HomeMy WebLinkAboutZurich Herald, 1932-04-28, Page 1VOL XXXH No. 40
ZURICH., THURSDAY MOI -MING, APR1L28 1932.
Chester L. Smith, Pahneficat
AL,25 a year, U.S. $1.56 in ikdvarett;
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• ublicity is the Greatest Factor in Home Merchandising
Canada Conference
Evangelical Church
The 68th annual •Conference uf
the Evangelical church convened at
. Zion Evangelical churcln :Kitchener,.
beginning April 20th„ and ending,
. Sunday, April 24th, wIth Bithp
F. Dunlap, D. D. of Cleveland the• Anoher mission •church was decided
president in the chair. Early in the
'sessions .an invitation was made •for
the 1933 conference to be held at
Crediton, Rev. W. M. Sippell, their
is an increase of 12 over
to be opened in Kitchener in the east
end and a building be erected not
cost more -than $5,000. The rnemberr
ship in the Conference totals 8,58'7i,
_pastor, who is on his sixth year term and this
at that place extending the invitation
and .his was mast heartily accepted.
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IF YOU HAVE BEEN THINKING OF ADDING A FINE NEW
PIANO TO TR& PLEASURES OF YOUR HOME, BE SURE AND
CONSULT US,. AS WE ARE AGENTS FOR THE POPULAR
SHERLOCK MANNING LINE.
ALSO AGENTS FOR THE SINGER SEWING MAXI -LINE
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10. Man
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1980. The organized congregation.
total 61, with 41 nnnisters appointe4
to charges, and 47 itiherant ministers
On Sunday afternoon the ordinatioi
services in charge of .bishop Dunla
were held with the ordination of
young men in the afternoon as fol.'.
lows: J. Wesley Ebert, Kitchener; E
Emerson Hallman, Kitchener; Fred
M. Feist, Willoughby, invested with.
deacons' orders. Rev. W.. A. Durst
Shakespeare, and Rev. C. Heckendorn
Pelhain Centre, were invested with
orders for elders.
Following is the stationing:.
Hamilton District -A. • Clemens
Presiding Elder. Attercliffe, N.
Dahms; Campden, N. H. Reibling;
Hamilton, A. Clemens; Morriston,
Gren.zebach; Pelham, Claytonliec-c
kendorn; Selkirk, W. H. Campbell;
South Cayuga, K. retzinger;
Ighby, F. M. Feist;
Hanover District -E. FL Bean, Pre. -
siding Elder. Chesley, J. G. Burn;
Elmwood, A. YG. Stoltz; Hanover,
E. H. Bean; Listowell, L. H. Wagner;.
Mildmay, G. F. Brown; Milverton,
W. Y. Dreier; Normanby, N. P.
Ernst; Port Elgin, J. D. Fenner; Wal -i
lace, C. R. Kauai;
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Ottawa District -E. D. Becker,
Presiding Elder. Arnprior, E. D.
Becker; Golden Lake, L. H. Pletch;
Locksley, J. S. Burn; Parry Sound,
J. N. Wettlaufer; Pembroke, W. O.
Hayne; Rockingham, J. M. Oestrei-
cher.
Stratford District -S. P. Hauch,
Presiding Elder. Crediton,. -W. M.
Sippell; Dashwood, A. W. Sauer;
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Rodney, 'F. B. Meyer; Sebringville
and Fullerton H. H. Leibold; South
Easthope, W. A. Durst; Stratford,
J. P. Hauch; Tavistock, W. E. Beese;
Zurich, E. Burn.
Waterloo District -H. A. Keller-
man, 'Presiding Elder -Bridgeport,
W. J. Zimmerman; Elmira, C. H.
Cornwell; Kitchener Calvary, B.
Dengis; Kitchener Zion, G. F. Bar-
thel; New Hamburg A. E. Pletch;
North Easthope, J. E. Bender; Rose-
ville, W. S. Henrich; St. Jacobs, W.
J. Yager; Waterloo, H. A. Kellerman.
MEMORIAM
In loving memory of our Dear
Mother, Mrs. Emma Fleischauer, who
left us one year ago, April 30, 1931.
A precious one from us has gone,
A voice we loved is stilled.
A place is vacant in our home,
Which never can be filled.
Sadly missed by her Children.
ST. PETER'S
Evangelical Lutheran Church
ZURICH I CH - ONT.
"A Changeless Christ for a thong.
in World"
Friday, 811: -Luther League.
Saturday -Choir Practice,
SUNDAY SERVICES
10 a. rn:-German Service.
11.15 a. m. -Sunday School.
7.39 p. Service.
Everybody Welcome to all Services.
E. Turkheim, Pastor
YES! You Will Find a Differ.
ence if 'You Burn
OBTAIN.,
PRICED $10.00 UP.
READY MADE, TAILOR MADE AND
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Mr. Ed. Smelt= spent the week-
end at his home in Clinton.
Mrs. Wm. Reith is spending the
week with her parents at Alvinston.
Mr. and Mrs. Wrn. O'Brein and
Miss Olive were Sunday visitors with
friends at Staffa,.
Mr. and Mrs. Sam Gascho and
family of Harriston were Sunday
visitors in town.
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Fee and Mrs.
B. Lipphardt of Hensel', were in
'town Saturday.
Mr. Arthur Truemner and two
sons of Toronto, were visitors with
relatives in town over Sunday.
Rev.E. Turkheim conducted divine
services in the Brodbagen church, on
Sunday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Brown, Misses
Gertrude Weber and. Inez Yungblut,
were Sunday visitors at Kitchener.
Messrs. J. Eidt and E. Kinsman, of
the Bank of Montreal staff, spent the
week -end at their homes in Ingersoll
and St. Marys respectively,
,111r. and Mrs. Len Heist of Detroit
were week -end visitors with the lat-
tel's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Oscar
'Copp.
Mr. C. Fritz and Son Ward were
Sunday visitors at Morriston, also
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taking in the Conference at Kitchell- ttI.FRE YOt BUY T1TE BEST
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Mr. and Mrs. John Meyer, and
Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Meyer, of Kit-
chener, were Sunday visitors with
friends around here.
Mr. E. E. Weido and ' daughter
Dorothy spent a few days at Goder-
ich. Mr. Weido motoring up on Sun-
day, when all eturned home together
Mrs. B. Pfkle, and daughter Pearl,
Mr. and 'Mrs. Garnet Jacobe and son
Laird, and little Romain Geiger, we-
re week -end visitors with friends in
Rev. and Mrs. W. Y. Dreier return-
ed from the annual Conference at
Kitchener, returning •on Tuesday.
As will be noticed in the report of
stationing in this week's paper that
Mr. Dreier has been stationed to
Milverton, but the move will not be
made till after Sunday, May Sth,
Mr. Ed. Wurin of Markham, spent
Monday night at the home of his sis-
ter, Mr, and Mrs: Jul. 13Iock. The
many friends of Mr. Wurni were in-
deed pleased to meet Mr. Ww.'m
with his friendly and joval disposit-
ion. Mr. Ward Fritz accompanied
M. Wurm to Toronto, and Ward
went on to Oshawa where he will get
a new Chevolet.
• Hay Township Youth
Is Killed by Auto
While on his way to Exeter, on
Saturday evening, Frederick Trieb-
ner, a youth of 19; son of John
Triebner, of Hay Township, was
struck and almost instantly killed a-
bout 8.15 by a motor car driven by
Percy Elsie, of .Grand Bend. The ac-
cident took niece oppo Ate the Exet-
er Cemetery on 'the lake road, about
a mile west of No. 4 highway. After.
the accident the injured was removed
to the ,-home of John Ford and med.!
ical aid called, but life was extinct.
The young man was employed on the
farm of Wesley Deering tned was on
his way to Exeter, and wore a dark
overcoat, and with a car coming in
the -opposite direction Mr. Elsie did
not see Triebner walling at the road
side in time to avoid the accident.
A, 611101 bruise on the back of the
eat; .Leg ane a two-meh hole in the
:Melt of the skull seem to indicate
that he was struck by the hubcap,
upsetting his balance so that his head
W415struck by the hing.' of the door.
Dr. Weeks, .coroner had a jury im-
paneled and the preliminary inquest
was, heard. The inquest was adjemn-
ed till Wednesday morning. Two
ether young men were with Elsie in
the car at the time of accident. vain
Triebner was st member of the Artg-
licati 'aura, Exeter, and was well
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ALL RUBBER FOOTWEAR PRD ICETHE SAME AS MAIL 03.1.-
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STYLES TO SUIT YOUR :WANTS, OUR PRICES ARE TRE SAM
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PRINTS, GINGHAMS, BROADCLOTHS
CURTAINS, CURTAIN MUSLIM, ETC, ETC.,
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A Few Stamped Mats at 20'% Off While They Last.
•Silk Hose, 30 cents a Pair and up
Root Seeds and Garden Seeds at:Sc and 10c a Pacitrage
HARNESS REPAIRS A SPECIALTY
FRESH CROCEMES ALWAYS ON HAND
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