HomeMy WebLinkAboutZurich Herald, 1921-06-09, Page 4SCHOOL ROORT
Mr. and ore. Sol. Kipfer of R'ay-'
r+iollowiang is the report of (Se field spent Sunday with friends in
NO. 0. 4,
based on' attendance this vicinity.
behaviour and general efficiency,Mr. and Mrs, Wzn�, Douglas and,
Jr. Pr; ---Claire Surerus 75% ( daughters, accompanied by .fele-
tr. Pr ;•-- Ray, Ortwein 68,; Verlyn,' ids, spent Saturday evening' at !
'Ciel 59, Milton McAdams 59, Larv- the Douglas. of Mr. and Mrs. R. NN.
Vence e Ducharrne 56. ga
jr. I;—Delbert Geiger 82, Char- GRAND BEND
Oa t 8 esus 71, Myron Surerus 50, Mr. and Mrs. Fairburn of near
Leona). :Masse 50, Rosaleen Hensali were resent visitors at Mr.
iueharme 38, Eldon Gabel 34, and Mrs, Cyrus Green's.
Jr. II, (4;—Leonard Erb 84, The remains of Mrs. Samuel Gra-
'Mildred Ortwein 83, Dorothy Zirk tton of caLun were laid to rest
76. r .
,Jr. II, (b)r;—Lloyd Klopp 65,
'Leonard Zirk 52; Lorne Klopp 46,
'Barry McAdams 39, Edevarcl Thiel
2. .
Jr. III;—Myrtle Weber 92, Ger-
*leen Surerus 90, Leeland Surerus
74,4, Willie McAdams 70, Eldon .Ort- I DASHWOOD. ASHWOOD.
vein 40. Attend the Grand Strawberry
'Jr. IV;—Ethel Gabel 81, Lncy Social in Dashwood on Tuesday
Dueharme 64, Edgar ResteYneyer evening, June 14th,
158. ' Mr P. Mcisaac has .purchased a•
Elva, M. Heyrock, Teacher. nee' motor hearse.
BLAKE Mr. Solt` Bettchen' has taken a
positive with Mr. Pedersen at the
Mr. an'd Mrs. Jake Gingerich and ' creamery, ( I
family left on Tuesday for Emily, ! Mr. Gordon Gaetz is at present
City, Mich., where they will visit . visiting in London.
friends. ( Mrs. H Graupner spent the we -
Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Zapfe spent ek. ed with her uncle Rev. P.
the week -end with friends in Tuck- Graupner.
M�e, Swafford of Texas is visite
ing lice parents, 'Vb. and Mrs. A.
Koren z.
• The Y. P. A. and Ladies' a Aid
ga
of the Evangelical church are ill,
lug za strawberry social on • June
14th, Admission 35c and 15e.
The central telephone officehas
been moved upstairs to make room
for the new hardware lately laun-
ched into business.
Steps are being taken to oil the
Main street. This will lessen the
dust and make housekeeping ligh-
at Grand Bend cemetery` on Sun- ter.
day last. Miss Ada Witmer of the Goshen
Joe Lawson has finished the ce'. was the guest of Miss Matilda) Ham
ment floor of the' iron bridge, aker in town oniSunday.
Mrs. Ezra Brenner was taken i11 Miss Edith Walper has returned
last Monday, but is improving. , to her home here after a fort-
night's visit with friends in and
around Zurich.
ersmith and Exeter.
Mr. and Mrs. Rutherford spent
Quite a number from this vic-the holiday in Guelph.
anity attended the union meeting of : 'tlr. and Mrs J Eidt of e Ailsa
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Rose of
Zurich called at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Casper Walper on iSun-
day, _ I '
HAY COUNCIL
The first sitting of the Court
of Revision of the 1921 Assessment;
Roll of the Township; of Hay was
held in accordance with the Asses-
sment Act and notice in then Zurich
Herald, on Saturdaym, June 4th,
1921, at 10 o'clock a. m.
The Reeve, E. F. Klopp, occup-
ied the chair. All the members
the W. M. S; at Kippers last week Craib, and Mr. and Mrs. H. Eidt of the council were present and
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Lamont spent of Forest spent Sunday with Mr. subscribed to the Oath of Mrm-u-
Sunday with friends in Hensall. ,•_and 1VLrs. C. Stade. ers of t he Court of Revision.
Mr. John Gingerich is at present) Me, and Mrs. Graybeil of Kitch- . A number of changes were made
visiting friends down east. : ener are visiting friends in this vic on the Assessment Roll, after wh-
Miss Margaret Tough of iSea- ' inity. (( , ieh the following orders were pas -
forth spent the past week under i Mr Homer ,Guenther of Forest, sed; • ! i . • i ! i
the parental roof. spent Sunday under the parental r'W. H. Edighoffer, assessor salary
Miss Margaret Douglas spent the roof. • 1 ( ' $105.0e; Assessor postage 2.51; Zur-
week-end with friends in Bay -•Mr, and Mrs. Hopkins and tam- ich Hydro System, lights for hall
field. l I sly of St. Thomas, are visiting re- 7.79; 'Albert Zettel, rep. culvert
Mr. and Mrs. McLeod and family lativeca here at present.
of Bayfield spent Sunday at the C. Fritz & Sonn are this week con
home of Mrs. Clarke in the village dnctiee an enormous shoe sale.
Mr. Robt. Allan of Brucefield cal-*'{ Mr. ana Mrs. McPalls of Exeter
led on friends in the villsge on spent Sunday with Mr. and Mre.
Monday last. Wm. Snell. , t ,
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road 15, 5.00; Jac. Gackstetter, dr-
agging , gra'ding and rep culvert;
46.50; Geo. Smith, cutting under-
brush 20.00; H. Steinbach hlg. tile
and rep. culvert road 10, 6.30; D.
Gingerich, tile across road 8, 5.34;
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ACRO CUSHION INNER TIRE
EC' RUBBER COMi'ANY"
WINGHAM. ONTARIO. imilienneninellennigne,
1 have been appointed Agent for this district for the.
above Celebrated Inner Cushion Tires. And will bee
pleased to give a demonstration at any time. Call andk
be convinced.
Tohn Hey, .Jr. - Zurich
Schilbe gravel and grading 14.10
I'. Corbett, opening gravel pit,
4,25; F. Corbett, rep, culv. rd
5, 8.00; R. McArthur, coni. work
1 pad 1, 57.60; J. Decher, Jr. rep.
ulvert road 8, 3.00; P. Mclsaac,
reight and express on ;supplies
8.74; Stromlaerg-Carlson Tel.
Ifg. Co., supplies, 291.01; Can. In.
'el. Mfg. Co.., supplies 21.57; Nor.
ilec. ,Co., supplies 70.99; Bell Co.
.DrT;. 1Mar. to April 104.85; Bell
a, o., L.D,.T. Apr. to May 118.70;
t rville Taylor, part payment tel.
oles, 100.00; M. G, Deitz, labor
a. -id supplies 7.10.
Th eCouncli adjourned to meet
a ;aiu on Saturday, July 2nd, • at
o ie o'clock, p. m. •
, A. F. Hess, CLERK.
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Patron:
Elie Excellency The Duke of
!Devonshire, K.G., G.C. G., Ete.,
Governor-General of Canada.
Honorary Committee:
Chairman,
His Honour Lioaaei H. Clarke,
Lieutenant -Governor of Ontario.
Vice -Chairmen:
Heat, E, C. Drury, Premier of
Ontario.
His Worship, Ti. L. Church,
Mayor of Toronto.
Bon. W. A. Charlton, MP.
Wan. Thomson, Orillia.
i... C. Hardy, Brockville.
Honorary Treasurer:
Sir Edmund Osler
Ontario Committee:
Chairman,
T. A. Russell
Vice -Chairman:
Lloyd Harris
Secretary:
R. Dunbar
ON November 30th last, the'
L! Muskoka Free Hospital for
Consumptives was destroyed by
fire.
On January 14, this year, Sir
William Gage, founder of the insti-
tution—the one man who had con-
tributed
ontributed most largely to its support,
and for twenty-five years the out-
standingfriend of needy consump-
tives --died. • z
To -day, more than ever before,
poor, suffering consumptives need
your assistance.
Give--'giive all you can -- to the
National ;Sanitarium Association's
Consumptives' Emergency
Million Dollar Fund
The Muskoka Free Hospital
for Consumptives, destroyed by
fire on November 30th last, must
be replaced by buildings, larger
and fireproof.
Aceemrnodation is needed at
the Muskoka Free Hospital for
400 adults in early stages of
the disease. This will restore 250
of them to their homes and loved
ones—cured. The remainder will
be greatly benefited.
A few months for each patient
soon means thousands cared for.
Fundsare urgently needed for
this work.
Again -- adults in advanced
stages must be treated at the
Xing Edward Sanatorium, on the
banks of the Humber, near
Weston. , Extensions are neces-
sary. Many of thesepatientscan
be saved.
And again—little children--
stricken with the dread disease— ;
must be cared for at the Queen
Mary Hospital for Consumptive
Children, hear Weston. Ninety ;
per cent. of these are saved to'.
be]csone healthy men and women.
Funds are urgently needed to
cover the cost of extensions.
Further, funds are urgently
needed to carry on the work of
The Gage Institute in the City of
Toronto, where the needy poor
come for free examinations, in.
eluding X-ray, and for medical
and nursing assistance.
Fifteen thousand needy con-
sumptives have Peen cared for
to date et the hospitals con-
ducted by the Association.
NATIONAL ANITARIUMASSOCIATION
Headquarters: 46-4S Khsg St.. East, Toronto—Opposite ling Edward Hotel
Telepltoeaeu Main 048-41k-6351-44-6-1.
1-63Cn3'-4.6-6-1.
"Every Needy Consumptive Must Still be cared for"
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An old stand under new •management,
First Class work by a competent
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Gasoline, Oils, and accessories. Com. -
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Genuine Ford Repairs
OPEN EVERY EVENING
YOUR PATRONAGE SOLICITED,
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FOR QUICK SALE
About 250,000 of good bricks at
second hand brick prices. Price
$8 per thousand on premises. A
salesman will be on premises at
ST. JOSEPH, Term's, Cash.
Midland Wrecking Co., St.Joseph
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HENSALL.
Mrs. T. Murdock left here last
week to visit a sister in Buffalo
and other relatives.
J. & C. McDonell have just lin-
stalled a gasoline tank and pump
and are now 'in a position to sup-
ply gasoline.
Will Donaldson Cf Leamington,
visited his brother, of town.
Mrs. R, D. Neelands and two
children of Chicago have returned
home after a pleasant visit with
Mr. and Mrs. T; Neelands.
Louis McKay; who has been at-
tending the Toronto University, is
home; for the holidays.
Mrs. R. Pollock is visiting for a
few weeks with friends in Battle,
Creek. 1 I
Last 'week the U.F.O. shipped
three carloads of good cattle and
one of hogs. Chris. Rilber also
shipped one of hogs. Prices are.
still on the downward 'trend. . .
The carpenters are' busily eng-
aged- in the interior. of Owen gei-
ger's fine new dwelling and when
complete will be the finest in the,
•village.
We regret ,to report that Mrs.
Thos. Parhner is very seriously ill.
Thos. Parlmer who recently sold
out his grocery and confectionery
store, •has purchased an interest
'in the clothing and gnt'se furnish-
ing business of Mr. M. R. Rennie
and in the future, they will be as-
sociated together in this' 'business,
EXETER
Mr. Geo. Campbell, Mrs. Walter
Madge, Mr. and Mrs. Robt. Tur-
ner, Sr., of Stanley visited at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert 'Pre-
ckleton on Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. Dan. Schroeder arid.
daughter, Doris, of 'Ballymote, vise
it'd at the home of Mr. and Mint
. ., a'y". ll' ,Y.
Dr. Geo. Seldon, of Vancouver,.
B. C., visited at the home of his
brother, Mr. R. G. Seldon the fore-
part, of the week.
"Go slow and see our town, go..
fast and see oun jail" might be a
good injunction to motorists.
Mr. tRobt, Turner Sr., is spen'- •
ding a few days with his, daughter'
Mrs. Gilbert Freckleton'.
Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Southcott are •
left last Thursday for Vancouvter
to attend the nanual' convention of
the Canadian Weekly NNewspaper
Association.
C. Harness is tearing down the•
back part of the Harness home
on Mina st. and is having it renove.
ated 'and veneered.
Mr. and Mrs. H. Zapfe and two.
sons of Blake, spent the week -end
at the home of Mr. and Mrs; Cite. �
C. Freckleton.
Mr, and Mrs. E. Howald and 11Qr..
W. Newcombe of town; Mr. anti;
Mrs. Fred. Howald of St. Myers
and Mrs. Rupp of Detroit were ina
Zurich 'on Sunday last attending
the ordination of Mr. Ferdinand.
Howald into the Lutheran ministry..
CREDITON
There is a prospect of • oil being -
found on the farm of Wm. Rout --
ley, London Road, south, and,
experts are to be engaged to gm•
over the property.
Mr. and Mrs. Norman I'loltzmann:,
motored from Detroit and spent.
the week -end with the former's
mother, Mrs. Geo. Holtzman.
Miss Erffineyer, returned mission'
ary from _Japan, occupied the pul-e
pit in the Evangelical church last
Sunday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Dan. Schwantz o.t'
Benmiller spent Sunday with the.
latter's mother, Mrs. Geo. Holtz•'
mann. I t
J. H. Holtzman left for Chicago;
where he is spending a few days.
with his son, prior to a board ine-,
eting at the Hibbard Memorial Old
People's home, South Bend, Ind.,
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