HomeMy WebLinkAboutZurich Herald, 1936-11-12, Page 1,Vol, XXX Y! • I No.19
ZURICH, THURSDAY MOHNJNG, NOVEMBER 12, 1936.
Chester L. Smith, Pub/idea
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• once that at present, peace prevails
throught most nations: of the world
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ST. PETERS
Evangelical Lutheran Church
ZURICH — ONT.
"A Changeless Christ Eor a.
ing World."
Friday, 8h—Luther League.
ilhursday—Choir Practice_
SUNDAY SERVICES:
10 a. m.—German. Service_
11.15 a.m.—Sundays School
7.30 p.m.—English service.
-Everybody Welcome to aft Services.
E. TUERKHEller, Pastor.
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Twerity :F.ifth Anniversary
A very interesting event took
place .at St. Peter's Lutheran church,
Zurich . on Monday .afternoon, Nov-
ember 9th, at about 4 o'Clock when
.members and friends gathered from
far and near 'to celebrate the twenty,
fifth anniversary of Rev. E. Turk-
heim's • as
successnu pastorate in the ministry.
About twenty pastors withtheir wiv-
es were the out of town guests, •ancl
among them were several Zurich old
boys. Rev. Howald of Elmwood and
Rev. Kalbfieisch of Elmira who con-
ducted the service. An English ser-
mon was preached by Rev. Doman of
Mfilverton, who chose for his text
Psalm 71, 17; "And God Thou hese
taught me from my youth; heather
too have I declared Thy wonderous
works." While Rev. Hamester of
Northeast Hope was in charge of the
German sermon and chose for his
text, Matt. 6; 10 "Thy Kingdom
Come." At the close of the service
Rye. Turkheim was presented with
handsome purse containing a nic
sum of money, for which he in repl
expressed his appreciation. very sin
cereiy. The address was 'read by M
E. P. Klapp, and the presentatio
made by Mr. F. C. Kalbfieisch, chair-
man of the church council. After the
service a social half hour was spent.
The out of town guests including
Rev. Turkheim and family, the
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ilhe valuable gift which was present-
ed by Rev. Holm, treasurer of ' the
Synod. Greetings were brought by
Dr. Reble from the Hamilton and
Eastern Conference; Rev. A. Deters`
or nesboro brought greetings from•.
Williamsford `'arid Sullivan parishes.
which were Rev. Turkheim's former
charges; Rev. Deters also conveyed
bhe thanks of the guests to the Ladies
kid and W.M.S., who sponsored the
banquet so successfully. Rev.
Schuelke of Kitchener, former pastor
of the local congregation a also spoke
Mrs. C..Eilber is spending a few
days at Hensall this week.
appreciation', also, Rev' Mr. Bandey of Varna called
a few words of a
pp ', in the village on Wednesday.
Rev. Lamack of Iheidelburg. The
nIr's. Peter Ravelle is spending a
musical numbers of the program co
Mated of local talent both vocal and few days with her parents, Mr. and
instrumental, Hymns, community 34Irs. Joseh' Gascho.
songs arid german folk songs were Rev. and Mrs. J. P. Hauch of St.
enjoyed by all present. Jacobs have been visitors with Rev.
Closing grace was said by Rev. and Mrs. E. Burn of town.
Stockman of Sabastapol at the close Miss Ilene Volland of Goderich is
visiting for some time with her
grandmother, Mrs. W. Miller.
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Prang, and
Mrs. Geo. J. Thiel attended the fun-
eral of the late Mrs. John Prang at
Exeter cemetery on Thursday.
of the program Rev: Turkheim ex-
pressed his humble gratitute for all.
that was said and done, and invited
the pastors and i
church council to adjourn to the par-
nonage for a social period, after.
which all returned to their respective
homes wishing Rev. Turkheim and
n wves along with the
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n able years in his work for the King-
dom.
The address
Rev. Turicheim:
He who has laboured long years in
church board and wives and the choir 'his closed field, swerving neither to
were invited to the beautiful decor- the right nor to the deft but holding
ated tables in the basement with its to the path he has seleced, deserves
green and silver trimmings which the tribute of all.
looked very charming and where a I Especially is this true when that
delicious banquet was enjoyed. The field is the service of the Masker, the
pastor, Rev. Turkheim was ushered dedicationof one's life to the allevi-
to the head of the table where al
ation of the sorrow of mankind. It is
neatly decorated chair awaited him. a service in which one may eXpect
The table looked very attractive few earthly thanks but .for that reaa-
with its three story cake, decorated on, if for no. other, the 'reward will
with silver, showing the high esteem. be "greater - in the richer and fuller
which the pastor and family are held„ life to come. -
The cake being cut by Rev. Turk- I To -day, however, it .is our pleasure
helm. The president of the Synod, • to anticipate such reward' to one who
Dr. Reb'le of Hamilton acted as toast- has already given twenty-five years
master for the banquet. Greetings of his life to this great service and
were extended to Rev. Turkheim and who. it is our earnest hope and pray=
family by Rev. Fisher of Walkerton Cr, will be spared to give many,many
on behalf of the Hanover District; more.
Rev. Wittig, Conestoga on behalf of ; Rev. Turkheim, to -day we have
the Kitchener district; Rev Mosig of gathered here, the members of your
New Hamburg on beha'f of the Strat- congregation and your fellow pastors
ford District, his address included a of the Canada Synod of the Evane
poem of his own composition which Ithonorelical-Lutheran Church,—to do
in a humorous vain described Rev. You honor on the twenty-fifth anniv-
Turicheim's life story which was very ersary of your ordination. We have
dleverly composed, and enjoyed by met to prove to you our esteem for
all. Dr. Keble brought greetings you as a pastor and one ,resuect for
from the Synod, also expressed his You as a man aiud a fellow citizen.
Rev_ desire for Turkheim to accept The gift we brine is small when
measured 'against twenty-five years of
Sunday visitors at the home of Mr.
sand Mrs. J. W. Horner were: Mr.
and Mrs. Albert Horner and family
of, Varna; Mr. and Mrs. Sam. Gott-
schalk of Dashwood.
'Mr. Christ Heyrock who has been
iii this community fax a number of
years left last week with his nephew
Mir. Andrew Smith for California.
During the last • year Mr. Heyrock
made his home with Mr. and Mrs. 0.
Pisher, south of town.
°FMr. and MTS. William Diebel, Mr.
and Mrs. Lloyd Peicie and little da -
tighter Elsie Mary, all of Kincardine
visjted over the week -end at the home
,t; g wire and Mrtl Julit;s 'Maier:. Mrs:
Piecle being a sister to Mrs. Thiel.
The annual meeting of the Zurich
Branch of Western Ontario Bible
Society will be held in the Zurich
Town Hall on Tharsday November
19th at 8 p.m.. Rev. W. E. Cholerton
will be present in place of Rev. Den-
ny Bright, district secretary, to ad-
dress the lneeting. Everybody will be
welcome.
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Mi. and Mrs. William Farrel and
daughter Marie of the Town Line,
west of Blake last week attended
the funeral of their relative Mr.
Robert Anderson are 28 at Pigeon,
Michigan. Mr. Anderson while out
on a boat fishing was drowned and
leaves his widow and two small chil-
dren behind, a very sad condition.
0BITUARY
Late Catharine Kalbileisch
Last Thursday Zurich and com-
munity lost one of its eldest and
most highly respected residents in th
person of Mrs. Calierine Happel who
was horn April 19th 1849 in Borg -
Iola Hessen, Germany-. Here she was
aptised in early infancy and later
atified her baptismal vows in her
onfirmation. Which vows she has al-
ays fondly cherished. In 188(i she
oved to Canada with her parents,
where she was united in marriage to
enry Steinbach in 1868. Tis union
as blessed with eleven children,
ree -of whole predeceased their
other. In 1896 she was left a wid-
- for:the first time, but was meri-
t()meri-
t()John C. Kalbfleusch in 1900.
years later her second husband
as also called. She p aaed away at
e home of her daughter, Mrs. Rud -
ph R. Stade, on November u`th,1926
the .age -of 87 years, 0 months and
days. Her loss is mourned by six
is, Daniel of Holly, Mich; Honey
Zurich; Adolph and Fred, of Cav-
er, N, Dak; Hartmann and William
Detroit; two daughters, Mrs. Chas.
fieisch of Detroit, and Mrs. Rud -
h ' Stade of Zurich. Of her five
thers and sisters only one, Mss.
nie Johnston of Zurich, is living.
ong the survivors are also 18'
andchildren, 20 great grandchild- ,
and -one greatgrandchild, The
acted mother was a faithful mein-
of St. Peter's Lutheran Church,I
r since Doming to -Canada, and
also been active as a member of
Ladies' Aid. Although being
fined to the house for the last
Tiber of years, she will be greatly
sed by those with whom she oc-
onally came in contact with. The
mei, which was very largely at-
ded Was held on Sunday afternoon
rivt+te service at the home of Mr.
Mrs R. 1'. Stade was followed
a public service at the church. bl-
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