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KITCHEN SHOWER
A very pleasant event took place
on Friday evening when Mrs. Dennis
Bedard, Jr., opened her home in hon-
or to Miss Dorothy Weido (bride el-
ect) to entertain her friends, who in
of the form of a kitchen shower, showed
their esteem to the young bride. The
every gifts were many and useful for -which
Dorothy expressed her a.ppreciation.
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IN MEMORIAM
In loving memory of Elmer Same -
gee who pissed away September 5th,
1939.
He suffered patiently, and long.
His hope was bright, his faith was
strong.
The peace of Jesus filled his breast
And in His arms he sank to rest.
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CARD OF THANKS
The bereft husband an.x ramfly of
the late Mrs. Greta Dolmage wish to
take this medium in extending thth
thanks and appreciation for the as-
sistance rendered by neighbors and
friends, for the many floral tributes,
the pastor, Rev. E. Turkheim, and all
who contributed of their services and
sympathy,
The hostess served a delicious lunch
being accompanied by Mrs. Earl
Weido, Misses Marie and Beatrice
Bedard, who helped with the serving.
The evening was spent with social
shats and plenty of humor. All pres-
ent expressed themselves or tne en-
joyable evening.
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Fleischauer—Thiel
A Pretty wedding took place in the
Lutheran parsonage, Zurich, on Sat-
urday afternoon when the pastor,
Rev. E. Turkhehn united in marri-
age Gertrude Katherine, daughter of
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Mr. Samuel Elsie of Detroit gave
us a friendly call on Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. Milfred Sereneand
family spent a few days in Kitchener
Mr. and Mrs. Mink and children
of Kitchener were holiday visitors at
the home of the Schoch Family.
Miss Eunice Swarts of Detroit,
wat a holliay visitor with her gramma
Mrs. Emilf Fuss.
• Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Bedard and
family of Detroit were visitors with
hi parents, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Be-
dard, St. Joseph.
Mr. and Mrs. David Gingerren; Mr
and Mrs. Jacob Cingerich were on
a motor trip to Kitchener, Baden and
Guelph.
Mr. Earl Smith of Detroit called
in town Saturday. He motored over
to get his mother, Mrs. Jacob Smith
who has been visiting here for a meek
Mr. and Mrs, Ed. Wendorf and
'daughter Crone Mars of Clinton. ae-
companied Mr. and Mrs. C. L. ;Smith
of town as guests :•t Oakwood Inn on
Thursday evening last.
• Mr. Arthur Aule ich of Detroit,was
a holiday visitor a'. the home of Mr.
and Mrs. L. A. I' ang, Mrs. sauler-
ich and son who weee here, returning
with him.
Friends of Mr. Wm. C. Wagner
are sorry to hear that he is confined
to his bed as it is (mite difficult for
Mr. and Mrs. Wrn. Thiel to Norman him to have the use of his legs. We
Fleischauer, son of the late Mr. and all hope he may soon pick up and be
Mrs. H. Fleischauer. The bride were • at his place with his pleasing dispes-
a street length dress of forget -the- ition behind the counter of his store.
not blue. taffetawith white access 'a • OBITUARY
.olle$and ,carrisalaaa,ashite 1aibr. avitbase • - •
baby's breath tied in white satin • • Late Mrs. Allanbonage • •
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ribbons. She was attended by the Tcommunity was shocked upon
• groom's sister, Miss Reta Fleischader the sett and unexpected death which
who wore street length dress of navy
occurredearly laSt Thursday morn -
4.11V August 29th in the person of
sheer with acressories. The groommg,
was attended y the bride's cousin,
!Mrs. Greta Dothnage, nee Greta Flax
Me. Earl Thiel. After the ceremony -
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a bard, elder daughter of Mr. and Mrs
wedding dinner was served at the Henry Flaxbard of town, and beiov-
ed wife of Mr. Allan Dolmage. De-
GOhome of the bride's parents at which
ceased was in good health until Wed-
gueSts were present. The couple
nesday night when she suddenly be-
came ill, passed away eerie- in the
morning. Greta was born in Zurich
on .August 5th, 1921 and received -the
Baptism in her infancy. She attend-
ed St. Peter's Ev. Lutheran church
and Sunday School. On May 24th
1940 she was united in marriage to
Allan Charles Dolrnage of Seaforth,
who will greatly mourn her loss. Be-
sides her sorrowing parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Henry Flanbard she leaves to
mourn her huiiband Allan Dohnage,
two brothers, Earl and Willie Flax-
aard and one sister Vera, besides
many other relatives and' friends who
greatly mourn her early demise, as
she was always of a nice and pleasant
disposition. The funeral was held on
Saturday afternoon to St. Peter's
Lutheran aura for service and to
the Lutheran cemetery for intarment
Rev. E. Turkheim officiated. The
pallbearers were : Karl Dec sx a Har-
old Thiel, Leaton Siem.on, Carl Thiel,
Fred Hess, Karl Heideman. The be-
reft" have the deepest of sympathy
of 'a large circle of friends.
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Peanut butter 24 -oz. jar
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Aylmer soup,, vegetable, .2 tins
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left on a short motor trip to points
east. Mr. and Mrs. Fleischauer will
reside in Zurich. Attending the
weddinas dinner were guests from
Adrian and Tecumseh, Mich; London
Hensall, Dashwood and Zurich. The
Herald joins in extending congratu-
lations.
Bedard—Weido
A beautiful wedding was solemnized
on Monday moaning at nine o'clock
in St. Boniface R. C. church when
Dorothy Mary Weido, daughter of
Earl Weide, became the bride of
Lawrence Louis Bedard, son of Mr.
and 1VIrs. Dennis Bedard of Zurich.
Father L. W. Power olliciasea with
Donald and Clair, brothers of the
groom serving Mass. The church was
decorated with peach coloured glad-
iolies arranged in a horse 51102 in the
sanctuary. The bride dressed in a
white net floor length gown over
taffeta, marched in to the strains of
Loheagrin's wedding chorus. Her veil
was floor length and was caught in
orange blossoms at, her head. She
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carried. a bouquet of Pearson Red Late Mrs. SGottschalk
• Mrs. Elizabeth Hey, beloved. wife
roses. The bridesmaid Beatrice Bed-
ofa air. Samuel Gottsehalk of Dash-
ard, sister of the groom, was dressed
passed away at the Gegen Pri-
in a floor length own of forget-me-
vwaotoed Hospital, St. Thomas on Satur-
not •blue net. Her head dress was a
day, August 81st, 1940, after an
Rhin•estone bandeau with a white
illness of five years in which time the
veil. She carried a bouquet of Gold-
en Chimes, gladiolies. The best man patI7ieediat many ul
sutIerediorita
lneucllifopraiibvhours,aid-
was Napoleon Bedard, brother of dti
!her age being 75 years and 12 days.
the groom. At the Communion Fran -
S
cis 'Dieterich sang "Ave Maria" andhe had been in the hospital for the
past eight weeks. Was born near
at the signing of .the register, Mrs.
O'Dwyer sang "Teach me to pron. Zurich and also resided on the 14th
ounce the name of Jesus." The ush- laTsetwinetipy,eathrsenlitvo.
SdoelalfTastlionanli thelast
ers were Mr. Dennis Bedard of Zur-
ing with her husband at Dashwood.
leh and Mr. Edmund Bedard of De -
She was a member of St Peter's
troll, brothers. of the groom. After
Lutheran church, Zurich, and is sur -
the eeremony all -the immeeeate tam-
vived by her husband, Mr. S. Gott-
ily of. the bridle couple sat down to.
schalk and two daughtera, Mrs. j • E.
it tasty chicken dinner at the home of
Hoalains, St. Thomas, awl airs, Will -
',he poem. The table was decorated
mm•Stade of Dashwood; tbree sisters
with blue and ,vhite stl earners. which
Mes. J. W. Horner of Zeeich; Mae
led from an archway under whiah the
bridand groom at. At 5 o'clock Henay Voelker of Hersey, ..alich; and.
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Mrs, Frank Bream of Eduraal, Ran -
•the bride aid groom left on a motor
sas, A private funesel ss..c.i.:':! was
trip. For travelling the bride wore a
held et the re4;itloneo at Dasineeed en
navy likie shaar with hal', shoos and
Tuesday at, 1.30 pan., followeJ br a
necesi:ories to /natal. On ill.011` yet .,-.'n
they will resida at the haw of pV.ie so*ice in the St. Peter's La-
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oom's parents. 1 t1,4 1, OVA ,i01 ,th 1 1;(lerall church, Zuviell, con0.-,ic tea hy
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the many friends to extending con- Rev. E. Turkbelm, Interment rollow-
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