Zurich Herald, 1933-09-28, Page 1Vol. XXXIV No.12
ZURICH. THURSDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER 28 L9331
Chester L. smith, Pablitiasfiv
&lab a year, U,3. $1.5e Aka
81.50 IN AliREARS. 32 KAY /312
Make the Ads1 in the, Herald your guide for your fall Purchases
Capital Theatre
Goderich - Phone 47
Now Playing-"Lookizr' on the Wight
Side" with Gracie Fields., England's
ace comelienne,
Mon., Tues., and -Wed.
SYLVIA SIDNEY and
GEFIRGE RAFT
:Two pleasing and popular stars in
an entertaining attraction
Now and Forever
Thurs., Friday and Saturday
JOAN BENNETT,.. JAMES DUNN
and HERBERT MUNDIN
offer a riot of laughs set in a theat-
erical atmosphere:
. "From Arizonu to
- Broadway"
-Coming-Jack Buchanan in, "Yes,
Mr. Brown."
.Matinees -Wed. and Sat. at 3 p. m.
ST. PETER'S
Evangelical Lutheran Church
ZURICH - ONT.
"A Changeless Chriit for s Chang-
ing World"
.Friday, Sh:-Luther Learn*.
•••Saturday -Choir Praotico.
z:SUNDAY sziormigs
10 a. m. -German 4•ServIco.
11.15 a.m.-Sunday School.
7.80 p.m. -English Service.
l'Everybody Welcome to all Services.
E. TUERKHEIM, Paster.
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Bine Scranton Coal
ALL SIZES
Petroleum Coke, Sernet Solvay Coke,
Pocahontas and Miller Creek, always
on. hand.,
AGRICULTURAL TIZE and BRIM.
Highest CASH price paid for Eggs on
a Graded Baelfr
W. R. DAVIDSON
CARD OF THANKS
The bereft family of the late
Thomas Johnson wish to greatly
thank their many friends •and neigh-
bors for the kindness and sympathy
shown them during their recent sad
bereavement.
STANLEY TOWNSHIP
The annual Fowl Supper of the
Varna. United Church will this year
be held on the evening of Thursday,
October 12th.
Mr. and Mrs, David Kay and fam-
ily of Clinton, spent Sunday at Mr.
John A. Armstrong's
Mrs. Margaret Erratt has return-
ed to the home of her mother, Mrs.
Robinson, Sr., after spending the
summer months in charge of the
Fresh -Air -Camp at Whitby.
Mr. Mervyn Keys left on Tuesday
to attend Western University at
London.
Mrs. Manley Jinks of Hensel]; is
visiting her monther, Mrs. Jas. Mc-
Linchey at present.
HILLSGREEN
W.M.S-The regular monthly me-
eting of the Hillsgreen Women's
Missionary Society was held at the
home of Mrs. R. Consitt on. Wednes-
day afternoon,, September 20th, Mrs.
R. Stephenson presided. The meet-
ing opened with Hymn 390. Mrs.
R. McAlister led in prayer. The
scripture lesson was read from St.
Luke 12, 35 to 40. The devotional
leaflet. The minister's wife -Pris-
cilla was given by Miss Annie Jar-
rott. The roll call was answered
with verse beginning with the letter
R. The Secy and .Treas..reports we -
;re read and adopted:"and' the Offers
ing 'taken. The topics on Temper-
ance were then given. Hymn 384
Mrs. W. Turner then read a leaflet
The plant gratitude. ]t was decided
on sending a letter from the Society.
to Mrs. Lundy. The study leaflets
for the coming year are being sent
for. Hyran 376. The meeting clos-
ed by all repeating the Lord's prayer.
Notes -Rev. E. F. Chandler was
in charge of the service in the church
on Sunday afternoon and delivered
a fine sermon. Communion service
will be held on the coming Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. W. Carlile of Hen-
sall visited Mr. and Mrs. W. Turner
on Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. R. Dick and son of
Toronto, visited with their parents.,
Mr. and Mrs. J. Cochrane on Sunday.
Miss Agnes Love, who visited with
her sister, Mrs. W. Bytable in Cen-
tralia, returned to her home.
Miss Mildred Workman spent the
week -end with her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. J. Workman in Kippen.
Mr. and Mrs. W. Weido were vis-
ited by friends -from Buffalo and
Detroit recently.
Mrs'.: A. Smith and daughter, of
Brantford are visiting . with their
avrants, Mr. and Mr$. J. Richard-
ison.
iSeveral folks are taking in the
locall fall fairs in the surroundin
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The Brenner House
GRAND BAND
INTRODUCES,.
A SUPPER DANC.
In their Beautiful, Spacious Dining
Room Every
WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY
Night, commencing at 8 pat.
NOVELTY PRIZE DANCES
Mininium Menu Charge 25c.
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Zurich Fall_ Fair
Tuesday was the passing of anothL-
er milestone in the history of Zurich
Fall Fair, and regardless • of the
wet and rainy night, and part of Tu
esday morning, the clouds broke uP.
in the forenoon and the sky cleared
up nicely, so that it made an ideal
afternoon for the fair, ana as a
consequence, a large crowd was pres-
Mr. Leo. Mittleholtz and Claytus
ent, considerable more than last year of Kitchener, spent a few days with
their brother, Mr. Ted. Mittleholtz
The inside exhibits were considered
by many as the best in five years, of town.
as practically all clases were well Mr. and Mrs. Charles Fisher and
filled, and competition was keen. la daughter Grace. of Detroit, visited
the poultry lines there was. a big for a week at the home of Mr. Ed.
display, and real good stuff, anriss Axt, Mrs. Fisher's father.
the judge stated that the quality was_.
of the very best. The live stockw4' J. Gascho and Son are having a
also interesting, as some real fine anl•!.. ONE -DAY Coat and Dress Sale, on
imals were exhibited, that were wet Tuesday, October 3rd. See their ad.
up in flesh, and regardless of thq for particulars.
dry summer we had, there was sorn
,good grass and feed at some place
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Mr. Lee Oesch left Tuesday morn-
ing for a few weeks visit in Pigeon,
Mich.
Mr. and Mrs. Sam Gottschalk of
Seaforth, were visitors in town the
fore part of the week.
Mr. William Dumart of Kitchener,
is spending a few days with Mr. and
Mrs. Hy. Yungblut.
Judge T. M. Costello, of Goderich
was in town Tuesday morning and
presided at the local Division Court.
Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Bender, of
Detroit, were visitors with Mr. and
Mrs. W. C. Wagner.
The half holiday season is now ov-
to produce this fine quality of stock er around town, and the places of
Up the midway there was more thar business will be open on Wednesday
usual amount of fakirs, and • it i afternoons as usual. The summer
rather regretable that so manypeopl
fall for these baits laid for th
' months soon slip by, and soon we
will experience colder weather and
public. Pretty hard to heat a anal' be obliged toburn fuel for comfort.
at his "713: 'game • 'Tl'afnee 'affi'66.11", „Mr. and. Mrs. Henry Eichler, who
Norman Lever rioted a bunch of
these fellows, and made them give spent a pleasant ten days visit at
back the money they illegally took the home of Mrs. Eichler's parents,
from some people. The races were Mr. and Mrs. Menno Bechler, and
run off towards the last, and :the other friends here, left on Pig-
trackWednes-
was in a heavy condition, and day morning for their home in eon, Mich.
as there were only three horses hi!
each race, there was not the usual The concert put on by the Young
excitement. However, the days pro- . People of Zurich, on Tuesday even-
. ceeds were a little above last year's , ing, Fair Night, was in every way a
' and the Society will again be finan-d big success. The large hal] was
ed for another year. The Concertpacked to the doors with an enthus-
and deuce in the evening were well iiastic audience. The play put on by
patronited and the house was filled !these young people was full of the
to capacity for the concert.
HORSES
General Purpose - Brood mare,
accompanied by foal, H. Bender, 3.
Gelinas; Foal, H. Bender, C. Erb;
1 yr. old, Wm. Decker, S. Hendrick
2 yr. old, Geo. Becker, E. Restemey-
er; 3 yr. old, S. Hendrick; Span,
W. Decker. •
usual humor and plenty of romance,
which seems so popular these days.
Each individual taking theirparts
very well.
OBITUARY
There passed peacefully away at
his home on Wednesday morning,
September 20th 1933, Thomas John -
Agricultural -Brod mare and foal son, an aged and highly respected
M. Tinney, W. Northcott; Foal, Web- citizen of Zurich.. Mr. Johnson was
ster Bros, 3. Gelinas;. 2 yr. old, 3. born in Haysville, Ont., Waterloo
Gelinas and 2nd; 3 yr. old, S. Han-. county on December 24th, 1845, ag-
drick; Span, Webster Bros. ed eighty-seven years, eight months
Heavy Draught -Brood mare and and twenty-seven days. The cause
foal, G. Jacobe, 'H. Truemner; Foal, .Of death being hemorrhage due to
G.-Jartobe, H. Truemner; 1 yr. old, old 'age. Although being about the
W•Northcoit; :3 yr old 2nd Man- house the. day previous and seemed
son Bros; Span, E. Willert, Goo. quitrvaell, yet he slept peacefully a -
Becker. way during early morning. In con -
g Roadster -Brood mato and Foal,
E. Fawm, R. Geiger; Foal, E. Fawm
E. Restemeyer; 3 yr. old, H. True-
Span,:W. :McGuire; Single, C.
Parke, 3. Gelinas; Lady Driver, E.
Willert.
Carriage -Broom mare and foal,
A. Reichert, Foal, J, Meidnger, Ed.
Wainer; 1 yr. old, Manson Bros, 2
• yr. old, E. Walper; 8 yr. old,
Man-
son Bros; Single, E. Willert, Ed.
Walper. ,
W. S. Steadman, Petrolea, judge.
CATTLE
Registered Durham -W. Oestreich-
er took all prizes including Durham
herd.
Beef Type Grades -Cow, Fred Hab
erer, A. Pfaff; 2 yr. old, A. Pfaff, B.
Klopp; Heifer, A. Pfaff, 13. Klopp;
Heifer; 13. Klopp; Steer 2: yrs., F.
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i';"assey, bells Sales and Sovvice
4: TIRES,
13ATTERIES, OIL at Live and 1& Live Prices.
Order your pulp= knives and Giinder Plates now and
save express. How about a Plow deal? Wonld he
* pleased to. dernonstratethe:newNo. 7.A. walking plow,
or a Disc Plow with you.
Your REPAIR ACCOUNTS are -past due; Please mani-
fest your appreciation by settling before Oct. 1st; as
we have Heavy Payments to meet.
Used ISfachierry- Always otn liana
Tel. Shop 149 0. KLOPP -ft SONS, Rea, 6
Auctioneering? 3E1
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Haberer and 2nd; Steer, i yr., A.
Btherington and 2nd; Steer calf, 13.
Mom), Herd Grade, A. Pfaff, 13.
Klopp.
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Holsteins -Cow, W. Sparks, H.
Clausius; °Heifer, 2 yrs. W. Sparks
and 2nd; Heifer 1 yr., W. Sparks, H.
Clausius; Heifer under i yr., W. Sp-
* arks, A. E. 0,estreicker.
Jerseys -Milk cow, T. Mittleholtz,
IT Flaxbard; Heifer 2 yrs. ol(1, F.
Brock and 2nd; Heifer, 1 yr., E.
Haberer and 2nd; Heifer calf, E.
Haltom .
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versation Mr. Johnson had a romark-
able bright memory and reiered to
many instances of the past, as well
as more recently: He was united in;
marriage with Mary Ann Klein of
Baden, Ona., in the New klamhurg
Lutheran church, sixty-two years. ago.
He was an active business man in
Zurich, having conducted a woollen
mill and furniture store in the vil-
lage for many years, being widely
known in the community as an hon-
est and upright man in business, he
was also a great lover of his home
and family; a faithful member of
St. Peter's Lutheran Church, and for
many years was treasurer of Hay
Township. Council. Mr, Johnson has
the distinetion of being the oldest
man in the village of Zurich. The
funeral was held on Friday, Septem-
ber 22iid, a service at the family
residence and also at Baden, both
services being conducted, by his pas-
tor, Rev. E: Turkheim, and were
largely attended by relatives and fri-
ends, Surviving are his aged com-
panion, Mrs; Johnson; four daughters
Mrs. E. Stoskopf of Kitchener; Mat-
ilda, Alice and Susie at home,;,..two
brothers, Oliver Johnson of Goderich
and Robert Johnson, of Hallock, Min
The bereft family have the sym-
pathy of a large circle of friends in
the loss of their devoted and alfec.-,
ionate father.
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