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V. C. Wagner, Agent, Zurich I
lunch was served. ,I
The many Wends of Mies n.nie
McTaggart, Who was seriolely Min's
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glad to learn that she is ill ving�
favorably.
Jas. Hogarth and Thos: �HtAi*'a?in,
attended the funeral of th; niece,
Ethel Hogarth, whose sad' e',falla os -
cured in Seaforth Hospital o uiida>`
last, following a few week's. tress at
the early age of 16 years.
Grace Manson : of Londe"a visited
at her home here. •"
Betty Grant, RN., of Ex , 'vis-
ited with friends in town , f
days,
Conrad Siemon has dispos
splendid farm on the Zurich
Elmer Thiel of Blake, who
possession about the middle
After his sale, Mr. and Mrs. Scanlon
intend moving to Hensall to reside.
Wm. Armstrong, who - lass ,been
spnding a month with his f,aughter
in London, has returned iionl";
civic tanlarovein:oiits WAS $237.15, wh-
ie"b 'was used chiefly in beautifying
parks.
• T. Wigginton, of Clinton, has Just years has been .an •esteeind resident of
completed the construction of a dye Lxeter, died after ah illness of only
years, and the term ;may extend. Her
pupils will be last India girls.
Bobt. McFalls, who for the past 5
vat for the Clinton Knitting Comp-
any which is said to be very perfect
of its kind, The vat is built of ab-
solutely flawless Ontario white pine,
for which the price of $165 per tho-
usand feeet was paid., One plank us-
ed measured three inches by eight-
een inches by sixteen feet long.
Rev. E. L. Vivian, Mrs. Vivian and
little' son arrived in Exeter Tuesday
few 1; last, where Mr, Vivian will take ch-
arge of l,is new duties as Rector of
the Trivitt Memorial Church, He
comes to Exeter from Woodstock,
where he was rector of AliSaints'
Church in conjunction with Beach-
ville.
The annual meeting of the Kirk
ton Agricultural Society was held in
Aberdeen Hall on Sat, last. The Prs-
ident, John Morphet, occupied the
chair. The treasurer showed the tot -
9, al receipts for the year to be $1757.,-
v 84; expenditures $1685.b7, leaving a
balance of $121.97. Number of entri-
es Were 1867 being the largest in the
history of the Society. The number
of paid members for 1931 is 110.
Mr. and Mrs. Jos. S. Grant of
Exeter, announce the engagement of
their eldest daughter, Elizabeth Anne
to Henry C. Carey, youngest son of
Mrs. Nancy Carey of Goderich. The
marriage to take place early in Feb-
ruary.
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ruary.
Miss Maud Howell, daughter- of
Mr. and Mrs. M, W. Howell of God-
erich is snaking preparations to leave
for Trinidad, where she will be eng-
aged as a teacher in connection with
the mission of the United Church of
Canada. Miss Howell has resigned
her position as principal of the con-
tinuation school at Holstein and will
sail from Boston March 5th for San
Fernando; Trinidad, where the school
hi which she will teach is situated.
COUNTY NE
The Kincardine 'Packing
ited, has gone into lipuidati' "°
Word has been received in ...,Neter;
of the death of H. I. Kahle 'p f' Re
Hy
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chester, Minn., son of the
Kehler, former harnessulaker
ton. The deceased was' be,
Zurich 67 years ago and was
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_., _ At St. Peter's church, Godeiii
Monday morning last, the m
of Anthony J. Wisser, son of,�rlr
- Mrs. Wm, Wisser, of Formps'a,'j
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Master Clarence Love is recover-
ein. from. an attack „of._B1.,Qnc,hiti ,,,af-
xretng-- ncnca .°to ins room tar
.several days.
.Mss. J. H. Cochrane spent a few
s ,Tags in London recently.
Mr. and Mrs. H. Fuss and family
sepeut Sunday at the home of Mr. and
Aire Joe Bechier of Blake.
gdiss Dorothy Kyle spent a few
•thys. ;with Miss Annie Jerrott.
"'We are pleased to report that Mr.
717m-dinand Stelck is recovering nicely
;,£prom his severe illness.
Quite a number from this vicinity
;attended the funeral of the late Mrs.
McBride on Monday afternoon,
:geld from the home of Mr. and Mrs.
.Hayter. The sympathy of the
.=es�.,�rnuv.ity is extended to the bereft
ogres in their hour of sorrow.
They will reside on the groom's
farm. near Dashwood. Their many
friends wish them a happy and pros-
perous wedded life.
STANLEY TOWNSHIP
Miss Rose Snowden and Mrs. Thos
Snowden are visiting with friends at
St. Thomas.
Mr. Archie Armstrong was a recent
guest with Mr. Jos. Mossop, of Varna.
Mr. Geo. Williams was a recent
guest of, Roy Scotchmes.
On Wednesday, January 14th, the
neighbors and friends of Brucefield
locality were shocked when they re-
ceived word of the passing of Olga
L. Knight, of Brussels locality, in
Lbnden. Olga was very young when
she came with mother and sister to
live with her cousin, Chas..Penfound,
of the 4th "con., Stanley. She receiv-
ed her public school education at
D A S H W O O D No. 14, Stanley, going to Seaforth
Collegiate at 12 years of age and
to Madeline Jeffrey, daughter
and Mrs. Joseph Jeffrey, Geidej•ich,•
was solemnized, Rev. Father. Lowry
officiating.
for five continuous years roomed at
''tis- and Mrs. Leonard Schroeder the hone of Mrs. J. Reid. She then
:•nz Windsor spent a few days with the left Seaforth to finish up in the St.
...urmer's parents, Mr. and Mrs. J.
sachrocder.
Mr. Leonard Birk of Guelph and
'Liss E. Lindenfield of London, spent
;the week -end with Mr. A. Birk and
'Verna.
Miss Louisa Staubus had the rids -
Thomas Collegiate. While there she
took up the English language as a
special, was on the debating team for
that school representing Elgin County
From here she received her diploma
Entering London Normal School in
1928 she continued studies. It was
At the annual meeting of th�,,l1s+it-
icultural Society of Exeter h�id'sI?ri-
day eve. Jan. 16th, in the toslill`iall,
reports showed the membeashiebe
at 130 President Wm. Ward 1 lcsi-
gen tune to slip on the sidewalk on while there that she took ill, taking
e:,.aturday evening fracturing her the flu, from which she never recov-
,sciile. i eyed, being forced to give up school
The Walther League of Zion Evan- in April of 1929.
egelic:al Lutheran Church held their
xnontlely business meeting in the base -
:+nn nt of the church with good attend-
ance. There will be bible lesson next
'Thursday night.
A goodly number of fans attended
"the hockey tournament at Exeter last
;Friday night. This game was witnes-
sed by more than a handful of Dash-
wood spectators. The game on Mon -
.day evening resulted in a victory of
-1,
in favor of Dashwood.
Restemeyer :Willert
A pretty wedding took place at the
Zion Lutheran Parsonage, Dashwood
• is;cinesday, January 28th, at five
;a'clock p. m. when Miss Lillian Eiz-
salestb. Willert, second youngest dau-
,ghter of Mr. Henry M. Willert, of
'Tess.shwood was smutted ir, marriage
Ale Aaron C. Restemeyer, oldest son.
,tri' Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Restemeyer.
tial: ear. W. Ness performed the cere -
Tony. The bride looked charming
:;,n a navy blue dress also the'groom
'v,ore a dark navy suit. After the
-' aeiy •wedlock they 'returned to the
home of the bride's father and sat
,.'own to a sumptuous wedding din -
ter with the nearest relatives. The
:beidegroom's gift to the bride was
:see of silver knives and forks; to
:1,e, bride's maid, a handsome neck-
. a sr ;, to the best lean a set of cuff
l3ir�t3rs and tie pin, The gifts to the
irtK and groom, were :'beautiful.
HENSALL
a. few days. The deceased was in his
90th year. The cause of his death
was acute bronchitis. He was barn
on the 2nd con. of Biddolph on the
farm on which he resided until he
came to Exeter five years ago to live
with his daughter -hl -law, the late Mrs
W. McFalls. Since the death of Mrs.
e -
McFalls about two years ago thed
ceased made his home with his grand-
daughter,
The Exeter Tunes -Advocate pub-
lishes the following under a Crediton
heading: "We, the undersigned, have
agreed not to go with any girls from
Exeter or five miles surrounding
from January let to. Feb.. 1st. Any Q 1
of the club. members seen with a girl Herald Printing
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from Exeter Of five "miles surround-
ing must pay a penalty of 25c. Any
member can skate or dance with a
girl but can not take: them home_
Kenneth Lillow, Lloyd Wein, Lorne.
Gainer, Rodney Bowman, Gordon
heist, Maurice Beaver; William Gail-
er, L Wein."
ded. The total a3uoun%' .spe'.gS;;irer. Her engagement is for two and a hall
Quite, a number of our residents
had money invested in the stocks of
the Stinson Brokerage Company .
who made an assignment recently in
Toronto.
Our local skating rink is being well
patronized by the Young People of
the village.
The many friends of Miss M. Ellis
will be sorry to hear she is confined
to her room through illness.
On Sunday, Feb. 1st there will be
a men's choir in the United Church.
Some 40 voices lead the singing.
The dramatic society of the St.
Paul's Anglican Church are giving 'a
play entitled "Step on It, Stan," in
the town hall, Hensall, on Friday ev-
ening Feb. l3th.
Lula iv, i'Donald of Toronto is vis
iting at her home on the London.
itoacl.
Grace Chapman of Hamilton, if,
visiting itt 'the home of her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Chapman.
The choir of the Carmel Presby
zerian Church held . social in hone .
of i4ir. end Mrs. ,las. A.' Bell, wh
nave resigueit 1.A% ,,> A kd.1: a.. AU, �3 yL
ars of faithful service, A daint;
Thursttay, �+',e arua r Stli, 1931.
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gave The "Old Huron & Erie" in 1930.the
remarkable increase of—
PP-
in savings deposits and debenture investments which
now total over—
The Paid -in Capital and Reserve Fund now stand a $7,800,000
(—the reserve fund having been increased by $100,000 from the profits seS 1930)
Total assets—upon whichdepositors and debenture owners have First
;laim-increased from $43,900,000 to $47,090,000.
If depositors and debenture owners were repaid- ever= dollar of their
'money The Huron ,8c Erie would still have left $7,800,000 --abundant
surplus security which increases year by year.
Realizing that there is no substitute for a. savings account to meet
pportunities and emergencies—are you building a- worth while reserve?
The Huron. & . rk orts e Corp ration
"Older than Me Dominion of Canada"
T. C. Meredith, K.C., Chairman of the Board
Hume Cronyn,President
Mai. -Gen. the Hon. S' C. Mewburn, K.C., Mice -President
A.ylsworth, General: Manager
APPLICATIONS FOR HURON & ERIE 'DEB+.NTURES
Iesurst for i to 5 years inclusive: for $100 and overare ,accepted at
at any time by, , ANDREW E. HESS, ZURICH.