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Home My WebLink AboutZurich Herald, 1931-02-26, Page 4' '�• ia.,y Fo C HERALD Thursday, Fein cry 26th, 1931 4144.144.4.4.+++++++++++++++++ 4,44+4.4.4.+++++++++++++4+4.+44 ti } .tea. BEFORE PURCHASING A 4. &IACHINE ANYWHERE BE SURE ` AND HEAR • THE i. VICTOR OR THOSE INTERESTED IN BATTERY MACHJNES BE SURE ee. TO COME IN AND HEAR THE NEW R. 10 MODEL—NO BAT- VICTOR RADIOS Selectivity! Sensitivity and Value You Get T � _u ilei All .-11..:,"41011111a "111 In the New 1931 • VICTOR RADIOS It had to come—but only screen -grid micro -synchronous balance could bring it, only the new 1931 Victor Radio gives it. Everything about Victor's lat- est radio is new, different, new in design, new in performance new in tone, and better, If you want clean-cut separ- ation of stations, if you want the thrill of distant broadcasts, if you want the radio of to- morrow in your home today— you want a VICTOR. eeh TERY CHARGING WITH THIS POWERFUL MACHINE. 1. Wm. C. 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Mrs. G.Bonn, accompanied by Mrs SISChultz, spent Monday at the home seaf Mr. and Mrs. Rudy Oesch. ;i'iss Florence Gerber attended `the 'wedding of a friend near Baden laat :week. :err. and Mrs. Elmer Thiel visited trriends in Dashwood one day last eareella 1/Ir. and Mrs. David Oeech and fam- ily called on friends in the village on mssnday evening. DASHWOOD "'Ir. G. Keeler, Miss Allemang and Mies A. Hoffman spent last Saturday 'alai London. Mr. E. Game and Mr, J. Kellerman .aspent a few days in Toronto last iemeek. Miss Wyr.•ta Holtman or 1 itchener ant the week -end with her parents. Miss ..Snell of Londesboro spent the week -end with her sister in Black- eIrs. Chas. !Steinhagen is visiting :liar daughter in Exeter. 1Vtr_:L.Restemeyer Sr., is in a very tCera7 condition suffering from a -stroke. Mrs. V. Schatz e spending this we- ». with her parents., Mr. and Mrs, E. Allender in Blyth- . DRYSDALE .-- au Friday, February 20th, DTr. and !airs. Joseph Gelinas of this ;place ob- -erne i the 'tOth anniversary of. their. -dried life. Both Mr. and Mrs. Gel Mantes are enjoying very good health. �ar1'r, Gelinas who is eighty-three years :ad' age, :came to Stanley Township Wine e Water Highway from Quebec h .1Perovinee when an infant, Mx months ailed. His first night in this province :zpent in the open air on the bank of :e Huron, one and one miles from. here ;his home now stands. Mrs, i rdirras is eighty years of age, an d t . xlso .dire to Stanley Township from 't'alr 1Rlec Province at the age of six wears. Her parents' settling first as u. neighbor to Mr. Gelinas' parents. I .sixty years ago they were married in e Roman Catholic church on the' �i ae Water Highway, the Late Father,`I Thee .phe,r officiating. Eleven children element horrn to this couple of whom e ;. are' s`.ul J;"vh.1 `r .. , ..y band I. l .�:n and a :i . gj•�..t grand child, Mr. Gelinas was a hard- working far- mer in his younger days and delights in talking about .tilling the soil and feeding cattle, and remembers very well when There were no divers coor top buggies, IRA only the big wagon to go sporting around in. • During the sixty years of their wedded life the couple resided within a mile and a half of where their home now is. Twenty-six years ago Mr. Gelinas bought the .place then known as the Drysdale Store and farm, and have lived there since. And it is the wish of their many friends that this :fine old, couple will be spared with life and good health to enjoy many more years of life together. HILLSGREEN W. 31. S.—The regular monthly meeting of the Womens' Missionary Society was held at the home of Mrs. Ross Love on Friday afternoon February 20th. The program was in connection with the World's Day of Prayer with Mrs. (Rev.) Connor as leader. The meeting opened with a silent meditation call to Worship by leader hymn 165. The consecration of the Witness and the Witnessing church was then given and silent pra- yer. Hymn 270 was sung. Prayer of Thanksgiving was given by Mrs. J Cochrane. Prayer for Witnessing Church by Mrs. W. Turner. Hymn 295, Witnessing through the Ages, was then given. Prayer for a Cruise- ader of Righteousness by Miss Annie Jarrott. Prayer for our King, our Empire, and our Country for Peace by Mrs. Robt. Stephenson. Hymn 7i responsive reading. Hymn 390. Wit- nessing in a new age. Prayer for our church, Faithfulness, Miesionarys, fol India and China,` by Mrs. (Rev.) Con- nor, Prayer for. youth, Mrs. J. Coch- rane. The business and offering war then taken. The March meeting evil' be at the home of Mrs. Chas. Steph- enson. Hymn 540 was sung. The meeting closed With prayer. Mr. Geo, Stephenson of Walkertor spent a few days with his parents,Mr and Mrs. ,IR,:obt. Stephenson. Miss Grace Rhino of the Gosh- en Line, spent the week -end with er friend, Miss Helen Anderson. Misses Annie and Agnes Cochrane of Clinton are spending a few days with their sisters on the Parr Line. Mr. Wm. Jarrott is attending the Good Roads' Convention in Toronto, his week, HENSALL Bens Strang, clerk of Usboruci Tp en SKnrday morning last; Chas. Jinks is able to be oun;gain si•ter his regent severe illness. r' Blanche Mustard spent a fes, days London visiting friends ,,f k • Harry Armstrong visited with Mr and Mrs, Geo, Armstrong, Hey,. Mildred Follick entertained a lhurm ber of her friends . on Thursday hast. 7.'hc occasion being her birthday. John Wilson is nursing a veily. sore hand caused by blood poisoning.' Johnny Farquhar is able to be out again after being confined ta, ; his horror for several weeks suillering from nervous prostration. J. W. White is ablbe to be, eout again after his recent illness. Mrs. Sadie Robbinson of Toronto, who spent the past two weeks visit- ing friends here, left for Seaforth where she will visit for a time. Mrs. Bella Gordon has been confin- ed to her home owing to a sprained ankle, but is improving. Allan McDonald left for Toronto last week, where he intends tilting a course in frying. Muriel Carlisle left for St. 1 rys last week, where she has secure a good _positions Mes. L. E. Sullens and Mrs. WMil- ler, of Chicago, are visitors at :