Zurich Herald, 1936-07-09, Page 4R E .• BRONSON LINE
• )1Th-14. Smith of London is spend-
rtn2; two weeks holidaying with her
llamas,
M. and Mrs. J. Richardson*.
,axid Mis. 0. Smith wale visited
awith *lends from Petrolia.
Iflrand Mrs. Purdy and family,
h ave got nicely settled on the Parr
Line for a couple of nionthe.
Mrs. Lydia Troyer of Brigden,
Welting at the home of Mr. and Mrs
Itobt, Stephenson and family.
Mrs. Chas. Robinson spent a few
*lays with her sister in London.
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. L. Ross and
g randdaughter of Porterville, Calif-
ornia visited with Mr. 'Wm. Jarrott
and Annie.
IVIr, and Mrs. W. Huxtable and
mss .Agnes Anderson of Centralia,
^visited with Mrs. Love and family.
The Sunday School Picnic of the
lKippen and Hillsereen Congregations
is being held on t4Nednesday July 15,
at Jowett's Grove, Bayfield.
The Cochrane reunion is being held
this Wednesday at Bayfield.
Miss Dolly and Mr. rank Hagan
rreceived word recently of the death
tof their eldest brothel., Mr. Peter
Magma of Portland, Oregon.
BLAKE
Don't forget the Lawn Social un-
aler the .auspices of Blake United
Church to be held on the grounds of
the Blake Public School on Friday
evening, July 1.7th. The supper will
be followed by a good program of
music also a play entitled The
K han"s Talisman. Presented by the
Young People of Stara. A good or-
trhestra will be present, also a booth
on the grounds.
There was a very good attendance
int the Blake United Church last
-Sunday morning at 10 a.m. The sub-
ject 43f the s,ermon was the Good
B arnaratian. The subject for the
moaning Sunday is Unjust Steward-
itIou. are heartily invited, service be-
gins at 10 a.m.
altIr. and Mrs. Chris Lichti, Mr. and
Mrs. Chris. Brennerman and daugh-
ter from Baden were Sunday visitors
-*with Mr. and Mrs. Sol. Baechler.
Mr. and Mrs. Mose Erb, Mr. anal
'Mrs. Jacob Kipfer and son Elgin,
were Sunday visitors with Mr. and
alle's. Roy Gingerich.
Mrs. Charlie Smith and son Rus-
esell fromo Detroit; were visiting
with Mrs. Caroline Oesch of Blake. •
Mr. and Mrs. Chris. Erb have re-'
turned after spending some weeks
,with. relatives and friends in .different
parts of the States.
Mr. and Mrs. Amos. Gingerich and
idaughter Jean, spent Sunday at the
'home
Mr, and IVIrs. C. M. Schultz, lb:on-
MI Mr, Lewis Beshart of Sea -
forth and Miss .Mildred Kipfer ef the
Babylon Line were week -end visitors
with the former's. parents, Mr.,- and
Mrs. Noah Schultk of IVIllvertbn,
- Mr. and Mrs. Moses Erb, Mr, and
Mrs. Jacob Kipfer and son with of at
the home of•Mr. and Mrs. BO
Gth-
gerich.
Mr, .and Mrs.''Chris. Erb returned
home on. Sunday after spending
Month visiting relatives and friends
in Nebraska, Iowa, Illinoise and other
points.
Miss Winnifred Roth of Tavistock,
is visiting with friends- on the Bron-
son Line, for a few 'weeks.
STANLEY TOWNSHIP
Mr. and Mrs. John Reid and fam-
ily of Detroit spent a few days last
week with friends and relatives in
this vicinity.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Greenberry of
Flint, visited with the latter's sis-ter
Mrs. Thos. Robinson and brothere
George and Will Reid.
Me. •Elston Dowson and .sister Elia
are visiting with their sister, Mrs.
Oscar Wright of Kenni1worth,
Miss Grace Robinson and Miss
Gladys Coleman have gone to the
0. A. C. Guelph to take an Agricult-
ural course.
On Friday July 3rd. the marriage
took place at Flint, Mich., of Miss,
Geace, Reid, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. John Reid to Mr. Kenneth Aus-
tin of Flint. Following tae cerem-
ony the bridal couple took a trip to
Stanley, and on Saturday evening a
reception was held in their honor at
the home of the bride's cousin, Mrs.
Elmore Stephenson, when they were
presented with a nicely worded ad-
dress and many useful gifts.
St. Joseph and Beaver Town
In this locality farmers at present
are busy reaping a ,bumper crop of
hay. The weather for haying has
been ideal, but far too dry for other
crops.
The cottage recently built by Mr.
Clayton Smith and Sons of Beaver
Town is now completed and up to
date, and it is now rented to Mr,
and Mrs. Joseph Masse of Detroit,
for a week. This cottage is located
on the beautiful farm of Mr. Smith;
just south of Beaver Ton and built
on the top of the bank overlooking
the haliner and soothing breezes of
good old Lake Huron, and anyone
wishing zest and comfort and ease of
of Nis d
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s. Jacob Ginger-enind, we venture to say, that no
5613. of the Goshen Line south. 1 better spot on the shores of Lake
Mr. and Mrs. Rudy Swaetzentruber Huron could be found.
Mr. and Mrs. Chris. ,Swartzentruber,1 Mr. Avila Ducharme and sister,
'and daughter Edith, Mr. and Mrs. Verginia and Alphonse Dabous mot -
Jacob Swartzentruber, Mr. and Mrs. ored to Chatham, Windsor last Sat -
Roy Gingerich attended the funeral urday.
-of the late Mrs. Steinman near Baden Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Jeffrey and
Mr. and Mrs. Mose Gerber and 'son of Detroit who spent a few days
:family of the Goshen line, spent Sun- in the neighborhood, has taken a trip
day with Mr. and Mrs. Sam. Ginger- to Niagara Falls.
eich.
Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Ducharme
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in your store, to influence the decision of your cus-
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custorners rely on you to give them products which •
• in use or consumption, will give they complete
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If it is right to use big City dailies and nationaly-
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right to use local weekly newspapers!
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HERALD
and family of Detroit are spending
the week with friends and relatives,
Mr. Norman and Exias Charrette
and family are spending their swain-
er holidays with their parents, Mr.
and Mrs. John °barrette.
The Misses Patricia and Rolelie
Masse of Detroit are guests to Mi$s
Vironique Micheline.
Mr. and Mrs, Hector Laporte and
daughter Charolette of Detroit, are
spending the week in this neighbor.
hood.
CREDITON
Mr. Henry Silber has returned
from Mt. Clemens, Mich., where, he
was taking a treatment at the Min-
eral Baths. •
A very successful Strawberry aun
per was served in the United church
shed on Thursday eve. Jane .25, Ideal
weather condition prevailed and
large crowd was present and .parteek
of the sumptuous meal. Tlie *gram
which followed was rendered by the
members of the choir assisted by:oth-
er artists,
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Schroeder and
son Gerald, daughter Mary Lan, of
Ubly, Mich., visited with Mr. and Mrs
H. K. EilbeL Mrs. Sarnilei Eilber
returned with them to theirhome, af-
ter visiting Mr. and. Mrs, Henry Ell-
ber for a week.
• , Betchen---Merritt • :
A pretty wedding. was iriferailiZed
last Saturday afternoon at 'Wejling-
ton St. United Church in London,
when Rev. L. IL Currie tinned in
marriage Miss Dorothy 7 Beatritee
younger daughter of Mr. ,Stephen
Merritt and the late Mrs. Merrett to
S. Everett Detchen, of London, for-
merly of Dashwood, sori;of the late
Mr. and Mrs. David Betchen.,'
Over 400 participated in the
strawberry supper served in the large
sheds of the Evangelical church un-
der the auspices of the Dorcas class.
Supper was followed by .an excellent
musical program rendered Yey the
Dashwood Memorial Band tinder the,
direction of Harry Hoffmai'a Rev, H.
A. Roppel acted as chairman.,
Decoration and Memorial Service
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A large crowd gathered at the
Evangelical Cemetery . on Sunday af-
ternoon for the decoration -of graves
and memorial service. Rev. A.
Piet& presided and gave a brief ad-
dress. Hymn Roc`k ofAges was
sung after which Rev. Roppell offer-
ed prayer. A ladies quartette inclu-
ding Mrs. G. Morlock, Mrs. H. Mor -
lock, Mrs. H. Schenk, and Mrs. C.
Hoffman sang a selection. Passages
from II Corr. 5th ,chapter were read.;
Rev. Roppel of Dashwood gaire an
impressive and spiritual Message suit'
able for the occasion. The. Stars Sun
day School .Class sang ,The ' Wareo
the Cross Leads Hanle. This beatili-
ful and impressive meniorrai closed
by singing Sweet By and By. e The
cemetery grounds Presented • an ex-
cellent appearance and most of the
graves were decorates floWers.
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DASHWOO D.._
Don't forget the big ball tuerna-
ment and Band Tatoo on July 15th.
Mrs. Jacob Weber accompanted by
Mr. and Mrs. J. .Caltlwell. of Exeter,
left last Tuesday for Osnabroola N.
Dak., to visit relatives.
Miss Zeta Nadiger, of Victoria
Hospital, London, spent last .Tuesday
with her parents. • -
Mr. and ,Mrs. Harry Guenther •of
Windsor, spent the -week-enct with his
parents.
Mrs. G. Chesna of Birmingham,
Mich., is visiting her barents, Mr,
• and Mrs. Fred Willerte '
Mr. and -Mrs. Wm. Smith of Wind-
sor, 6 -pent the week -end •with her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. R. Baker.
Miss Mary Burke of Detroit, is
spending her vacation With Mr, na d
Mrs. S. Baker.
,Mr. and 'Mrs. Harry. Harris and
hinny of Sarnia are visiting' with
relatives.
Miss Sigrid Pedersen is confined. tb,
her home with an attack of prieran..-
onia.
Two friendly games of ball was
played here on Wed. July 1st he-
tween Dashwood and a team from
Kitchener. .
Mr. and Mrs. Sam Elsie of Detroit
spent a few days at their home here
this week.
Mr. and Mrs. J. Raschke and fam-
ily of Detroit.- spent the week -end
with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Geo,
..t.derner. Mrs: Raschke and children
will remain here for a few weeks.:
Mr. Percy Kleinstiver and' Mr.
Rhode of Chicago and Mrs. Hotchkiss
of Detroit are spending a week with
relatives.
• Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Hamacher of
Monkton spent a few days with his
mother, Mrs. Hamacher.
Mr. and Mrs, L. Bender attended
camprneeting in London last week,
Mr. and Mrs. 'Wellington Mair and
family of Detroit spent a few days
with: relatives.
Mr. .and Mrs. A. E, Oestroicher
spent the week -end with friends in
London.
On Friday evening, July 8rd Mr.
and Mrs. P, Kraft were Pleasaetly
surprized when their children and
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Mr. Leslie Goetz of Chicago is pm
ding a week vacation with relatives.
Mr, and Mrs, Heintach of To'ront
and Mrs, Frank Kohls and son Alvh
of Boquen, Quebec were week- end
visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Jacob
Schroeder,
Mrs. Adella Fisher of Zurich spen
the week -end at her home here.
Miss Helen Moore and friend o
Chicago and Mr. Angus Moore ann.
daughter of Chicago, 1Vir, and Mrs.
Marcela land family of Kitchener
Mr. and Mrs. Angus Moore and Misa
Box of Seaforth, were week -end vis-
itors with 'Mr. and Mrs, Felix Wilds.
Mr,, and Mrs. Earl Neeb and fam-
ily of Pontiac, Mich, are visiting his
inotoher, Mrs:. Mary Need,
11f.r. and Mrs, Clayton:Phle spent a
fear days dn Detroit and Ann arbor.
Mr, and Mrs. Lorne Pfile of Mt.
ClemenS spent the week -end with his
Mother, Mrs. Hy. Pfile,
Mi, and Mrs. Milford Koch of De-
troitaspent the holidays with his par-
ents; Mr. and Mrs. Geo, Koch, a
Dashwood MeMOrial Band attend-
ed the Band Tat -to in Parkhill on
Menday evening.
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• HENSALL
Lulu. aVIcDonald, Effie zell, Lloyd
1VIeDonald and Jack Faber, visited at
Kincardine recently.
,George Sparks, formerly of
,MolVIurtrie's home on S. Richmond
London, has ,rente.d. the late Mrs,
The. Sunday School of the United
ChurZh intend holding their annual
picnic on Wed. July 8, at Turnbull's
grove.
• Mrs. Hassell of Camden, N.J.,. le
visiting at the home of her parents,
'Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Ortwein,
Miss Irene Douglas, accompanied
by her aunt, Mrs. Ed. McAsh, of
London; are spending. holidays . at
Keswick Camp, Lake Sinecoe.
Miss Hattie .McQueen, of Albany,
N.Y., is Visiting with relatives and
friends in town.
Miss Mary Buchanan, R.N., of
Meriorial Hospital, St. :Thomas, sp-
ent the holiday at the home of her
mother, Mrs. Alex. Buchanan.
Mr, and Mrs. Alex. Henry, of Cass
City, -Mich., and Mrs. E. Smith, of
•Detroit, vent a. few days with'their
cousins, Mrs. Ed. McQueen and Mrs
Robt, Higgins.
Mrs. Bert North and daughter of
Woodstock is visiting here with her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. ' Robt. Hig-
ging.
Mr. and Mrs. Archie Hamilton and
children are away on a month's holi-
days at Port Dover and other points.
Harold Bailey of Sheibourne is
spending part of the holidays visiting
here with his sister, Mrs. Ken. Travis
Mrs.:A. J. ,Sweitzer and 'children
of the,*ach 9 Pines and Mrs. Bruce,
"4EUglaSere of Grand Bend visited with
Olen& fo-wil. •
Wedding at Toronto
A lovely wedding took place on
Saturday, June 27th in St. Paul's An
glican church, Willard Ave., Toronto
when Lorna Marion, only daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Scott of Tor-
onto, and form'erly of Hensall, was
married to Harold Robinson White,
sem of kr. and Mrs. Joseph White.
of St. Marys. Rev. Edward Morley
'officiated and "Mrs.. D. Sime played
the wedding. music. The bride who
was given fit marriage by her father,
wore a robe of ivory taffeta fashion-
edin princess lines, the skirt extend-
ing into a long train. The groom's
sister, Miss Ella White, and Miss Do-
rothy .Tindale, were her attendants.
They wore frocks of pink taffeta.
Colin Bennett was, groomsman and
the ushers were Jack Scott, brother
of the bride, and Gordon Barker. A
reception ev4 held at Annesrey Hall.
following the .caremeny, where the
bride's mother received with the
briday party and Mrse Whiter mother.'
of the groom, 'Later the happy cou.
pia left on nmotor trip. On their re-
turn they will reside in St. Marys.
The bride's grandparents, Mr. and
Mrs. Geo. C. Petty, of Hensel% were
among the guests present.
COUNT srEvis
A Fine New Barn
A fine hank barn, one of the fin-
est in the community was raised on
the farm of Noble Scott, 2nd Con.
Stephen, Monday last, replacing' the
one that was destroyed in a wind-
Storm- earlier in the season. The barn
is 95 ft long hip roof covered with
steel shingles.
' Chimney Sets Fire
The home of J. A. Westcott, Sea-
ford', had a narow escape from fire
last Monday morning when the ehim-
ney-got• on fire. The flames spread to.
Oe roof butt were soon got under
control upon arrival of the firemen.
The loss is covered by insurance.
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• Swimming Pool Improved
The Seaforth Lion's Club Park
Committee have had new enfarged'
darn built and other hnprovements
made in the swimming pool. They
expect to,open it on July ist.
Stole His Own Tools
• A farmer at Hanover was given 4
suspended sentence for stealing his
own 'tools. They had been left in a
machine shop for repairs +and dispute
nose over the charges the fa
, irno
•" "11 rrPA.here(I at t11011" taking them withait paying the bill. i
-•d nl'-nm t eaeir-e- .1'uno couit hold the t the in achinist
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Harnesi..--Jebnsten
A ctniet wedding took place at the
Winghain Presibyterfan inanse on
June 23rd, when Miss Irene Johnston
daughter of Iwo. Daniel McLeod, of
Goderich, was united in marriage to
Isaac L. Harnes,s; of Exeter. The
marriage was performed by Rev, K.
McLean. Mr. and Mrs. Harness will
reside in Exeter and will have the
best wishes of many friends,
injured by Falling Plaster
The other morning a large portion
of the plaster ton the ceiling of the
kitchen on the ceiling in the Ames
St. United Parsonage, Exeter, fell,
striking Mrs, Page, who was working
n the kitchen at the -time. She re-
ceived facial lacerations but fortun-
ately was not seriously injured.
Reeve Seriously Hurt
Elston Ca:rdift, reeve of the Twp.
of Morris, well known and highly re-
spected resident of the Brissels com-
munity, was seriously injured when
his team took fright, as he was about
'Thursday, July eth, 1930
atevatereetrare...=.,...aele .
Ur- rialmand Wolper, (.7ounemoil,
has just returned from a very pleas-
ant meter tnip to North Bay andi
Sudbury. at North Bay, Mn
Wolper Who was ;A c panied by Rev
Mr. Left of Dashwood, took in the,
seeing of the most famous live little
sisters in the world the Dionne sis-
ters at Calendar. From there they
motored on down to Ottawa where
'hey attended a church conferenee.
Mr. Walper advises us that he has
a lot or country but no where does
things look better than in Huron Co-
unty:
Family Reunion Held
Some 200 relatives and friends
many of them :born the district gath
ered at the 'home of Henry Yungblut
Rostock, for the sixth family reunion
.Lienry Yungblut is a brother of G. F.
Tanighlut who kept store at Auburnt
for many years. Representatives
came from Tavistock, Zurich, Detroit
Guelph, Kitchener Londeshoro emit.
Auburn. The next' reunion will be
held at the home of Jacob Wagner,
Auburn. Offlecers elected were: Pres-
to lower the top of a buggy, whirled.tdent, Hurry Wagner, Auburn, secy.-
around and ran ever him. It is Un-
derstood that his injuries were seri-
oue.'
LOCAL NEWS
Mr. Wilfred Ducharme of Detroit
visited his parents over the holiday.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Siebert of
Detroit were week -end visitors with
his parents.
, Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Rau, bridal
couple, of Detriot were visitors with
his parents in town.
The various officials of the flay
Mutual Fire Insurance Co. held a
bus.iness meeting at Grand Bend on
Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Routledge and
treas., James Bouthron, Hensall.
Stores To Close Earlier
effort being made by the •
merchants of Exeter to close their
stores earlier Saturday eves, Exeter
LS; a very busy spot Saturday eve. as
a, ram e the main street being linsd
with autos, with many cars on the
side streets. However many of those
a00000 Invov boo ....rou
• who come to town that evening leave •
their shopping until the last minute
and it is to avoid the last minute
rush at the midnight hour that au
effort is being made t oclose the
stores at 11.80. This is a move in the
right direction and has been agitated
for emme time and as the merchants
themselves have decided to adapt this
plan they are to be congratulated for
their aciaon.—Tnnes-Advocate,
farruly of Waterford, and Mr: Archic:q
Routledge of Regina, .Sask., are Vis -i A New Appointment
itors with their mother, Mrs. Jos. Word has been received from Ot-
Routledge of town. taws of the appointment by the Do -
Mr. and Mrs. E. M. Dagg and, minion Government of F. W. Glad -
family left on a few weeks holiday man, Barrister, of Exeter, as Official
trip to the New England States and l Receiver for Huron County under
will also visit with , relatives at the Farmers' Creditors' Arrangement
Quebec and Ottawa. ! Act in place of Major Corbett, of
s Mr. and Mrs. T. L. 'Williams and. Fordwich. Mr. Gladman came to Exa
Mr. Calvin Williams motored to St.i eter in 1897 and until the death or:
ratford on Monday where they met; the late R V. Elliott was in partner,
their sister, Mrs. R. Whitesides, of ship with him. In 3.903 the present
Coboconk, who twill visit at the Willi partnership of Gdadman & Stanbury
isms home for a few weeks. .1 was formed. For several years Mn._
Mr. Thos. •Snowden of th.e. Mee •Madman resided in London where he,
Water Highway north of Drysdale, occupied the position, of Deputy Pot -
had the misfortune to have some 201 ice Magistrate with distinction. He.
of hisfine flock of sheep worried by, is particularly qualified for his new.
dogs the, other night, with high casu--positien, having an intimate acqu-
alty list. Dogs worrying sheep seem- aintanee with farm conditions and
singly has become quite prevalent in his appointment will be received with
that vicinity lately...." •!great satisfaction,
eSNAPSPOT CU IM
"Off Guard." P h otogra y
-re ft n and a g s slicing of the subjects until they were "off guard"
netted these interesting snapshots.
rivAlKING snapshots of people when where it wul come from whea yors,
A they are not aware that they are take the picture. Then, set your leuea
about to be "shot," thereby catching
them with natural expressions aired
in unposed positions, is often called
"candid" photography, but we of The
Snapshot Guild like the -words "off -
guard" photography as more truly
descriptive.
"Candid" implies there is tflaat
kind of expression on the faze of the
subject and it may not always be
there, but there is no doubt that fear
aperture and your shutter speed ac-
eardingly.Viratch your subjects froim
a distance with your camera con-
cealed.33epatient but alert for an in- .
teresting situation to develop. Where
you see the picture you want to take,,
'locate the 'spot from which you are •
going to take it. Then, unless yours.4.
is a fixed focus camera, measure .
with your eye the distance fronn
that spot to Grandpa and the
a natural expression he must be "e2f youngster, set the pointer at the
guard" at the moment the pitture is right mark, and, keeping the cam- -
made, which is -also just what the era -behind you until you get there, .
professional photographer waits, to !stroll op and shoot. If they look
capture in making a.i studio portrait at you 'before you get .there, be non..
"Off -guard" photography is lots 'of :ebalaut and wait for them to resume. -
fun, but there are important points, their activity, or make some casual
about it that need to be observed to suggestion that will put them "off
get satisfying resulta You can't guard." You see, in order to be a
"shoot" thoughtlessly without re- good "off -guard" snapshooter, yotif
gard to the direction and strength have to be "cagey," and this exercis-
of the light, nor can you forget that ing of strategy to prevent people
exposure and fetus are last as in from posing is part of.the fun.
portant as for a premeditated pose. Of course, you must know the ea -
Nor should you overlook back- pabiiities of your camera. A cameral
ground. This means that if you are with ultra -fast lens and shutter, alua
going to catch your subject una- supersensitive patchromatin
wares, you may have to, do some greatly increases your range of OP -
strategic stalking for the right po- portunity especially for feat aotiou,
etion.
but the ordinary camera, too. will
Supposing, for example, you -want make '"off -guard" snapshots if,
a picture of Grandpaioutdooramnits- movcesteet of tbe S111)ifet 1,', neff 11001-
bag one of the children. Pirsh obr, zap:a. .
serve the intensity ortlie light and i 04 ji.)-4:11.11 V,,,::',
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