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XXXUI No. 1
ZURICHP THURSDAY MO
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GA JULY 7 1932,
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Chester L. Smith, Pn.htlielorti.
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$1.50 IN AR REARS, ,,p2 MAY .11E,CSAMEM
ummer Visits and Visitors
1 ST. PETER'S
Evangelical Lutheran Church
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, ling Nigeria.
IFriday, 8h:—Luther Leaps..
atunday--Choir PractEcet.
aTINDAY SERVICES
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1'.30 p. m.—Englishs
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LAR, PEOPLE
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Monday, July 4th, was the big
national holiday to the American
people to the south of us, and as a
consequence a, great many visitors
from across the line were present.
In Police Court
Evidience that a debtor had ad-
ministered two black eyes and a
bloody nose to the man he owed was
given in Judge Costello'e county co-
urt on Tuesday last. The debtor, Wm
,Elliott, 190 pounds,. a farmer resid-
ing in Usborne Tp., admitted doing
the damage, but pleaded self-defence
'lza N. Marshall, Kirkton -general
merchant (160 lbs) the man who to-
ok the beating, had a bill against
Elliott for $315. He secured judg-
ment in division court and took a
note. Learning that Elliott had
some time previous given his wife a
chattel mortgage, Marshall sallied
forth in his auto to get the wife's
endorsation of the note. Then the
trouble started. This was last Janu-
▪ Jiidge Costello gave Mar -shall
judgment for $315, the full amount
and $35 additional for Cie beating
up he took. The groceries and goods
were purchased over a period of 3
years.
An American is privileged to 'be-
come somewhat uproarious on July
4, but not in a Canadian court of
lustice. John James Close of Detroit
found that out in police court at God-
erich on Monday when he -was sent-.
enced to 10 days in jail for contempt
of mint. John Close, Jun., had just
been fined $25 and costs, or 15 days
for refusing to give his name and -ad-
dress 'after an accident. "I've got a
raw deal all round." quoth John Jun.
"`Be careful" warned Mag. Reid, or
TELON make it more." `3'fl.
HENSIDLL;, o± mre or get 30 days" said
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What kbat"' snaPPO
Close Sen.
the nsegistrate. "just.:.',:yrhat I said,
and I mean it" replied the elder gentt',
tleman. "Just for that yon'll,;gO.,tt;,'
jail for 10 days for contemg of
court" came from the magistrate
offi
and Close was led away by cop
So was his son, who had insuffieient,
money to pay the fine. The aceidept
happened near Grand Bend,. wher,
the Close car is alleged to have rank.
med into the motor car of W. DutOt;
Comber, Ont.
HYMENIAL,
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. O'Brein and
Olive motored to Elora on Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Hubert Klopp of
,Stratford were week -end visitors in
Price-LPreeter. . • Mr. Paul Messner of Berwin Alb.
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Dr. and Mrs. H. H. Cowen and Mr.
ing, at noon, on June. Atli, Nytaern
Fritz, motored to Fergus on Mon -
Miss Mabel, youndel4r, daughter of
day, returning Tuesday morning.
and Mrs. John Preeter; of. that
Mr. and Mrs. George Edighoffer of
and formerly of ,Z eh, lideanie'. the, •
,Mitchell spent Sunday with friends
bride of Rev. Pain Price, or Erden-.
heim, Pa., formerly' of 'Kitchener,.
and son of Mr. and Mrs. James. ?ride Mr. Louis Prang is erecting a fine
Wilkesbarre, P. Rev. Mr..1-'rice was.
until a few weeks ago, associate paS-.'
tor at Zion Church. The cert
Was performed by Ren. 0. F. Barthel
liew kitchen at the rear ef his dwel-
ling house.
Messrs. Ted. Mittleholtz, Geo. Far-
well and Wm. Meidinger motored to
pastor of the church. The bride, who Kitchener:over the. week -end.
was given away by her father, was Messrs Peter and George Eisenbach
gowned in beige tripio sheer crepe .And Mrs. Elmer Willert of Grand
with blue sash and baku hat with Bend'were Sunday callers in town.
matching band. Her bouquet was .of Miss Meda Surerus of the Toronto
butterfly roses and valley ldlies. 11. I.iss
rublie School Teaching Staff, is 'sp-
Merle Preeter, her sister, was Uncle's
ending her vacation with her mother
maid, while the groom was supported
on the Bronson Line.
by Mr. Russell Preeter, the bride's
brother. Rev and Mrs, Price left on: Mr. and Mrs. Sam. E. Faust and
a short Inineymoon trip, after which two sons of Mitchell, were visitors in
they will reside at Erdenheinn Pa.
Bedard—Daly
Marriage Vows are Exchanged
'town on Sunday, taking in the Dec-
oration services.
The many friends of Mr. Jacob
St. Boniface R. C. Church, Zurith •Gingerich of the Goshen South, will
was the scene of a happy event whenpleased to leard that Mr. Ginger-
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.Mrs. Dennis Bedard • of Zurich, • cent illness.
was united in the Holy Bondy of
Matrimony, on Monday. morning, to
Mr. John Daly, son of the.late Ed-
ward Daly and Mrs. Ziegler of De-
troit. The bride who was given a-
way by her father, was beautifully
attired in a white satin gown of full
length and flowing train, with a long
white tulle veil caught in a cap effect
fastened with a carnation. She car-
ried a shower bouquet of white earn -
nations, maiden ferns and baby's
breath. She was attended by her
cousins Misses Anne and Marie Den-
omme, who were similarly attired in
pastel shaded gowns with hats and
slippers to match. Eeach carried an
arm bouquet similar to that of the
bride. Marcilla Regier and Doris
Denomme acted as flower girls while
Messrs. Richard Whipping and Victor
Hiedelburg of Detroit acted as ush-
ers. The ceremony was officiated by
the Rev. Father L. Power in the pre-
sence of relatives and friends. Mrs.
Simon Dietrich played the nuptial
High Mass while Mrs. O'Dwyer play-
ed the wedding march and sang a
solo. Following the ceremony a re-
ception was tendered at the home of
• the bride, where numerous gifts were
received by the young couple. Out
of town guests were: Mrs. Ziegler,
Mr, and Mrs. Raymond Daly, Messre
•, Robert and Wm. Daly and Mr. and
• Mrs. Cyril Masse, alt of Detroit, and
41 Beaver of Crediton.
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Miss ei rud e
Convention
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Annual Me..ting
The Liberal Conservatives of South
Huron, will hold a Convention at
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On TUESDAY EVElslING, JULY 19
To select a candidate to contest the
riding of South Huroin at the coming
Federal Bye -Election.
Three Delegates *ill vote from each
polling sub -division.
The Hon. Robert Weir, Ittnister of
Agriculture, and P. L. LeSueur, K. C.
of Sarnia, President of the Western
Ontario Conservatives Association,
will be present and address the meet-
ing.
The Annual Election of Officers will
Mr. R. Pearce of Windsor, is sp-
ending a few days with his friend,
Mr. Ward Fritz. Mr. Pearce is head
of the Finance Corporation of that
city.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Lague and fam-
ily of Detroit, visited over the holi-
days With her mother in town. Mas-
ter Warren Lague remaining over for
some holidays.
Tuesday of next week will be
known by many as the Twelfth of Ire
land, or Orange Walk Day. This
celebration for this section will this
year be held ihr4oclerich, where suit-
able programs have been arranged.
. Messrs Clayton and Clarence Hoff-
man, whose home is at Galt, motored
up from Kingston on Sunday, where
they had been playing ball with the
Galt Terriors, they also enjoyed a
fine boat trip through the thousand
Islands, on the St. Lawrence river.
They are spending a week's holidays
with their parents in town.
CELEBRATE ANNIVERSARY
A very unique event was celebrated
in Zurich on Sunday when the thirty-
second anniversary was fittingly ob-
served by Mr. and Mrs. Charles Fritz
of town. While thirty-two years se-
ems a long time looking ahead, yet
Mr. Fritz says it seems only like a
very short time ago when he and his
worthy companion marched before
the sky -pilot and made the solemn
vows which pronounced thein as man
and wife. The wedding banquet was
ser*ed by...Miss Anna Hess at her
Iniine which was fittingly decorated
a,naiged for the occasion. The
dinner was a real one and just suit-
ed- th,ose„ who partook of it. The
1.1;irail1's Publisher joins the many
ifriends; in extending congratulations,
apit,here's honing that this happy
auille will enjoy.. many more such.
annual i..vents., •
New $20,000,000 Ontario
• Loan.
A new issue, of $20,000,000 Prov-
ince 'a Ontario 14 Year 5 k % de-
bentures is being offered for public
subscription. Bonds ',are in denomin-
ation of $100, $500 and $1000, and
the..prite is 97 and accrued interest,
yielding 5.81% to matiirifv. Special
interest 18 attached to this ;issue in
that ie departs from the usual pro-
cedure, being offered direct by the
Provincial Treasurer for public sub -
take place the Mine evening. soriptioos of $1,00, it is saidi will re -
Ladies are specially invited to at- i re-
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