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HomeMy WebLinkAboutZurich Herald, 1936-05-28, Page 4of 1LLSGREEN r. Jas, Cochrane of T.orentn4 pent a few days with his sister Edna: ;and bu.eblear Alan, Mr.. ;dnid Mrs, W. Davidson, were 'visited during the week -end vite re - rd Alves from Stratford and 3i'itchell. Mr. and Mrs. W. Huxtable of Cen- tralia visitedat the latter's home. Ir. and iMrs, C. Robinson visited -elatives in Mitchell. Mrs. Jas. Love was .called to Cen- tralia rali:a on. Monday night owing to the 'death ath of her sister, Mrs. Elizabeth .Anderson. BLAKE Mee and Mrs. 'Joe R. Leis of Well - Ansley spent the week -end visiting re - natives on the Bronson line. . Mr, and Mrs. Sam Gingerich and slaughter Verna, Mr. and Mrs. Chris. ..Erb :spent a few days visiting near Tavistock. Mr,. and Mrs. red Grell, Mr. and Mrs. Walsh of London, spent Monday :at the home of Mr. and Mrs, Sol. !'ec'h1er. 1VIr. and Mrs. Aaron Erb and fain- Ely spent Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Roy Gingerich. Mr. and Mrs. Mose Gerber and family of near Zurich, were visitors 'Reith Mr. and Mrs. Aaron Gingerich on SSunday. Sunday visitors at the home of Mr land Mrs. Jacob Swartzentruber were: 2%ir. and Mrs. Jooe R. Leis, Mr. and yrs. Chris..Swartzentruber and dau-' dieter, John Steckle, Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Oesch and family. n Misses Eva and Gertie Bechler einem Sunday visitrs 'with Miss Laura asclio. STANLEY TOWNSHIP The Misses Boxy and Adelene Pal- mer of Hamilton spent the week -end with Mr, and Mrs. Will Reid of Varna. Visitors over the holiday were: Mies Mona Glen of Hensall with Miss Dorothy Peck, Miss Willa Jervis of Clinton with Miss Isabel Robinson, Mr, Allan Keys of Western Univer- sity with his parents, Mr, and .Mrs. Ben Keys. DRYSDALE The nice warm rains of .Tuesday evening and night greatly helpedthe growth of spring crops and grass, which means so much at thisetime of the year, Mr. Fred Papineeu lost a valuable mare and colt this Wednesday morn- ing. This is very unfortunate for Mr Panineau. Mr. and Mrs. Philip Denomme and son Raymond motored to London one day last week. Quite a number from St. Peter's parish are attending the special mis- sion meetings in St. Boniface churchc Zurich, where there is a very inter- esting speaker with a wonderful mes- sage. We regret to report that Mr. Ed- ward Brisson took another spell of illness and was quite low but is iii= proving at time of writing. His chin dren: Father Brisson of St. 'Peter's Seminary, London; Sister •Celena of. Toronto, Sister Annelia of Stratford and Mr. Ted. Brisson of Stratford were called to their father's bedside. A considerable number of holiday visitors were seen passing through the village over the week -end. • After all, you bake for nourishment! Purity Flour—rich in gluten—bas more "life" and nutrition. It also imparts that fine, tasty flavor which will make all your baking delightful. .Best for all yourBakini • St, Joseph and Beaver town Farmers in and around Ins dist- rict have now completed their seed- ing, though it is the latest in years. Spring grain looks good and making fast progress. .Growth has been very ' rapid from moisture and heat at time of seeding, Bean seeding is next, but the acreage is much smaller than in other years and consequently that may have some influence in ad- justing the prices to a living stand- ard; IX.otes---Tile 24th of enay was quiet around our little burg, In the even- ing some of our young rolks motored to Grand Bend, while others went to other points. • Jimmy Denomme and his •orctiestrr: Motored to Strathroy where they had a musical engagement. Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Jeffrey of Windsor and Mr. and Mrs Lawrence Jeffrey were spending their holidays with relatives and friends in the neighborhood. • Mr. Prilip Bedard, shoe merchant of Tilbury was a holiday visitor with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Bedard, Sr., of St. Joseph north. Mr. Gilbert and Maxime Jeffrey were in London on Saturday last on a business trip. • - Mr. and Mrs. William Milne on Toronto spent the week --end with the later's parents, Mr. and Mrs. John ,Charrette of Blue Water south. Mr. August Bedard. of Windsor, spent the 24th visiting relatives and friends in this district. Mr. and Mrs. S•olomn Denomme of Windsor were Sunday visitors in St. Joseph to Mr. and Mrs. Filbert Den - Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Schade and Mrs. Wm. Schade; Mr. and 'Mrs'. Philip Schade s of the Blue Water Highway south motored to Milverton on Monday where they attended a reunion. DASHWOOD Miss Ella Martinson spent the we- ek -end with her parents in i,imira. .Mrs. McFalls is visiting with her sister in Forest.. Mr. Silas McFalls left last week for Pontiac, Mich., where he will spend, a few weeks fater which he will go to Indiana where he will spend the rest of the summer. Mr. and. Mrs. Ervin Mclsaac and family of Windsor spent a few days with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. P. Mclsaac. Mrs, J. Vernon and son Melville and Miss Jean Mcisaac of Detroit spent the week -end with relatives. Duro-Special Capacity 250 gals. per hour, with 30 gallon Galvanized Tank. $8 1,50 Time payments if desired. Just think of being able to turn taps and get running water throughout the home, the barn and dairy — to have a modern "Emco" bathroom in- stalled and be able to use unlimited hot and cold water from handy faucets. "Duro" Water Pump p Duro-Special Pumping System all Canadian -made, complete $81.50. .3 -piece "EMCO" bathroom with all • fittings ready for installing Hydro's Free Gift to Rural Dwellers Electric current will be provided -- Free of Charge ---for operating elec- tric pumps to provide water under pressure for Household Sanitary Systems. FOR SALE BY: STADE and WEIDO $70.60 Waite for free illustrated booklets at once and start on the road to moderniii,ig your home. EMPIRE BRASS MFG. CO., LTD. Londony Hamilton Toronto Winnipeg Vancouver Mr. and Mrs. C. Routledge of Kin tore were holiday visitors with he parents, Mr. and Mrs. P. Fassold. 'Mr. and Mrs. Wni. Smith of Wind stir and Mrs. Thompson of Detroit spent a few days with their parents Me. and Mrs. R..' Baker. Mr. and Mrs. Ed. ,Hamacher of Listowel were Sunday visitors with his mother, 1VIrs. Hamacher who re- turned with them and spent a few days there. Miss Laura. Farquhar and Mrs. J. H. Lane of Dorchester are spending a few weeks with Mr. and Mrs. A. E. 0 estreicher. • Mrs. May, Miss T. Ehlers and Mrs H. Schroeder of Kitchener, were week -end visitors with Mr. and Mrs. S. Oestreicher. Children's Day will be observed in the Evangelical church on Sunday, June 14th on the church lawn and will be accompanied by the Band. Quite a number of the W.M.S. are attending the annual W.M.S. conven- tion in Crediton this week. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Nadiger attend- ed the graduation of their daughter Zeta who graduated from Victoria Hospital, London on Wednesday. We extend congratulations. Mrs. J. Kuntz returned home on Tuesday after spending a new weeks with her daughter in Lansing, Mich. Mr. Sam. Baker spent a few days in ;Milverton. Mr. and Mrs. McArthur, 'Miss Cur- tis and Miss Robinson an of St. Thomas, were week -end visitors with Mr. and Mrs. L. Bender. Mr. David Zinn of New Hamburg is visiting his daughter, Mrs. L. Ben- der. IVir. and Mrs. L. Birk and Verna of Guelph, spent a few days at their! home here. r HENSALL The Hensall Odd Fellows, with other lodges, attended divine services at the Brucefield United Church on Sunday last. Mr, and Mrs. Alex. McMViurtrie Jr., and daughter of Toronto attended -a° funeral of the late Mrs. Alex. Me,Murtrie Sr.. Mr. end Mrs. Harry Mew of God- erich enere od-erich.•wnere calling on friends in town Thos, Welsh and his men are bus- ily engaged sawing'tp logs and' ship- -ping luiirber. He is one of the old- time and enterpriseing manufactur- iIVIre and Mrs. Coles and daughter s:f Listowel were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Arnold. Mrs. J. S. Case of Toronto is vis - 'ting friends in town. Dr. Sani.uel Coulter, and his uncle Dr, W. J. Coulter of Toledo, Ohio attended the funeral of the late ]liri. 34 ''in Coulter here. Saturday' last. Rev, Beaverley Farr, late rector of Paul's Anglienn Church, ii`ensall, -.fid who hs•.5 been transferred to Dor ''Burs* y, May 8th, 1986 Not another Tow priced, Car could measure up to TERRAPL 1.f 1ees • : neenPne "I'd -never have believed it was a low priced car!" ANY people who buy Terraplanes from: us are soon bringing in friends who want a low priced car. That's when you'll hear these buyers telt why they chose Terraplanes .... muco the same sea- sons as you'll see at the right. They'll talk about Terraplane economy, too .., -. tell how they get greater savings than any car ever gave them before. And describe Terraplane per- formance with an enthusiasm that comes only from actual experience. They'll point out the distinctive new styling and mention the ruggedness beneath it ... long life shown by 125,000;,. 150,000 miles er more from actual owner records. ,And when they talk about safety - _. ,. they've real news to tell! Safest stopping ever bnlT't into any car ... with two braking systems from the same brake pedal! Powerful big hydraulics, away ahead of all hydraulics of the past. And, with them, a reserve set of brakes that takes hold automatically when needed! Plus a new kind of parking brake that handles easier than any you've ever seen on any car.. If you have a friend who owns a 1936 Terraplane, ask him to tell you about the greater value he got for his money in this biggest of all low priced cars. Or, better yet, drop in at our showroom and take a "Discovery Drive" yourself FRED THIEL Terraplane Dealer IN THE LOW PRICE FIELD TE HAPt.ANE' IS FIRST an SIZE IIl'4D ROOM—Longest wheelbase . .115 inches. Most room ... 145 cubic feet. FIRST IN POWER—Greatest horsepower . _ . 88 or 100. And .the smoothest! FIRST IN SAFETY—Body really all of steel with seamless steel roof. Radial Safety Control (patent applied for). Duo-AutomaticHydraulic Brakes' (patent applied for). FIRST 111 COMFORT—Tru-Line Steering. The Rhythmic Ride. FIRST 1R REALLY NEW FE4TURES—Only rear -opening baggage and tire com- partment. TheElec'tricHand (optional at small extra cost). And many more. 88 or 100 H. P. -115 -inch wheelbase 1 TERRAPLANE 8 . PLUS TAX—$55.25 for the two passenger coupe, deliver- ed in Tilbury, Ontario, freight and license extra Save with the new Hudson 7% Plan 4=634 FRED THIEL LOCAL DEALER ZURICH - ONTARIO•' 4 T4`3•�oic'' OF ^ A I. t, FTTi-D,ia,'C'I'' Take very` Ride with the Electric Hand MCI( ' a Finger and Gears Shift! chester, ass moved his furniture to I consistent member of Carmel church Dorchester last week. His father and and rarely failed to attencnthe Sun- day services. She leaves three sons, John of Stanley T,wp; Hugh of Hay Twp., and Alex. of Toronto. • mother, who have made their home with him also went to Dorchester. The council have' a number of men at work filling the holes in the roads with . asplialt and making other im- provements on the roadss. The hack streets have been nicely oiled again to hold the dust for the summer months. ,Anniversary services were held the United Church on Sunday, both morning and evening. The special speaker for the day was the Rev. Mr. Williams of, Toronto. Late Mrs. Coulter Mrs. Mary Jane Coulter, wife of John Coulter, and a highly respected resident of Hensall for over 55 years passed away at her home on May 14th, ' after an illness of a few days. She had been a sufferer from heart 4. COUNTY NEWS - • Paniftit Accident in _ . Alvin Finlebeiner, Crediton, was the victim of a painful accident. He was splicing a wire fence when the stick with which he was working flew up 'and struck him in the chin. The stick went through the thin and cut up through the Tip tearing a nasty gash which required a number of stitches to close the wound.. trou'ble for some time and a week be- foroe hen death she had a severe at- tack. She was born at Brookville, Ont., 82 years ago, her maiden name being Mary Jane Eyre:{ They were married ,in 1881, and shortly after they moved to Hensall and have been valued residence since. She was a member of the United Church, and is survidd (beside her husband by one son, Dr.Samuel Coulter, of Toledo, Ohio; two brothers, George and Thos. Face BIistered? While cleaning an oil burner at the home of T. J. Kestle, Exeter, H%iron:1 Skimeer.•was burned about the face when The burner flared inn Ws hair and eyeebraws were singed and he was blistered about the forehead, ids cheeks- 'and .bhe tip of his nose. Bitten by Dog Maxine Stewart, 4 yr. old daugh- ter of Mr. and Mrs. D. Stewart, of Goderich, was taken to the hospital I the other night for treatment of ter- rilble• wounds to fake: and neck allege Eyre of Tuckersmith and a sister Mrs' ! edly inflicted by a collie owned by a T. Wren' otf :Hensall. A daughter Ida neighbor: Coulter predeceased a few years ago. Lad Injured The funeral was held Saturday Iast, Alex Thompson; T2' -yr: -old .son of interment hi McTaggarts cemetery, 1VIrs: James Thompson, on the Mill Rev. Arthur Sinclair having charge Road, west of Hrucefield, is in Scott of the service. 1VTerrroriai Hospital, Seaforth, follow= Late Mrs. Alex. McMurtrie ing an accident when he was run on- . Another aged and highly respected er by a die harrows on his einither'a ressident of Hensall, Mrs. Alex. Me- ;farxrr. ,The young Tad unit thrown to' Murtrie Sr., passed away Sunday, the ground as the teenen, .which. he last at the home of her song` John! was driving, ran away and was'drag- MsMurtrie of the • 2nd .Con., Stanley'ged' for a considerable distance. .Tiffs Twp. She had been in failing health, Regis broken and he is suffering from for some time and about fixe weelrs "serious scalp] and body injuries. J ago she was taken to the home' of l• Elevator Paying Dividends her son where she gradually grew p At the annual meeting of the God, weaker. A daughter of the late Hugh erich Elevator and Transit Co. in the Love and Mrs. Love, she was born McKay Hall the other afternoon, the near Hillsgreen 80 years ago, acid 725 shareholders were well represent - there she spent her earl life. 54yrs.- - p y ed. There are an the neighborhood of ago she married Alegi:• McMurtrie and a hundred local people' financially in - for 30 years they resided on the farm terested in the company and they nest west of Kippers. 24 years ago were naturally delighted to learn that they moved to Hartsell, where he a dividend of 25c. a share, payable on carried on a droving business', till hi., July 2nd, plus a 'bonus of 150 a share teeth about 1 nears ago. She was :I ,.ad. been: neniar.oue lk, Death of a Child Mr, and Mrs. Archie Davis, Exe- ter, have the sympathy of the com- munity in the loss of their little son Arthur William, who passed away h ' the War Memorial Children"s Hospit al, London, on 18th, aged 1 year and''' 7 months. The child was taken early in the month and was operated, and' his critical condition did not help. any. Besides his parents two sisters. and one brother survive. Confirmation Services A. number from Trinity Church Bayfield, attended the Confirmation services held in Varna Sunday last A number assisting in the choir, us :well as several from Ripley. A class; .of Thirteen, prepared and presented? by the Rector, Rev. W. J. Bugler;. were confirmed by the Bishop of Heron, assisted by Rev. J. Parks, of, Bayfield. d an Hllkd Motor Accident e e E. A. Featherstone, Bayfield, met with a motor car accident while driv- ing to London Monday `last, which. might have been very much more ser-•- ions. As he was proceeding south e-- bout two miles from 'Cia.ndeboye, an- other car overtook thein. After com- ing so close that it almost bumped into them it swerved to the other' side er he road and then back again!,catchingatching the front . of Mr. Feather- ston's scar and taking it into the ditch swill/ it Both cars were badly smashed, Lad of 15 Dies Following' an illness of several months .John Elgin Keys, son of Mr_ and Mrs. Albeiit. Keys,„ of No. 4 .IIRgbway north ;of Exeter, died in hi,: 15th year. During the early part of The year the lad was taken ill wide scarlet fever whit was 'followed by complications, pneumonia and 'pleur- isy Shaving sett ;in. The deceased was 'a member of the First form of the Extorter H. S. and was also member of The James St. Sunday School. Besides his parents he is survived by three younger brothers all of whom have rthe sympathy of many friends in the- in bereaveanent. The funeral was held' Monday last. the services being con- ducted cteid by Rev. A. Page, or names St. gelxurch assisted by Rev. Keith Love, of Kintore, cousin of Mrs.K5eya • en so'o.e place in tee Bay, field cemetery. •