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HomeMy WebLinkAboutZurich Herald, 1932-07-28, Page 4• STANLEY TOWNSHIP Mr. ()Boar Wright of Kenirolworth is Spending a ;few day: with her. ino- tther, Mrs. Geo, Dawson. Mr -,and Mrs. Ruskin Keys spent 1u week -end with the f ormer-s pea- nuts, Mr. and Mrs, Nielson eaeys. .Sabellian Line, A umber feeil. this community •ranumber the surnener school at God- :erit. last week. lhl.issex Ronin and Adelene Palmer .:,of Hamilton, 'Inco are camping at the Mende ,spe3:ut1: L11i.onday evening at Will lleid's Varna. `There 'rli be no service at the .Goshen read Varna United churches .ateeet Steeday, owing to the anniver- aary seovices at Blake. Mr: ,weed Mrs. Alex. Sparks of Lon- ainn, Mr- Woods and Mrs. A. E. Er- win tel Hayfield, spent Sunday at tet Jahn A. Armstrong's. Taverna, !Goshen and Blake Sunday <S/ehools held their annual picnic at 7B.a.etfield last Thursday. 41r. 'li'atinson of Cario, Mich., has 'amen visiting his nephew, Mr. Roy 71Sa •noxit for a few days. Two -Good Sires Sold—Mr. R. N. 'Tack delivered iast week to Thos. :13esadee, of McKillop, one of the best ey useg :Shorthorn sires that has been, seen in that township for some time :3 -Xe is An eleven months old white, 11rod by Browndale Supreme .Stamp,. .iid shows his breeding, being of ty- ;urs€cal Shorthorn stamp and lines. Mr Teak also recently sold to Mr. And- sersten, •nf near Exeter, another .pronn- easing young sire of the sante age, red .,and white Roan Lady breeding on aiffee -devils side. Considering the ° the sale price of both these aaid -„meal's was considered a good one. BLAKE ing lived illi, 'the Bronson Lille for a number al years. Her brothers, Messrs., Zi as. and Wen, Garvie; aecoen- pauit . by their wives attended the ftmeral on Saturday at Galt.. The sympathy of the community is exten- ded to .the bereaved hesbaad and friends. Miss Dorothy Wtaido of Zurich, is visiting friends in the village. r x%te :number from this vicinity -eitatereded the Union picnic at Bayfield 5 a t 'Thur'sday. Mx and Mrs. Peter Manson and. ...Smelly who spent a few years in Hen .sal have returned to their home on :the •Goshen Line. We welcome then Track. ..Miss Alberta Finlay called on fri- +snds in the village on Saturday. Mr. John Thirsk, accompanied by els. Jim Johnston, called on Mr. Robt ••!oyes, on Sunday, who is in the Sea- •or'ti3. Hospital. :Kiss Margaret Creighton of Strath- ,roy who spent last week at the borne oaf: Mr,. and Mrs. R. N. Douglas, re - awned u ned en Friday, accompanied by Blass Margaret Douglas, who spent "t'Ize week end with friends at London ~~ and Komoka. 1 •ahea•au:rm.t't Rt!s " t who spent a few :days et el Ahere % lleft last week, accompanied ?y Miss Irene Douglas of Hensalt, ''las sisit :friends in Kapuskasing, Nor- ' '212e1"11 'Ontario. Miss Mary Clarke of Goderich, ac- oe,.:panied by friends claled at her Lorre :in the village Sunday evening. Mrs. Duncan Shepherd's many fide ;ends will regret to learn of her very -sudden death- which occurred fest ":Thllay at her home in Galt. Sbe .vas aveil known in this vicinity, have DRYSiALE Mr. Bernard Parriseau of Detroit, is visiting friends and relatives fora few days. Miss Antionette I3rissosi of Wind- sor is visitixig at the home for Mr. 'and Mrs, Ed. J.Denomme. - Mr. Louis Mousseau. and daught- er Theressa, •of St. Joath. um, are sp- ending a few holidays with .Mr. and Miss Mousseau, • Miss Liena Denomme Is visiting with )ser friends .and relatives in De- troit. Mr. Earnest Denomme who has be- en 311 fee :a ,number of .years was ad- mitted to London Hospital and has been operated in the head for uleer- :ated bores. M.r. Denomme is the vic- tim of very severe sufferings but the Doctors are looking for his recovery. Mr. Henry Rau has been confined to his bed for some, time, and is yet quite ill. Mr Eli D.nehariee of Stratford is visiting with friends and relatives. Mr. Ducharme was raised at Drys- dale and his many friends will give him a hearty welcome. Miss Beatrice Denomme of De- troit is spending the summer months with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Denomme. The recent rains will delay fall wheat drawing. Mr. and Mrs. Marchand of Tilbury return: 'home after' spending some time •viiith the :Reverend Father L. Marchand. Reverend Father Champagne of Sacred il3eart C.ollege, Sudbury, was a guest with Rev. Father L. March- and !last week. ILL'Sr REEN The `Service was withdrawn in the church en 'Sunday and the Congreg- ation werehipped with the Kippers Congregation when Mrs. McIntosh of London was the special speaker. The serviee will be held as usual on Sunday,„tom ri, RQ e.:Di, -�MLi' 3^i ➢�! a='„ x�zrkg 2:in tliis'viCmi .n x.. Dick' and balbe who spent several weeks with their parents, returning to their home. e Miss Mary Hagan of London, sp- eat the week -end with her slater„ Miss Dolly and brother Frank. Mrs. Troyer is visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. W. Hyde of the London Road. A number from this vicinity at- tended meetings at the Summer SC'a-• I ooI, in (Goderich last -reek. . ;.s.sl,.,,3. ,.4y-3-Tr++>r-8+'i +•b+ L+!'4r•'<+•;r-4'i l"+°e++-L+++ •: +•A+++se+++++dF+ .:. Special 4 Ft. CEDAR POSTS, 41'= Inches and up at only 7 35 Cents. 9 FOOT END POSTS AT ONLY $1.25 I p DROP IN AND LOOK THEM OVER! C. KALBFLEISC Vw 1 PHONE 69 _ - ZURICH ar.Kcrat„ 4 »e+ i'+4-44-4,1-+++++++++++++++++++++++++.1.+4444++++++++++++ USE ONLY Sloe can lb,dy tier Genuine Masser•Hatris Repairs from. your local Madseyklarns Agents 'nese it Better and last Longer than Spurious Makes msd whey Cost No More Insist :oat G o ulna Masuertlarris Parte Idseo0tnritsseres roads by the Staten es retie Pio,, Tit 10.1.0.4 �a. ID, Iltite Cuss. M.1. Dn.w i+.ro.a•..w t.» tGENi.liNE MASSEY-HARRIS SOLO I3Y . KLOPP ZURICH, - ONT. ZURICH HERALD_ Capital Theatre Goderich - Phone 47. Northern Electric Sound System. NowPlaying—Buck Jones in "The Dawn Trail", Mon,, Tues.,' Wed. RUTH CHATTERTON A fine dramatic actress in a Screen 'Triumph TOMORROW and TOMORROW Thurs., Fri,, and Sat. EDGAR ALLEN POE Wrote the vivid story 'w:uch is now a super -thrill talkie Murder in the Rue Morgue Coming --The Yellow Ticket. Matinees, Mon., Wed., Sat., 3 pm O DASHWOOD Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Oestreicher and family were Sunday visitors rn Lon- don. • Mr. and Mrs. May of Kitchener, spent the week -end with Mr. and Mrs Sam Oestreicher. Misses 1Vyrta Hoffman of Kitchen- er itchener and Ella Martinson of Elmira at- tended the Tieman-Hoffman nuptials last week. Miss T. Ehlers of Kitchener is sp ending her vacation with relatives. Rev. H. A. Kellerman of Waterloo visited relatives here on Tuesday. We congratulate Mr. Keeler on the success of his Entrance pupils all hay ing passed. Mrs. J. McNevin anddaughter. Flora of London are visitors with Mr and Mrs. A. E. Oestreichea Messrs. Geo. Rosendahl and Louis Morenz have returned after spending a week on x fishing expedition at Pike Bay. Mrs. Mervyn Tiernan, a recent bride was pleasantly surprised. on Tu- esday afternoon when Miss Laura Mae Reid entertained the Beginners Class of the Dashwood Evangelical Sunday School in honor of their tea- cher, Mrs. Mervy Tiernan, xormerly Miss Alice Hoffman. She was pres- ented with a beautiful baguet of del- phenium and a shower of handker- chiefs. A dainty lunch was served by the hostess who is assistant teach- er of the class. The Junior Choir of at•. a pre y else Mrs, Chas. Troyer returned home last week after a pleasant visit with friends in London. Florence Reynolds, of Calgary, Alt is spending the sumer months at the home of her sisters, Miss Amy Rey - lipids and Mrs. Robinson. Mr, and Mrs. Alb, Speneer visited friends in Toronto. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Hildebrandt are preparing to move into the dwelling on ,Queen A. owned by Owen Geiger Minnie 'Gibb of Toronto is visiting for a few days with friends in town. 'Dr. and Mrs. Smith and family re- cently visited at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Geo. C. Pette, Mrs. Smith's parents. The Doctor is just recover- ing ecovering nicely from an operation for ape pendicitis. Mary little, of Hanover, and form erly of our village, is visiting her girl friend, Jean Foster. Leona Lemon has returned from a three weeks' visit ,spent with re- latives in Detroit. Mrs. J. PP, Campbell and little son Neil of Windsor and Mrs. E. R. Bell and son of Toronto, are spending their holidays at the home of Mr. ant iVirs. Jas. A. Beii. Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Scott and me- mbers of their family, of Toronto, spent the week -end with relatives, Mrs. G. Scott, and daughters, and Mr. and Mrs. Geo. C. Petty. Wen. Fee, accompanied by his sis- ters, Sarah and Mary and a friend, have returned from' a few days trip to Hamilton, Woodstock and other places. Mrs. Agaur, Hensall's oldest re- sident, on Saturday had the unique privilege of celebrating her one hun- dred and first'birthday. Mrs. Agaur still in the best of health and in pos- session. of all her faculties, lived for many years with her son-in-law, Dr. Fletcher, at Thames Road. She spent the day quietly with relatives near Clinton. Wm. Pepper, accompanied by his daughter Grace, Matt. Clarke, Mr. Love and Roy McDonald motored to Toronto Friday last from where they took the train to Ottawa. Mrs. Orville Twitchell has been confined to her home with measles, but is getting along nicely. Tuesday last, Mrs. Wm. Buchanan celebrated her SSth birthday when a large number of her relatives and friends called upon her, showering hear with flowers and all kinds of good wishes. Mrs. Buchanan is for- tunate in reaching such a fine age with ail her faculties presenved. Mrs. T. Murdock and Miss Ethel, were being visited by Dr. and Mrs. B. A. Campbell and family of Tor- onto. Mrs. Chas. Hunt and little daught- 1of Toronto,. are. spendin a. f Tiernan—Hoffman A lovely summer wedding was sol- emnized in the Evangelical church, Dashwood, on Wednesday afternoon last, at 2 o'clock, when Alice, dau- ghter of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Hoff- man was united in marriage to J. Mervyn Tiernan, son of Mr. and Mrs. David Tiernan, The pastor, Rev. A. W. Sauer officiating. The church was a lovely setting for the bridal party with two large baskets of double pink hollyhocks and trailing vines massed the choir rails. Clusters of pink roses marked the pews for the guests. The bride was attended by Miss Anna Tiernan, sister of the groom and the groom by Harry Hof- fman, brother of the bride. Little Miss Ruth Guenther was flower girl while Master Russel Tiernan wee ring bearer. The bride looked lovely in a gown of ivory Shantung Lace with her veil arranged in" cap style caught with clusters of orange blo- ssoms and carried a bouquet of Johanna Hill roses. Her bridesmaid was frocked in Greene French Net with large pink hat and pink shoes and carried Butterfly roses. The flower girl was charming in yellow organdy with touches of mauve and carried a basket of mauve and yellow sweet peas. Master Russel Tiernan,, in a white satin suit carried the ring on a white satin cushion. Miss Lily Hoffman, of London, cousin of the bride sang, "All Joy Be Thine” and Mr. R. W. Goulding, A.T.C.M., of Exeter, played the wedding music. Messrs. Barry Cook of Hensall, and Eugene Tiernan of Dashwood were ushers. Following the ceremony a reception was held at the home of the bride's parents, where a buffet hitch was served by four friends of le bride: Miss Elia Martinson, Mrs. R. H. Taylor, Mrs. V. Schatz and Mrs A. E. Oestreicher. Later Mr. and Mrs. Tiernan left for a motor trip to ::astern Ontario, the bride travelling in a smart white ensemble with white ?urse and white shoes and felt :hat• ..)n their return they will reside in .)ashwood. HENSALL Hattie Sutherland has returned come after a pleasant visit with fri- 'nds at Grand Bend. Wm. Simpson, accompanied by tie mother, of Detroit, visited here. Irene Douglas is visiting for sev- tral weeks with relatives in - Kapu- '.asing. ole. and Mr$. Andrew Hicks and . end 'dire. Thos. Willie of Ceram- , v! i...1 friends in town. Mrs.' Elliott Fairbaird, of';S'now- flake, Man., is visiting her mother, Mrs. R. Welsh, and other relatives. An interesting event took place in Detroit, on Saturday, July lath, when Iva Gale, youngest daughter of Dr. and Mrs. C. T. McLain, of Gran- ville, Ohio, was united in marriage to Ed. T. Berry, son of Mrs. Ann Berry and the late T. J. Berry, of Hensall Mrs. B. R. Boyd, a sister of the bride attended her, while J. W. Berry, of Windsor, brother of the groom, as- sisted as best man. After a trip thr- ough the Eastern States, Mr. and Mrs. Berry will reside at Detroit. COUNTY NEWS The camp at Kintail, conducted by the Presbyterian young people of the synods of Hamilton and London, con- vened for its third year Iast week with a registration of over 100 dele- gates. Clinton Town Clerk Manning, who underwent an operation for append- icitis in the Clinton Hospital a fort- night ago, has recovered nicely, and able to return to his home. • Monday, August 1st has been pro- claimed as Civic Holiday in Brussels this year by Reeve Bowman. The South Perth Baseball League will hold their annual Field day in Mitchell on Wednesday afternoon, July 27th. - 'The Clinton tax collector reports that the 1032 taxes are corning in well, in spite of the talk of depres- sion, only about $1,500 remeining un paid of .the first instalment at the end of June.. At Grand Bend, on Sunday last, 8 children, two girls and a boy, were swept offtheir feet by the undertow and were rescued . from the waves by A. S. Thompson of London, who was nearby and heard their calla for help, John Jardine, Goderich, was sent- enced to ten years' imprisonment • in Portsmouth Penitentiary by Magis- trate Reid last Thursday,, for an at- tempt to commit a serious offence a- gainst his daughter, Mrs. William Berry, of Anberly. Jardine pleaded guilty to the charge. Fred Iluisser; of Wingham, a sect- ion man on the C.N.R., fell off a hand ear while riding down the tracks on Saturday last, he suffered concussion but fortunately no bones were broke ed. He, who was unconscious until evening, was removed to Scott MVIon1- oris lHospital, but was able to go to his home in a few days. Mrs- Susie Smit, of llensall, an- nounces the engagement of her yo- angeet _daughter, •Thccdcra, to Mr. Edward -Ven; De, Keerey, of.. -Guelph, son of Mx. and Mrs.. Julius. De Keere' of. that city, the marriage to take place at the home of her: mather,Mraa, Stale Smit, at liensall on the third day of August. • While playing in the bush of G.J. Dew near the Aux Sauble River, Ex- eter, Wesley Byckman fell from a tree he was climbing, The boy, whoi' is 12 years of age, had. the ligaments of his Ioft side torn, and also suffer- ed a sprained shoulder. Dr. M. C. Fletcher atended him. He is •reportea as doing well. Last week was Chautauqua week in Goderich The programs have been good, but . the financial depression is having its effect, and the guarantors will have a deficit of about $500 to meet. A, call is being made on each of the 42 guarantors for a contribution of $12. Robert Boyce, of Tuckersmith, had the misfortune to fall from a tree in his orchard and fracture his hip. He was taken to the Scott Memorial Hos- pital. Two years ago he met• with ,a similiar accident, when he fractured the same hip and was laid up in the hospital fox: some months. Excavations in connections with the alterations to Knox Presbyterla,Wu 1 church, Goderich have been complet- ed; partitions are well on their way to completion. The new boiler has ar- rived and will shortly be installed. The roof has been put on the boiler house and a chimney 55 feet high has been erected. At the Trivitt Memorial picnic at ,. Grand Bend Wednesday last, Mrs. E. L. Vivian, Exeter, sufferea a very nasty accident when she stepped into a hole badly twisting the ligaments of her right foot and it will be several. weeks before she will be able to have the use of same. Rev. John 1 Young, parish priest of Strathroy, died Friday last at St. Joseph's Hospital, London, he had be- en in failing health for over a year. A member of a well-known Colborne '. township family, son of the late Mr. and Mrs. Were F. Young of the 8th concession, he spent his' early years; in that community. • A. B. 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