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Zurich Herald, 1932-01-14, Page 4or- ✓ � ** 3411. i -i • i 3-'i-++++oL.;.«;.+.i.q..;-.£ 4.44++ ++ +-A+ ++ +•'r-: :- -( +++ d- S ++4 ► • N 1ALD ".Thatos+i eg, Taituoxy , Vali, 1932 HILLSGREEN, likardhf Reichert SIr nt a day Loudon recently, . listed Mrs, R, Meekeeeet and da.. mattes- Marion of teeter, visited at! late :home of Mr. a 114.rs. E, 11rode '.*sielle recently, Mr. acid ldlzt. P. Campbell A'd r ltiicire're arf Rine 'Township spent a day 'rpt the letittle of Mr. and Mrs. H. :,eve `Bila;- Jarrott and Annie were '►xren: visitors at the home of Mr. land Mfrs. D. Shirray near Hensall. Mrs. .3trithtmore and sons Law- 'mince•a t& Mervin returned to., their 'Inane =in London after spending the 3ioIidays with Mr. and Mrs. J, H. DRY.SDALE .31r. and Mrs. Willard Ducharme amid little .children of Detroit, were weak -mid visitors with their parents, :Metre. Miss B. Mousseau has returned ass Windsor and Detroit where she ,int =the holidays with her many re - ;3 ivies and friends. 'Mss. .Elizabeth Mero of Grand `"Istka, 3L Dak., is at present visiting Iaritie hex ,sister, Mrs. Joseph Gellnas, %Ir. '.Louis 7. Montague, after sp- i sncien g the holidays at his home here "'las returned to Sudbury to resume studies at the Sacred Heart Col - The -many friends of Mrs. Peter ::;arsivx au will be glad to learn that !late 3c .side to be out after her very .sous 11ness. Mr_ Lawrence Corriveau, after sp- aevcdiing holidays with his parents, Mr. 'aid Mrs. Peter Corriveau has return- aed -to 'Detroit. •Mr- :Philip E. Denomme is at pres- ezent with his sister, Mrs. Beck .'Mrs. Mere in St. Clair, Mich. ,STANLEY TOWNSHIP 'The 1932 Council met in the town - whip %all, Varna, on Monday for their ilret meeting. A considerable amount •n "business was transacted. The fliic+i?ovaaig officers were appointed for •11932e Clerk, C. Pilgrim; Treasurer, u:,•eo Beatty; Assessor, John Arm- est...me Beard of Health, R. Steph- • ora, and .yam Thompson; Audit - ears: Alex McEwen and Lorne Man- , were ::fir. and ':firs. Oscar Wright of 1Cenniiworth spent the week -end with lithe latter"s mother, Mrs. Geo. Dow- : o^ae and family. -Mr. 'George Armstrong of Egmond- "-ei ie is -swatting a tew days with his meter, Mrs. D. J. Stephenson. !Miss Ellen McLinohey, who suffer - a. stroke two weeks ago is im- geroving somewhat, and hope is eut- anata'ined for her recovery. Mrs. Mary Stephenson, relict of the to 2:ohti Stephenson passed away Pap at 'Mr 1).00' on GoslALine on Wed- ni+rd, vianuary oh, She was in•, het Sht year lova had lived alone *0E ithe death Rf her 'husband about ee'vi?Yi years ago, On Christmas Day; *Ike had a stroke from which elle e4ever regained consciousness. She was the eldest daughter of the late Henry McLinohey, three sisters 4nd three brothers survive, arse a large number of relatives and many warm friends who will miss her kind and cheery personality. The funeral was held on Friday to Bayfield cemetery the services being conduebed by her pastor, Rev. E, A. Poulter assisted by Rev. Mr. Paul of Bayfield. HENSALL T. C. Joynt made" a business trip to Toronto last week. Eldred Smith has returned to Lon- don where she is attending Univer- sity. Lettie Love of Hillsgreen spent a few days with her cousin, Mr. and Mrs. John McEwen. Miiss Jean Caxmpbel„ of Toronto, has returned to that city after spen- ding the holidays with her grand- mother, Mrs. T. Murdock. Robert McDougall of Moose Jaw, Sask., is visiting at the home of Mrs H. Reid and other friends in the dis- trict. Mr. and Mrs. Graham of London have returned home after spending holidays at the home of Mrs. George Scott and fancily. Mr. and Mrs. Geo. C. Petty visited with their daughter and son-in-law, Dr. and Mrs. Smith, at St. Marys. Mr. and Mtn. J. W. Ortwein, Miil- ton and son Lloyd visited mith relati- ves in Kitchener. Will Geiger of Kitchener, and Ed. Geiger of London were visitors at the hone of their father and mother, Reeve and Mrs. Geiger. Mr. and Mrs. G. V. Laughton and children. of Toronto ware holiday vis- itors with MT. and Mrs. Chas. Mc- Donald. Mrs. Lloyd Hudson visited with her sister, Mrs. Halliday at Toronto. Bery Pfaff returned to London, where she is attending Normal. Thos. Wren was in Dungannon the past week owing to the serious illness of his mother, Mrs. Alice Wren. Geo. Cameron of Guelph is visiting at the home of his uncle, Dr. Camp- bell. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. McAllister of the West, are visitiing with relatives in Hensall and district. Mr. and Mrs. Coles and children are visiting with his father, and mo- ther at Wheatley. Alice Biggins is spending a week visiting her sister, at Kitchener. Wm. Butt of Seaforth, visited in town last week. The many friends of Mrs. John Coulter will be pleased to hear .that she is improving after her recent se- vere illness. The recent sleet storm did consiid- erable damage iin this distsrict bre- aking down telephone poles and wires „,, +I Lot Quote You 4 ► , 4. 3 :� nuc°���� and Doors vF- ,g .i. . Before the cold weather arrivs tall us and we will measure your windows 01, C. PHONE 69 ► 44.t.+++++++++++++++++++++++:4++++++++++++++++++++++++.1: ► AL t FLEISCII - - ZURICH t 4~00400•0000000900000040006/0016000009,064000060440406i Your Goal Supply The cold Days are now being ush- 1 eyed. in. Let us supply you with 2 pp Y the best fuels at lowest prices 410 ► POULTRY FOODS. , elak Try'kir • Chiek Starters Cliicl: ods, Laying MaSll Etc e 'WE ARE IN THE MARKET FOR GOOD CLOVER SEED. ALSO 1; DO CUSTOM SEED CLEANING. Schilbe & Son 14 e'er Leavitt's Theatre Exeter — Qat Thurs., Friday, Saturday ONE HEAVENLY WIGHT Comedy Drama with; JOHN BOLES 'Golden 'Voiced tenor Evalyn Laye, New York's Nightin- gale” Leon Errol "The irristible Comedian" Mon., Tues., and Wed. ., Jan. 18, 19, 20 JOE E. BROWN King of Laffs in "BROAD MINDED" Come and forget your troubles lalling, at this. • Thurs., Friday, Saturday Jan. 21, 22, 23rd. TACK HOLT and RALPH GRAVES in. -. The Mammoth Epic of the Air "DIRIGIBLE" 'COMING: 'Whoopee' with Eddie Cantor. `Street Scene" e "Ben Hur". `Frankkenste.in" " Rainbow Trail" "Emma" with Marie Dressler and trees. Mattie Ellis returned home after spending her holidays with her sister Mrs. Fred Smallcombe at Guelph. Mr. and Mrs. James Patterson sy- ent the holiday with relatives at Kitchener. The marriage of Edith, fourth da- ughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Wolfe, of Hensall, to Norman Baird, of near Brucefield, tookplacerecently at the home of her sister, Mrs. Rohn- er Goderich. Following the serving of a wedding sufper at the home of the bride's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Baird were entertained by friends in Exeter. There passed away at Dr. Moir's Hospital, London Road, on Saturday last, William D. Blatchford, in his 63rd year. He was a son of the late Mr. and Mrs. James Blatchford of London Tp., and farmed there till he and his mother moved to Hensall 15 years ago. Since the death of his mother about 12 years ago, he has lived alone. He has been in poor health for some time, gradually grow- ing worse. He was taken to Dr. Moir's Hospital Saturday morning and passed away in the evening. D,A S H W O O D Rev. A. W. Sauer attended • the funeral of the late Rev. M. L. Wing in Kitchener last week. Mrs. Abel of Detroit, Mrs. Vernon and son Melville of Royal Oak, Mich and Mr. and Mrs. R. Armstrong and family of London, visited their mo- ther, Mrs. P. Mclsaac who has not been in the best of health lately. Mrs Mcisaac is 88 years of age and until recently has been in good health. Miss Verna Kraft of London sp- ent the week -end hith her mother, Mrs. M. Kraft. Mr, and Mrs. H. Hoffman and Harry and Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Guen- ther visited relatives in London on Sunday. Mrs. Adella Fisher of London sp- ent a few days at her home here. The many friends of Miss Kraft will be pleased to hear that she is improving after her recent illness. Her mother, Mrs. C. Kraft is also ill but is improving. Miss Ruth Tieman is confined to her home with an infection in the knee. Mr. and Mrs. Crumlin and Mr. of London were the home of Mr. sold. The hockey players and fans, as well as the skaters have been disa- pointed this year owing to the mild weather. The annual meeting of the Dash- wood Public School was held in the school recently with Mr. E. Nadiger as chairman. Me. E. G. Kraft was re-elected .trustee for a term of three years. The caretaking was awarded to Mr. Fred Guenttner. After con- siderable discussion a motion to in- stall a water system and erect a fire escape was carried. The inspector's report showed that the work of the staff is being well done and the pupils are making good progress. At the Sunday School service in the Evangelical church on Sunday, Margaret Wein and, Lloyd Guenther were each presented with a bible foe having attended every Sunday during the past year. Walter Fassold of Clarence Rutledge Sunday visitors at and Mrs. P. Fas COUNTY NES 'Vhnq. Allen, of Usborne, bas a cow that gave birth to triplets about three weeks ago. The calves are do- ing fine The Brussels Post reports that in Christmas week lllrs. Ralph Conns cad some maple trees tapped and trona the sap made some , maple sy rap, It is hoped that there wit be a large attendance at the annual meet- ing of the Bayfield Agricultural Soc- iety which will be held in the Town Hall on the afternoon of January 14 Agricultural Representative Ian MacLeod and his assistant of Clinton were at Dungannon the past week or so conducting agricultural courses. A quiet wedding took place at the United Church, Manse, Inwood on Monday, December 28th at 2 o'clock, when Mary Eileen, daughter of Wm, Allison of West McGillivray was uni- ted in marriage to Roy Schenk, of Crediton, son of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Schenk of Crediton. Harry G. Strang, of Usborne, who is a student at the Agricultural Col- ege, Guelph, is to be congratulated on rice splendid showing he made at the Christmas examinations. He came out second in t class of 93 with only 21 marks behind the first. Out of a possible 1,400 marks he obtained 1,285. A second nomination meeting was ailed and held in the town hall Bay- field, last Monday evening for the purpose of nominating a third Police Trustee for the Village. Lewis Thom- son was only one nominated. . He was persuaded to qualify so that the Trustees for the year are: ' Harold Brandon, W. J. McLeod arid Lewis Thomson. - The ice storm on Thursday even- ing last completely wrecked the tele- phone system in Goderich. Township. Friday morning presented a beauti- ful but costly picture with the ice - covered wires festooned in gala array from the posts. About one hundred posts were broken off between God- erich and Bayfield on the Bayfield road. Luckily there was no personal injury. One car became entangled with the wires and was completely turned around and ditched bue with- out any damage. While chopping wood blocks, Arn- old Case, Seaforth, nearly lost his left hand when one of the blocks slipped and the axe struck a slanting blow near his wrist, cutting the ten- .dons. The wound required several stitches. Fire destroyed a Stable on the pre- mises of Wm. Haddock, Centralia,on- Tuesday last. It is not known how the fire started. A car and some oth- er contents of the building were re- moved, the car being slightly scorch- ed. There was some insurance. The funeral of Sarah Ann Homey, widow of Jas. Ferguson, who died at Chatham, took place to the Exeter cemetery from the home of her da- ughter, Mrs. Christie, Stephen tp. De ceased who was in her 79th year, formerly lived in the Exeter district 'Reformatory terms of 3 months de - 'terminate and three months indeter- niinate • were . meted out to Albert Howald and Chester Dellow, of Ste- phen Township, by Magistrate C. W. Hawkshaw of London. Both were convicted a week ago of stealing 3 cords of hardwood from the wood- pile of school section No. 3, East Williams. The theft was committed on Dec. 14th. County police produ- ced Dellow's record which showed that on Jan. 1926 he had been sent- enced to serve 1% to five years in the Michigan State Prison for breaking and entering. Howald had no past record. Rev. D. McTavish, who for the past 5% years has beeen the popular pastor of the James St. United chu- rch, Exeter, and who a short time ago tendered his resignation to the Oficial Board to take effect at, the end of the conference year, has re- ceived and accepted an invitation to become the pastor of the Port Hope United Church in the Bay of Quinte conference. Rev. G. A. Sisco, of Port Hope, has been invited to Sarnia which necessitates a transfer from the London to Bay of Quinte confer- ence. While Exeter is regretting to loose Mr. McTavish and family, his many friends congratulate him on be ing involved to so splendid a charge. Friends sympathize with Mr. and Mrsfl John McBeath, near Varna in the sudden death of their 11 -year-old son, Stewart M., who passed away on New Year's day. The deceased boy had been sorely afflicted since a baby, having suffered a paralytic stroke when a few days old. As a result he has been absolutely help- less for the whole of his short eleven year. His sudden passing was the result of acute appendicitis. In his undeveloped condition he could not withstand the severe illness and his young life went out with the com- ing the the New Year. Besides his parents, one brother suhvives. The other day a young man nam- ed Norman. Wilson, of Goderich, was chat'ged before magistrate Reid with forging two cheques amounting to 830 on the Royal Bank account of J. J. Moser of that pleace, with whom :le had been employed for two years One cheque for •$580, drawn to the :aver of John Brown, was cashed by the Goderich branch, the other, for $250 in favor of J. Finnegan, was cashed at the Clinton branch of the same bank. The forgeries are said to be very clumsily done. Fire broke out in the home of 3. Kernick, Usborne last Sunday and but for the prompt heroic action of neighbors, would have been totall, .' eonswiled r Mr. I eredck was lying down asleep and when awakened' by the room Full of smoke, he inutteniat•-1, Hy gave fire alarm over the phone, and neighbors soon arriving and for- med a bucket brigade, and with much effort put the fire under control. The blaze started in a closet underneath, the stairway, which was likely start- ed from a rag to wipe off the stove which had been previously used. It had worked its way through the st- airway and was hard to extin'guish. (Mary Landsboro, widow of George Stanbury, late of Clihteen passed: a- way last week at the home of her da- ughter, Mrs. John H. McEwen of St- anley Tp, aged 84 years. She had be- an in failing health for several mon- ths and death was due to the weariing out of her frame, and death came like sleep to a tired chitd. She. was a. daughter of the late Robt. Lands - borough of T'uelcersmith, being boric on a farm, and after marriage lived' for over 40 yearsoar the fay on:tlte London Road. About twenty years a- go with her husband moved to) Clin- ton. til the departure of her husband four years age. • She is survived by two daughters, Mrs. McEwen and Mrs. Falconer. Exeter Man Acquitted Charged with assault after the death of John • Barry, 78 -year-old Centralia farmer, Charles Gadbott, of Exeter, was acquitted in County Po- lice Court, London. The Crown at- torney offered o evidence against him. Maurice Long, also of Exeter, was arraigned for having liquor in other than his private dwelling; but he, too, was allowed to go. Barry was found lying on the flfloor of his little home,,• near Centralia, serrousiI' ill, on March 3, He told police that he had been attacked and beaten by Godbolt. He was taken to London• hospital, and then later removed to his home and died •in June. Before his death, Barry made an ante-mor- tem statement in which he swore he had been the victim of an attack. However, an autopsy showed that he had died from cancer. New Method to Preserve Honey Discovery of a new method of pre- serving honey as an opaque, gray - white butter instead of a golden N- qufd was ,announced at Cornell Uni- versity, N. Y. The new product cal- led crystal honey, has a slightly dif- ferent ferent flavor. It neither drips nor sp- reads sticky, smears and has been of- fered by the university to the honey industry. The discovery it the ac- complishment of a young Canadian, Dr. E. J. Dyce, who made a gift of the process to Canadian honey pro- ducers and to Cornell. pita! Theatre Wes: St:, 141.012e. 47. GODLR.ICD .Northerri Electric Surind System Now Playing --William Powell he "The Road Ito Singapore"... with .Doris Kenyon and Marian Marsh .'Ion., Tues., Wed. PAUL LUKAS' Clu rlie Ruggles A Dorothy Jordan present an entertaining story, a wealth of romance and a riot of humor in "THE BELOVED BACHELOR" Sound .News sod Other Specials Thugs., Fri., and Sat. W.INNIK LIGHTNER - Queen go-getter of the gold dust gals in a made to order vehicle SIDESHOW" It's a Circus! Matinees, Wed. and Sat. at 3 'p.m. Corning Secrets of a Secretary" Longer Detour Traffic to London and all points: south out oif Clinton is now being detoured east on No. 8 and through Tuckersmith township back to No. 4 It is possible to go by the longer - route via St. Marys, if preferred, un- til the river recedes sufficiently for repairs to be effected. The bridge - was constructed at considerable ex- pense and its wrecking and reconstr— uction will entail a heavy Ioss, in ad- • dition to much inconvenience to mot• - or traffic. The unexpected rise of the. river is causing delay in construction work on the new bridge. L London has Million -Dollar • Fire The first "million -dollar fire" in the • history of London destroyed one downtown :department store on Thur-• sday last, and in addition caused`. smoke and water damage to more; than half .a score• of other business; establishments. Stock of two of these: is almost a total loss. The T. l+": Kingsutil store, Dundas St. and witti an entrance on Carling St. as well, in in ruins as a result of the conflag- aration Tentative estimates place the loss at close to one milion dollars:. IKi.ngsmills suffered to the extent of; $51)0,000, while there were exception, ally linavy damages to the two adjoi-- ning stores. In addition to this, ftn-- anciai experts •said, the smoke claims: from other Dundas, Carling andi Richmond St. business houses would' total a quarter of a milion additional. i • Letyourcltild each early the h.alrit of thrift; .habits earlyaoquired are seldom ftxgortett. 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