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STANLEY TOWNSHIP
WA:, and Mrs, John Reid and fam-
' 1y ,of Detroit spent a few days last
week with friends in Stanley and
Mr. Roy Lamont and family, Miss
Jane Lamont and Miss Grace Rob-
inson spent Sunday at Forest with
:Kr. and Mrs. W. F. Braun.
:amiss Isabel Robinson is visiting at
:11=0ton with her aunt Mrs.E. Low
*den.
Hiss Olive Erratt is spencring a
few days at Brownsville, the guest
of Rev. and Mrs. E. A. Poulter.
HILLSGREEN
The Woman's Missionary Auxiliary
-•was held at the home of Mrs. H. Tur
n.r on Wednesday Jam., Pith with
the president in charge of the meet-
ing. ?Quiet music and response op-
ened the meeting and hymn 360 was
sung. The scripture lesson from St.
'23,1,lt. 16 24 to 27; 1 Corr 9:: 24 to
27; Ephesians ' 6:10 was taken by
Annie ;Jarrett.. The devotional Leaf-
let The -Circle of. Friendship was giv-
en by Mrs.'R. Consitt. The Secretary
and Treasurer's reuorts were read
and adopted. The business was
taken. The July meeting ;s to be
held in the church and :invittiig the
1ppen ladies to be with. them on.
Jutva31at 2.30. The Temperance Pro-
'sler ;' ".A. Challenge to C.aristians",
was taken by Annie Jarrott, Helen
Anderson, IViina:• Stephenson, Irene
Turner, Mrs., Robt. Stephenson and
Ednar Cochrane. ' Hpnn 513 was
;sung:. The' topi., "A Challenge to
'Youth" was given by Mrs, W. Tur-
ner. Hymn 629. The W.M.S. from
2925 . to 1935 "Do You Know That
Ten Years Have Gone." The meet -
closed with praker.
The Webster Reunion was held on
,Saturday at Goderich Sumner Camp
Grounds.
Wa are sorry to report at date of
writing that Mr. Robt. Stephenson is
quite poorly.
Mrs. W. Huxtable of Centralia and
Mrs, M, McMurtrie of Hensall visited
Mrs. Love and• family recently.
Mr. R. Rowe and friend of Strat-
ford called on Mr, and Mrs, Wm,
Davidson,
Mr. Wm. Jarrott and Annie visited
Mr. and Mrs, Nichol in Hensall.
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Robinson visit-
ed Mr. and Mrs. J. Dodds in London
Mr. John Soldan had a bee and
moved his barn over a short distance,
Mr. and MTs. Albert Keys and sons
of Exeter visited Mr. and Mrs. Rosss
Love and family.
The bridal couple, Mr. and Mrs.
Eldon Jarrott are getting nicely set-
tled in their home.
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Mr. Donald Turner of London, sp-
ent Sunday evening and 1Vfonday at
the home of Mr, and Mrs. R. N.
Douglas.
Mr. Jim Johnston returned home
on Friday evening after spending a
few weeks with -his sister, Mrs. Fred
Turner of Goderich.
Mr1 Lloyd Jantzi and Mr. Grant
Turner of Goderieh called on Mrs.
Clarke Sunday evening.
Miss Gladys Douglas R. N., accom-
panied by her aunt, Mrs. Bell of
Hensall, called on Mrs. R. N. Doug-
las one afternoon last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Sol Baechler and
family called on Mr. and Mrs. Ed.
Oesch Sunday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. Sam Gingerich, ac-
companied by Mrs. Dave Oesch, Mrs.
Jake Kipfer, Mrs. Chris Gascho and
Mrs. Seth Amanns, spent Monday
with relatives and friends at Tavis-
tock.
Sunday visitors with Mr. and Mrs.
Amos Gingerich were: Mr. and Mrs.
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Office or telephone Hensall Central.)
Oped Air Dancing Saturday Evening June 29th.
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and save Express Charges... Massey -Harris p3arts
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How about a Cream Separator Demonstration.
Several Used Machines. Very Cheap
AUTO. TIRES
If :n,need of any, bring your Catalogue along.
We will not be undersold by mail order houses and
we mount the same Free!
A FEW CHEAP USED TIRES
Plow Points for all Plows
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effected in refineries, warehouses, delivery trucks and gas
pumps. That is why we are able to give you Nigh -Test,
Knockless Power and Long.Mileage; . at regular gas price.
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Aaron Gingerich and family, M:s.
Lydia Gingerich and Mr. and Mrs.
Tenno Martin and family .
Mr, and Mrs. Sol. 13at>ehler and
members of their family motored to
London on Saturday. w
Mr. and Mrs, R. Swartzentruber
spent Sunday afternoon with Mr. and
Mrs. Aaron Erb, . + . ••
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Mr. and Mrs. Ross Jbh:riston, spent
a day in Zurich with their traughter,
Mrs. E. E, Weido recently.
DASHWOOd
Misses F. Schatz, N. Mills and C.
Mills and Mr. F. Jurges of Ubly,
Mich., visited with IVLrs, C. Rader,
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Rader and other
relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. John Farley and dau-
ghters Mayme and Meta of Si, Thom-
as were Sunday visitors with Mr. and
Mrs. Hy. Hoffman.
Miss Grace Guenther left for Kit-
chener where she has secured a pos-
ition with Silverwoods C.o
Mr. and Mrs. Mervyn Tiernan and
Miss Anna Tiernan motored to De-
troit on Friday.
Miss Ruth Tiernan who has been. at-
tending Collegiate in Windsor, has
returned home,
Mr. and Mrs. Hartman Elsie and
Thelma are visiting in Sarnm.
143r. and lVirs. A. E. Oestreicher and
family visited friends in, Kirkton on
Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. L. Bender and Mr.
and Mrs. T. Hoperoft motored to St.
Thomas on Sunday.
Mrs. C. •4'Vildfong of Arva is visit-
ing her mother, Mrs, Hamacher,
Mr. and Mrs. Philip Itassoid and
daughter iieta.; Mr and Mrs. Milton
"'ata c.nd son Tack vi4tc:d with Mr,
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711 "fl Routledga at Kin -
..3.c.! on Sunday
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Prang Sr. Son, Zurich; H. S Wein, Dashwood.
Hisses .Jean and Aletha Ogden and
Ma. Harold Sutton and Mass Zeta
Nadiger of. London, spent Sunday
with Ur. and Mrs. Wm. Nadiger.
Decoration Day will ha _17n ;µ 75nn the
Goshen Line Cemetery y onSunday,
June 30th.
A. Strawberry Social will be given
under the auspices of the Ladies'Aid
and W.M.S, of the Evangelical chu-
rch, Dashwood, on Wednesday June
26th; A varied program will be giv-
en and the C. E. Band will be in at-
tendance.
The Strawberry Social given by the
Ladies Aid of the Lutheran church
will be held on July 3rd.
Quite a number from here attend-
ed the Band Concert in Exeter on
Tuesday night.
25th Anniversary
The daughters of Mr.: and Mrs. Wm
Held entertained about 60 guests in
honor of their parents' 25th wedding
anniversary. The rooms were pret-
tily 'decorated with spring flowers,
and a three story wedding cake made
by Mr. Held's oldest sister, Mrs. Mil-
ler. Progressive Euchre was played
prizes going.'ta Mrs. B. McCann, Mr
B McCanit, Mrs. ' Wm. Held and Mr.
Geo.. Mennen. A mock wedding was
staged, the 141'isses Jean Held and
Leona Fisher representing the bride
and groom and Lorne Kleinstiver
acted as clergyman. During the co-
urse of the evening aonge popular 25
years ago were sung by Mr. Sanford
White and Miss Ruth Kleinstiver ac-
companied by Mrs. Smith. . en the
piano and 14Tr. Herman Debus on the
violist: Refreshments were served
by Miss Evangeline Held and five fri-
ends the Misses Grace Wein, Jean l
Heide Leona Fisher, Ileen. and Mona
Stebbins. Guests were pre:,ent from
De'7n;t, Ailaa. Craig, Grand Tien:d
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fKMr. and Mrs.
G Walter Lancaster of
11 Vancouver visited with Mr. and Mrs
Geo. Fellick • •
• Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Hudson, Mr..-
Thos. Hudson and Mr. and Mrs. St-
anley .Hudson of Pontiac, Mich., mot-
ored over ;and attended the Hudson
picnic at Hayfield. Thos. Hodson is
visiting mother here a few days.
il }did Vs. Peter Mciltatughtcsea -'
The death occurred in London Hos--
pital f Lillian May Se1` 66,' wife of:
Peter .MeNaughton, of Hibbert in
her 36th ,year. She had been in poor
health. for some time and was taken
to the hospital for treatment but pe--
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as away, as a daughter of J. Set--•
res ;of the boundary, ahem T2 years:
ago she was married to Mr. Mct au- •
stir
ght Siad they lived on 'a farm nary.••
clti'selhuxst. Besides her husband she
!eaves one little daughter,:five, her
parents, three brothers and one sis-
ter. The funeral was conducted ' by:,'
Rev_ A. Sinclair,
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ate James S. McLean•'
James B. McLean, one of the best's
horn n� Melly respected' farmers
:8f£ 'i uckers:nitlI, passed. away, at his•
home just north of Kippen, He has
been seriously 'i11 for over a year.He.
was a son of the lateR. B. McLean -
and was born 5S years ago on thee,
same farm where he died and spent
Iris •whole life, was a successful farm-
er, Iatonored and respected by all+.
Outside of his family, he was' best
known -hi his church, St. Andrew's at
happen., • 7hicb lie served faithfully
all his life. He was Sunday' School
20i rintendent. for Ap �r 8_9_,Iwm s
Mrs. Roy liner; who underwent
an operatiaxt fox' throat trouble fin a
Toronto hospital a month ago, re-
turned to her home much improved
in healtE
1875-19351 Old Boys and Girls
Reunion, June 30, July 1-2-3. Just
think of it, four big days in Hensall
where you will meet all your friends
Thos Simpson and 1iis• n•aother left
for London where they will visiitfor
a few days before returning to their
home in Straffordville.
Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Hemphill of
Wroxeter visited with relatives here.
Mr. and Mrs. Alex. Smillie: and SUM
of Toronto visitedthe formees; smn
Dr. Smillie.
Mr. and Mrs. Archie 1'1Tshie are
Traninto •the' hone they renter
frown Mrs. W. C_ Davis,
Already over 1200 imitations to
the Old Boys Reunion have. been
sent out
Mr. and Mrs. Win. McLean, of Haux
ilton are spending a few days 'with
ber parents,. Mi: ands Mir: j,, Pais -
Mrs. Sam Werner, who has spent
the past, week• visiting• relatives• in
aeaforth, returned to her home here
Geo. Forrest, son of the late Coop-
er Forrest late of Hay Tp., and lat-
er of town, is here on a visit from
the. West +After en absentee of - nearly,
5:1 years and notes many chaniea in
Loth: the. village; and, rural.: district.
and up till the tinlic,f hiss illness he
w Sundays, was also
° missed only a
votive. isa..tlnoir work. He is survived;
by .kris widow, formerly %Telli:ey Craw-
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Herman aid .four sons and three ce.
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