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HomeMy WebLinkAboutZurich Herald, 1934-07-12, Page 4•s e. rt frele f lea++'T ++'a1'1 +.D°+'.i'4++4' a V `i..F... , . . , •,"r . CutYour' M . ill In HALF! Buy Stogy r ; rndo s and Doors LET US QUOTE YOU! REPLACE THOSE. WINDOW PANES NOW. WE CARRY A LARGE ASSORTED STOCK OF CLASS ON HAND AT ALL. TIMES.. AND) WILL DO YOUR GLAZING WORK WHILE YOU WAIT. 1 F 9 + 3 iC:,3 Ye e PHONE 6 9 ne Z URIC M +++++++4,1s+++=.4+.1.44..14 -1•444.1.44q4+++++++++++++++++++++++ sasonwenstatftsonne YLEJSQ wrx tlo,i u+n only 8 t Gmwavte ,t+imxy.Harri, Repuir. from Nits Local Pstasseya.sris tay.m. 'Utley fi,t itercr sad Ling 9.oew than Spurious Mika laid farcy Cost Pio Mors r /man akar Cr-sciPlson ! 1' ikrf, aroma •A SKS 1,14N • ,.,..611.44. Loar GEN1,311elE MA Y-HAF KLOPP ZURICH, 0 leq AIRS SOLD BY T. BLAKE er's Seminary, London, is holidaying with her parents, ,Mr. and Mrs. Alex. Aubin.. Mrs. Troyer of Brigden and form - lir. and Mrs. Ed. Erb and family er resident here is visiting with Mr. -were Sunday visitors with Mr. and and Mrs. 1?obt Stephenson and fam- 3V r'.. Josiah Stockley. fly Mr. and Mrs. Jake Svrartaeset'ab- The Cochrane family reunion plc- s~r :;pent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. nit was held at Bayfield on Wednes- Aa ; Weber near Dashwood. day afternoon Ally llth. Me. and Mrs. Sol Bechler and Mr. and Mrs. W. Huxtable of Cen- amily were Sunday visitors with tralia s siteS1 the tatter's parents, Mf 1'ir. and Mrs. Sam Rrspp, near Hen- and Mrs. Jas. Love. well. • Mr. W. Jarrott, and daughter An- and Mrs. Rudy Swartzentrub- nie visited Hee. E. F. and Mrs. Chan ler and Mr. Benjamin Geiger of Sas- dler and fancily, at their cottage, &rath'hewan were Sunday visitors with. north of Garderach Mr. and Mrs. Ed: Oesch. Messrs. Jim Johnston and Gus 'Clarke apent Monday evening • evith y Myra. and -Mrs. Leon Jeffrey and fam- ily. Mr. and Mrs. John Oesch and Mrs Vuaie Oesch of the Goshen Line, sp.- tont Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. ClaraThe Men's Glee Club Octette, of 3el:hler. . North Central College, Naperville, Mr. and Mrs. Elroy Swartzentrub- Ill., will present a mixed concert' in sr of Tavistock were recent visitors'the Evangelical church on Munday vale Mae and Mrs. Amos Gingerich. ! July 23rd, at 8 p.m. Many favor- able reports have come- to us con- Td.r. Mervyn Walters of Kitchener cerning the excellent ,ringing these railed on Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Gesell .1 men. This program is being .:pons- .a^c eettely. .1 ored by. the choir of the Evangelical church. Tickets are now on sale. Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Fassehi and Mrs. Dr. Moore of Toronto, were vis itors with Mr. and Mrs. P, Fassold. Miss Hilda Snell of ]Detrol", is sp- ending her vacation with her parents Mr. and Mrs.. Wm. Snell. Hubert Ice: tezneyer has taken a position with E. Tiernan and 'son at the butcher shop. Master Willis Mcisaac is spending his holidays in Detroit. Mr. and Mrs. Leonard. Schrader and child and Mr. and Mrs. Clair- mont of Windsor were week -end vis- itors -with Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Ssh- roeder. Mrs. E. , R. Guenther spent the. we- ek-nd in London. Mrs. Selleenee of Seaforth is visit- ing her sister, Mr. and Mrs. W. Wolfe. Mr. Wes.. Mernei • and family of Zurich were :Sunday visitors .with Mr and Mrs, G. Merrier. Mr. Leslie Goetz 'and' sister, Mrs. Donehey returaeil . to, Chicago after spending two weeks at their home here. Mr;. Jane Guenther and Grace of Stratford were Sunday visitors with Mr. and Mrs. E. Guenther. Mr. and Mrs. John Kleinfeldt and Kenneth and Marjorie and Mr. and Mrs. Fred Pi•esxtator and family or Exeter, 1VIr. and Mrs. .II_lcinfeldt - 1Vlitclien aril Mr. and Mrs.. Frani Bruce of Cromarty were Sunday vis itors with Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Link. Mr. and Mrs. Schlemrmer and • Mr Mr. John. Cochrane is visiting his and Mrs. Frank of Detroit were, vis •+daughter .Mrs. R. Dick and fancily in itors with. their father Mr. Baum Toronto. agarten recently. •• Mrs. Johnston and. daughter Jessie On Thursday evening a ver of Clifpord'visited friends in this vie- suitable reception was tendered a rtity during the week.. •the home of Mr. arid Mr's. •Ernes• Mrs. Fred Hayes of• Moose Jaw, Rader of the Goshen -Line south - in .yeah., visited her Cousin Mr. W. honor .of their daughter Miss • Laur, erorrott and daughter Annie, who was recently married. M. and Mrs. W. -McAllister of Mr. Ervin Mcisaac and childrer d1 rrtonton, Alta., visited Mrs. Walk- ! of Windsor, spent a few days wit: r and. sen Bruce, his parents, the children will ramal Lias Mary J. Hagan of Landon, to spend their holidays. visited with her sister Dolly and 1100-1 Mr. and IJrs. M. Taman an,i cher .Prank. acid P,Ir:, r1.. CYr. ger hf, Newv ?ti •,, '�, .ttiss ."uunajean Aubin of ,St, Petalsxent th .week -end DASHWOOD BRONSON LINE dr. and Mrs. Aaron Gingerich and a'andly visited a few days with fri- ends and relatives at Baden and oth- ner eastern points. Mr. Ben Geiger of Sasketehewan„ .opent Sunday.. with old .acquaintances on. the Bronson. Mr. and Mrs. Chrs. Erb spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Joe Bae - • Mr. and Mrs. Amos Gascho and 319.r, and Mrs. Peter Brennerman anotored to Baden on Sunday, the Fatter will rent'ain for some time. Mr. and Mrs. Elroy Swartzentrub- e r, Vernon and Serenus Swartzen- truber, Selvin Roth, accompanied by the Misses Selma Swat-tzentruber, Lu- ella Roth) and Katie Leiss, all of Tavistock spent the week -end on the 3ronson Line. Mr. and Mrs, Jacob Meidinger a:penc Sunday evening with Mr. and Arra C. Swartzentruber. Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Swartzentru- ber visited with Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Weber of Dashwood. on Sunday. HILLSCR EEN rye.. ZURICH HERALD py �8y,`••��•,ii... �xr..nw�w.,n+nu.�Y^N.��+'+un'�y'.�rx..r+M/Mnua,W yk•w+:asSf➢II,'I +�'t,f Jacob Weber. Mrs. Ervin Brand and sulk Elmer of Kltchene',, are spending a feel' weeks with her parents, Mr, and 'frs By. 1;3atlr,er, E. Oestreilher made 14 bus Meet trip to Toronto en Monday. 'nee family of M. R. McIsaa ."verse guests at a birthday .iftPnner o Saturday evening in honor of he ninetieth birthday at the • home o Mr. and Mrs. Otte Bestarneyer. Mrs 1VIcXsaac is enjoying .good health be ing up and about emery day an having. neyer were :spectacles is stil able to thread a 'tzet ale easily, Mrs Mslsaac who was formerly • ;Mis Mary MCE<a .harm came eon) Nov Scotia when abeett 18 years of age and settled in Stephen ' Townshi near Khiva. For a number o years she ;kat 'Dived with her •claught er Mrs. O. Rustemeyer of : Dashwood The members of the family who we- re present at the dinner were her 4 daughters; Mrs. Win. Abet, Royal Melee er, Mrs. Joseph Vernon Dearborn, Mich; Mrs. R. G. Arm- strong, London; and Mrs. Otto Rest- emeyer, Dashwood, and two sons, Peter of Dashwood and Dan of Cred iton. Two other sons, Angus of Detroit and Augustus of California, were unable to be present. e n r f a • s a a p ieved In hot weather, stomach disorders and indigestion occur more fre- quently. Also children may play too hard. Mrs. Mary Mason, 53 .Atlantic St., Halifax, N.S., says, "When the children are overtired and restless in warm weather 1 give theta 1:ahy's Own Tablets be- fore retiring and in tate :horning they are happy, contented chit. •dren". Selo even for the tiniest baby, theeesweetlittle tabletoefec- tively relieve colic, mummer cora- plaint, simile fever and all zaiiueLe disorders. Pride 25e package. ate DrWiiliams' 44. ;k STANLEY TOWNSHIP • Mr. Rufus Keys and daughter of Colborne spent a few days with fri- ends in Stanley. .112r. and Mrs. W. H. Stogdiil , of Sutton and Mrs. Oscar Wright of Ilennilworth visited with the ladies' mother, Mrs. Geo. Dowson. Mr. Stewart Keys of Toronto, sp- ent the week -end at his home on Babylon Line. Mr. and Mrs. Sid McArthur of Hensall spent Sunday with Mr, and Mrs. Roy Lamont. The Goshen, Blake and Varna Sunday Schools intend holding their annual picnic at Bayfield on Tuesday 3iuiy 17th, Mrs. David Tough Passes On Thursday, June 28, there died at her home in Brucefield a highly respecrted resident in the person of Mrs. David Tough. She was •born on the Bronson, Line, Stanley, in the year 1862, being the. youngest dao -11 ghter of the late Mr. and •Mrs. Alex. Sparks. 37 years ago she was united in marriage with her now bereaved husband, and resided on Lot 12, con. 13 until moving to Brucefield eleven years ago. The funeral was held on June 30th and was largely attended many friends from a distance being present. After a short service at the home the remains were taken to the Brtnel~ield United Church, where the pastor, Rev. W. A. Bremner had charge, and gave a most comfort 'r "; and inspiring talk, making special reference to the Ioyalty of the de- parted. Miss Jean Murdoch sang "A Garden where Jesus is Waiting" The floral tributes were many. She leav- es to mourn the logs of a true help- mate and devoted mother her hus- band, one daughter Helen at home, and one brother Alex. SparksofHen- sall. HEN$ALL Harvey Pope, accompanied by John McKereher, of Preston, spent a few days with the for/leer's mother Mrs, John Pope. 'Wm. Whiteman of Saskatchewan, an old Stanley boy, came tome to attend the big re -union at S.S. No. 4 Stanley. He was accompanied by his father-in-law, Wm. Kinsman, who is visiting with his son Bear! in Tuck- ersmith. 1V1'r. and Mrs. Lorne Scott of Tor- onto were visitors with Mr. and Mrs Geo. C. Petty, Miss Katie Scott and Mrs. Ballantyne. Mr. and Mrs. M. McPherson and daughter of Salmon City, Idaho, are visiting in town. He is a former Hensall boy. • Mrs. Ed. Sheffer is visiting with her daughter, Mrs. Dr, Reid of Port Rowan. A quiet wedding was solemnized at the United Church manse, when Rev, A. ,Sinclair united in marriage Agnes Love Wren, daughter of Mr. and Mrs, G. T Wren to George Lloyd McLean of Tuckersmith east of town. The bride was attended by Maude McLean niece of the groom, who was daintily gowned in a green dress with sand hat, Wilson Broadfoot sup ported the groom After the ce•e- mony, the ibrclal party returned to the home of the bride's parents, wh- ere a buffet lunch was served. •The young couple later left by motor for Toronto and Montreal. On their return they will reside on the .gro- om's 'farm in Tuckersmith, west of Chiselhurst. Aecident—R. Faber, accomponied by Frank Bean of London Road we- re driving home one evening with •a horse and buggy, they met a car travelling north. The car was on the wrong side of the road and travell- ing at a fast clip. The driver on not- icnig the horse and buggy attempted to, get over on his own side and went too far. He turned back quickly and loosing control of the car went into the ditch smashing his car badly pinning the driver under the car. Bean. and Faber immediately rushed to the aid of the driver and with other help he was soon released. He was ,badly cut and bruised but was able to get around. Traffic Officer N. Lever was notified and was soon on the scene of accident. Lester Fisher of Windsor, was a holiday visitor here with his parents Mr. rand Mrs. John Fisher. Fred Bonthron, ,Alf. Clarke, W. 0. Goodwih and Allan McDonell atten- ded a ,bowling tournament in London recently. The. Hensall Orangemen will cele- brate the 12th of July in Exeter this year. Mr. and Mrs, Erie Kennedy and children of Toronto, are spending their holidays with relatives in town. Grace Gibbons of the Bank of Montr(a1, staff, has resigned and re- turned 'to her home in Clinton. Miss Thompson of Seaforth is taking hera place. Mr. and , Mrs. Sidney arlmer and Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Knight and chil- dren of Kitchener spent the holidays fere. Saturday, June 30th, was a red- letter day in the history of S.S. No. 14, Stanley Tp., when the 60th anni- versary of the building of the pres- ent school house was observed by the aolding of a monster reunion. For weeks the committee in charge had been making preparations for the went .and its outstanding success amply rewarded their efforts. A large .rowd was present during the day at `he school grounds. The schoolhouse which is a mile and a quarter west land a mile and a quarter north of Kippen, was recently re -painted by NI. Nichol of Seaforth. The afternoon •rograin opened with "0 Canada" 'ollowed by "Land of theMaple,"W. 1. Johnston of Exeter, chairman, :ave an address. And those who lso spoke during the afternoon we- ;: Geo. Howard, Exeter, who said •e taught at S.S. No. 9, while Mr. ' ohnston swayed the rod at No. 14. ne Murray Fisher, of Gravenhurst aid nothing short of an earthquake .r quintuplets eould have kept hin, way. Dr. R. 11. Ross, Seaforth, viv. lly recalled his first thaashing in 're old school with the belief that he uist have been m.ischievousl because had recollections of frequently ;:ing called up. Mr. R, J. Beattie 'gmondville taught in No. 14 in th' !reties. David Alair, Clerk of St 'Ilford, Principal Wethey of Exeter T.; , Alden Jon, e, i elvin Alair, of -'.ort also spoke. Scranton—Shaddock. A pretty wedding was held at the United Church manse on June 30th, ,at twd o'clock, when Rev. A. Sinclair united in marriage Elva L. Shaddock only daughter of Mr. Thos. Shad - dock of Hensall, to Harold R. Scru- ton, only son of Mrs. and the late A Scruto r of Hensall. The yeung co- uple were unattended. Inunediately following the . ceremony a buffet lunch was served at the bride's home only the immediate family of the con tracting parties being present. Mr. and Mrs. Scruton left by motor for Owen Sound and points north, the bride travelling in a navy and white ensemble with white accessories. The young couple will make their future home in Port Dover, where the gro- om has a good position. COUNTY NEWS Exeter teachers of both the high and public school have all been re- engaged with the exception of Miss R. Creech, who has resigned. 98 Year "s 1d Man Voted George Smith of Palmerston, in his 98th year, still takes his politisc seriously and came out on the 39th of June to record his vote. Children Dissapointed A number ,of. the Exeter children from. the prhn primary room at the school got a, tough break last week. After having -looked forward to the summer, holidays, nine of the young- sters were taken down with chicken pox on the day. Goes on Charge Donald Gladman, B. A. Exeter, who has been appointed a charge of the United Church at Hilton Beach on St. Joseph's Island near the Soo. left last week for his new field and commences his duties on Sunday last Dewar—Wheatley A quiet wedding took place at the chapel of Westminster -Central United Church on Se,turday last, when Elva Elizabeth, daughter of Mr, and Mrs. George W. Wheatley Seaforth, was •married to ;.favid (i Dewar, son of Mr. end Mts. Dari! Dewar, Bayfield, Celebrates 95th Birthday. Mrs, .Sarah Pickering, oldest resi dent of MVII;Gilivrag township on Tu esday, June 28th celebrated the 95th anniversary of her birthday at the home of her granddaughter Mrs. Bert Shouldice, con. 11, McGillivray,with whom she resides. Returned Home L. Victor Hogarth has returned to• his home in Exeter from Christie st. hospital, Toronto, where he has been for the past severtl months recuper- ating from his very serious operati- ons. Carbert—Pepper A pretty wedding was solemnized at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Carbert of Carlingford when their daughter Pearl L. was united in marriage to John E. Pepper of Tuck- ersmith. Rev. Hagelstein of the Un- ited Church, Fullerton officiated. Brown—Govenlock Bloor St. United Church, Toronto, was the scene on June 29th, of a picturesque wedding, Rev. J. F. Rey - craft, . officiating, when Edith Melvin Govenlock, daughter of Mr. and Mrs J. M. Govenlock of Seaforth, be- came the bride of John B. Brown,of Parkhill. Triebner—Corbett Eva, daughter of Mr. and Mrs, Nathaniel Corbett, of Brinsley be - carne the 'bride of Douglas, son of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Triebner of Stephen. The ceremony was perfor- med by Rev. J. A. Blackwell, of Ailsa Craig at the home of the bri- de's parents. Morjorie Flynn, cousin of the bride carried the ring and Dorothy, sister of the groom was fiower girl. Chappel—Varley A quiet but pretty wedding took place at the St. Paul's Anglican Church, Hensall, on Juice 30th, at 9.30 when Doreen W., only daught- er of Mrs. John and the late John Varley, of Kippen, was united in marriage to David Edward Chappel, of Cromarty. The service was per- formed by Rev. Barker. Second Attempt to Rob Por the second time this year an attempt has been made to rob the residence of T. S. Woods, manager of the Bank of Montreal, Exeter. Some time during the early hours of Sunday last someone entered the back kitched of Mr. Woods and finding the door into the second kitchen locked, a hole large enough to admit a hand was bored in a penel of the door with a brace and bit. A dou- ble bolt arrangement however pre- vented the robbery from gaining ad - Thursday, ju1y 12t1 ,, 193 AlaltOoratommotegamoc mittance and they left without takµ ing any loot. Decoration Service The annual Decoration and Mean-. oriel Service at the Evangelieal ee- metery, Crediton, was .largely ab - tended Sunday last. At 3 p.m. Emery Fahner sounded the bugle call and the large crowd 'that had assembled under the shady pines reverently en- tered into the spirit of- worship • in loving memory of their •departed lov- ed oved ones, those who served inthe common walks of life and to those who died in the Great Warr. Rev. A. E. Pletch, pastor of the Evang.ehur- - ch had charge of the service. Suffers Broken Jaw. Bone The other night at Staffa-Goderich ball game in Staffa, Alvin Worden suffered a nasty accident. He was ly- ing on the grass near third base wit- nessing the game when his brother,•••. Russell Worden was at bat. Sending one along the base line the bail struck Alvin with such force that. his jaw was broken. Properly Fitted Glass C. E. ZURBR1GG, R. O. Will be at Hess' Jewelery Store,. 'EVERY TUESDAY EVENING To fit You with Glasses PRICES MODERATE ST. 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