HomeMy WebLinkAboutZurich Herald, 1921-03-10, Page 4• DRYSDALE,
itaev. Father gondott Vas to
tendon last Tuesday on barainess.
and Mrs, GelinaS returma to
their home in Fielding, Sask., last
:Week.
M. and Mra. Alex. Denomy of
CaUrtright are visiting their par-
ents at present.
Mr. Edward Laport of St.
Was a week -end visitor at his
home here.
Mr. Paul Durand returned to
his home out west, after 'spending
part or the winter with his par-
ents.
,Pareseau and Mr. Johnston
et Detroit are visiting here for
Sa few weeks with frineds and re-
latives.
Mr. Isadore Denomy of Detroit
is, here for a few weeks.
Mr. Peter Baker was a business
Visitor in this neighborhood one.
day last week,
We are sorry to report Mr.
Joseph. Rau as very ill at pres-
ent.
HENSALL
Mrs. T. Belb of Calgary has been
visiting her mother Mrs. Dick,
. Mr. and Mrs, J. Zuefle after a
pleasant visit with their daughter
Mrs. P.B. Buchanan of Toronto,
lave returned.
Fred. Smallacombe of Bindscarth
Kan., h1Vo were here attending the
funeral, of his mother.
Councillor Higgins has received
It communication from Mr. mW.
liollingworth of the Hamilton
Paiiimg, Co. who put the pavement
down in Exeter, ;stating that he is
willing to come to Hensall to meet
the ratepayers to talk over and
discuss questions with the paving
of. Hensall main street.
; On Sunday last death removed
One of Hensall's respected pion-
eers in the a a•son of Thomas W.
reart, aged 71 years. Deceased 8111111111111.1imer tasszenamoszawaszeas•
was born in ClarkCounty, and
came with his parents to the 10th
of Hibbert where they settled on
la farm. Mr. and Mrs, John Wood, who DASHWOOD
About 35 years ago he
a0a-ed to Hensall where he resided have spent the past aix months _Mr. Chas. Hartleib of 'Windsor
Inntil the time of his death. Be in Vancouver, B, C., returned to visited with his parents over Sun -
Exeter. •: I I , ,
ides his sorrowing wife, two dau- Mr, Geo. Cudmore, Huron - St., day.
Ada Fassold left on Mon-
hteld and two sons,and one .when about to leave the home of day for Hensall where he has ac-
laro;arar survive, The funeral took Mrs. Thos. Snell on Monday last canted a position as milliner.
place last Thursday, interment in
the Staffa cemetery. • slipped on the back step to the Rev. and Mrs. Gaaupner were
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pavemenbelow, with the result.
called to Monroe, Mich. on Friday
EXETER. that his hip was badly fractured. owing to the illness of Mrs. Gra-
Mr. C. B. Snell has dIspose.d ofupner's father.
• • •
- M. Geo. Lewis, of Arpin, Wis., , the brick dwelling on Andrew St. Mrs. Finkbeiner and daughter,
Iiti, yisiting his aunt, Mrs. S. Handy occupied' by Mr. E. J. Weathy, Pr-
ord. ,Cathern' have returned from a
incipal of the High School, to Mr. tvisit. in Sarnia. flumps havo been very prevala Alex. Dow of town. '
Miss Brownlee of Wyoming, mil-
entin the community and several The Flax mill at the north end liner for Reid, Edighoffer & Son,
eases of scarlet fever are reported of the village, has been out of coni- has arrived
rerington left on mission for •several days owing to )'he wee r.a zerViees- in the
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. Fred
Tuesday for Vancouver with , a the smolaestaokdraalaw-la'",s,Jaird"="r•tintheran Church on Sunday, ow -
load of ieaary, ,h.oraasuraa..-a- - - acaaar.r-- - .• ' f 1 ing to the absence of the pastor.
he Law
as amended Nov. 10, 1919
alm,..rainnamemmommaimi.
THIS Referenharri on April 18 is to ratify a new federal
law, namely, the Canada Temperance Act, as recently
amended by Doratleinn Parliament.
If a majority of ,the people of Ontario vote in favor of
the Canada-Tempecance Act as amended, then, in the exact
words of the law, it iallows:
1, "NO person Shall import, send, take or transport
• into such province any intoxicating liquor.
2 "No person shafl, either directly or indirectly, mastu-
° facture or sell, (or contract or agree to rnanufactune
or sell, any intoxicating liquor to be unlawfully importe4
sent, taken or transported into such province.
•-P"The carriage or iimportation of intoxicating liquor
• through such province shall only be by means of a
common carrier by water or by railway and not other-
wise, and during' the time any intoxicating liquor is be-
ing so transported or (carried no person shall open or
break or allow to be opened or broken, any package or
vessel cont*ing such intoxicating liquor, or drink, or
use or alloo be drunk or used any intoxicating liquor
therefrom."
VOTE. -This law does not prohibit importation of liquors
to be used for sacramental, medicinal, manufacturing or corn-
mercial purposes, or the importation of such liquors as are
permitted to be sold by the laws of the Province.
"Shall the importation and the bringino- of intoxicating liquors into
the Province be forbidden?"
Vote and Vote, "Yes"
Close the door to imported "booze"
ntario Referendum Committee
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Mr. and Mrs. E. Voelker of Flint could be accomodated, so it Was I
eon, attended the funeral of the
late Mrs. Ball on Saturday.
Miss Dora Kraft of London is
visiting at her home here owing
to the illness of her brother.
Mich., and Mr. W. Schwalm of Pieitepme atoend tohne Saturday
Mrs. C. W. Gage of Detroit who
attended the funeral of her mother
the late Mrs. Ball on Saturday and
is spending a few days with her
brother Mr. H: jioffmarr.
Mr. Andrew Musser of London,
spent the week -end at his home
here.
Mrs. S. Sweet and Mrs. Davis of
Exeter attended the funeral of
the late Mrs. Ball on Saturday.
DEATH OF MRS. BALL'
Word was received here of the
death of Mrs. Anna Ball at Tav-
istock. on March 1st. Deceased
was born near New Hamburg sp-
ending her life time in this com-
munity. About a year ago she
went to Tavistock to make her
home with her son John Hoffman
and there -while visiting other fr-
iends contacted a cold which 'de-
veloped into pneumonia, - frain
which she • never rvoecered, being
sick only two days. After a
short funeral service - Tavistock,
the remains Were brought to the
home .of her son,. Mr. Henry Hof-
fman' in Dashwood.
She was •3 life long faithful me-
mber, of thd.,Evangelical 'church, re
aching the #ge , of 67 years, 3 mon-
ths and 20' days.
She is survived by two son's,
and one dAghter, John Hoffman,
Tavistock, :Henry Hoffman, Dash-
wood ; Mrs. C. W. Gage, Detroit,
and on:_". sister Mrs. G. Hess of
Zurich, also six grand children be-
sides many friends. ' •
Interment took place to the
Goshen Line'. 'cemetery, Saturday
afternoon. Rev. 'Yager and Rev.
Rauch of Crediton, officiating.
(Inteuded 'tor last week.)
The concert given by the school
on Priclaylast was a decided stic-
cess• great was the rush' for
adinlaan'in:it-:i' abotit half
night. Each
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rendered•
Mr, P.Fassold is at present con -
lined to bed with erysipelas. We
hope for a speedy recovery.
Miss Olivia Welton is visiting
with relatives in Kitchener and
Waterloo.
The regular meeting of the ev-
angelical Y.P.A. on Friday evening',
March 4th, will be a union meet-
ing of Crediton, Zurich and Dash-
wood. The principal speaker of
the evening will be the conference
branch President, Rev. Dengis.
The ministers and Presidents of
the Zurich and Crediton Y.P. A.
will also give some interesting ad-
dresses. Rev. Dnegis will also
give some interesting address on.
"The Heart of the Y.P.A.
Mr. and Mrs. H. Dark of Ana:
herstburg, spent last week -end
with the latter's parents, Mr. and
Mrs. C. Steinhagen,
Mr. J. Kellerman attended the
convention of delegates at Lond-
on to discuss electrifying the la,
H. & B. railway.
Mrs. D. McCormick returned to
her home in :Bridgrburg last week
after visiting her father, Mr. F.
Baker ,who has been quite sick. .
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Morenz, of
Detroit, are visiting relatives in
town.
Miss D. Balkwill, of Exeter, vis -
ted with the Misses Pfaff.
Miss Alice Hoffman was confined
to the house with illness last week.
Mr, Earl Guenther made a bus-
iness trip to Windsor last week.
Mr. and Mrs. -Herman Zimmer,
of -Stratford, -spent last Sun-
day in town.
DASHWOOD.
SCHOOL REPORT
The following is the February
report of our school. It is bag -
ed on weekly tests and daily
inarks.
Sr. V ;-Gram, Art, Hist, Alg;
E. froward 79% M, Tieirtan 74.; C,
Steinhagen" 60. .
, 05, r. Guent er 6a, I. Ravelle
53*.
Sr: I;V Gram, Art, Hist., Arith;
-L. Tiernan 91, L. Eveland 75, A.
Rader 61, C. Snell 60, L. Willert
Jr. IV s Same subjects ;-L. Reid
91,, V. Birk 90, V. Baker 81, E. Zim-
mer 75, L. Baker 69, E. Graupner 68
A. Kellerman 40*'31. Rinker 36.
G. S. Howard, Teacher.
ROOM II.
Sr. III; Total marks 700 ;-•-• H.
Kellerman 553, C. Fisher 491, L,
Witmer 488, H. Hartleib 419.
Jr. III; Total marks 700 ;--4
Tiernan 621, Eugene Tiernan 607, EL
Hoffman 515, xKenneth Wein 468,
G. Guenther 458, F. Kleinstiver 447,
A. Steinhagen 416, A. Miller 37%
xA. Willert 294, xE. Wilds 219.
Sr. II; Total Marks 525 ;-Ethel
Hartleib 388, M. White 370, E. Mer-
ner 370, EC. Burmeister 360, A,
Restemeyer 353, E. Hamacher 352,
Jr. II;' Total 470 ;-T. Hayter 460,
G. Bender 369, I. Lipperd 367, F.
Guenther 353, L. Bender 326,
Burmeister 311, Marg. Merner, 301;
L. Zimmer 250.
Those names marked missed on
or more exams..
C. Edmeston, Teacher,
R yr?Jr. IT; -M, Graupner 575; a Na
Passold 506, F. Wein 471; W. Evea.
land 451, E. Witmer 439, P. Bender
433, S. Genttner 352, L. Statibus
304, Adam Stire 294.
Sr. Pt. II; -E. Kraft 631, H. Nadi.,
iger 624, E. Rinker '558, W. Wein, WI
Irvin Guenther 476,
M. Pt. 1I; -G. White 398,
Kraft 363, R. Statton 353, A. Mora
enz 328, R. Vincent 29:5, A. Masora
291, 0. Staubus 285, P. Schade 236.
Jr. Pt. II; -Ruth Kleinstiver
B. Edighoffer 506 ,Z, Nadiger 4S1.
V. 13manedster 435. •
Pt. la -E. Pislier 447," S. St' 4sla
V. Kraft 381, E. Held 376, 31
mop 319, M. Resterneyer 292, H.,
Miller 202, H. O'Connor. 171.
Class A. -M, White. 240,
unit 200, 1. Genttner 180, IL Bina,
key 150.*
'Pearl Tiernan, Teacher.,
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