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ZURICH CITIZENS NEWS THURSDAY, AUGUST 24,
50 Years Ago
Mr Russell Preeter left for
Kitchener last week, where
he has a position in the large
department store of Lang and
Tracey.
Rev. and Mrs. R.M. Geiger
and child of Rockwood, are
visiting at the home of the
former's parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Moses Geiger.
A band of Salvation Army,
camping at Bayfield and from
Stratford, passed through the
village on Saturday and dem-
onstrated their open-air free
program of music, singing,
and addresses.
We are pleased to report
that Mr. Lloyd O'Brien who is
at St. Joseph's Hospital, Londor:
after suffering injuries to his
back, is making wonderful
progress and conditions look
favourable.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Wesley and
family of Detroit are camping
at Drysdale at the lake. Ed is
sporting a new Chevrolet tour-
ing car.
Miss Leila Siebert is leaving
this week for her vacation at
Brantford, Hamilton and Niag-
ara Falls.
Mx. and Mrs. Jacob Litt, of
Sebringville visited the past
week at the home of the form-
er's brother, Rev. J.G. Litt.
40 Years Ago
Harvest is progressing very
rapidly these weeks, and soon
the big 1932 crop will be
garnered in. Prospects for the
farmer are looking just a little
better just now with practically
all farm products going up
slowly in price.
The new residence of Mr.
Jacob Haberer is rapidly near-
ing completion. The plumbing
and heating equipments are
now in, and rapid irogress is
being made with the carpenters
working very hard.
Clinton horseshoe tossers were
in town on Monday night and
played a friendly game with
the local boys.
The rather hot and dry weath
er was somewhat broken on
Tuesday, when a nice refresh-
ing'rain visited these parts,
which were badly needed.
Mr. and Mrs. Burn of New
York City are visiting at the
former's parents at the Evang-
elical parsonage.
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YEARS GONE
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25 Years Ago
Mr. and Mrs. Exias Charrette
and daughter Elaine, of Det-
roit were week -end visitors at
the home of their parents,
Mr. and Mrs. David Ducharme.
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Weido are
enjoying this week at their
cottage in the Schade Resort
on the Lake Shore.
Mr. and Mrs. Milton Oesch
and daughter Donna visited at
Kitchener and Mrs. Mink who
had been visiting in that city,
returned home with them.
Mrs. Ervin Schilbe and son
Kenneth are visiting the forint
er's sister at Toronto this week,
also attending the National
Exhibition.
Mr. and Mrs. Ted Miller
and son, Arthur, Mrs. F. Bend-
er and Mr. and Mrs. Elmore
Thiel spent Sunday at Bright's
Grove, also called on Mr. and
Mrs. Len Haist who are camp-
ing there.
Mr. and Mrs. George
Kerswell and daughter Myrna
from Akron, Ohio, were week-
end visitors at the home of
their parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Conrad Schilbe and other rel-
atives.
15 Years Ago
Mr. and Mrs. John Armstrong
of the Goshen north have rec-
ently returned from a planned
motor trip to the West Coast.
All girls who are under 21
and unmarried are invited to
enter the "Queen Contest" at
the Ontario Bean Festival spon-
sored by the Hensall Kinsmen
Club in Hensall.
Mr. and Mrs. Delbert
Geiger had a most pleasant
four-day tour of Eastern Ontario
over the week -end when they
accompanied the Adult Farm-
ers sight seeing tour to Kingston
Cornwall, the St. Lawrence
Seaway Project and Ottawa.
Master Ronald Corriveau,
6 -year old son of Mr. and Mrs.
Napoleon Corriveau was unfort-
unate to receive an injury to
his left eye, by cracking a
bottle while playing with his
brother, and a piece of glass
entered the eye.
Thursday evening last, Mrs.
Theresa Hartman of the Goshen
south, was taken by complete
surprise, when about 50 fiiends
and neighbours from the Goshet
Line south, came in to spend
an evening with her prior to her
departure from the farm.
10 Years Ago
Fire which was believed to
have been started from spont-
aneous combustion caused
damage estimated at close to
$1500 to the Dashwood Planing
Mill on Monday night.
The Hay Township School
Area Board has purchased a
new bus to transport the pupils .
from the east part of the town-
ship to the school in Zurich.
Scoring another win over
the Hensall Generals last week
in the round robin series for
the London Free Press Trophy,
the Zurich Lumberkings won
the right to meet the Exeter
nine in the finals for the league
title.
Mrs. Della Miller, of Mil-
waukee, Wis., was a holiday
visitor with her sister-in-law
Mrs. Adeline Sararas. It was
47 years ago since the last
visited here and enjoyed visit-
ing places of her late husbands
Mr. Conrad Miller's boyhood
days.
Brother Yaguchi, from Japan,
was guest speaker at the Blake
Mennonite Church, Sunday
evening. Brother Yaguchi was
sent over from Japan as a del-.
egate for the'seventh Mennon-
ite World Conference.
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Heather and Carrie Sweeney
have spent their summer hol-
idays vacationing in Windsor.
Visiting with Mr. and Mrs.
Jerome Sweeney is Mrs. Rox-
anne Michalski and children
from Windsor.
On Sunday morning, August
20, the Rev. L.H. Kalbfleisch
conducted the service in St.
Peter's Lutheran Church, Zur-
ich, in the absence of Rev. A.
Blackwell who is on vacation,
and in the afternoon he was the
guest speaker at the annual
Memorial and Decoration Serv-
ice held in Trinity Lutheran
Church, Tavistock.
IDB appoints
Huron rep.
Industrial Development Bank
continues to receive many req-
uests for assistance from bus-
inessmen and farmers in Huron
,County. To maintain prompt
service, this government spons-
ored bank has assigned a second
credit officer to administer
accounts in this county.
N.G.W, Peever, a long time
resident of mid -western Ontario,
will now join J. D. Brinklow in
making frequent visits to Goder-
ich, Clinton, Exeter, Seaforth,
Wingham and other communit-
ies to meet with residents int-
erested in IDB financing.
IDB makes term loans to every
kind of business, including farms
retail outlets, service industries
and professional practices, for
every worthwhile purpose, where
reasonable financing is not else-
where available. Further inform-
ation'abouf IDB, including a
new film, may be obtained at
197 York Street, London.
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