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HomeMy WebLinkAboutZurich Herald, 1933-11-02, Page 1Vol. XXXtV'a L'( ZURICH. "H. THURSDAY MORNING NOVEMBER 2 (933. 3E? Chest y L. $mitt;., liar` T:%' 11.26 a year, .;3. $1.61 l e 11.60 iN ARREARS, $2 MAI RN 57ktal la,x7 aku the Ads, in the Herald your guide for your Fall Purchas Capital Theatre Goderich -- Phone 4.. Now Playing—Gee. Arlss in "The Working Man" Mon., Tues., and Wed. CHARLIE RUGGLES with Mary Boland and Lilyan Tash- man. Three names that tell you it must be funny. One of the best fun- nybone agitators you've aver seen is Mama Loves Papa Thurs., Friday and Saturday BUSTER CRABBE (The Lion Man) Presents his initial screen appear- •ance in a thrilling and amazing ad- venture tale - King of the Jungle With Frances Dee Coming—JL Wheeler and Woolsley success "So this is Africa" Matinees—Wed. and Sat. at 3 p. in. ST. PETER'S iEvangelical Lutheran Church ZURICH -• ONT. "A Changeless Christ ler a Chang- ing World" Friday, Oh:—Luther League. Saturday—Choir Practice. ' .SUNDAY SERVICES 10 a. m. ---German Service. 11.16 a.ni>---Sunday School. 7.30 p.m.—English Service. Everybody Welcome to all Services. E. TUERKHEIM, Pastor. Blue Scranton Coal ALL SIZE; Petroleum Coke, Semet Szivray Coke, Genuine Rosedale Alberta Lunn? -Pocahontas and Miller Creek, always ora: band. .AGRICULTURAL `kW—a and BRICK. 'Highest CASE price pea for Eggs on a Graded I.1';a:,: DRIED APPLES WANTED (Must be dry andi bright) W. R. DAVIDSON Phone No. Ift Co T. Now that Lord Bessborough has departed, the silk hats and striped trousers will go back to the mothballs for another few months. Mechanics of an airplane are be- ing taught in a penitentiary .class in California, but for the present the wings have been taken off. They fear that some of the students might. not be able to find their way back. Farmers near Elora used sleighs last week to take grain to the grist mill. Even before that, though, grain . had been doing considerable sledding on its own account. When police chased a _robber in Hamilton he fell into the grease pie at a filling station and again he fell in front of a street car. The third time he fell—into the arms of the law. THANK YOU! Winnipeg, Man., October 23,1933 The Zurich Herald: Dear Mr. Smith:—Looking at the label of "The Herald" I discover that my paper has expired. I am hasten- ing a cheque to you. The amount in- closed will cover subscription price up to June 1935. We eagerly await your weekly, and enjoy perusing the various items. I was horrified to read of the terrible conflagration that visited your village, but glad and thankful that no lives were lost in that fire. With best regards to you and yours, and niy many friends in and around Zurich. Cordially Yours, Rev. IL Rembe. Nine Civil Actions For Assize Court Nine cases are on the list for trial before Mr. Justice - Hope at, the sit- tings .of the Supreme Court of Ont- ario opened at Goderich on Tuesday October, 31st. Of these four are jury cases and five are to be tried without a jury. There it no crim- inal business for the Court and the grand jury will not be called. Case:; to be tried without a jury in thhe district are: Weber v. Walsh et al —An action for divorce, the plain- tiff' being Maurice L. Weber of. Zur- r, and the def _uaa: , r iia N •beth, plaintiff='s wife, and Cecil Walsh, cor- espondent, who are alleged to be liv- ing in London, The 'Webers were married in 1918. L. E. i)aa„ry for plaints..; Winslett Morehead a: Co. (London) for defendant. 'Hartman v. Dere/ar.1e et al---,iohe liartntan, cz ,� r F.Tcth. sues E .Ward Joseph Den- u,iti:re and his wiCe, Martine Deno- mme, of Hay Township, for4 $6,065.- 52 and hiterest on a nlortg.eg'. Join J. Haggard (Seaforth) for plaintiff; Glaidmaa es Stanbury, (Exe'neel for defen dant. In Police Court The adjourned inquest into the death of Joseph Scevik, a l;m:hoe - lovakin, who was killed when struck 'Tv stn -automobile on the highway .a- bout two miles south of Exeter on • 6.+++++++++++++.440434-4.4.4.4.°44r 4•4,44++++++++++++++++++++++ I- asSO atmls Sam and rif1 B TIRES; RA.' ” :'Ea : , OIL :at Live and let Live uric --r, IOrder your puIp€r knives and ''Grinder plates now I:save express. Haw .abort a plow deal? Would pleased to demo: strattie the new No., 7 A. wailing •pl. or a Disc PIT with you. Your REPAIR ACCOUNTS are past due; Please in fest your appieciathn by settling before Oct 1st; we have T Te,avy Payments to meet UsedMachlmerp' Always on Hasa Tel,.. Shop 149 Oa KLOPF & SIMS Res. Aoconee° --- " Permanent Waving and Hair. • Dressing at • Krueger's Barber Shop, EVERY WEDNESDAY Phone 79 for your Appointments:- WORK DONE BY Hilda Beryl Drummond Hensall—Ont. EXPERIENCED OPERATOR The first three lathes snaking an ap pointment for a permanent will get 'kiting with her parents, Air. and one month free service in fingerwa e Mrs. L. A. Prang. ing. Heist's. bakery did their first bak- ing in town on Friday since the big fire some months ago. Mrs. Sam Beaver of Exeter, spent before Coroner Dr. Weeks and jury" Monday with Mr. and Mrs. Edward in Exeter last Tuesday. After the; Beater. hearing of several witnesses the jury Mr. and Mrs. Snider of Colborne, retired and later brought in a .ver visited at the home of the latter's dict that Joseph Scevik came to Ida aunt, Mrs. W. Truemner, 14th Con. dedath by being struck by an auto- Mr. and Mrs. Norman Geseh° and' mobile but that no blame was attach- Ross were Sunday visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs, Wm. Mc- Greggor, Kippen. Mrs. J. J. Merner, who seas been the automobiles which collided :ore the guest at the home of Mr. and September 3rd, on the road between Mrs. J. W. Merrier, has returned to Zurich and Hensall and caused sev her home in Windsor. ere facial lacerations to Miss Alice Mr. and 3lre;. -Jehn Truemner of Taylor, of Clinton, who was in the Detroit are, at present spending some car driven by Passmore, were found_ time at the home of the former's guilty of reckless driving and. each( mother, Mrs. E. Truemner. was fined- $10 and costs when they et forget only 71 weeks till ristmas. Irs. E. Church and family motor- ! to London on Saturda 'Firs, A. Aulerich of Detroit, is the night of October 8th, was held ed to the driver of the car. W. C. Passmore, of Hensall, and Victor Kraft, of Dashwood, drivera of. ap2eared in Police Court last Satur l- L. Schilbe & Son have moved their day. The accident occurred whe4• place of business from just north of Kraft was' backing up on .the hiwh,"the herald Office to their fine new way to turn into a crossroad he haat' quarters which are nearing complet- passed. Passmore turned out to ion. late to pass Kraft's car and struck i.I The Zurich Branch of the Wom- then skidded into the ditch, Mrs en's Institute will hold their monthly Taylor being thrown against the win . meeting on Monday evening, Novem- shield by the impact. I ber 6th. All members are requested Charged with false pzeiences,� L•u; be Present and bring" others with A. MacDonald, : 44, giving his address I you. as London, was on Friday remanded 1 Mrs, D. Witmer of Exeter is sp- to Goderich jail for one weeklo allow= the police to make some inquiries a-', ending a few weeks at the home of bout hien. MacDonald was a.irested at Mr. S. Dietz, being in care of her London after he had given a worth- father, Mr. Jacob Koehler who is less check in favor of L. Marguerite quite feeble, and al:;o bei si._er, ^ta ' 1:Iofarth Exeter, for $91.07 drawn •Deitz, who was injured falling from I on tie Royal Bank, Lundell..It was a tree hint week. S in payment of 412 bushels of apples i Nr. arri Mrs. C. D. Smith and true at 35 cents a bushel, which McDon- sons, Gordon and Stanley o; St...lo:;- i a�1,.1 bought en the ti foes plekking bat eph,• Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Smith and 1292 bushels. However, he tenderedMae of town, accomt,ani. al icy ..ii;. > a $ the worthless check in payment of Helen and aamioric la iliwinr of Mil- ; the full contract, taking with him verton, all attended the funeral of what a he had picked. The parper Mrs.` C. L. Smith's undo, Mr. Daniel bounced back, and it was with some S. Williams, at New Hamburg, on1 difficulty that MacDonald was levet- Monday. :qr. Wil1L.na, was known , ed. He is in county jail, at Goderich by many in this part having been a ••es0NtNSSeeNrNS•iee•••e••et•e<es•••t; al e4)(140 ••• • • • • •• • • • • • • ea • • • • BRIDAL WREATH elratibeak Diamond and Wet- ding_.:Rings THEY CANNOT BE BEATEN FOR APPEARANCE, QUALM AND PRICE. DIAMOND SET FROM WEDDING. RINGS FROM $20.00 UP $5.00 OF BEAUTIFULLY BOXED - Hes,, The Jeweller Phone 74 Zurich 1 eeeimoceqp.s400ectosesewbonsowe etZMOGOSGMBOGVaegiteMOCAtteetke .. STEPHEN COUNCIL , Minutes of a Special Meeting of the Council of the Township of Stephen. The Council convened at the Cler k's Office, on Saturday, Oce.:=`;tip, 1983, at 8 p.m., pursuant to the call of the Reeve. Ail, members were present. Motion, that Freeman W. Morlock be and is hereby appointed Tax Col- lector for the year 1.933, at a salary of $100.00 and postage. That the Township pee eeeeenisei,mat on all taxes paid into Banks outside of the Crediton Branch That the said furnish and filo with the Clerk of the Town- ship a Bond for the amount of $20,- 000.00 for the due performance of the work. That By-law No. 471 to appoint Freeman W. Morlack,, tax Collector, 'i,aving been read three times be pas-. sed and signed by the proper oITie 'els and the Seal of the Corporation be attached thereto. That a penalty of fiive per cent added to -t:ll taxes on tin: 1938 ;poll paid on and after December 16 That by-law No. 472, being a 13y -law. to inipose a percentage or • >nalty of 5% on all taxes if not paid on or before the 15th day of )acember A.D. 1933, havP't been 'ad three times,be passed and sign- ed .by the Reeve and Clerk ani the Seal of the •Corporation be attached thereto. That By-law No. 473 being• a by- liw to amend by-law No. 469 for ridding certain Hydro accounts to the Tax Roll of 1938, be passed and liroperly. executed. The Council adjourned to meet a- gain it the Town Hall, Crediton, ort ;tlonday, Neveniber (ith, 1933, at furniture travellor through these parts for many years, he was ill only a few days and itis 75th year. HYMENI-AL Deichert—Neu s chwang er A happy matrominal event was cel- ebrated at the Lutheran Parsonage, Zurich, on Wednesday /nominee Nov- ember 1st, when Rev. E. Tuerkheim united in marriage Miss Clara Neu- schwanger, daughter of Mi. John Neuschwanger, •and the late Mrs. Neuschwanger, to Mr. Jacob Deich- ert Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. Peter Deichert, both contracting parties are well and favorably known residents of the Blind Line. Miss till ne Deich- • ort of Stratford, sister of the groom, and Mr. Ed. Wagnast of Stratford, acted as witness. After a short hon- b.ymoon the happy young couple will reside on the 11ind Line, Hay, where the Herald joins their many friends in extending best wishes. Dowson—Souter The marriage took place at the m<ii e, 1'vucefield, on Wednesday morning, Oct 25th of Florence Sin- clai:•, younger daughter of Mr. and Ms. 'A. Souter, of Brucefield, to Orrin E. Dowson, son of William H. Do eson and the late Mrs. Dowson, Of Varna. Rev, M: Bremner offi- eiat ng, The bride was becomingly aiti, ed in a swagger suit of fiavana brat- n triple crepe, brown felt hat with nose veil and other accessories to sti., . l;. She carried, a bouquet of fern, gladioli and lily of the valley. She was 'attended by Miss Dorothy Broadfoott who wore a wine-coloeed dress and hat with black accessories Jas. Souter, brother of the bride, acted as groomsman. Immediately after the ceremony Mr. and Mrs, Dawson left for Hamilton, Toronto, either eaete t",i i • EW SATPLEB HAVE ARRIVED WONDERFUL RANGE ADE TO MEASUR $1650 e i id Range Me' , 1200 0 may .EMBALMER. AND FUNERAL la ElwZC7C141.S n4..*.61,1.41 .0 ae•.u.a tir, w ti rgma4.6a"cr s + 6s ).04 C-1, •ZHIEMdzakestaeeseeree Sea.,ono . , WE HAVE A GOOD A'ND WELL ASSOR 3a`:.:I:S STOCK OF DRY GOODS, HARDWARE, l PAINT5, OILS, SHOES, RUBBERS, RUBBER .BO€ 'ii AND HARNESS REPAIRS, ETC. AT LO EFf" PRICES, 'QUALITY CONSIDERED. NEW GARDEN SEEDS AT Sc and l.Oc PKG.. FRESH GROCERIES ALWAYS ON HAND. R. Na DOUGLAS GENERAL ME CHA VT PHONE II 97 E3LAKE etiN-u.IiYAX .. .