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HomeMy WebLinkAboutZurich Herald, 1931-07-09, Page 4e e. ' �-----"-'",���' IIIII11111', �»i1111I1ffIIN�lll�lll�'hllllllllllil11�1111}11111ll1p a' I I'I l til Ii1I11II@IilllltN1111,11 PTILEE ,�i;d� il1IE, Ilitltltf�hl I .t!.Itll,-lh I illi,..• _..� S T P! at Joe's Place, Drysdale For Gas, Oil, Etc., for your Car D FOR YOUR SUPPLY OF FOLLOWING GOODS WHICH MLR KEPT IN STOCK AND SLD AT LOWEST POSSIBLE PRICES, g rims, Clngharns, Shie,iisity Curtain 'Materials, Table Oiltr, gleed' les' Men's Overalls, W :ghiets, and G hkenas 7iM ierwear and Hosiery, Vibe Shir=ts, Vies, Sole:and all Underwear Fresk Groceries and rratits, Chisik 'Feeds, Flour, Salt, Gentian ',Seeds, Mengel and 'Turnip Seed, Seed Corn, Soft Drinks and lee (Cream in ;Season, Cigars, Cigarettes and Tobacco of all Wails. i . - , *OVlERALLS! OVERALLS! lain Blue Overalls, red back cdenim. An Extant Special in .Men's p out, two hip exeseflent wearing cloth. Sizes 1 rom 34 to 44; roomy , pockets, elastic suspenders. -Well made throughout for :only 41.25 a pair. Do not miss this. morning, ia duly 5e of Stewart Ttirnee, 11, yt id soil. of Mr. and'Mrs. •Har•' vey Turner-, The Sympathy of all ,is extended the . family. Stewart was aiding on the top of a wagonload' of hay when it' overturned and her - led •him Jegainst an iron post causing serious injuries to his head on Seance day afternoon., AU that medical std' and lovinghands could do was. of 'not Willert, Ulna Webs Algin I/ Meet, Garnet Weiberg, Leonard Shenck. Jr. III to Sr, III --Herbert Ness, Dougls,s Shenek, Hilda Maier, Ward Kraft, Erma Keller. f Don- ald -.-.•Dor oth y Kraft, III II to der, ver, Restemeyer, Lorne Klein Harry Hayter, Lois Geiser, Leona Fisher„ Harold. Maier, Jean IVIoulton, Ross Guenther, Verda Rinker, Re =mended on trial•, --Evelyn• Bayn avail and he passed peacefully away ham and Francis Eveland. to his heavenly home. His paserits'. Jr II to Sr. II -Willis Mc�c• s p e J. Gascho &Son, Props. j J. S. Bedard, Manager illili ilillll ll11111lllll111IIIIillIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIUIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIINIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII11111111IUIIIIIIIIIIIIIIi11111111111I1111I111IIIfIU11e.I and two sisters Irene and Dorothy,, and one brother Wilmer survive. Thel funeral was held on Tuesday after-, noon and was attended by a greati many- friends of the young boy. Rev R. R. Connor officiating. Interment!took place in the Bayfield cemetery] the pallbearers were his cousins.: El- mer and Ralph Turner, Mervyn and Allan Keys and Lorne Coleman... The floral flowers were most . beautiful and many. His teacher, Mr. Beattie and the scholars of S. S. No. '7„ St- anley sent a beautiful spray. r• en 22 ¢ a dad uys a $3000 estate -•. should yoo take a chance on your family's welfare ? When for 22c 'a •dray you can assure that your family would be paid $3,000 immedi- ately in the event sof your death -and make sure of a comfortable fund for your old age If you live ---can you afford to be without such protection? A National Life Automatic Endowment Policy will do this for you. Rates based con age 35. No Medical Examination For healthy men between the ages of ,15 and 45 no medical examination is required. Write, phone or see the branch manager for full particulars. NATIONAL. ASSURANCE Co. of Canada . TORONTO K. A. ROUTLEDGE DISTRICT REPRESENTATIVE ZURICH. ONT. Canadians have over $27,000,000 scavested 13uron & Erie - comae res. law for Authorized by tale,xecutors and trustees. 42 vex d half- Irearly upon $100 is and over rm 11 to 5 years. Applications are accepted by ADW F. HESS, Marie Allamang, Teacher• Room III; Jr, IV to Sr. IV -Maida 'Wein 78 (hon) ; Albert Goetz, 76 (hon) ; Reta Fassold 75 (hon) ; Harold Kraft 70; William Ness 69; Margaret Restem- eyer 63; Mervyn Willert and Lorne Genttner on trial. • G. M. Keeler, Teacher. collar bone, a.'hrektnis• ;,crust. bene: and. zoom( HatALD an,'injuxea knee calf were' the resul " ,,.".."a" ofthe'fall; )Sts1+ `1e�$ D.D. preached•„ Rev, S. ]. Hagg, • farewell sermon. in. Wesley -Wilds , own, RYA ,;,si 'f1 eeae�iT SD DASHWOOD. Mr. and Mrs. Rosendahl of R•itcli- ener are spending a few weeks with her father, Mr. I. Weltin. Miss Adella Fisher and &righter Edna left last week for Ipperwash Beach where they will spend the .sum- mer - Mr. and Mrs. Meerburg and fa;nUy of Port Frank visited in town on Friday. Mr. and Mrs. G. Callfas of :Sarnia spent a few days with relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Vallett .aud dau- ghter Herva Mr. and Mrs. Ira Camp- bell and daughter Barbara .Ann And Mr. Willie Voelker all of Flint, Mich. visited with Mr. and Mrs. Ey. .I Roff- man on Saturday. - Mr. and Mrs. Harry Siemon, and Mrs. Nicholson of London, Mr. =,and Mrs. David Hartleib of Dakota, visit- ed with Mr. Jonas Hartleib and La - vada on Friday. HENSAL.L nis United Church, Clinton Sunday ev- ening • • last.. D. Hogg, leaves t4 take As charge of a" Church. at. at. Strathroy a parting gift from the congregation he received a . purse of geld. Blyth Citizens' Band. was favored with ideal weather fortheir 24th, tato wh- ich. evening; June resulted in a fair' ttendance• There were four bands present from outside points, Luckirow; Harr:istan, W ingham and -Clinton, and choice selections were heard from. each band. June At high noon on Saturday; 27th, at the home. of Mr: and Mrs. John McFarlane, Magle. Grove Farm, Stanley Township, the marriage to- ok place of their only daughter, Ann to Mr. Kenneth Middleton Taylir, of Goderich Township. The ceremony was performed 1iy the Rev. Dr. Hogg. On Friday, June nth, at Saranac, Lake, N. Y., Amelia Helen Gave, R. N., daughter of. De, and Mrs.. Xs H. Willoughby, of Cobourg, Ont., to Dr. William Stuart Stanbury, son of Mr. and Mrs. J. G. Stanbury, of. Exeter: A pretty wedding was solemnized at the Manse, Egmondvllle; on Wed- nesday June '24tH,. when 'Blanche Iona, third daughter of Mr: and Mrs. Alex. Wallace, Seafort'h, was united in. marriage to Richard' Orvar Blake, son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Blake, Clinton. The ceremony was perfor- med by Rev. C. A. II'Ialeolin. Marvin Shrigley, of Fordwicli dis- trict, was the victim' of a painful ac- cident recently- Ire was leading. a cow when the animal became numan- ageable and ran. away. Mr. Shrigley had the rope around his hand and co- uld not release it, with the result that he was dragged some distance and re- ceived some painful bruises and his hand was burned to• the bone by the rope. IiNowt nom T; Herald Printing Offices Ed. Berry, of Detroit, was a re- cent visitor with his mother here. Mrs. Maud Redden returned home after a couple of weeks visit with her sister in New Ontario. Mr. and Mrs. Mark Drysdale were visitors with friends in Kitchener. Mr. and Mrs. Robt. Higgins and son Harold and Mr. and. Mr . tO Beaver spent Sunday visiting home of Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Hig- gins at Brussels. Mrs. 14Iillison, of Lambeth, a resi- dent of our village for some years together with her late husband, sp- ent the past week with frinds here, being the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Richard Blatchford. Will Fee and sisters, the Misses Sarah and Mary, are being visited by, relatives and friends from the West. Mrs. James Broadfoot announces the engagement of her daughter, Rossie E., to James A. McAllister, younger son of the late William Mc- Allister, of Hensall, the marrnage to take place quietly in. July. Mr, and Mrs. J. W. Ortwein and 'family held their annual family re- ' union to Bayfield on Wednesday last *here a most enjoyable time was sp- ent. Members of their family were present from Toronto, London, Kit- chener, Detroit and Hensall. Wm. and John Craig have fixed up a bowling green on thir lawn and ,quits a nlmber of their friends ga- ther each day. .Since the morning train to London has been discontinued there is a daily, bus service to points north as far as Goderich and south to London and Sarnia, also to the Bend. and Park- hill, arkhill, which is a great convenience to the tQ.:avelling public. Suffering from sunstroke since act Tuesday, David Turnbull 44, unmar- ried,'o.f near Exeter, died•at t the home sof his brother, James, here art Saturday. Mr. Turnbull arrived. at his brother's farm last Monday and was assisting in the work in the field when he suffered the stroke from which he failed to regain con- sciousness. The funeral was held to Exeter cemetery on Monday. Miss Bertha Bell of Toronto, is visiting for a few days with friends in town. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Shepherd of Paisley spent the week -end with the former's father, John Shepherd. Fred Manns narrowly escaped a bad accident when he collided with an auto on our Main St. He was rid- ing on a bicycle at the time and cary- ing a large tin vessel, and in turning in to the shop, he was struck with considerable force, enough to smash' - eery badly the bicycle on which he �q�D• R+R,••••••+,��1o�.ore+► '+�a �+t o+►o+►ao*1 �ror'►�ot�s SiT1I15CRiP riois1 RATES -$1.2S a►+• !year, strictly in advance; $1.50 in i arrears or $2.09 may be charged. t1:. S. $1.50 in advance. No paper discon-- 'tlnued untag all arrears are paid un-e- lless at optima Of publialier.. The dater Loi -wbicb every Subscription is paaiit tis deflated on the Label.. ADVERTISING RATES Display advertising made eknowno on application. Miscellaneous articles of not mors- than four lines, For Sale, To Rent,. Wanted, Los. Found, etc., One inser- tion 25e, 2 ccs. 440c., 3 ins. 50c. Faris or Real Estate for or sal eh fOe GS for first rends, lowing month. Professional Cards not exceeding. 11J2 inches, per year 35.00. In Memoriam, one verse .60c, .250 for. each ,additional verse; Card of Thanks, 50e. Auction Sales. -$2.00 per single insertion, if not over four inches ire lengtb- Mr. Jack Racshke and'; Miss 14eg- aret Merner of Detroit, spent .a few days with Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Mern- er. �s. Dashwood Band attended the ,spa its Clinton on July lst. Mr. J. C. Reid spent Thursday with, his sister in Lucknow. t I Dr. and Mrs. Strothers of ' Neee York and Miss Constance Streillers „: M.A., of Ottawa spent the Firs_)Vath: Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Reid Rev. Ness and Mr. Louis" macher are attending Synod in. broke this week. Mrs. Ness and children are visiting her parents in Tavistock duriing' Mr. l.e;t•r Ness's absence. Mr. and Mrs. Herman Zimmer aid Miss Theda Hayter of Windsor'. �ip¢ft the week -end with relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Schulze of Detroit,. spent the week -end with her parerlsts,. Mr. and Mrs. Louis Rader. Mrs. Allen Bills and favi ly'" i�"l 'ie•'^ troit are visiting her parents, �Mr: and Mrs. Henry Rader. • Schroeder Mr. and Mrs. Henry have returned hone after attending camp meeting in Lonndon for a ,few. weeks. .Mrs. F. Watson of Detroit spent the 4th with her parents. 'Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Snell. Mrs. Snell return- ed to Detroit with her and`•will;'visit a few days. Mr, Leonard Birk of Guelph is vis- iting his father Mr. A. Birk, Misses Jean and Mary McIsaac of Detroit are spending their vacation with their grand parents, Mi and Mrs. P. Mclsaac. Dr. and Mrs. E. Broughton and Miss Grace Kellerman of Toronto, are visiting their parents, Mr. and Mrs, J. Kellerman. Mr. and Mrs. Wm, Schroeder and family of Detroit were. wegii,end vis- itors with Mrs. Hamacher. Mr. and Mrs. Whitehouse and lam ily of Stratford spent a few days with Rev. and Mrs. Sauer. Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Martin of Detroit spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. 0. Restemeyer. A special Missionary service will be held in the Lutheran church on Sun- day, July 26th when three outside speakers will be present. Don't forget, the Evangelical:rSun- day School picnic to be held at Grand Bend on July 15th. Dashwood Horse Races The races held last Tuesday even- ing attracted the largest crowd as yet indicating their increasing popu- larity . The results were as follows: 2.40 Class. Butcher Boy 1-2 Harry Widower 2-1. Mike Wilkes 3-3. Tine 2.591/2 2.30 Class Pat Wilkes 1-1 Peter Moko 2-3 Harry Highgate 3-2 Time 3.011/ Free For All Class Grey Bird 1-1 Col. Davenport 2-2 Peggy Wesside 3-3 Time 2,38';a The Baseball game between Bron- son Line and the 14th Concession re- sulted in the score 9-12 in favor of the Bronson. SCHOOL PORE' hu-' 'etre On July the 1st, amid the s ealer- crowd ing heat and a large holiday the Exeter softball team' outscored the Flying Frenchmen of Grand Bend by the score of 16 to 9. This was the second wid over the was Exeter's ear inn three days.gives them a good win f rdflrst pce stand- ing. good margi ing Address all communications to: HERALDTHE The death book place at Exeter, of Lyman Granger Glanville, son of the late Richard (Glanville, of Stephen Tp iu 1r1s (66th ,year.. The deceased had been ill since February when he suf- fered uf fered an •attack of flu which affected - his heart. He was born on the ilthe con. of Stephen Tp., and moved to.. Exeter two years ago residing with his brother and sister. During hire active years he was a successful far- mer. - The death occurred suddenly at heir: home near Seaforth of Marion Mul- drew, a highly esteemed resident and,. wife of ,fames R. Scott. The decea- ,sed who,was a daughter of the Eye Mr: and Mrs. John Muldrew, of Eye mondvills, was born in Hay wne ship and was married about 30 years ,sago- She was .a valued member anti' active ;sroorker in Seaworth United HILLSGREEN Mr. Russell Love of Toronto, who spent a few days at the home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. Love, has returned to his duties. Mr. Stewart Beattie of Londes- boro was a recent visitor with .friends in this vicinity. Mrs. L. Troyer returned to her home after spending a few days at the home of Mr. and Mrs, W. Dignan of near Hensall. Rev. R. K. Love B. A., B.D., left last week for St. Thomas where he was inducted into his charge there on Thursday and would conduct -the services in that city on Sunday. We wish him every success in his work Zurich in that city. Mr. Archie Parsons and girl friend spent a day recently at Port Stanley Mr. and Mrs. W. Weido were vis- ited by friends from Detroit recently. Miss Edna Cochrane, R. N., of Tor- onto Isolation Hospital is spending a few holidays at the home of her par- ents, before she starts her duties. Mr. W. L. Forrest and daughter, Miss Elizabeth of Clinton, spent a few days with friends in this vicinity Misses Agnes and Annie Cochrane of Clinton called on friends here re- cently. Miss Edith Forest of Hensait spent a few days at the home of her bro- ther, Mr. J. B. Forest. Mrs. Jas. Bonthron •of Hensall, cal- led on friends here recently. The W. M. S. will met at the home of Mrs., J. Cochrane on Thursday af- ternoon, July 9th. Mr. H. R. Samuels of Toronto, is here getting his hay in on the farm on the Babylon Line. Picnics are now the order of the day: The Cochrane families are me- eting at Bayfield on Wednesday. Zur- ich Luthern Sunday School at Grand 13end on Wednesday, the Hillsgree�. and 'Rippon Sunday Schools at Bay- field on Thursday J`el;r 16th, A cub bear has been installed' at i . Church. Surviving are her husband;. land an only. son, James M. Scott; alr- so two brothers. the Bayfield Garage. The bear when fully grown, is distinguished' by mas- sive bodies, short legs and' rudimunt- ar...y tail. It has forty-two teeth and is vegetarian and carniverous ill" diet and has five toes on each foot, which is used in digging and elimbiing. aand similar to mankind in descending from trees comes hindquarters first. The death of John Barry, of Cen- tralia, took place on June eth, and an inquest as t btoe cause of: death was held at Parkhill. Three months ago it was alleged that be Bad been brutally assaulted by a Mr. G'odbolt, The jury found that'death was due to cancer and that the alleged as- sault in no way effected the disease. Mr. and Mrs. ®Win. Doig and Miss Janetof Kippen, are away to attend the graduation exercises of the De- troit College of Laws, where their son John, will be one of the gradu- ates- The exercises wilt be held on Jute 24th in the Scottish Rite Cath- edral of the Masonic Temple. Justice L H F'ead, of Michigan Supreme • The home of Mr. and Mrs. Das viel • ,McLaren, T,uckersmith, Tp., scene sof an interesting reunron ons ;June 13th, when 100 members of th ;Bell family held a celebration. The weather was ideal and the afternoon t contests.. :was spent in games iThomas McMillan, M.P., who was pre- sent, brought Mr. Reid, a Highland 'piper with him from Ottawa, who de - 'lighted, ,akl with fine selections on the :bagpipes. A sumptuous supper wan. :served on the lawn. I The death toOk place in Exeter on - Wednesday evening last of Mrs. T.. Bre who passed away at the age ;of 5 years. 4 months and 12 days.. 'Mrs. :gr,ockc bad been ailing for some° time and cowing to her illness Mee am Mrs. Brock retired from a farm in Usborne and moved to Exeter taste Novenaher. She was born in Usbor ° wbeue she Jived all her life. Was lb `member of .'Zion 'United Church an' tie wive Worker. ins the. venom Court will deliver the commencement '. i. address. t ?organizatiniit. +a' • was riding, but very fortunately, a- a cart from the shock of being thrown • to the pavement and receiving bruis- 06 to his face, he escaped any serious injury. • ' r •• ; , Mrs. Agur, who in a few weeks will reach her 100th birthday, has been quite poorly this last few weeks but her many friends wish she may be spared to reach her 100th year and also further years. Grace Stone •spent a few days last week with friends in Cochrane. The Oddfellows of the Hensall Lodge No. 223, held their annual decoration services at the . Hensall Union cemetery Sunday afternoon last. After marching to the mono- ment an address was given by Parker. Lloyd Hudson, as past noble grand and marshall together with D. Foss as chaplain, gave the opening services. After retiring to the Cemet- ery, addresses were given by Rev. J. Mclllroy, G. J. Suthrland and Mr. Dignan, of the Exeter Lodge. Mr. Moore of Goderich gave the,' closing ceremony. There was a Large at- tendance present. STANLEY ix'OWNSFIIP la. mid Mrs. Oscar Wright and' family of Kennelworth spent theirs. e- sek-;end with the latter's mother, 'exeCt. Dowson and family. 1MIr. and Mrs. Gordon Hayter and, ffaurily and Mr. and Mrs. Wes. Hay - ler of Flint, are spending holidayr. dy at the home of their parents, line H. Hayter. Miss Grace Reid of Flint, is vis- aing her cousins Margaret and Grace Eabinson. The :Sacrament of the Lord's Sup- ror will be observed in Goshen, Blake m,d Varna United Churches on Sun- else, July 12th. 'r'Its+rlt sympathy is felt for Mr and Wm. Harvey Turner in the loss of their eleven year old son, Stewart, who passed away on Sunday morning athe result of an accident the. day 'before when he was thrown off a load of hay ;striking his head with such fore that he never ((gained cons Ci- oi,.,tu s and in spite of all that could ";be done for him he passed away on Zun ay morning , pt 1�....1;, o'+" ",l< nsa11, spent Thole, Life Passes l". i,t .a the ,et'. ert:l. at they home of his son Fatally hurt as talon cv r `er:e came the sad dent.. e..:•'j' Sr.,stday .33e.h Peek. • • • • • • • • • • r r• • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • 4- •- • •• ♦• • • r • • • • o• • •• • • a;~ • Dashwood Promotion Examination. Room II: • Sr. 111 to Jr. IV -Myrtle Geiser,. aul Ness; Murray Wolfe, Eileen COUNTY NEWS The Exeter Canning Factory com- menced their pea pack on Monday last. W• S. Howey has reopened his drug store at Grand ,Bend for the summer. J. W. Powell has taken the Fuller ,bush Agency and is making a can- vas of Exeter. The annual picnic. of the war vet- erans of Huron County will he held at Bayfield July 22nd. Mrs. Thos. Gundry, Goderich, hap- pened a quite serious accident on nonsheion Day, slipp. g on the etairs to the uncle ie. the bouse...A broken ZURICH HERALD'S 44. 1931 2 o a /1► List o Clubbu'g4 • •• 4- 4 �-. a,.. 4' 4 A 4,. • $. HERALI3 CFFICE3 Zurich HERALDD and Kitchener Daft Record : ' . $$.1O.$;6.00 HERALD and Toronto, Daily Globe HERALD and Toronto: Daily Mast and Empire $6:00) HERALD and Toronto; Sat. Mail and Empire ...: 25 HERALD and Toronto, Daily Star - ' . - $6.00 HERALD and Toronto. 'Weekly Star . $6.00 HERALD and London: Free Press • .. $6.00 HERALDALD and London, Advertiser 6.25 HERALD and London Farmer's Advocate $2 25 HERALD and Farm. and: Dairy $2475 HERALD and Farmers' Sun HERALD and Family Herald and litfeekly Star .. $2.25 HERALD and Family Herald for 3 yrs. $2:25 $3.25 HERALD and Canadian. Countryman - 3 HERALD and Weekly Witness $.1S ,HERALD and. 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