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HomeMy WebLinkAboutZurich Herald, 1931-07-16, Page 4{Ip11•4111"1111.1111111111111111111111111111111111111111111 IIIIIIIiIIUIII111111111111W 111111111111111III►1111111 . ue IIIIIll1111II1I11111111111I11111111I 111111 lillllll11l if1I11111f STOP! at Joe's.dale 9 For Gas, Oil, Etc., for your Car AND FOR YOUR SUPPLY OF FOLLOWING GOODS WHICH ARE lli'T IN STOCK AND SOLD AT LOWEST POSSIBLE PRICES: Prints„ Gingl'iams, Shirtings, Curtain Materials, Table Oils, Ladies' amid Children's Underwear and Hosiery, Men's Overalls, Work Shirts, Fine Shirts, Ties, Sox, and all Underwear S. nen er- sres Fresh Groceries and Fruits, Chick Feeds, Flour, Salt, Garden Seeds, Mange] and Turnip Seed, Seed Corn, Soft Drinks and Ice Creep ha Season, Cigars, Cigarettes and Tobacco of all,. kinds. OVERALLS! OVERALLS! Eszkra Special in Men's plain blue Overalls, red back denim. An excellent wearing cloth. Sizes from 34 to 44; roomy cut, two hip pod/cats, elastic suspenders. Well made throughout for only $1.25 a pair. Do not miss this. J, Gascho & Son; Props. J. S. Bedard, Manager fioffman. Mrs. Buchert and daughters Mary and Vergina, and son .sada, Mr. Helen of Waterloo were Sunday visit- ors with Mr, and Mrs. Alex Zimmer.. Miss Ilene Schroeder of Detroit, is holidaying with helatives in town. Mrs. Chas. Guenther, and son Irvin and daughter Florence, and Mrs. R. J. Taylor, Mrs. F. Baker and son Jack, spent a few days with fri- ends in Windsor. Miss Lucile Mebane of Detroit, is spending her vacation with her grand parents, Mr. and Mrs. P. McIsaac. Mrs. Herb. Gaiser of Detroit, is visiting with Mrs. E. Otterbein. Messrs Lester and Gordon Gates of Chicago are spending their vacation with their mother, Mrs. Gates ' of: town. Miss Mida Wein is visiting friends in Detroit. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. May of ' Kitch- ener spent Sunday visiting with Mr, and Mrs. Samuel Oestreicher. Master Gail Oestreicher returning with them to Kitchener for holidays. ' Sorry to report that Mr. Aaron Oestreicher is suffering an infection of blood poisoning at the hand. His mauy friends are hoping for a speedy recovery 1s1;i''16ki111101111111111RDI1111iU111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111i111111111111111d111111111i111111111111ihlllllllhlllht,,. 9 9 9 9 I ea 9 2 :.. • 'MAT WE ARE ALWAYS AT YOUR SERVICE FOR FIRST 1.4 CLASS JOB PRINTINGI 4' THAT WE SUPPLY AND PRINT WEDDING INVITATIONS 44 AND ANNOUNCEMENTS, ALSO CALLING CARDS, Ai, BUSINESS CARDS, ETC. * THAT 'WE CARRY IN STOCK, AND ALSO PRINT, STATION - 44 ERY SUCH AS BUSINESS LETTER HEADS, ENVELOPES 4. * STATEMENTS, BILL HEADS, MEMORIAM CARDS, 3 SHIPPING TAGS, ETC. 4 TEAT WE CARRY IN STOCK GOOD WRITING PAPERS CUT TO ANY SIZE, ENVELOPES IN MOST CALLED FOR 4. SIZES, CARD PAPER, BRISTOLS, CARBON OR TRACING w0PAPER, BUTTER PAPER, MEMORIAL ' ENVELOPES AND MEMORIAL WRITING PAPER. HERALD OFFICE Do You Know? 3 4. THAT WE FILL YOUR ORDINARY SIZE INK BOTTLE WITH A GOOD WRITING INK FOR 5 CENTS. LARGER QUAN- 4. TITIES AT SIMILAR REDUCTIONS. TEAT WE PRINT POSTING BILLS, AUCTION SALE POSTERS + MERCANTILE POSTERS AND ALL GENERAL PRINTING 4 :3 OUR SPECIALTY. 4. 4.t 113:44.444444.44.44414.4•44444444.44.44 0444644.++++++44444.•••••4041444 value, being all re»roofed and will be repainted outside and remodelled i- Ade, • ' Mrs..Chas. Toyer is visiting her eon in Courtland, and will also visit other relatives before returning to her home. Mr: and Mrs. C. Huiser and daug- hter Mary, and Alex Hildebrandt are away to Kitchener to attend the fun- eral of Mr. Huiser's brother, who di- ed very suddenly. Dr. Jennie Smillie and Miss Marg- aret Smillie of Toronto, spent a few days last week with their sister, Mrs John Elder. • 0 4 •4 4 f; • • • Miss Emma Tiernan of London is spending her vacation with relatives in town. Mr. and Mrs. Ogden of Exeter we- re Sunday visitors with Mr. and. Mrs Wm. Nadiger. Decoration Day will be observed at the Bronson Line Cemetery on Sunday afternoon, when a large gath- ering is expected to be present and to which the public is cordially in• - HIGH SCHOOL ENTRANCE RESULTS 1931 The total number of candidates at the various centres under the juris- diction of the Exeter High School Entrance Board was. 1'78, which is considerably in excess of last• year, of course, some 134 or 75% were successful, 31 candidates or 12% of the total number writing, secured First Class Honours. vited. The Dashwood Band will oe Strang, Mary Van Camp, Wi in attendance. Wilson Mr. and Mrs. George Doltz of De- troit, spent the week -end with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Merner. Mr. and Mrs. Dolz Sr., Mr. and, Mrs. Geo. Dolz, Mr. and Mrs. Dan- iels all of Detroit, were week -end visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. George Merner. Mr. Stanley Smith of Stratford, was a Sunday visitor in town. There will be no services in Zion Lutheran Church on Sunday morning July 19th, as Rev. Ness is preaching` in Elmira. On that day the Sunda+, School will meet in the basement at 8 o'clock' of. the church at '7 p.m., a lecture with lantern slides will be. given by Mr. Woelfle of Tavistoclek.� The public 'is cordially invited to at tend these services: First and Second Class Honours are indicated. First Class Honours means that the candidate secured. 75% or more of the total marks; Second Class Honours are awarded when 70-74% of the aggregate marks was obtained. Exeter Centre First Class Honours -Betty Comp - lin, Berneice Delbridge, Lorne Howey Genevieve Kerslake, Patsy Martin, Ross Oke, Lloyd Reynolds, Alex. Uzi & Erie Debentures are a legal investment for .,executors :and trustees. Safe for estates funds. Safe :for the hard earned savings /cif individuals. 43-1 Chip - chase, Class Hons-Ernest Belva Fisher, Gordon Hewlett, Russell. Passmore, Irene Russell, Eil- een Sims, Irene Sweet. Pass -Helen Bartow, Harold Bell, Margaret Cook, Charles Cox, Bobby Dinney, William Elliott, Wilhe Ferguson, Arnold Ford, Raymond Frayne, Marjorie Gould, John Gregus Rae Herig, Earl Heywood, Cliftrn Hunter, Jessie Jennings, Ruby Jory, Dorothy Kerslake, Florence McDon- ald, Gladys Rykman, Warren Sand- ers, Fred Simmons, Verdun Wells, Dorothy Welsh, Percy Willis. Pas- sed undertheprovisions i High school ion 111((5 ( of En- trance Regulations -Jack ,Pryde. The Scholarship awarded annually to the pupils from the Exeter High School District obtaining the great- est number of marks at the Entrance Examination was won by Patsy Mar- tin of Exeter School. The prixes a- warded to the pupils from the Exeter School obtaining the greatest totals were won as follows: -(1) Betty Complin, (2) Mary Van Camp, (3) Lorne Howey. Capital �tal Theatre West St., Phone 47 GODERIC D Now Playing -"ALL QUIET ON THE. WESTERN FRONT" Mon., Tues., and Wednesday Marlene Dietricli Screen's new sensation with Guy Cooper a nd Adolph Menjou in a fascinating romance of' Love and Daring. MOROCCO Thur's., Friday and Saturday OLSON and JOHNSON America's Comical Paper Cutting Clowns in: Fifty Million Frenchmen *,nth,, 1931 est number an record, 58 member* been present from Exeter, Iiensall,. London, Watford, .Seaforth, Usborne • Napinee, Detroit, Pontiac, Port H utu on anti. ,Saline Mich. Dr. McTaggart Welsh .is ,secretary Miss o f Hensaail is president and Ms ,of Exeter meting next year will be held at • . Point .Edward- 'W.hat 3niglta have proven to be . a serious line occurred at the klogarth Baby Chick Hatchery,, Exeter. Smoke was seem in the building by bystand- - ers across the street, and as there was :n0 one nn the premises at the time, immediate alarm was sent in. The fire brigade made a record run, .. and in a short time had the fire ex- tinguished by chemicals. The blaze st- arted in the back incubator among name empty egg aerates, which were - Partly burned: The origin of the fire inaanknown, as the hatching sea - the incubators some time and bato�es inopeaativ N. S. Eaton, C.N.R. erprese agent in Exeter, who recently received word of his transfer to Englehart,, has now received word that he is being trans- ferred to Burlington. R. W. Ryder of Campbellford Ont., is taking Mr. Eaton's place at Exeter. Mrs. Jacob Schweitzer, or Creditor. died Friday last in her 83rd year- Her husband predeceased her and one son Edward, of Crediton survives. I`orterfield" "of Seafo'lt'h 'spent a few days recently with friends in this vicinity. Mrs. R. Love is spending a few weeks with her , son, Mr. and Mrs. Ross Love. Mr. Mervyn Brightmore of London is spending his vacation with his aunt and uncle, Mr. and Mrs. 3. H. Coch- rane. Miss Annie Cochrane and little nie- ce, Miss Jean Cameron of Clinton, are spending a few days with friends in this vicinity. Mr. and Mrs. R. Hopkins of Chic- ago are spending a few days with the latter's parents, Mr. and Mrs. 3. Coch rare. Quite a number from these parts took in the Orange Walk at Stratford on Saturday and at Blyth on Mon- day. The Kippen and Hillsgreen Sunday Schools are holding their annual pic- nic to Bayfield on Thursday after- noon of this week. Quite a number gathered at the Hillsgreea cemetery on Tuesday afternoon for the service of the Corner Stone which was laid This cemetery has been having quite o lot of wark done to it. There has also+ been a new fence put in. And it is looking in good condition now; and we are proud to think that it is being ioeked after so carefully as many of these smaller ceraeterys are being neglected. per annum is paid half - yearly upon '$100 and over rr 1 to 5 litpplications are accepted by ANDREW F. HESS, Zurich BLAKE HENSALL Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Geiger and family of Ripley visited at the horn{ of Mr. and Mrs. Owen Geiger th past week, Mr. and Mrs. Fleming and so David and Robt., and Miss Doris, Toronto visite'dt at thee home en and Mrs. Harry Harmon. The many friends of Mrs. (Dr. Collyer will be sorry to hear she had the misfortune to slip and sprain he ankle. Flossie Foss, who has been visiting for a few weeks in Toronto, her re- turned home. Mrs. Lloyd Hudson underwent an operation for the removal of her ton- sils and is improving. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Hess are camp ing at their cottage in the Pinery. Mr. and Mrs. Elim Butt of Tor- onto are spending a few days with friends in town. Mr. and Mrs. Lennis Siemon of Mt chener, were holiday visitors in town Marie Bell and girl friend of Lon- don spent a few days at the former's home. Wm. Simpson, accompanied by h mother and sister of Detroit, Were visitors with relatives here. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. McLean, who have been visiting for acouple of weeks with the latter's parents, IIr. and Mrs. John Passmore, have return- ed to their home in Hamilton, Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Sweitzer of De- troit, were visitors at the home of the latter's parents, Mr. and Mrs. R. Higgins. Mr. Rob. Munn, of Winnipeg, Man is spending a few weeks visiting at the home of Mrs. Peter Munn. It is 46 years since Mrs. Munn left these parts for the West. Mr. and Mrs. Howard Harris, of Detroit, have been visiting Mrs. Har- ris' mother, Mrs. E. Rennie, return ing on Sunday last. Thelma Hudson of. London, spent a few days at her hone here. Mr. and Mrs. J. Dingwall and dau- ghter Helen of Streetsville and son Jack of Toronto, spent a few days with relatives in town. Mrs. Maddaugh and daughter of Flint, spent a few days visiting the former's sister, Mrs. John Zuefle. Mr, and Mrs. Ben Kaiser. of De- troit visited friends her Sunday last••• John Zuefle left for Detroit, where he intends to visit a few weewc. Mr. and Mrs. Alex. McIntyre and family left on Friday for Toronto where they intend to visit for a tinge also at Peterboro and Twin lake. They resided in the village for about two years. Hr. McIntyre being tins- mith to the firm of Bonthron & Drys dale. F. C. Kalbfleisch, of Zurich, is ov- erhauling and having irnprovement2 made to what has been known as the Dr, Hardie property ori Main Street an?{ when the same are completed the property will present a eery good ap'- pek1111nee as d be mach increased Tr s. Roy Lamont and daughter Margaret, attended the trousseau 'tea given in houour of Miss Margaret leCennell of Varna, popular bride - select ct of July. .Anniversary Services will be held .a:t Blake United Church on Sunday, July 19th at 11 a.m. and 7.30 p . Services will be conducted by the R. .r. 'Phomas Davidson of Hamilton, former pastor of the charge. On -Mae following Thursday, evening, July 3rd, .an ice cream Social will be held .ern the lawn of Mr. Robert McBride's XGe hen Line. See posters for fur- fher particulars, and don't forget, ODi are ;cordially invited. Mr Robt. McArthur, who spent the vast week with his daughter, Mrs. Rey Lamont, returned to his home in ere;eal.l: HILLSGREEN John R. Duncan, of Usborne, 'net . with a nasty accident thrown from and sson Percy were ad of hay while taking it up the gang • way into the barn. ntaking d throw a Dutn the wagon cramps can and son nf£ their balances to the ground. Duncan suffered a fractured.. pelvis bone a fractured rib, and oth- • erwise shaken up. Rev. W. P. Lane. B.A. of Seaforth, was elected .chairnnal of the Huron Presbytery of the United Church, at a meeting held recca:ly in the es - ley -Willis Church Clinton. Rev. W. A. Bremner, of Bruceiield, was nnrrred secretary and W. Savage, of Exeter, treasurer• - W.M.S.-The regular monthly me- eting of ie Women's Missionary So- aclety was held at the home of Mrs. J. Cochrane on Thursday afternoon, July 9, with Mrs. Cochrane presiding 'The meeting ;opened by singing Ey- e= 511. The :Scripture lesson was :read responsive My from 72 Psalm. Hymn 510 was then sung "Oriental Work in Canada was given by Miss Annie Jarrott. Mrs. R. Parson and Mrs. L. Eiler. 'Hymn`242 was sung • M' ra er. Jed in e 1, y Mrs. .Cochrane •th ra p I S J c 1'he study en Gagawa was then given y NIr (Rev) Connor. The orn r'- DASHWOOD At the Canadian Medical Associati • on Convention recently held at Van • couver, B. 'C., it was announced that . Dr. W. Stuart Stanbury, B.A., Exeter boy, had been awarded the Seholarship of the Association for the best thesis an Tuberculosis, giv- ing the results of original research in Canada in 1930. The honor car- - ries with it a money award of $250. Dr. Stanbury was interne at Calydor • Hospital, G.ravenlrurst during the past year and has just completed a . post graduate course at Saranac Lake N- Y. which was awarded him a prize for sesearcb.• The steamer Georgian steamed in- to Goderich Port on Friday afternoon from the head of the lakes with a cargo of 105,000 bushelc of wheat and barley, for the Goderich Elevat- or and Transit Co., Two vessels ar- riving on Saturday with 230,000 bus- hels of wheat, which will make fout grain frieighters to arrive at the port in a week's time. E. R. Crawford, principal of Sea - froth public school, has been appoin- ted principal of Shakespears School in Stratford, his duties to commence at the beginning of the Fall term. Hensall Centre 'First -Class Honsn--Norman Sinclair Second Class Hons-Edison For- rest, Shirley Koehler. Pass -Annie Coleman, Mary Cole- man, Ruth Coles, Dorothy Drummond Mildred Follick, Harold Higgins, Har- vey Hudson, Annie Ruiser, Ross ]c - V c- Ilroy, Andrew McKenzie, t McKenzie, Vera Ropp, Minnie Sang- ster. Dashwood Centre First Class Hons-Ella Eve aT ,, Erwin Holt, Howard Klumpp, Weber. Second Class HM_Pen Held, Edith Love, Mae Patterson, Sheldon Wein. Pass -Regie Desjardine, Hazel De - ZURICH HERALD Established 1900 ISSUED EVERY WEDNESDAY NOON FROM THE Herald Printing Offic •• SUBSCRIPTION BATES -$1.25 a.. year, strictly in advance;c1 41.50 . d. in arrears or $2.00 may discon- I S. $1.50 in advance. No pape,r was selected from among sixteen ap- Wined -untilall arrears are paid un plicants. Th new principal has a- bout seventeen years of experience .in the teaching profession. When the Goderich public schools 1 AD ERTISING RA ae ESknown. reopen in September, there will be, Display advertising less at option of publisher. The date- of which •every Subscription is paid,: is derated on the Label, two new teachers on tate staffs. NI'ss Gladys McDowel, of Belgrave, has been engaged to fill the vacancy of Miss M. Wiison.of Central school, and Miss Doris Durnin of Clinton, will re- place Miss V. Elliott, of Victoria sch- ,00l, bath resigned. e- Gus Lave of Exeter had the mis- fortune is- f ortun.e to have three fingers of his right hand lacerated while working around an automobile. The fingers were caught in the generator belt and were carried: around. a puiley.The nails of the fingers were almost torn oft. on application. Miscellaneous articles of not mom. than four pales, For Sale, . To Rent,.. Wanted, Lest, Found, etc., One inset tion 25c, 2 ins. 40c., 3 ,ins. 50c. Farm or' eat Estate for sale $2.001 for first month, $1.00 for each fol- lowing month.. Professional Cards not exceeding - 1x4 inches, per year $5.00. 25c In Memoriam, one verse 50c, for each additional verse; Card of. Thanks, 50c. Auctiven Sales -•-$2.00 per single.. insertion if not over four inches ant length. ,L .dcss all communications to: THE ,HERALD Fine weather prevailed at Bayfield on Saturday last when the McTaggart. family picnic was held with the larg- sjardine, Clara Dieitrich, Fay Ham- .�-.-• -•---- ilton, Joe Martene, Phyllis Reid, Ivan S'.aarrow, Nora Webb, Harry Willert.1 o •4444404•414144400•444446444044. :.4.4.4444.0.4044.0.464i4,4044444.4641.4 Crediton Centre + a►- 40- First Class Huns -Carrie Falmer, ' P Arthur Heist Dorothy Hill, e On Sunday,J.tly 19th, at 7.30 p. m., there will be a special servine at Zion Lutheran Church conducted by Mr. Wo1fi>r of Tavistock. Mr. Wolfle is a student for the ministry and will deliver a lecture on "A Day at Col- lege in Fort Wayne" using pictures to illustrate. This should be very inter- esting and everyone its cordially in- vited. Mr. and Mrs, John Se'aafer and da- ughter Cora of Parkhill, Mr. and Mrs Sims of Montreal, spent Thursday evening with Mr. and M. E. Nad- i ger. Mr, Leonard Birk and friend Brad- ley Pett of the Q. A. C., Guelph, were Sunday visitors with the form- ers father, Mr. A. Dirk. Mrs. Addison Tiernan was visiting with friends in Detroit the past week Mrs. Chas. 5teinhagen spent a few days With her daughter, :Nes. R. Tay - at Exotor -ng wn then taken. Hynes, 418 was Mr. and Mrs, 'COM ZIMMermar :;tier; the meeting closed by all re- an' family of Tavistock end :Ir. Lin meati,rt;" the Lord's Prayer, eon of Toronto, were Sundey girl or; Are. Johnston of Clifford allll Mrs ;.. thW 19 R et M', and 1;r s. „Heil' Second Class lions -Clarence Fa- ' o' ZURICH HERALD'S 40 41 41 . Pass Lorraine Baker, Madeline o hner, Mary McCann, Thos. Ryan, t Coughlin, Monica Dieteriche Edna e 1 'kH31, 4- ee rn , Morrisey, Gladys Ratz, Gerald Smith w M Zurich Centre First Class Hons-Edith Deichert, Ephriam r Ginge Susie Paul Hess, Wilfred Klopp, Oesch, Della Smith. Second Class Honours -William Baechler, Fred Brown, Gus Clarke, Florence Geoffrey, Alvin Gingerich; Margaret Lamont, Geraldine: Laporte, Gladwin Melick, Margaret. Pybus, Louise Sreenan, Charles Thiel. Pass -Violet Adams, Gabrielle Can tin, Anastasia Corriveau, Vera Del - chert, Grace Denomrne, Louis Farwell Martha Foster, Doris Grob,. Ro Ross SJo- hnston, Norman Sararas, ire, Ralph Uttley, Louise Wilier�,, Olive Witmer. prize The J. Elgin Toni Memorial Huron offered annually by the Teachers' Institute to the pupil from a one room rural school in the Exeter High School District obtaining the highest marks at the Entrance Exam- ination was Won by Ephriam Ginger- ich of U.S.S. No. 9, Stanley and Hay (Blake School). 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