HomeMy WebLinkAboutZurich Herald, 1926-09-16, Page 1Vol. XXVII •No 11
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held this bear on October 21st.
Mr. Win, Klein:stiver returned on
Saturday, after ispending several
weeks in Detroit.
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Mr, John Fried of Toronto, sp-
ent the week -end with Mr. and Mrs
Jacob Kellerman
Miss Olivia' Weltin is visiting nn
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'Mr. and Mrs. Meerburg and fani'-
ily of Pt. Prank, visited with. Mr.
Jonas I3artleib, on Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. E. Flynn, Miss Ida
Wambold and, Mr. J. Wambold of
London, !spent Sunday with Mr.
and Mrs, E. Tiernan.
Mr. and NIr's. Jacob Gassman oaf
Port Huron visited in town on Sun
day.
Mr. Chas. Hooey of Toronto, Mr.
and Mrs. J. Shera of Gorri'e, 'spent
the, 'tveek-.tinct at the • Evangelical
!parsonage,
Rev. }P. B, Meyer and ,..fancily
'spe.nt la few day's last week cw;n
Pt. Huron 'and Detroit. .
HAY coutica.
'.Che' regular meeting of the Co-
uncil of the, Township of Hay, was
held. in the, Town Hall, Zurich, on
Monday, Sept. 6th„ wil the • mem-
bers were pre'eeut.., The minutes.
of the (lal;evious meeting were ad-
pid A number of app-
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4th., 1926,
The following accounts were pas
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Purlington Steel Co., -steel, 25.19
.C.N,'R, freight on steel, Rd, 18, 3,95;
ditto 'on rd. 3 and 0 4.55; A. Keys
Rd. d, 9, 3.`0: •R, S_hwartsentruber,di
thing rd. 9, 5.00; J, Corrii-eau, fen -
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to • Memorial _16.50; Gordon Taroyer
stock of en's, Women's and Chit.
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dren Boots, Shoes and rubbers.
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account Rd. 10, 2,00; D. Tiernan, cel -
tent, etc., 7.1,30; Johnston & lalf-
fleis.ch�� cement, etc„ 330,41; A. John-
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thern E'ectric -bee., 'supplies 101.97;
Be'1 Tel, Co. tolls, June 20th to Aug
ust 21st, 342,87;
The council acljojurned to meet
again on• Monday, October 4th, at
1.30 o'clock, p.m.
A. P. Hess, Clerk,
Evangelical Church' Notes
ZURICE — ONT.
Large numb2rros gathered last Sun-
day at both morning and evening,
services, Ret-. ITC, A. Kellerman,
P. E. delivering the message in his
usual powerful way,-' Was yo.,
presont for the evening and took
In rare fine musical numbers.
Friday, 4,15 juniors meet.
Friday e+'ening •Prayer and Praise
7.30. Choir/ practice 8.30. • Ail
that are interested in a fowl sup-
per aim ,requested to be present
on t.hia Frid By evening.
Sunday, ' Seetplt. 19th,
10,00 'A.M. (Morning W4ship, ,Rev.
G. L. 'Cross of Auburn will preach
11.15. e,nil Bible ,Schoojl .for all.
7.30 ,p),m, Evening Worship. Rev
P. 'B, Yeyer, the newly appointed
•trupiervising Pastor will occupy.'.
the 'pulpit, Come all <ind hear
his massage,
DASH" OOD
Sunday horning 'service -10 IA
Holy Communion will be'/ coleb-.
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1v • th, S lYaoil 11 75 a;,tna , and 25 3rd,: C' it's, Art•• S. elint!+r j(� .`"°
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Menno Oesch of Detroit is
holidaying at his home' here.
1 r. Chas. Eilbe:r of Detroit, (is
sspes ding some vacation at his
horn+e' here.
Miss Elizabeth Truenmer of De-
troit. is spending her vacation
with her mother and sister
Mrs. Cook and baby returned
to- Detroit after spending a week
at the home of W. C. Wagner.
11r. Emanuel Koehler of Detroit,
is spending a few holidays with
relatives here.
Mr. John Schnell is still on the
sick list, we. hope for a speedy i
recovery.
Little Dorothy Thiel, who has
been 'seriously ill with, an• attack
of appendicitis, ,is on -ether way to
recoi'.ery.
Mr. and Mrs .A, Ruferich and
2aniiiy of Mitchell, were , Sunday
visitors at the hone: of Mr. Thomas
Johnson, •
M±'. Eldon Schnell and MIs. Ed..
Ch file's of Detroit 'spent a few
days -at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
J. Schnell.
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Restemeyer
!and 'family of Dashwood, spent the
yeast :Sundayf with Mr. and Mi ,
Pet -„eici� tt, Sr.
The Misses Susiu. of Stratford,
Frieda. of Bayfield and. Victoria of
lJeusaii, spent Labor Day with
their •parnnts, M r.ad:n Mrs. Peter
Dr iehert, Sr.
Rev, .H A;, ;',Koller'ma,n P; E.
of Tavistock, .conducted Preparat-
ory service on Friday evening and
communion servic on Sunday. At
thechurch boards meeting on Fri-
day evening the Presiding Elder
'appointed Rev. P. B. Meyer of
Dashwood a'y ,supervisor of the
Zurich Congregation for an indef-
inite period. This means that Rev
Mev c wt1'i a.ct as Zurich. church's
pastor in connection with, hiswork
at Dashwood, until other arrang•'e-
rnent's are made.
EXETER WINS LEAGUE
AS a result of the game 'hen
last Friday evening by the Exeter
team winning the baseball game,
this puts them as charnpion�a of
South. Huron, The winners hate`a.
nicely balance& team and 'seem to
have thl• break's coming their ' a
white: -the locals were very Hauch
outlucked, in 'several innings they
had the bais.es- full but could • not
produce the' necessary punch to get
the .B'un's in. Pio\v ver, this ends
the baseball season for another ye-
ar and the Zurich boys are to be
congratulated for coaling through
with second ,place. The fine and
large "'number of 'spectators pres-
ent helped ivateria'lly to swell up
the treasury of the team,
SCHOOL PAIR
NL ct Tuesday, Sept. 21st is ' the
day of the' annual School Fair of
'Zurich rind vicinity, when the. var-
ious. See tions of the .community will
gather with their products al,d'see
who h;1.6 just a tittle the bent. This.
annual event, which ha+s conamen-
coci only a, tiow year's, ago, has
grown into a very interesting and
educational fairy which is largely
due to the -keen interest taken by -
the tschola'rs and parents by doing
thei.t c'bii :•t;o help It along, This
year as ;in former years, the fair
tv911 hr:
managed by the Departme-
nt's Representatives, and the prize
lists have soiue time ago ,,been d_is-
tf i'out A. Ln ,addition to th!s, prize/
list, as Special Pri bs, the local
branch. of the Women's institute
are offering the following— 4tu,
Classes, An essay on Country life
in Canada in :testi, , First Ho. Sec••
A Real ,Buy
Ribbon Wrist Watch
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