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HomeMy WebLinkAboutZurich Herald, 1937-07-01, Page 4H.I.LLSC REEK litr. Robert P:assinere f•Iensall *was ;in charge ,of the seratees in the illi ;reel church' obi. Sntalay. Mr. •aaad .Mrs; G, -ipalyrmple of 'Cji selhi st visited -at the home of fir, .'and 11frs, Ward -J Arrest• Mara>. John, Mawr. of Heatearl , visited at the thoma of her 'brother, Mr. anti Mrs. Ross Love. Mewing has begun in this vie city. The schools clesed on Tue;*cb y for ,fie summer holidays. Miss Mina Love spent a 'tie w days evat]a her sell •4 ;Bass and farntl!v, .tr7:r. Jos. Hagan of Newall and his sister of Detroit, called in this 'vicinity on friends during tthe 'week. STANLEY TOWNSHIP .dila. and Mrs. Perry Johnston, Mr. :and Mrs. Elmore Stephenson and Mr. Lee :McConnell spent the week -end with friends at Marlette and De- xlroil- Rev. B. G. and -Mrs. Bandey left on Monday for their Y t eu new charge at Wheatley. They have been three Near.;, at Varna, ..Rev. Mr. Peters, the new minister for Varna circuit, a'li owed in with his family on Tuesday Adis induction ' etron will take place atVar- :na "united church on Friday evening.. (Intended ,for last week.) Kira. E. Johnson and son George! •_ ,of Goderich, visited with friends •en Goshen Line, one day last week. 1V 1r- Elston Dowson spent a few ; s hays visiting his sister, Mrs. Oscar; a Weight:-tf Kennilworth. Mr. and -Mrs, Sid McArthur of • o Mansell spent Sunday with fir. a nd i t Mrs. Roy Lamont. S. Z. No. 5, Stanley, intend hold -1 fir:picnic at Snowden's grove ; M =art Tuesday June 29th. Mr. ;and tis, Leonard Bender wet•e Saanday visitors in Londoaa, T, Rea. Lutt, Lurattended .special ascii'- vice, in Elmira last Sunday,' Mr. and Mrs, Gordon Cal.fas -and family of Saralee were Suuday visit - ars with •Mr. and M. V. Schate. Mr, and Mrs. A, E. Qestreicher• and family and Miss Jean Weber at- tended the Tatoo in Waterloo ooh Sat- urday. Rev. IL E. Roppel will attend an niversary services in Wallace on Sunday, Mrs, Roppel will officiate here on Sunday /torning• and Rev. Laughlin of Toronto in the evening, Miss Rs'a e Onir t d e em f London o visited with her parents on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Allen Faulhafer •of London are spending two weeks vac- ation with her parents, Mr, and Mrs, John Bender. E, Tiernan La Son had a very busy day on Mo'nd'ay ,handling over 1600 boxes of strawberries. They also op- ened up a grocery store and butcher shop at Grand Bend this week. Ms. Leslie Goetz of Chicago is sp- ending his vacation with his •brother, Mr. and Mrs. Rueben Goetz. Mr. Harry Snell of Lonuon visited with friends here on Sunday. 1 Mr. and Mex, Earl Neeb and fam- ily and nd Nix•. Roy Neeb of Pontiac, Miele, are s1 pending their holidays with his mother, Mrs, Mary Neeb. Mr. and MTS. Morley Taman and family of New Dundee spent the week -end with Mrs. Weber: Mrs. Leah Tornan of New Dundee and Mr. Dan Kercher of California, are spending a few weeks with their ister, Mrs. J. Weber. Miss Grace Kellerman of Toronto, pent the week -end with her father nd brother on the 16th con. Miss Verna Birk of Guelph'; ealle n friends here on Monday also a ending the strawberry, social. Mr. and Mrs. Robt. Lee of London ere Sunday visitors with Mr. and rs. R. Baker. -genneth Tr,avies, who hies aialged a^ berg with .l3', t 1 'for hroi c� Hruveysdaale,year 'las tinsinith, IA severed his connection with t firm and :has moved his fancily he to their former hour o at .Shelboif;s e K Where he has secured a position. Smithe-,•l enaiugs A pretty wedding took piece on the evening cif 'Julie 17th at the United Church parsonage, wheu lie'. Arthur Sinclair united in marriage Marg'aret Lavelle, youngest slaughter of Me, and Mrs. Frred ifeli;niaags, of Eg'n ondville, formerly of Hensall, and Alfred J. Smith of Hay ' Township.. The young 'couple were attended b Miss Iva Allen, of Rensall, and Mr Clarence T. Reid of I3rucedeld. The bride wore a dress of 'blue flowered silk with accessories to match. They will reside on a farm near 'Hen'sa11, Reid—Taylor A, pretty wedding, to`ok place last Saturday afternoon at 2.30 at the re- ctoiy, Exeter, when Rev. Hunt unit- ed in marriage Annie, dauglfter +of .Me and Mrs. Wm, Taylor, of Hensali, and Norval L. Reid, soh of Mr. and Mrs. Robt. Reid, of Kincardine. The young g couple were unattended, The bride's dress was a white silk crepe with accessories to match After -th e ceremony a wedding dinner' was ser';, ved at the home of the bride's par- ents. ts. 7.lie same evening,'••they lett', on a trip to Kincardine and.•.oth,er' points. r']llre Coward --Glanville A pretty June wedding took place at the home of the bride's patents, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Glanville, who reside in, Usborne Twp., when their d eldest daughter, Leola G. became the` - bride of Thomas W. Coward of. ;Us borne, Rev. Young of Bewail offi- ciating. The brides aid-wvasMae Co- ward, sister of the groom, and Mr. Bert McBride of Zurich, was grooms- man. Mrs. Herb Neeb of Zurich, - played the wedding march. After the • ceremony a wedding dinner was serv- ed to some 60 guests. After dinner the couple left by motor for London and other points:` On their return they will reside on the groom's farm in Usgorne twp. t DRYSDALE Miss Laura Farquhar of Dorches r is visiting with Mr. and Mrs. A.E estreicher. (CI 1 ba Mrs. Ed. Etue, north of here ruff-! da eared a alight stroke last week. Her i crlaughtei, Miss Mabel, R. N. of Lon- ;deitI n' is taking g care of the patient. Min. Montique is quite ill with an , s`attaek of appendicitis. 1 tial Mx.. and ales. Rennie Denoinme had an ;the four weeks' quarintine lifted fore un acarlet.fever, and are now free again nes 4o go about. Me The Ladies' Aid of the Lutheran lurch held a Social evening in the sement of the church last Wednes- y evening. Successful Social A very successful Strawberry So - was held on the lawn of the Ev- g•elical church on Monday night, der the joint auspices of the Lad - Aid, the Choir, and the Henrich _ nd. During the supper hiss Mary Gelinas has engaged ..for the summer to Mr. Mollard of ' ;G•rand Bend. lir_ Edward Brisson of Chicago, 'is visiting with his step -mother, Mrs.!, m Ed. Bxisson. Rev. Father Brisson of London, Mr 'Ted 33rieson of Stratford; Mr. and l Dan. Gib. Plante and Arthur Jeffrey f r eof ‘Goderich; Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Jef- • y were Sunday visitors with Mrs.1 C -cedar Brisson. Ir_ Arthur Gelinas again at his ator 'elob., timekeeping 'on the High -1 b may work. , Il,o lie pavement just south of Drys- ' wo :tee is now .getting the final coat of 193 Rsavement, and it is indeed a fine job "when finished.' The first coat is laid � '° -somewhere around St. Joseph. ' The steam -berry season is about elver here,.and it closed very rapidly. Sinclair—Watson. • A pretty outdoor wedding took place at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Chas Watson, Londesboro, on June 19th when their elder daughter Ver - da Hazel, was united in marriage to Sinclair o 1 music was furnished by the Band. Mrs. Wm. Sinclair, of Kippen. The Rev. H. E. Roppel acted as chairman ceremony was performed under an or,• the rograni presented in the arch of evergreens and fern, with church auditorium'. The proceeds a- flower decorations of yellow and blue mounted to $75.00• The wedding march was played'• by the bride's sister Ferne Watson; the Coronation Singer Receives Medal bride was given 'iii wedding by her Mr.. Harry Hoffman has .recezitl father, and looked lovely in white Y 'silk lace over satin in princess style eceived a beautiful silver Coronation failing 'into a long sweeping train.' Medal from the office of the High The groom was su ommissjpner for - Canada. who in P The by :Robs turn received it from the keeper of Miss of Kipper. Drysdale f'o'st was P Miss Katherine ; of Hensel', the Privy Presse: • It wee--aeentnneeiaa. who-^aangc1'� Lo`'pe; You Truly": The y a" presei'tatien farm. bearing the. yal Insignia, stating it is: to, be rn in comnre'inoiation of Their esties' Coronation, 12th May, 7. Jack B. Si l ' , n y son of air. and DASHWOOD 31 and .Mass. Jacob Messner and 3?J ss Ida :Messner of Peace River are siting in .this vicinity. The former s a son of Mr. Paul Messuer, a for - ewer resident ad :this community. • Decoration _Day services will be Meld on the Goshen Line Cemetery on ,Jany 11•th namely, the second Sun -I may in July. Mrs. P. MVIelsaaG, Mrs. Wen. Klein - deliver and Ruth, Mrs. S. Smith and :2 lir. E. G. Keetat attended the funeral *.of the late Mrs. Hotchkiss in Detroit toe Fridya.. HENSALL Dr. and Mrs. Collyer and family of London were callers in town one day recently. Fred Bonthron is building a new garage and making other improvem- ents at his home. Dan McDonald of -Galt was a rec- ent visitor here with friends. MargaretMcLaren of London, spent the week -end with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. R. Y. McLaren. Mx. and Mrs. A. T. Douglas, of• Hyde Park, and Mrs. H. Vair and lit- tle son of Toronto, visited here with Mrs. John !Johnston and Miss Marg- aret. Mrs. Bertha Laverock, of Dowag- rac, Mich., and formerly of Hensall, spent a few days•here with Mrs. Wm Sangster. MASSEY-IIARRIS NEWS FREE! FREE! FREE Free Mountings and Plenty of Free Air for all Tires purchased from Us; Quality Best; Prices >tces Lowest; • Written Guerantees; Ask to See the Tire which has over 125,000 miles of service: Brng your Cat-. alogues, we will meet all competition. Seeding Implements. s • "' houlel,,be in- good �i3'rkling shape shortly; Order M. -H.. Cultivator 'Many .parts early. ator points. foiemany makes GAS OIL AND GREASE Tel. Shop 149 0. KLO?P & SONS Res. 67 A. AJC T iONEER1NG 7 • YEAS A l\I• W, Trewfartha of Clinton o t(. an d to the e e T si ' �• n do Board .b y Cpunty Council wino Were ro tiee in session, Gas M Brussels Rreperty in the vicinity of 13rus- els has .been exatnined by experts who report favorably on the prospect tfor natural gas and oil. Operator:: are on the ground and When leases are arranged drilling operations may be expected to commence. , Pipes Cracked One•of the cast iron pipes of the wale' viae a that crosses the :i•iveL above the dam at Exeter, was crack- ed recently, allowing some of the wat • er to escape. While clamping the pipe the water was turned ofr and :air filled the system. This caused the -water to assume a milky appearance. Young Farmer Dies James •Russell McClure, a young farmer of Melaill:op, and son of Mr. and Mrs. Wm. MoClure, died from peritonitis, at Seaforth Hospital, in his 21st year. Surviving are his par- ents, ''ave brothers and three sisters, all at home. Binh Lads Stage Fight Bert Elliott` and Joe Kelly, Blyth young men, who have staged several exhibitions of fisticuffs on the town's main street and then shaken en a and dere found guilty of disorderly con- duct and allowed to go on payment of costs. Manager Promoted Gordon Stonehouse, manager of the Exeter Branch of the Canadian Genner.s, has been transferred to Aly- :neer ly.neer where he will take over the pian - agement of that branch. He has al- ready taken over his new duties and twill move his family to that place in tilt near future. John .Bole of Wat- erford, is being transferred to Hea- ter to take 'Mr.' Stonehouse's place. Naive Clinton Teacher At a special meeting cif the public school trustee 'board at Clinton, Wfiss Donelda Adams, who resides near. Kinburn, was engaged eo fill the vac ancy in the teaching staff caused by the resignation of Miss Margaret Cudniore, primary ' room teacher. Miss Adams ms was chosen from among a large number of applicants owing a to the fact that she, holds special kindergarten qualifications. Exeter School Boy Injured Earl Sims, l0 -yr. old son of G. Sims, Exeter North, was treated by Dr. Fletcher for a gashon the leg suffered at dismissal time as the re silt of a youthful prank. A sharp lead pencil was held : upright by a companion who invited him to sit down. First aid was given at the sehooI before the boy was taken to the physician's office. NERAL NEWS Win in Clinton Draw Miss Madeline Van Horne, of Clin ton, is the owner of a new ear as the result of a draw at a frolic staged by' the Lions Club:. The frolt , which attracted a record crowd,open with a "mut parade" wheai'a la. number of dogs competed foil prig Observing, New. Speed `La: a as y,. u ,fP 8—Seaforth ;et Hensel', 12 Eiri:ter at'Zurieh .1S• aC"linto a, at •Seaforth •0 ---metier Mot Hensel! 20Znrcli at Exeter 22--Heneall ot. Clinton 25--Zur eh at:Heansnll 3O-�Seafortli at Zurich ed i Aug. B --Minton •at .Zurich rgG � _Se gni' .at Fxeter es, J .cheap at Seafoxth, - Mr. :amid :Mrs. A. A. Weber of Soh-. Law. x ngviilIe called on Rea, and Mrs. Ii,, Burn this week on' Tuesday, n-. ala .I of Kitchener, I he Ire Leonard 1Kio pP nW.,leis nt , pp and family of Water: loo, Res. Jacob Wagner of Shakes- n- peace, visited';heir :mother Mrs, Wan,. r -I Klapp Oral ?other• relatives hare' 'bin at Sunday. , 4..... T cia 7 ro instal Constable J. W. aCalla der, motor petrel, reports that has had not end call to an accide on his ninety anile beat since the i auguration of the new fifty -mile -pe hour speed limit, Speeders also a few, only one having been apprehen. del in this distribt, and he, is cliarge with driving • (i0 an lir.•'--•Gerleri' Signal. Visits' Genitany Canada's 'Px'ime Minieter Macken- zie King is :inking "a' 'nice visit to. Germany these days and is being brought close with the Hitter Youth Movement, He visited sosne of ,,the old places he kereww when first. was at Berlin in 1900• as a student .of so- cial, problems. The prime minister visiteda youth -hostels at a Hitler outh camp where pixie gave a ren- dering. of Germane songs;. Huron -Perth Schedule; f9-' July 1 -Zurich at Seaibrt . 1 14fiiteheil at Clinton; 5—Goderich at Seaforth; 6--Qhntoxr•.at Eiteter 9—Exetea.' at Godeanch 9—Clinton at Mitchell'_ 9 -7 -Crediton at Z'uriela 13—Exeter at Crediton; 14 --Zurich at Clinton 15—Exeter at .-CHtclielii 3.S--Godetich at Zurich 16 -=Crediton at, Seaforth 20—Seaforth at Clinton 22 -Exeter at Zurich 23—Seaforth at Creditntr_ 27—Clinton at Seafoxlh„•• Juvenile Baseball Schedule July 2 --Clinton at Exeter. n Beneath a Land Roller • Luckily for Oliver Edward, of God erlch twp,, farmer, a telephone line- ' ha};penecj,. atetea a<, env . aninutes +eeeliad been run over: by I wedding dinner was served by eight' all roller. He was taken to Goder� girl friends of the bride.;` Sixty gu-rch, Hospital where he was found • to ests were piesent..The couple' left • by be; suffering from broken ribs, head motor for Ottawa, Montreal and the and chest injuries. When the'seat St Lawrence. On their return they on the Toiler 'collapsed he fell, behind will reside on the groom's farm "just the roller and in, doing ,so ,pulled on east of Kipper, the lines, the horses haltin 'and backing the roller' on him_ The wet• ght of the roller was greatly lessen .ed because of the solft condition of the soil. Edward had. borrowed the roller from a neighbor, the same roe ler with which horses ran away two years -ago, killing a hired man. COUNTY NEWS E. Wendorf, baker of Clinton, has opened a resturant in pact of Geo. Elliott's store at Bayfield, Eddie Elliott and Miss Evelyd Heard are in, charge. The Birch cottages are all taken for the summer and Mr. Birch has started building more. It looks as if Bayfield could expect the biggest tourist season in years. Broadfoot--McEwen A very quiet wedding was solemn- ized at the United Church manse, at Brucefield on June 23rd, at 9.30, when the Rev. W. A. Bremner united in marriage Marjorie Kathleen Me - Ewen, youngest daughter of Mr and Mrs. Alex. M. McEwen of Stanley Twp., and John Alexander Broadfoot only son of Mrs. Alex. Broadfoot and the' late Mr. Broadfoot of Tucker - smith Twp. Celebrates 80th Birthday Mrs. C. A. Southcott-of Exeter cel- ebrated her 80th birthday Saturday last and the fainly presented her with a bouquet of 80 roses. On the previous evening Mrs. Southcott en- tertained the members of the family aget'-er with her nieces and nephews On Saturday she was at home to Mrs..Thos..Coombls passes Ani' esteemed resident of..Seaforth passed away' at the home of her son- in-law J. Storey, in the person cf Emma J. Gnimoldby, relict' of the Date Thos.` Coombs, in her 90th year. She. was, born. in England and carie to this country with her parents when 7 years •of "age. They settled in. Lamb. ton County, coming- afterwards, to McKillop where she was married 65 years ago to . her husband, who died. 27 years ago. Was of cheerful dis- position and although so advanced , in age was remarkably active: Spent • last, Christmas with her granddaugh- ter, Mrs. J. Dunlop, in oStratford.Sun- day' afternoon she assisted with the dingier dishes,: and then took a short sleep. On rising she was" seized with a severe heart assack. Medical aid was called but sh e passed en in two hours: • Check Fire in Bara Only tamely arrival on :the scene, followed by prompt' action on the part of Mrs. R. Medd, who quite fe- eble and almost blind, recently,, saved the fine barn of T. McNeil, north of re Goredich from being destroyed' by nerve her many friends. Rev. R. E. fire. 'Small children and grandc/tile and Mrs. Southcott and two sons, of ren, are blamed for the fire. Th Mt. Brydges, were resent Friday ev-They ening. present are said to have been playing' with matches while their parents were a- way. The fire •stented in the straw. The :.gr*andmother, think the children Were :quiet, • went'' out' of doors to, in- vestigate the �reason for their ahs'err- te. Although her eyesight was poor, hex sense of •smell was keen,: and she. smelled" smoke: Hastily going to the barn, .she discovered the Ere which -had caught on one of the win- dows and on the sill of the .barn,She smbshed out the window, and with the aid of the two small children. four 'and five .years old, who assisted in tarrying water, she suceessfia'1-• quenehed the flarnee. Much is b said i praise of the heream' of t' • grenth iota era.. Seaforth Resident Dies' ,The death _occuxred, iti •S eafo -t1 -Hospital li P al on June. 8th, .. of, George Brown, who for many years lias•; . , in a ' Well known ,and. respected 'i: i; deneofSeaforth and vicinity, tle.had been in poor health for some time. "laving been confined to the house Or some months. Bern it England but came to Canada whop quite young, settling in Lgmondville, lit 1.914 he purchesed a. home on.Ru;or•. oft. where they resided till two vie s when they moved to E•gnlondville 1 `e i:: eurvived by tly s I` j ,.;1 a .half brother. o bra f siStt:rs I MCH 'HERALD , Established 1900 ISSUED EVERY WEDNESDAY• NOON. FROM THE Herald hinting Office SUBSCRIPTJON RATES—$1.25 a year, strictly• in advance; $1.50 in arrears or 2@il � may be chairge.d. Um S. $1.59 In advance. No paper discos- - tinned 'until ail arrears are paid Un- less at option of :publisher. The data of which every Subscription is )malt is de -mated ban the Label. ADVERTISING RATES Peetifeiisional • Cards not exe>eeeiin8a 'AU incbes,' per year $5.00. Memoriern, one verse -50c. 25e - fax each additional verse; Card off' Thanks, Mlle, Display advertising made known. on application. 3VEseeilaneoiis articles of not more liana fear lines, For Sale, To Rent, Vianfied; Lost, Found, etc., One rosea. lion 25e. 2 hs. 40e., B ins. 50e. Farm er Real Estate for sale $2.08 for first month, $1.00 for each fal- lowing month. .Auction Safes—$2.00 per single ins erii 0 _Ila if xt+o$ over er f our inches in Length- At/Thies all c THE HERALDmamniaiomg ten Y1 HE HRLD N`1wss.i'' esNnpsu T GUIL Silhouettes and "Sully -.Fates,.. PHOTOrLA5, OR PHOTOpI000 t ., - '.$ I't `e, i.a ►zt- • •��. WHITE :i SHEET%' CAMERA With a camera, a sheet, and a floodlight bulb, here is how anyone can ri- val the funny page artist. NR 0 WINTEseason of picture, taking can be completer unless you have made indoor silhouette pic- tures and tested your osiiginality, imagination and ingennity-in devis- ing interesting scenes; and' poses. Making silhouettes he Write attune if you follow direeth,na hat. ideas for subjects! There is +ahere' you. can display the talent or a movie . director, scene paintev, stage' car - pester and comic artist cold cited. The essential set-up, 3s, mar -eau a Sheet . stretched tightly across a doorway between two room; a Mho, tographic flood light qr Mesh, Iiglst bulb in aat'lloor lamp in eine 'tooth; and your subject and camera in front of the sheet lithe, other room', It is the 'White sheet and the iiEa- mination which, of course, Dram your scene in silhouette, and thus in silhouette it is recorded on the film Provided you give the -reaper exposure. A 'word 'or two on this: If you use flood light bulbs (one No. 2'bulb or two No. 1 Ittf1Ss) and your catnera•i5•of'the single hems or box type, •expose, for about tiro sea ands with the largest stop. I€ it. bac' •' a double lens 'with stop f:8, extv0e forabout one Second. If• your caul - errs has an f.G.3 lens, expose for about one-half second at f.G.3. The cameramust, of course, be on a firm support and set for "time." The tight and camera should be so placed that a line drawn between the light and the lens will pass through the center of the scene. if yen pre' • tease a :Bash bulb, set your camera;' at 'time; clash the bulb and close, the shutter_ Now consider the endless, possi- bilities for silhouette ,pictures. Don't stop merely at silhouette portrait; . interesting as they may be. Devin;,, amrmsing AMY -telling pictures. Ceti ' a1angl„ nut .of them and'• give yours-.. friends a laugh. You can do this by,r using appropriate objects, conrbine- 'ing jhem in silhouette in front of the sheet with your human' figure. You?; are not limited to; objects placed in. •? front of the sheet however. With; black -or' dark gray cardboard. or - heavy paper •you, may fashion an. sorts of figure; pin . them on the, ' sheet and create additional scenery Ey posing your.human figure in con'- jnnclion with them, you can produce.; the most absurd situations. Indeed you can perform miracles. Fier ex- atnp2e, you xray show Dad juggling am iinnurnerable; number of billiard balls, the balls in reality being•discn on tbe'sheYatetteitacan depth fairy ' story, st9 illustrate -.a Mother Goose xrhyme,; rch as a wi eh flying across: • the -face of t'De Moon Mete great big spider i'rig3tteti n.galittlb``11liss 'Mut- • etc, You can et'eate;. the illusion of 'six-year &d - JiintYiie' landing a •vo= mciotta shark, twisting a lion's tail' or defying an elephant. '"'•Silly -eller," it you want to call them that, but a collection of them in . your album Will be far more anjlts- ng• to yob and your friends than any pages of prefessio i:al comicee, 29 JOHN VAN GUILDER nu