Zurich Herald, 1940-11-28, Page 1A
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ZUEECHD THURSDAY DA MiN I N G. NOVEMBER 28, Icl4a,
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Huron County Council
From a list of five applicants War-
den George 0. Feagan was appointed
inspector of I -broil Comity Home for
the Aged succeeding the late George
11 &Mott of Clinton. His selection
being made on the first balott, sever-
al other applications were also on the
list. The .appointment becomes eff-
ective at the start of the New Year..
Treasurer A. H. Erskine presented a
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1939 Chew Coach, save $ 75.00 on this car.
1939 Plymouth Custom Coach, the price is right
1934 Ford, 4 cylinder Coach.
Any Dodge Car inducting 1941 Dodge takes a $7.
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Prices. StVirt at $1,000 delivered in Zurich
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Young Men's, and Men's Overcoats 17.50
Men's Felt Hats, newest styles .95
Men's un4lerwear, sweater Coats, Socks, etc. all
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Saturday Nov. 30
at 8 pan.
Proceeds for Zurich and Diss
trict Branch, Red Cross *Ie.;
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good Prizes. Games 5c:
EVERYBODY WELCOME.
IN MEMORIAM
Hamilton—In loving memoof
our dear daughter (Charolette), Mks.
A. E. Hamilton, who passed away,
.November 1217th, 1039.
In
our home she is fondly remembered
Sweet memories cling to her name;
Those who loved her in life sincerely,
Still love her in death just the same.
—Sadly missed by her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. John Galster.
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Mr. and Mrs. Charles Thiel were
Sunday visitors at DashwoOd,
Mr. Win. S. Johnston and Lloyd
O'Brien were the past week in List-
.owell engaged in a plumbing job.
Members of the Campman ramily
of Kitchener were week -end visitors
with Mrs. Helen Campbell.
Mr. Henry Deters, who has been a
few months in the Thedford district
has returned to Zurich.
Mr. A. E. Hamilton and Miss Doris
of Loudon, were Wednesday visitors
.at the home of Mr. and Mrs. john
Galster of town
• Mrs. Emily Fuss and Mrs. Bertha
Block, Miss Inez Yungblut and Mr.
jacob Deichert motored to London
'one day last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Haberer and
son, Misses Martha Heideman and
Dors. Standing motored to London on
Saturday. •
Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Westlake o
Bayfield passed t rough town one
day last week returning home from
a trip to St. Thomes and the Niagara
district.
report for the first ten months of the' ma eat. dalirrs. M..1vTraquar; Mr.
year, showing receipts of $135,807' and Tars. John 211'..chell of Hensall,
a,a• au.
68 and expenditures of $132,887.46 ,were recent visitors at the home of
—a- surplus of $8,010..17 In the Co- Mrs. C. Eilber.
unty highways account there is , a
surplus of $4,410.159, and smaller The local Red Cross are sponsor -
credit balances in the Provincial high ing a...1.13ingo party in the town hall
ways and County Home accounts. He en-'...Setnrdey evening of this week,
estimated a probable sarplus outhereik WM01 thewpublic are invited.
year's operations of over $4,000. The
County, therefore, will end the year
out of debt, and with a good surplus.
. Mr. and Mrs. James J. Barry who
spent the summer at their home in
According to records available, this Dunyille,. arrived last Wednesday
is the first time in the 100 years evening m Zurich. where they will
since incorporation that the County spend the winter months with Mrs.
• has been out of debt. Barry's mother, Mis. Helen Camp-
bell. .
60th ANNIVERSARY
Crediton—Mr. and difre. Henry
Eilber of Crediton, celebrated their
60th wedding anniversary on Satur-
day November 23rd, when they were
entertained at a family dinner at
tee Lome of their son, Mr. and Mrs.
Herbert K. Eilber. This grand old
couple, who are 83 and 82 years of Turner--Merner
age, respectively, were married in the
home in which they have since resid- . A quiet wedding was solemnized at
ed, by Rev, S. N...Moyer, of the Ev- Calvary United church manse, Lon -
angelical church. The bridesmaid don, on Saturday, November Idith,
was Mrs. Mary Eilber, sister of Mrs, when Edith Elizabeth Merner, dau-
Eilber, now residing at Ubly, Mich, .gl*,. of Mr. and Mrs. Edward F.
and the groomsman was the late Wm Merner, Stanley Township, became
Mr. Herb Mousseau and tne party
of hunters who went with him up
north deer hunt:ng, returned home
on Wednesday evening last. Deer
were not so plentyful, but seven of
the men who consisted the party we-
re fortunate in bagging five deer.
HYMENEAL
Finkbeiner. Both Mr. and Mrs.Eilbe.r the bride of Grant Ross Turner, son
were born in Crediton and for many
yeais Mr. Eilber represented Saudi
Huron in the Ontario Legislature.
They received many messages of
congratulations as well as flowers
and gifts, all of which they were
able to enjqy and appreciate.
In Magistrate's Court
Goderich—On Oct. 11 last at Win-
gham, James Deacon, young Culross
Twn. farmhand, pleaded ,guilty to
cattle theieving. At that time he was
given a respite to finish taking in
the crop, threshing, and 'to do the The Women's Missionary ,Society
pre -winter chores. On Thursday he of St. Peter's Lutheran church held
was up for sentence and strong rep- their regular monthly meeting on
resentations were made on behalf of Thursday evening, November 21st,
his counsel's plea for suspended sen- with a good attendance. The devot-
ten= He had made restitution, t he otional period was conducted by Mrs
man from whom he stole the cattle E. Ttterkheim who also took charge
added his plea foe leniency and so did of the topic "Thanksgiving" assisting
his employer, but Magistrate Makins Mrs. Turkheim with the reading of
dcnii 'ttle thievina' )0 clippings pertaining to the topic
serious a crime to go unpunished, he were: Mrs. L. Prang and Mrs. George
said. The sentence was three months Deichert Mrs, L. Prang led in prayer
in jail on payment –of court costs, for world peace after which Mre. G.
and failing this, an additional three Deichert, the president, took charge
months.iPte. Wm. Burke, charged of the business. The delegates to the
with aseault causing actual bodily annual convention of the W.M.S. of
harm, failed to anewer to his name. the Canada Synod, which niet this
A *bench warrant, for his arrest was year in St. Mathews Lutheran church
Issued. Pined $1i and eosts far ca,r97 Niiehener, gave eplendid reverts and
lees drie;en, havivey frilcel to how told of the interesting acrd inspirat,
lights on his track after dusk, Elmer ional messages brouglq to the von -
Moore, ::.Hborne Twp, arkral what vention by Miss Lama Giliilimd, mis-
eves the iiil alternetive. The magise sionary from Liberia, Afzira. Those
trate told 'aim five deys. so he pro- attending the eonvention were, Mrs.
raptly announced that he choose the ,Tamnee Deters, Yr 1`. E. Turkheim,
jail term, iinidirig that he was ft Tian- tte.V. Tuerkheim, Mrs, L Prang anrmily d.i
embarrassed at piesent bv miss Anna Datars. The meeting v
eryone smiled including Elmer, tie closed with a hymn and the Dm%
rvsyWniSoU.
had pThatled guilty„ Er
of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Turner of God-
erich. Rev. Duncan McTavish offi-
ciated. The bride wore a street -
length dress of turquoise blue crepe
with a corsage of American beauty
roses. Mr. and Alm R. L. Carnegie
of London attended the bride and
groom. Mrs. Carnegie wore a pot-
ato peel brown crepe dress with a
corsage of rad roses ancl evonze
mums. For travelling the 'bride wore
a black coat trimmed with brown
squirrel fur and black accessories. On
their return the bride and groom will
reside in ,Clinton.
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