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HomeMy WebLinkAboutZurich Herald, 1933-11-09, Page 40000*aittaiaraaaalaaVaeeelll O stta f$0.t $4 11+0.00.00.00 Nov. 12,, R'tr'. P. l;"T}aespeI of 'ni'm I: ingto'nr Mich,, a former 'pato' of .,. .A. f' GABAGE e are alv ay^ at :tour service for Expert i et • Garage Work, d Auto Repairing •0 i 0 a aH this tongregatien assisted by ° their • peetor, Rev. T. Luft, will be the spe. .akers at •both morning awl cevenrn services. Special nraa;;i . will be rea dosed by the choir and also special offering will be received at both ser- a; s Reid Choice Galin. ,,,, Best of Oils and Greases WE ALSO CARRY • Pumps Piping -- Pump Work ;COCKSHUT•r laAlt?" iM1'- ;.',^;'i'S • AT REDUCED D PRICES, a OLIVER PLOWS, an. C. ALSO FLEURY AND BISSELL: LINE OF IMPLEMENTS. GET OUR PRICES ON BISSELL DISCS AND LAND ROLLERS. PRICES LOWER THAN THE LOWEST, PLOW POINTS ALL MAKES, (No Jobbers' Points) ACYTELENE ALL KINDS OF BLACKSMITH REPAIRING. WELDING 1 NEW DE LAVAL CREAM SEPARATOR, at a Sacrifice. i Rebuilt DeLaval Separator in good order, get the price on.this one, 1 LEVER HARROWS AT COST. 1 4 -Section Diamond Harrows below Cast.. L. A. Prang Phone, Shop 1 14 t.. Son 4r Zurich Residence 76 0 1 r. �,i ii,? r.. ;,».F��'+m+'.,o.•o�K.{,ti.,}...t..,.l.ti�.yo,4,a •r F's ,if��aL'r�i�� Cut lour Fief Bill In ! ALF! Buy Storm Windows and Doors LET US QUOTE YOU! REPLACE THOSE WINDOW PANES NOW. WE CARRY A L -'.GE ASSORTED STOCK OF GLASS ON HAND AT ALL TIMES.. AND WILL _1 �m -1 NE 6 I'SN.'PA.,u •3E=12••• de 4. DO YOUR GLAZING WORK WHILE YOU' + .. WAIT. +€• +.+�''a .2Li. ?� ^t�`..,s.dS' ,..•�� sL'"�i:..l.{ .4.1.'..g'`'. Jf as ZUR6 4 HILLSGREEN Notes—Mr. W. Clarkson of Grand' Mad, is spending a few days here, •clearing up his property and making ;Improvements to the i.0 rgs. Mrs. Steacy and son 1essrs. Frc:tl and John Steacy of Detroit, spent the. week -end with friend . , rs. W. Love returned to her home '.after -visiting her son Rev. R. K. tnnti Mrs. Love at Kintore. Mr. and Mrs. C. Sidon and son Leaton of Zurich, called ori friends aah,ere on Friday. .Mr. John Usberne has taken a l ;. roaitiou near Varna. The services in the Hillsgrecn =laurels was withdrawn on Sunday ,aftesawon owing to a number attend- : ng the funeral of the late air. John- :ot art of Varna.. the home of her son, Claude Blowes of town. Mrs. Harry Jacobi visited with her son Harry at Chi elhurst last week. Mr. and Mrs. Mark Drysdale and zanily visited a few days with fri- ehul. in Michigan. 1 ir. and airs. C. Hutton and Mrs. Day. Alexander, Mrs. Hutton's ano- ther, last week moved into J. Stew- art's house on King st. Mr. Hutton is assisting at the C.N.R. station in Llody Hudson's place. I Rev. Miller of London took charge of the services in Carmel Church on Sunday last. Rev. W. A Young is improving nicely after his recent operation for appendicitis and was able to return from the hospital to his hone the past week. Mrs. Currie and couple of young daughters from the West are here visiting at the home of her mother, IIrs. W. Habkirk. Mrs. N. Horton has been visiting relatives and friends near Seaforth the past. week. - Elva Shaddock has returned from spending some three weeks with re- latives in Chicago and suburbs and took in the great Fair. Mrs. Joynt, of Wingham, accom- panied by her son-in-law and daugh- ter, Mr. and Mrs. McMichael and daughter, Miss Joynt, spent a few ,days the guest of Ma, and lairs. T. L. Soynt of town: Dr. Frank Blatchford, of Fort Wil Liam, accompanied by his wife end( Dr. Geo. Biatchford, now of Detroit and formerly of Clinton, Mich., mot- ored here and visited with friends and relatives. . Remembrance Day, Saturday, No- vember llth, will be observed here as a public holiday and the Govern- ment has proclaimed it as such for banks, post offices and other govern- ment offices, and the day wi]1 be fit- tingly observed in particular by the returned soldiers. or Soldiers' Legion. The many friends of Chas. Jinks are pleased to see him around again after his recent illness. Miss M. Ellis' assisted with the program at Centralia fowl supper on Thursday last. Miss F. Welsh, Mrs. Geo. Hess, S. Rennie and D. Smillie also assisted with the musical part of the program. Owen Geiger is improving his pro- perty on King st. and occupied by Wm, Hildebrandt by having the roof of the .house. rfcely shingled and Oth- er improvements' made: r — BLAKE HaIowe'en, which comes but once .a year was very much • enjoyed by Troth kiddies and grown ups last Tuesday evening, by misplacing :many articles. Mr. and Mrs. Amos. Gingerich, ;nand little .Jeanie„ spent Sunday with arr..and Mrs. Allan Steckle. Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Manson, and ::.•aztsilry pf Dundas, accompanied by 'Mjs. A. X. MacDonald, Mrs. Manson';; anethera anent the week -end witi3 ' leends -Ott The Goshen Lime, Mr. Emerson Ea'b spent Sunday -afternoon with Ephriarn Gingerich. Eva and Gertie Bechler and Ida Swartzentruber spent Saturday ev- mean' g with Mr. and Mrs. Edmund Q 3esch. Mrs. Edighoffer is spending the -winter months with her son Mr. ~George Edighoffer at Mitchecl. Miss Finlay of Kincardine, who 'vent the last two weeks at the home sof her brother, Mr. Wm. Finlay anti /Emily, returned home this week. Mr. Roy Gingerich spent Sunday. afternoon. with Allen Schwartzentru- Ler. Mr. and Mrs. Aaron Erb and fain- lab- spent :Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. •aeras Erb and family. e. Mr.• and Mrs. Ross Johnston re- turned 'home after spending a few eays with friends at Mitchell and :Fullerton. Mrs. Susie Desch of the Goshen ::Line, spent Tuesday with Mrs. Rudy. Desch. HENSALL Mr.. and Mrs. Robt. Beatty and j I ''.Miss Lizzie Harxey of Seaforth vis- ited at the home of Mrs. Harry Jac- obi: Mrs. Roy Palmer and little data titer have returned honae'froni Tor- onto where they have been visiting •driends for two weeks. ..:,;5. Lobb, • of Goder'ich. Town- was a recent visitor with friends fam tswn. .131owes of Mitchell visited at DASHW0OD I wish to announce to the public that T am opening up .a Beauty Shop at my residence and solicit the pat- ronage of the residents of this com- munity. We specialise in finger wav- ing, Marcelling and Shampooing.. Dur ing the week of Nove 13 we will give free demonstration in marcelling. --Gertrude Hoffman, Phone 70 for appointnents. Anniversary Services will be held in the Lutheran church on Sunday., 1 vices. Rev . A. W. Sauer attended d tihc 'funeral pf the late. Rev. Becker a, Elmira op Monday., Wier. and Mrs. Kessel of Exeter were Sunday visitors with their'dau- ghteh Mr. and Mrs.Chas. Snell,. Mrs. E+ Flynn of London spent the week -end with relatives Miss, Marie :[raft is spending week in Guelph, the guest of. Mr and Mrs. L.Birk, Miss Zeta Nadiger nurse in train ing at Victoria Hospital, Loudon spent Sunday with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Nadiger. Miss Alma •Ratz of Shipka wa Zeta's guest on Sunday.- Miss: Marjorie Gould of Exeter spent Sunday with Miss Phyllis Rei - Mr. and Mrs. J. CS Reid and -lVIv and Mrs. Ed. Nadiger and Helen; ca re Sunday visitors in Thedford the guests of Mr. and Mrs. G. Elliott. Mr. and Airs. Erwin Eckstein of litci..'1 :'rant Sunday witle and Mrs. Messner. 'The Ladies' Aid of the Evangelic- al church wil give a ham. Supper on Wed. Nov. 22nd, in ,the. basement of the church.. A ' good program is be- ing prepared. Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Cann of Cry stal City, Man., are visiting with M;^ and Mrs. Chas.. Steinhagen. Miss l\syrta HofTivan of Kitchener;_ spent this week -end with, her. parents Mr. and Mrs. Hy. Hoffman: IVIr, and Mrs. L. Birk of Guelph, were Sunday visitors with Mr, A. Birk and Verna. Mr. P. Mcisaac and Wm. Klein- stases made a business trip to Lon- don on Tuesday. Many of this community will learn with regret of the death of Donald, aged h paean oely s 1i M of Mr. a a l Mrs. Harry.C uerrther o c Windsor and grandson of Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Guenther of Dashwood. Oise synrp- .fe ray goes out to the bereaved re- latives. The funeral took .,place en Wednesdaay afternoon in Windson The E.L.C.E. held their Weekly ends eting in the basement of the church on Tuesday evening. The meeting was opened with a song service as- sisted by the orchestra, after whi b Mrs. Id. Tiernan led in prayer, scrip- ture a as read by Gertrude Hoffnian, followed by a piano silo by Stewart. Wolfe. Earl Witmer and Harry Hoffman rendered a vocal duet and Rev. Sauer brought the meeting to a close speaking on the life of Barri. . Anniversary S,erv:Ces The fifty-second Anniveatay'of the beginning of the Evangelical, church in the village of. Dashwood was celebrated on: Sunday'Nov. 5th This is the first formal Anniversary that has been held by this congreg- ation. Services were first held in Dashwood in 1881 in nit old frame church purchased fxom the Method= Lets. Rev. Henry Dierlamm was the minister at that time. Later in 1895. the present brick edifice was built during the pastorate of Rev; Elias Eby. At the morning service the. pastor, Rev. A. W. Saner gave a ]history of the church and the. child- ren's choir. sang three numbers. At the evening service Rev. J. H. Stain- ton, -of James St. United Church, Ea- • eter, was the speaker. He those prayer as the theme of his sermon. Musical numbers included two " s ;� • ; ections by the choir, a solo by Tars: N. Tiernan, and: a duet by Messrs H. Hoi ifl n an W. ;,. MouldinT N., OX i_+,xetor, :Mrs. M. rr'4.=len was i charge of the music while Miss Anna Tiernan presided at the organ. The offering amounted to $125. Bender—Zinn A quiet wedding, was solemnized 'at the Church of God, London, en Saturday when Miss Pearl R. Zinn,, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. David Zinn of New Hamburg became the bride of Leonard Bender, son of Mr. and Mrs• John Bender of Dashwood. Rev H. French Wilson of Brantford offs;', crated. The church was prettily de- corated with pink and white and the altar was banked with ferns and chrysantheums. The bride was gowned in wine chiffon with acces- sories to match and 'carried a-bou- quet of Johanna Hill roses. She en--, tend the church to the strains of the'. 'nidal chorus from "Lohman -hi!' pla- yed by her cousin. Miss Lela Mollaro of Dashwood. The bridesmaid, Miss Pearl Treffrey of London, wore bro- wn crepe 'with accessories to match and carried a bouquet of bronze chrysantheums and Talisman roses. James Donaldson of London attend- ed the groom. During the signing of the register Miss Marie Dyer of Mt.. 3rydges sang"1Love You Truly". fhe happy couple left immediately after the ceremony for Michigan. Mr. and airs. Bender on their return will reside in Dashwood. Bender—Frayne • A quiet wedding took place on Saturday at the James St, United parsonage, Exeter, when Mr. Gord- e a Lender, son of Mr. and Mrs. John J3endet was united its marriage to >+ 'iolet Frayne, d ugllterN .of Mr, and the late Mrs, Frayne of Exeter. Rev. J. :[l. Stainton performed the c,;, ,erg and the a ia;al ee aielc we. <,t :; nded by Mr. and Mrs; George h•, 41y r;;.; A'tier l shalt 110,19;74100n .;p, n,. inKitehener, liar. and Mrs, Got - :ion lender will reside with the gro- om's parents, Mr. and Mrs, -John on the Lake Pond, In'Pollee Court t,;a rei'ich, Nov. (i—Three young n,.a a are on remand until November 9th, on charges arising out of a licl nor party, Mee dance at Bluevale last Friday night, Clare Edwards, 24 Listowel, is charged with keeping liquor for sale. Police 'searched his auto outside the dance hall and found a quantity of ,whisky and beer in it. Roy `Lhebodeali, Bluevale, is charge -1 with intoxication, and Sheldon.Baker Winghain, faces a charge or con- sunhing. Prov. Constable McCoy •anade the arrests. In the police co- -art a charge of leaving the scene of 'an accident against Norval Scrimog- eour, truck driver, was dismissed. Alfred Clark testified that on the movnieg of .Qct. 31st, between 2.30 and 3 a.m. near Carlow, when re- turning from a dance at Auburn, he drove hissedan into the rear of a truck driven by Scrimogeour, and which he claimed was Without a tail light. Clark says he was roma into the ditch and his car badly da- maged. Scrimogeour said he knew nothing of an accident, felt no im- pact, and as, there were na sharks of a collision on the truck, his worship dismissed the case. Scrimogeour•, however, was fined for not having a rear light, to which charge he plead= ed guilty. In Traffic Court Traffic Officer Lever had severe! road accidents to investigate during thep est week or so. On 7.hu sclra last John Beacom of .Clic. e i we driving in Goderich Townsriip wheal at the bridge crossing the i3ayfiele River at Trick's swamp he niet carr driven by Geo. Grainger, Varna Beacom slowed down, but the other man, it is alleged, kept going at 85 to 40 miles an \hour: The cars me: on the narrow bridge and both were badly damaged. . A charge of reck- less driving has been laid against Grainger. Last Sunday night Chris. Bierling, of Dashwood, about a mile west of Dashwood came on some cattle on the road, just coming out of .a gate- way. He ran into one ..of them, bre- aking • its leg, and damaging the radiator and front of his car. The owner of the cattle, Harrison Wie- gand of Dashwood, is to _answer to a charge of allowing cattle on the highway. Last. -Monday evenings Lennis O'Brein who had been at London with a Clin- lane creamery truck, was returning home, by No. 4 highway when about a mile and a half south of Bruce field he overtook a boy riding a bisycle with no light. When the lights of his truck picked up the boy O'Brein swung to the left to avoid him, but the rack of the truck struck the lad and knocked him off the wheel. O'Brein stopped his truck and ,picked; him up and took him to Dr. Collier at Hensel; who found that the boy, Andrew McKenzie of Kippen had two ribs broken. As the truck - driver was not at fault, no charge was laid. COUNTY NEWS Wingham curlers have organized For the coming season wits W , Tay as prteidant and T. IL Gibson as secretary -treasurer. A carload of food supplies for the West was shipped from Exeter last week and other Carloads are ucina. sent from the southern part of the county. 1',i4 . and ;Mrs. G, A, gills, of Sea= forth recently''" eeiebrated the :52nd anniversary,:: of their wedding. Mr. Sills. 'is a well-known hardware mer- chant. Miss Margaret. E. Ross, of the Exe- ter High School staff, has been award ed a prize of $15 in an essay contest .sponsored by the Provincial W.C.T.U. and open to all school teachers; of the Province. ' After a lingering illness .Charles Wm. Stephens died at Clinton the other day. He was born in. Tucker - smith and farmed there until his re- moval` to Clinton 15 years ago. He leaves two sisters two sisters,' Miss Evalina Stephens, who lived with him and Mrs. John Deihl of Clinton. Mrs. Mary Avery, of Mitchell, cel- ebrated •her 100th birthday recently. Her maiden name was Mary Jeffrey, was born in Devonshire, Eng, and came to Canada in 1855, takihee $ weeks to cross the ocean in a sailing vessel. She settled near St. Thomas before • the coming of the railroad. She was the • daughter of the late Wm. and Mary Jeffrey of Devonshire Eng., who carne to' Canada in 1853 and' located near St. Thomas. Some years later they mewed to a farm near Woodham. Ata recent• ineeti'ng• of. the God" harts Bishop S " t d :;rich public utilities cot1flui'ssion: and -neanbers of the i;owvn'. armee.' they merits to de. everything. The valtr.r.: 1 : T t'eee,\•ect . , quotation,..themi Ole Cal, •; uitl I'espoluailit1,� i t paxsonal, end= " adiart Genr..al. Elnrtties Coe of. $.:xfalzl eanois' were:.. Gmphasizedi. • 1 b i.'feseeiiuy,• X01/0 her Dth, 193 31=7,Sre �rJir5=1 eea�st ak4.=a;w c atm tia,mea WS. s Both quality tires— iria.de with Goodyear Supertwist cords and Go©dye°. r -processed. rubber. Long, safe service extra mileage —built into them. More people ride on Goodyear tires than on any other kind. Let us fit new, safe Goodyear . Tires on. you' car now. You'll be surprised at the low prices. STADE an Zurich, Ont. .All -Weather •Irma fi Q' iihni deE: 'Prean! W:!DO Telephone 92 for an off-peak electric heating espial' pment for the Hydro office was ae-` cepted, the equipment to be purc::.- ased and installed at once. Wheri the water front in her kit- chen stove blew up the other day, Mrs. R. H. Peck, Seaforth, had. a :harrow escape from serious injury. i'drs. Peck was standing beside the stove in her .apartment, when sudden - :y the front of the stove blew out,. 1'he force of the explosion was- such as to break every window in the back of the apartment and to smash a chair which was near the stove. Clogged pipes in the water front - were given as the cause of the ex- plosion. x plosion. Henry Coble, 81 -yr. -old retired far- nmer,_ is dead, and Alfred Glazier was taken to the Clinton hospital as the result of a motor ear crash in Clinton the other day. J. Redmond, driver of the car in which they were riding is under arrest. The other car- the ar the collision was driven by Dr. J.W. Shaw, who is uninjured and was. ab- le to render first aid. Cook died a few hours after being. taken to the •hospital. - The Huron County Home and School Association held .its autumn rneeting in the assembly room of the Collegiate institute, Seaforth, orr Monday last. Representatives fines the Associations of Goderich and • Clinton were present, as also a large number from Seaforth.. A most in- teresting program was given consis- ting of community singing with Mrs Keating as painist. A number: of vocal selections were enjoyed. The death occurred at his home near Kippen on Friday morning af- ter a week's illness of Edward •uproar a highly esteemed and prominent yoaang• farmer and second son of. vVilliam Sproat, of Tuckersmith.The "5 The '``4ew D'ULOVA :Nevelt Inc so much watch acalue been offered for so llttla �! ea jewels; the smartest ;Haas watch we ever of dareri HESS, THE JEWELER deceased vas Valli On iCFie kl 4 1ida c4:' 'mac in Tuckersmith 40 years ago. kIe was ;� '►ttatitfir of the Hensall Presby-, te1iRI1 Church. Surviving are tus Ali•; ow, formerly Miss MaryYoude1:f. anal± ZURICHHERALD a little daughter Jeanette; also. hiss father,. two brothers, Earl of T'axclu-' 'lrrtablished� 1900 ersmith,, and Dr,' W. C. Sproat, of', ISSUED' EVERY WEDNESDAY Seaforth, and one sister, Mrs. J. Allen, -of North Bay.. . 1 NOON FROM THE• T. Churchill, foreman of the Oat - Herald Printing(££ice ton. Knitting Co..,. had • a close` call'. one evening recea:tiy;,when.lie, receiv- SUBSCRIPTION RATES—$1.25 a c d' several grains, of shot in. the head. ear from a gun that was accidently lis- year,strictly in advance; $1.50 in charged as. lie lay on a couch in his, arrears or $2.00 may be charged. 11. own home. Ile had: been out hunting 1 S.. $1.5O in advance. No paper discos- in the afternoon and; on his return tinned until all arrears are paid nn - laid his gun on the table and lay; less at option of publisher. The date clown for a rest. In sone manner•his of which every Subscription is pais little sen touched: the trigger• and., is donated on the Label. l the gun discharged, most of the ch- arge. h arge " going into the wall of the room but a few shots entereing Mr. Churchill's forehead. The rite of confirmation was ad ministered . in Trivitt Memorial char - eh Exeter, on; Friday night too- 312 candidates, ,:five girls and seven 'boys •who had been prepared by the rec- tor, Rev. M. A. Hunt..After the ee- remony, which was performed' in the ADVERTISING RATES 1MipMy advertising made knows,. on application. Miscellaneous articles of not mores than four liner, For Sale, To Rent. Wanted, Lout, Found, etc., One inser4 • Hon Vie, 2' ins.- 4Oc.,• .3 ins. fide. Farm or Real Estate for sale $2.00m for first month, $1.00• for each fob • lowing month. Professional Cards not exeeedingr: presence of a very large congregatiorr " irzalses, per year $5.00.' the confixnees were addressed kis In Memoriam, one verse 50e, 25e - Rt, Rev. C. A. Seager; D.D., Si'shop a for each additional verse; Card of" of Huron. In the Course of a spiritual ,discourse, the keynote of which was that the love 'of Christ. must dwell int our ea is op Seeger pointed out the fallacy of expecting goveni' Thanks, SDC. , Auction Sales --$2.00 per single - ,insertion if not over four incheb ial; length. Address all communications tot , a