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HomeMy WebLinkAboutZurich Herald, 1943-11-04, Page 4'�►11±Zi^'X, ONTA ,IJ t314 A Mr, and Mrs. Archie Mustard O Goderich visited bvrsr the weekend with Mr, :and "Mrs. S. Hey. :Ma Mr. and Mrs. 3tervyn Stelae :Ma Mr. and Mrs, Arthur Finlayson hol:r dayed in Stratford over the week- end, Mr, and 1VIrs. James Mirage .epent Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs MD;. fiend Mrs. Sylvester Stumpf of Elect ra. The eerernony was perfo m— ed by Rev. T. •Luft, pastor of the ,tush, assisted by Itev, 1Z, Ifoessel, Huth, Miele., brother-in-law of the, bride who 'also gave the wedding ad- dress. The bride weaving a two ,piece white brocaded satin • gown floor length 'with long table veil and •swe- etheart head dress, entered the chu- rch on the arm of her brother rifle- man Albert Miller of Niagara. She • Samuel Hey.carried a cascade of rapture roses • in Hallowe'en passed very flOietly j and bouvardia and wore a gold cress' • thedistrictwith very few !pranks be -.the gift of the bridegroom. Mrs. ing 'played sten anyone, Harvey Stumpf of Kitchener, sister-? in-law of the groom, was matron •of honor and wore a two piece gold' suit in street length with matching: hat and brown accessories. Her boa quet was a nosegay of bronze ]mins Miss Frieda Rader of Dashwooil was bridesmaid, her gown was a duplicate of the matron of honor's gown in blue crepe with navy accessories with bouquet of' noso ;gay pink mums. Her- bert Miller, twin brother of the bride was best man andHarvey Stumpf and Edwin Miller were ushers, Miss .. rna Koessel, niece of the bride, offi eiated at the organ and during the rigiling of the register four nieces of the bride sang 'The Voice that breth- ed o'er Eden". Later a wedding din- ner was served at the home of the bride's to about forty guests. • The table was centred with a three 'layer wedding cake. Later the bride and groom left on a trip to points of in- terest in southern Ontal'io. The bride wore a black silk jersey dress with fitted bodice and black accessories and black tweed fitted coat. They will reside in Kitchener:•. Guests were present from Elmira,. Kitchener, and Michigan. ZURICH klAtALD treasurer Mr. Harold Z ,elleaman no., later than Nov, 15th when the next' monthly Red Cross meeting, Will be held. Mrs. T. I3:operoft Mends in . Toronto borne. PteLloyd 'Guenther of Camp Bor- den spent the week -end with suis Par- ente.. Mrs, •Sp:ule Currie is on •the si.el< list, -We hope for a speedy recovery. "Rev.. and Mrs, T. Luft .and Mrs. Elgin .Merner are spending a few days in Kitchener this week, 11 sacred community, program will be heel in the Evangelical chureh on Sunday evening, Nov. '7th, at 8.45. The program is to consist of band selections by the Hendrick Memorial Band, cornet solo ,,by Mr. Hatch of Centralia Airport. Readings and mus- ical selections by the members of the Lutheran church choir. 'The special speaker for the evening is Dr. R. H. Taylor president .Of the Exeter and District War Service Board. This or- gaiiization is doing a slilenclid work, one of their chief functions is sending parcels to the boys of our district who are in the 'armed forces. A spec- ial offering will be received for this purpose. 'Everybody in the entire community is asked to attend this program and help bring a'small mea- sure of cheer to our boys in service. Mrs. Henry Hoffman entertained at a trouseau tea at herhome on Tues- day evening in honor of her daughter Gertrude Anna whose marriage took place recently to Gnr. J. K. McCrea of Bedford, N. S. The guests were received by the bride and her mother Presiding at the tea table with a sil- ver bowl of yellow chrysantheums flanked by yellow tapers in silver candlesticks was Mrs. Addison Tie- rnan while Mrs. J. M. Tiernan,' sister of the bride, displayed the silver China and linens and Mrs. T. H. Hoffman displayed the gifts. Mrs. Stuart Wolfe and Miss Rose Guenther assisted in the tea room. DASHWOOD is visiting With and Port 001- • .Had Fowl Supper The Ladies Aid of Zion Lutheran church at Dashwood staged their annual fowl supper in the basement of the church last Wednesday eve. The ladies with their 'husbands or other guests, numbering about (i5 in all, sat down to a nicely prepared goose dinner. While the waitresses filled and yet the plates the time was spent in community singing, led by the pastor, Rev. T, L. ' Luft. The balance of the evening was spent in progressive airplane bunco. First prize winners were Mrs. P. Fassold, and Mrs. Ed. Willert; consolation prizes were won by. Miss Gloria Kraft and P. Fassold. Credit for the success of the affair goes to the Social and Entertainment committee of the Aid Messrs Harold Weber, Arthur Wil - Jolt, Milford Merner, Elgin Merner, Martin 'Laub, and E. G. Kraft. 'Stumpf—Miller A wedding of interest took place on Saturday, October 23rd, at Zion Lutheran church, Dashwood, when Hildegard Miller, daughter of Mrs. Otto Miller and the late Otto Miller of Dashwood became the bride of Earl Stumpf of Elmira, Ont., son of s4tTy at their hoarse on Sunday last. The day was quietly spent, a family dinner marked the occasion. The many friends of Bob Hess veil' regret to learn is quite ill at Vic- toria Hospital, Londoon. Complimenting Miss Edith Parkins popular bride of October, some 80 friends and neighbors gathered at the home of her parents, Mr, and Mrs Jas. Parkins and presented her with a miscellaneous shower, She was the recipient of many beautiful and cos- tly gifts, showing the high esteem in which she is held. Red Cross Penny ca`ids have been distributed in the homes throughout this district. Kindly have your cards filled out and returned to the person you received them from or to the seapoweee4000egee0;06000004144114001100090eaci94,60014100444040411104 Seed. Cleaning Our Equipment for Seed Cleaning is always avail- able, and in good condition. We will be pleased to do this work for you, all seeds and grains for , *Spring Seeding... Please arrange to have this done : early before th e big rush. 43 4s • COLONY HOUSE CHESTNUT • : We ha -ire Received a Cak of Chestnut Coal ofr use o m Colony and Brooder Houses, which we will sell • for such purpose... • Your - Chick Feeds IThe Chick Starter Season is with us again and we 1 ave. all the called for Feeds such as Oat Hulls, Peat Moss, Sugar Copra, Grit, Oyster Shell, Char- • • coal, Etc., Etc. • • L. cls Son a 1 fereVAK4 t►w••w90“,* neesr0Vieaar Mfeeel.21461,61,Z.CAMIII.P4OCIWPORItli 4, Speed the Victory CITIZENS OF HURON COUNTY: Citizens of Duron County have to date raised $1,865,000. with 14 days of the Campaign gone. We still have $1,260,000, to raise in the next four Days. The committee is placing the plain truth before the people of Huron County realizing that there is not one., patriotic citizen who would not do HIS or HER full share if advised of the facts. We unquestionably have the savings in cashi and in the bank accounts necessary to do the job„ but early action is essential if Huron County is not to fall short. We 'therefore appeal to each to act at once. To purchase a Victory Bond is vitally im- portant no matter how small, provided it is as large as you can undertaks . If• you haven't bought see your banker or Vic- tory Loan Salesman. If you have bought recon- sider your purchase and try to increase it. Our Canadian Boys Are Pushing Ahead WE MUST NOT. FALL BACK. BUY BONDS AND SPEED THE VICTORY! (inserted by Huron County Wer T' ,•t;,e., Committee) COUNTY. NEWS Goderich with his parents ten years ago, He had just graduated freak college when he joined the acme d 'hues , N•owen►ber'4tlb L94 forces, Ile was prominent in ath et.' les starring in baseball as catcher and 'outflelderi, Seaplane at Goderich A trim little eaplane from Tema- gami Lake, 80 miles north of North Bay, fairly skimmed the top of the CPR • bridge, Goderich in the Mouth of the Maitland river. The plane then taxied around the north pier ,and carne alongside the bathing beach. it was the first plane to make a land- ing in the river and was on a mercy mission, piloted by J. Fowler, of Sun- bury, and bore a very sick man on its way to Detroit. After fueling, it took off for its destination. Killed by Lightning • Four horses were killed in lifeline lop during the recent heavy storm Which passed Over the district. The horses were standing together in the . open, at the, farm of W. T. Dodds. In Seaforth a hydro transformer was blown out near the creamery and the fire alarm set off. Observes 90th Birthday . About 70 children and relatives were present at the home of Mrs. Jos. Yellow in Usborne, to celebrate the 90th birthday of Mrs. E. Jory,of Exeter. A social time was enjoyed and supper was served on the lawn. Mrs. Jory was generously remember- ed with flowers and cards from many friends, and she presented each of her six children with a fine token of remembrance. Thirteen years ago Mrs. G. -Edgar Howick Twp., lost her wedding ring, recently her husband picked' 'up a ring in the yard—it was the long - missing wedding token. Fire at Seaforth • • Fire breaking out in the cupola of the Hesky Flax Products plant at Seaforth caused damage of several thousand dollars. The fire brigade worked for two hours before getting the flames under control. The plant has been running 24 hours a clay on war materials. • Old Landmark Disappears The old livery stable en James street, that has been a landmark since the early days of Exeter, has been purchased from Mr. Sandy El- liott by Lorne Hodge of Staffa. The building 11' being torn down and the lumber will be used for building an implement shed. Lis'ted As Missing Judge and Mrs. T. M. Costello, of. Goderich, were recently notified by the records office that their sun, Sgt. Al "Terry" Costello, R:C.A.F., is missing after air operatiore over en- emy territory on Oct. 23, presumably the raid on Kassel, Germany. Sgt. Costello went overseas last June af- ter receiving his training in. Com- monwealth schools in Canada. He is a native of Renfrew and carne to Presentation Made Mrs .Kenneth McCrae, formerly Gertrude Hoffman of Dashwood-, and chief operator of the Hay Municipal Telephone System, was pleasantly surprised at the honie of Mn and Mrs. Victor Dinnin of Zurich when the former Zurich operators ;present- ed her with a walnut end table in honor of her recent marriage to Gnr. Kenneth McCrae of Bedforcr; N. S. formerly of London and son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert McCrea of Meaford. The evening was spent in playing progressive bunco after ,which a dainty lunch was served with the din- ing room decorated in pink and white streamers and the table being Cen- tred with a lovely Wedding cake. Mrs McCrae has been connected with the Hay Municipal Telephone Systenifor the past nine years. HENSALL • i Miss Eniana Johnston has returned from a pleasant visit with friends at Delhi and Toronto. Margaret Tudor and Miss Paterson of Dundas were visitors with the former's parents here. Corpl. Wilfred Klopp of Wood- stock and wife of London, spest a few days at the latter's home here. Miss Norana Cook of Western Uni- versity visited her parents, Mr. ' and Mrs. N. E. Cook. Mrs. Churchill of Clinton was a recent visitor with her daughter and son-in-law Mr, and Mrs. R. E. Shad- dick. Mr. E. L. Mickle has returned from a business trip to Ottawa. Had Social Gathering About three hundred neighbors and friends gathered at the town hall Hensall, Friday evening last, in hon- or of Mr. and Mrs. Orland Reichert who were recently married. During the evening they were presented with a handsome chesterfield. Dancing was enjoyed to music furnished by the. "Valley Five" of near Bayfield. Edward Little of the anti-aircraft London, was a 'visitor with his moth- er here. Mrs. David , Kyle and- infant son have areturned from the hospital at Exeter, Mr. and Mrs. Mervyn Hodgert of Stratford were recent visitors with Mr. and Mrs. W. Schiibe, Mrs. Flossie Brock of town has re- ceived word of the tafe arrival over- seas of her son, Corpl. Lloyd Brock, and the first person Lloyd met upon arriving was Pte. Ray Foster, son of. Mr. and Mrs. A. Foster, of Hensall. Mr. Henry ITorton, Mr. H. Hor- ton, Mrs. Harpole, Mrs. Mitchell of town and Mrs. Eilber of Zurich were visitors at the home of the !former's son, Mr. and Mrs. Jarvis Horton, on Sunday last and attended the anniv, ersary services at Brucefield United church. Mrs, D. H. peacock visited recent- ly with her mother, Mrs. Grace Har - pole, prior to leaving with her husb- and, Fight Lieut, 1). H. Peacock, for Prince Edward Island where he will be stationed for two months. Local and rural citizens are to be commended for their hearty support given to the appeal for donations of money andother gifts for Christrhas [boxes foe the «ensall and district boa, who are serving overseas. These gels forty in number, ware pack- Y.• the W'onien'•institute and the S `rvie' 'Contrnittee orr Ot'i. 25,E awl - M,.s, Manley Jinks t .-J 1'w-' ?0t11 wrtlrlin,y nn,nivei. 72p If assarY,, T ' ,.{ : `tt'> i 114 ;are I d �armers raising war foods, supplying all kinds of products for export to the fighting fronts, may find it, necessary to borrow at the Bank to cover their extra, requirements. It is the policy of the Bank of Montreal, at all of its, branches, to co-operate at all times with farmers, an& especially at the present time when their work is so; essential to the war effort. Do not hesitate to talk in confidence with our nearest. branch manager regarding your need for credit. BANK OF MONTREAL "A Bank Where Small Accounts Are Welcome" MODERN, ,EXPERIENCED BANKING .SERVICE' . , the Outcome of 125 Years' Succes4u1 Operation Hensall Branch: W. B. A. CROSS, Manager ;Zurich (Sub -Agency) : Open Mon., Thurs., and Sat. 'ffTr-rr ui the Shu COLD Prevent excessive heat loss by dos- ing windows and doors promptly. rifirr. fr.„Le Shuts MEATI Draw shades or drapes over win- dows all evening and night. SaveS �/ ,ry'p %,'•/�It up to 10 io onyour ��^/�1C VIS• �F Ii fuel this way, Coal is the backbone of our entire war effort. Every ton is precious and is needed to help speed victory. You can do your part to meet the emergency by budgeting your coal pile . by practising the conserva- tion methods outlined in the free booklet illustrated at the right. mace fire you PROPERLY/ Study these Get your FREE copy from your local dealer. MS' booklet shows you how to avoid having a chilly home this winter. MSI5W