. . annual
elres-..'weeeper date nas been set for
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title, Mich., and brother to Messrs
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ich, are spending a few days with
their relatives in this vicinity. Mr.
Hess is one of the 111211y Zurich Old
Boys who has made well in the in -
lustrous city of Detroit, and while at
present yet a young man, is so com-
fortably situated that he is in retire-
ment.
zukrcH FALL FAIR
The ideal fine weather on Tuesday
marked one of the best and most
successful in the history of the Zur-
ich Agricultural society, not alone as
fine weather, but with a record atten-
dance, and a keen competition with
the very choicest of exhibits. There
were more autos .on the grounds
hap. we think at any other time. The
;nside departments were , well filled,
in factthere was little more space a -
;linable for any more exhibits, and
the musical numbers that were contr-
ibuted by the various exhibitors was
indeed an inspiration and made things
lively• an. Ross, the judge of the
live stock advised us that Zurich fair
had the finest display and best ex-
hibits of shorthorn and grade cattle
and sheep of any fair that he had
visited this fall. And Mr. Darroch,
the Judge for horses stated that the
Zurich fair this year contained the
finest display of horses that he has
seen at a local fah in five years. So
1029 fair will likely go down in
history as one of the best ever. The
home raees were a big attraction as
they' had to keep racing till attor
five (Meek before the winners could
be decided on. A new track record
was set for the trich track, and this
Will E1180 be .oneof the outstanding
happenings of the fair. Space will
not perient, us this week to publish
all the Prize winners, only the Iiv'
stock will appear, and next weel ore
I will conclude with -the inside Ablaut -
I rients t .
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$1$0 to $6.50
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We beg to announce a recructintm
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on all Grades of Anthracitn CnatL
In addition, we will allow a sEiseevere,
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