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HomeMy WebLinkAboutZurich Herald, 1935-10-03, Page 4r Treasurer's Sale of Lands foi for Taxes County of Huron The Sale will Commence at the Court House, Goderich, on TUESDAY, EMBER 12th, at Two O'Clock in the Afternoon. HAY TOWNSHIP Robinson IL Dick Blk. 28, Con 3 Chris Anderson . , , . F. 3, Lot 21, Dashwood STEPHEN TOWNSHIP Mary Boyle Estate . , . , ... Lots 103-4-5, Centralia Village Daniel Vincent . Pt. Lot 23, Con. N. B. jos. Lawson Estate. , , , Lots 192-3-4, Plan. 24, Grand Bend . , .. , W. B. Springett Lot 244, Plan 24, Grand Bend, P. C. Hooper . , , .. , . . Lot 81, Plan 22, Grand, Bend Adjourned Sale if necessary will be held at the same NOV- 578.46 16.46 594.92 65.85 3.63 68.98 6.92 2.25 9.17 12.24 2.31 14.55 24.80 2.62 27,42 12.42 2.32 14.74 35.87 2.90 38.77 time and place on: TUESDAY NOv EMJ3ER 26th, 1935. All Lots as described are patented. A. H. ERSKINE, Treasurer, Huron County. Bayfield Fall Fair /Continued from Page one) Blk Hamburgs-Pullet, .. O'Br stock and hen, 0. Battler; cockrel, O'Brein. {Tame Bantams -Pullet, L. O'Br aleClymont; cock, L. O'Brein, Donbrook; hen L. O'Brein, C. Do • '%rook; cockrel L. O'Brein, J. Galin Pair rabbits -C. Donbrook. •Pigeons -Dr. MacI{innon, C. Do "brook. DAIRY PRODUCE 10 -lbs. salt butter, F. McClymm ark Battler; 5 lbs. butter in print. Aires F. McEwen, H. Neeb; 5 1 node butter, R. Geiger, Mrs. McE .en,; 1' lb. fancy print butter, airs. ^Corber, H. Neeb; 5 lbs. homentad •cheese, H. Neeb; Cottage cheese, Neel), Ed. Foster; half ham, hon .cured smoked, H. A. Puss, R. Geigy: lbs. home rendered lard, F. McC1y :moat, A. Battler; 3 lbs. cured bacon H. A. Fuss; Pr. dressed chickens, rlcClymont, J. Sterling; heavie;,t wh ein L. ein C. n as n- Wagners, Laithwait & Son, J. Ster- ling;; Golden Russets, J. Sterling, / Miss Brownett; Blenheim pip en C Middleton, J. Sterling; Snows, C. Mid dleton, F. Middleton; Ontarios, Miss Brownett, E. Porter; Wolf River, C. Middleton, J. Sterling; Basket of fruit, J. Sterling; Wealthy apples, F. McClynient. VEGETABLES Bushel early potatoes, 0. Battler, J. Sterling; Late potatoes, M. Rader, F. McClymont; Heaviest mangolds, Miss Brownett, H. Disjardine; Long red mangolds, Miss Brownett, H. A. it, Fuss; lVIangolds, globe, T. Snowden; ,, I Intern. mangolds, Miss Brownett, H. hs. A. Fuss; Field carrots, 0. Battler, F. �v- Barker; Table carrots long, N. L. N. Carter, F. Middleton; Table carrots, e short, N. L. Carter, F. Middleton; H. Table beets N. L. Carter, 0. Battler; e Table turnip beets, F. Barker, P. CI - r eave; Parsnips, J. Cameron, A. War- _ i ner; Market turnips, P. Cleave, N. L. , Carter; Heaviest turnips, T. M. Sno- t',; wden,_H. Desjardine; Sugar beet man.l la golds, Miss Browned, A. Warner •taggs, E. Foster, 0. Battler; .Heat' *est brown eggs, R. Allen, E. Foster DOMESTIC SCIENCE Loaf homemade wht bread, E. Fos • riser, N. L. Carter; Loaf Graham brei hN Carter, E. Foster; Loaf Boston `brown bread, E. Foster; Loaf nu :tread, N. Foster; Six graham mu ins, E. Merner, F. McClymont; Lay Saar cake, light E. Merner, Mrs. Howie; 'Parts, variety, F. McClymont, E. Fos- ter; Scotch short bread, Mrs. E. ward, N. L. Carter; Layer cake, cro ,aolate Freda Schonals, W. R. Steph- en; Layer cake soic . W. -.R... St -: n Winter radish, 0. Battler; H. Desjar Ii dine; Salsify, N. Carter, F. Barker Cabbage, N. Carter, H. Puss; Caul- - flower, N. Carter, T. Snowden; wht. d . celery, R. Geiger, 0. Battler; Musk- t (melon, 0. Battler, T. Snowden;, Wat- ermelon, H. Truemner, 0. Battler; muff stet E. ear Six ' buns; T�erner; Sis tea biscuits, E. Merner, t W. . L. Carter; Six ginger hermits, E. Foster, Mrs. Howrie; Plate cookies, IE. Foster, F. McClymont; Sis plain -muffins, F. McClymont, E. Heard; 6 :scoins, E. Foster, F. McClymont; Ap-'` r1e pie, J. Sterling, E. Merner; Lem- I Ion pie, W., R. Stephenson, E. Mern- rer; lb. home made fudge, ,p. Fatter, IF. Schonals; Cold lunch for one per- son, Mrs. B. Pfile; Pickles, pints, N. L. Carter, 0. Battler; Marmalade in ;glasses, N. Carter, H. Desjardine; ,'Catsup and meat sauces, N. Carter, aa. Battler; Canned fruits, H. Desjar- dine, N. Foster; Canned vegetables, N. L. Foster; Canned meats, D. Bat -I tier, N. L. Carter; Display bee pro - abets, P. Cleave, J. E. Pollock; Qu- art strained honey P. Cleave, J. E. Pollock; Quart maple syrup, M. Rad- er, Western Flour Mills Special, .Mrs. N. L. Carter, E. Foster. GRAIN AND SEEDS Tush white winter wheat, H. True - miner, T. Snowden; Red winter wheat M. Rader, H. Truemner; Spring wht. �. Snowden, H. Truemner; Field peas, H. Desjardine, M. Rader; Bar- Iley, M. Rader, H. Truemner; White 'oats, A. Betties, M. Rader; Red clo- ver seed, E. Foster, J. Sterling. '�i Mush sweet clover seed, 11.. Desjard- :"ane, T. Snowden; Timothy seed, H. a rnemner, M. Rader; 6 ears yellow acorn, 0. Battler, H. Desjardine; 6 dent corn, H. Desjardine, E. Porter; 'Sweet cord, H. Desjardine, 0. Batt- ler; Pop corn, N. Carter, H. Desjar- dine. FRUIT Bunches grapes, Miss Brownett, :Laithwait & Son; Coll. of grapes, E. '17Tid4i1eton, Laithwait & Son; Peaches . 'Sterling; Plate plums, Laithwait& Son, Miss Brownett; Prunes, E. Por- ter; Miss Brownett; Yellow crabs, H. Desjardine, E. Porter; Red crabs, A. 'Varner, C. Middleton : Partied pears leleClymont, J. Sterling; Flemish Beauty, E. Porter, J. Sterling; Clap - P's Favorite, 0. Battler Coll. of ap- ples, J. Sterling, Laithwait & Son; 'Winter apples, 4 var. C. Middleton, .J'� Sterling; Hamplier McIntosh, 3. „Sterling, C. Middleton; Hamplier Nor /tern Spies, E. Middleton, 3. Sterlinr-, fall apples, 4 var., J. Sterling, Laid; wait & Son l; Talinan sweets, E. Mid-. :rlleto'r, J» Sterling; McIntosh reds, E. Middleton, J. Sterling; Baldwins, La- Ithwait & Son; F. Middleton; Mani apples, J. Sterling, Laithwait & Son; Northern Spies, J. Sterling, C Middleton; King of Thomkins, J sterling, C. Middleton; Greeninn;s, Yr . ^rr is-;;, lii','son Pippen, J, Sterling, Citerons,. A. Warner; Table pumpkin 0. Battler, A. Werner; Table squash H. Trueznner, N. L. Carter; Feed Pumpkin, A. Warner, H. Truemner; Largest squash fes- r er, F. Bail*e• • eed, H. Truemn- ; English 'potato 1' M. Rader, 0:onions Battler; .Wli'te . o J• ions, F. Barker, 0. Battler; e ow en- .ions, 0. Red'to- Battler•, R. Allen; Yellow tomatoes, N. L. Carter, E. Foster; Largest. tomatoes, N. Carter, A. War ner; Plate Gherkins, 0. Battler, A. Wainer; Cucumbers for team use,F. Barker, N. Carter; Small fruit tom- atoes; 0. Battler:, N. Carter; Head.of, sunflower, 0. Battler, H. Desjardine; Coll. of garden herbs, N. Carter Mrs B. Pfile; Plate peppers, N. Carter, A. Warner; Vegetable marrow, A. War- ner, F. Barker; Green Hubbard squ- ash„ H. Truemner, F. Barker; Yell- ow Hubbard squash, A. Warner, F. Barker; Egg• plant, A. Warner, N. Carter; Miss O'Neil Special, N. L. Carter. PLANTS AND FLOWERS Bouquet, large, N. Woods, F. Par- ker; Bouquet, small, F. Barker, .N L. Woods; Coll. of Sylvia, N. L. Woods; R. Allen; Coll. of dahlias, F. Barker, N. Woods; Coll of ferias, F. Barker, Coll. of pansies, N. W. Woods, R. Allen; Coll. of tuberous, F. Barker, N. Woods ;• Coll. fibrous rooted beg- onias, R. Allen; Coll. of geranium ingston, N Woods; Table cloth an serviettes, M. Livingston, H. A. Fu:. Tea cloth, cut work, Freda Schoe hals, N. W. Woods; Tea cloth, em STANLEY ,TOWNSHIP. M. Livingston; Tea cloth, crochet, Woods, E. Merner; Tray cloth, env Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Ronson of M. Livingston, F. Samna's; Centre . Thomas, a bride and groom of re - piece over 18" for dining table, airs,ntly, spent a week camping at B. Pfile, J. W. Merner; Luncheoriiowden's beach near the Blue Wa- set, Mrs. Pfile, H. Neeb • Buffet set;r Highway. Mr. and Mrs.. Snowden Mrs. Pfile, Mrs. Howrie; Tea cosy,'id daughters entertained them one Mrs. Livingston, R. Allen; Bridge seteening. emb., F. Schonals, H. A. Fuss; Bridge;; Messrs Gladwin Westlake, Milton set, appique, F. Sshoenhals, H. Fuss • i lbot and Robert Turner spent a Buffet set, emb., E. Merner; Hemst- easant week -end at Niagara FaII's. itched sheet, init., M. Woods, E. Mer The Misses Maribel and Jean Gar- ner; Pillow cases hemstitched, H. A. le are visiting with friends in St. Fuss, N. Woods; Pillow cases, emb., arys, F. Shoenhals; Mrs. Pfile; Pillow cas- • McClinclrey-Gingerich es, H. Tough, M. Livingston; Curtain '.A pretty wedding was solemnized lace trimmed, M. Livingston, H. A. Brownsville, Ont., on Friday, Sep - Fuss; 3 towels, emb., M. Rader, F. mer 20th, by the Rev. E. A. Pou1- Schanhals; Towel, croochet H. Neeb„r; when Ida Alvina, daughter of H. Fuss; Dress table set, F.nSehanlrals lr. and Mrs; Christopher Gingerich A Warner; Fancy ben lamp shade, Stanley, north of Blake was un - ed Livingston, N. Woods; Enb. tea towels, Mrs. Pfile, J. W. Merne,; Chilr,'s dress, made from old `garm- ent, J. W. Merner, H. Fuss; Child's, play dress, J. W. Merner, H. Fuas; Baby's jacket and bonnet, M. Rader, J. W. Merner; Baby's bootees, J. W. Merner, M. Rader; Baby's bootees crochet J. W. Merner, M. Livingston. Smoked dress for child, J. W. Morn- er, H. Fuss; Baby's rompers, J. W. Merner', M. Livingston; Apron, work, J. W. Merner, H. Fuss; House dress, H. Fuss, M. Livingston;. Ladies u'nu- derwear, H. Fuss, M. Livingston Lad ie FLAKE . and Mrs, Thos. Meyers of Ztur visited Mr. and Mrs. Sam Hey iinday. Jim. Johnston spent a few days his sister, Mrs, E. E. Weiclo in ckr, r. Harry Howard and 1VMr. George tglas of Hensell called on Mr. N. Douglas recently. r. and Mrs. Ross Johnston, ac- panied by Mrs. Edighoffer, spent few days with friends at Fullar- on, Mr. and Mrs. Chris. Gascha and o i Clarence, and daughter Laura, isited with Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Desch n Sunday. Miss Mildred Heys 'spent. Sunday kith her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Sam lay. Miss Jessie Tough of Clinton, sp- lit a few days with, Mr;. R. N, ruglas. Mr. and Mrs. Joe. Bechler. and Emily visited with Mr. and Mrs. mos Gingerich. to group of young people of Poole last,, held Young People's meeting ,r the Bronson Line church. Sunday. ty+ening.. re Mrs. McKee of Toronto, Mrs. Car - line Oesch and Mr. John Flarbird. of Zurich, spent the week -end. on the Sparks Homestead. Miss Browne R. t, Geiger; Asters, J. Cameron, R. Allen; Petunias, F. Bar- ker, R. Allen; House plants, F. Bar- ker, Colens, R. Allen, R. Geiger; Gloxinia, F. McEwen; 4 var. annuals R. Allen, F. Barker; Cosmos, R. AI - len, E. Merner; Zinnias, F. Barker, R. Allen; Verbenas, R, Allen, F. Bar ker; Gladiolus, R. Allen, F. Barker; Sweet peas, R. Allen, F. Middleton, R. Cunninghaine Special, F. Barker. FINE ARTS Landscape, original, oil, M. Living- stone, H. Fuss; Still life, oil, M. Liv- ingston, Landscape, water color, E tbrn,. a underwear silk, H, Fuss; Smccr„. W Merner, M,Lrn f t , - ;:ed in marriage to Ernest Manning, icond son of Mr.,.and Mrs. George cClinchey, of Varna. The ceremony ras performed before a bank of ;ratty autumn flowers. The . bride Jas charmingly, gowned. in a frock f petunia ,transparent velvet with lolorful ; . shotilderette. The brides- naid; Miss ; Gertrude McCIinchey, ,vas smarttly dressed in a frock of ut; brown-•, crepe with transparent e1 et trii'nniing, Mr. Ephriam Gin- Oxtcti, brother of the bride, acted as roomsman. The groom's gift to the ere - ,e 4rd,19.35 manaleavelossagenomadaras Important Co servati otice IN THE, INTEREST OF Frank A THE Town Hall, • ON Wednesday, hely Zurich ctobe r 9th At. & 15' o'clodls, The FollowingSpeaker's: A. R. Douglas, R. C. London Past President, London Go e vn Association .tan ,es Morley - Exeter AND THEE CANDIDATE ALL ARE WELCOME God Save The King i . ..n�;,hf4iO4,U' Jx: r L'."sr'•Nrr.k, .1 -•'N zaaaa m a Truemner, Gerald Mason; Piccolo, Donald Oestreichere Drums, Addison Tietnau,. Gordon Eagleson, A num- ber of new members are in practice and are. expected: to jour. shortly. , re broken, and he was carried to the hospital nearby. It took about 100 stitches to close a gash in his arm, received when it went through a win- dow, and he was also bruised and. hurt. The son also was injured, his: back. being wrenched. H E N S A L L { Died at Exeter 1 Geo_ F. Winegarden passed away at Miss Mary McGregor visited. her sister in Goderich_ Miss Gladys Luker has returned after spending a few days in T onto. Mrs. (Dr.) Reid of Port Rowe spent a few days• visiting with 1 parents here. Albert Passmore left Tuesday I fee. Hamilton, where he will atter. wrbh his home in Exeter N. in his 70th year. The deceased had been ailing• ; for about two years. He had been: To confined to his bed for five weeks.. Was bona in Blenheim: Twp and spi- n' ent practically all his life in Park- er hill before moving to Exeter 13 yrs. ,9 age. He is survived by his wife and las two eons and a daughter.. • ae d ' • Detroit Lady Injuredi ' s r • a 3 bride was silverware, to the brides: � sehe'err In id:`a 6asserole and to the g'roo s-1 ,yrs. Ruth Paisley, Mrs. E. Rennie turn 's"•n ancon was served,e Mrs. Howrie; Be'd 'jacket A. g ' after watch the N. Woods; Pullover N.Warner happy couple left for Port Huron : W000ds,: H. land Detroit.. The bride travelling in Neeb; Apron, fancy, F. Schonlals, as frock of brown sheer crepe, with E. Merrier; Fancy handbag, M. Liv *fie stitch trimming, brown tree ingston, H. Fuss; Ladies' dress made ;bark suede fabric coat, with seal from old garment, 3. W. Tierner;; H. ;trimming, hat, shoes, gloves and Fuss; Home dying, • .0. Battler,. H,• 'purse, to match. On their return they Desjardine; Man's sport shirt, Mrs. will reside on the groom's faun on B. Pfifile, H. Puss; Pyjamas,'' M., the. Bayfi;1id Road. Livingston, J. W. Merner; Pullover . ' sweater H. Fuss, F. Schanhals; Mitts . ' heavy, Mrs. Howrie 0 Battl ! Socks, heavy Mrs. Pfile, II Fuse; Socks DASHWOOD , fine, M. Livingston, H. Neeb 1; Specimen showing patch hemmed, H. .6Dashwood C. E Band, Anwar EI Neeb, H. Fuss; Filet crochet, H. Ne -action eb, M. Woods; Tatting, M. Living- The Christian Endeavour Band of stop H. g Dashwood Evangelical Church held Neeb; Fancy knitteng in ;their annual election of officers in cotton, Mrs. Pfile, M. Rader; Drawn Timan's Hall recently. The treasur•- thread work Mrs. Pfile, M. Living- er,eMiss Phylis Reid reported the stop; Hemstitching, Mrs. Pfile, H. 'total amount raised during the year Fuss; Cut Work, F. Schanhals, Woods; Tapestry work in petite, N. N. $151.73 and a balance in the trees - Woods, H. Fuss; Cross Stitch, To tiry of $30.15. Addison Tieman,the Schanhals, M. Livingston; 3 -cornered president was re-elected for another darning, H. Fuss, Mrs. Pfile; Darn- year The other officers are: Vice ing on woman's sox, H. Neeb; Bed Pres''- Mrs. Thos. ; Secy,- spread white, E. Foster, A. Warner' Treas., Miss Gertrude Hoffman; Leader, Rev. W. S. Henrick; Asst. Leaders Harry Hoffman, 2nd Asst., Howard ' Klumpp; Librarians, Rose Guenther, Murray Wolfe. • The following committees were ap- pointed: Membership, the Executiveni Engagement, Addison Tiean, Mrs. Klurnpp, Harry Hoffman; SocialIVlrs. A. Kellerman, Mrs. A. E. Oes. treicker, Garnet Wildfong; Program V'icec Pres. and leaders; Purchasing the leaders; Transportation Mervyn Bed spread tufted, 0. Battler, Mrs. Mowrie; Quilt oppique, E. Foster, Mrs. Howrie; Quilt, cotton, 0. Geig- er, M. Rader; Compforter fancy, N. Carter; Compforter, goose down, E. Foster; Afghan, R. Geiger, J. Ster- ling; Hearth rug, M. Livingston, H. A. Fuss; Hearth rug hooked, Mrs. B. Pfile, Mrs. Howrie; Rug mat braided 0. geiger Mrs. Pfile; Labor saving device, Mrs. Pfile, Mrs. Howrie; Gra- ded mat, Mrs. Pfile; Bestessay on Bayfield Fair, Clara . Clark, Jim Brandon; Drawing prospective, Clara Clark, Jack Murray; Drawing still fe, Clara Clark, Bob McLeod; Bird ouse, Robt, Sterling, Rona:ne Gei- ger; Taffy, P. Maxwell, P. MccCly- niont; Coll woods, Jimmie Cleave, ab McLeod; Dressed doll, F. Me- Clymont, Elsie McLeod; Paper flow - ors, Romaine Geiger, Mary Snowden; Education pictures, • F. Middleton;, Drawing birds and pets, Mary Snow- den, Mary Stephenson, er, M. Livingston; Fruit, water h color, M. Livingstin; Flowers, water color, H. Fuss, M. Livingston; Pen and ink drawing, H. Fuss, M. Living- ston; Drawing crayon on lead, M. Liv B ingston, R. Allen; Painting on silk. M. Livingston, H. Penhale; Hand painted china, Id. Livingston, Mrs. Howrie; Stencling on fabric, H. A. Fuss; Fruit and flowers: in oil, . M. Livingston, H. Fuss. MA.NUFACTURES Skein twisted yarn, M. Rader; Skein, woollen yarn, M. Rader; Corn 'tusk door mat, Miss Browonett, M. lacier; Homemade article of furni - ire, Mrs. B. Pfile; Homemade haat 'oap, F. McClymont. H. Fuss; LADIES' WORK J,iviail 'room acce; ;grins -.-:'table 'entrepiece, M. Livingston, XZ. Neeb; ' ie i,ea.,, sr, M. T.ivir,. ton, .A, War 'ter-; Cushion. einh., 1.1. Neeb. A. , swrne.r; Citr'7:i c:o;r,,r„,„ re J de, DJ, Rader; ;tt.wp sharia, la. Liv • HILLSGREEN Rev. and Mrs. Conner and Elane i I;lane of Embro called on friends here last week and in the vicinity, Mr. P. McDonald • of Stratford:, visited friends one afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. W. Huxtable o1' Can - testae visited Mrs. Love on Sunday. are and 1V.Crs. W, Davidson were ..:.ted wide friends .from 1VMontrton. sties a 4, -Ce Co rr:i� o C1.101). t:siUing hor sister, Mrs. H. lamcy:c. Tiernan, Wesley Wolfe, Thames (lurnpp, Floyd Wein. I This group of young musicians. which was organized one year ago has made remarkable progress since the majority hod never playea an in- strument before. Rev. Henrick de- serves much credit for this successfrom 8 to 10 140o ll;,? Caartetan,. Mrs deo. Rem ed, after a pleasant motor trip to +Citr illia and Callender. Mrs. Bingham, Formerly A•imie' McEwen, died in Dr. Moire alospita.1 last Thursday morning. The funeral was, held private fromher brotrlier'ss: home, Hugh McEwen Katheryn Drysdale of St. Thomas visited for a week -end enat her. home here. 3Vrt C dial of Detroit had the taxtickv a ker back strained while: hem. .fin McLeod and Ruth i io ti . r euni;teCZ .11ed in - Ijury when the ear in which they we- re driving swerved on the road be- tweensc +lsh and Ripley. The car- took to the ditch when the rear left - tires biew out. It was travelling for • about 50 yards in the ditch, turning: over°:ince and finally coming to rest against .a telephone pole. It was bad ly damaged - 'Mrs AlenMeM'artrie spent. a. few days with her sons an Stanley and Hay Twps. Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Boxithron were camping a few daysat their cottage at Grana Band'.. Mr_ and Mrs. (l eral'cl: Colvin and Mrs_ John Colvin of Lobo Tp., visited. Mrs with Mr. and... Fred: Corbett. Rev. M.. las and. Mrs.. Parker of • Morpeth visited with. friends. iar the village. Mr. ancX:, Mrs. John . Passmore vis ited for a few days with their dau- ghter and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. McLean in Hamilton. Mrs., Malkinson is. spending a few weeks in Lakeside atthe home of her brother, J. Young. Florence McDonald has returned to London, after spending a week with her .mother, Mrs.. .;pies McDexceili':. Mr. and Mrs. W. Goodwin and dau- ghter spent a weekend- with relatives, at Lakeside Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Shelterr left fur. Port Rowan where they will visit .for a couple of weeks with their daught- er and son-in-law, Dr .and Mrs. Reid Little Glatoline• Palmer; dauglit• of Mr. and Mrs. Roy Palmer, who was operated on in London Hospital, two weeks ago for: •mastoid trouble,is improving nicely and will soon be able to leave the hospital. The Ilensall Public- Library Board intend holding a tea in the council chamber an• Friday eve, Oct. 4th.. through his untiring and efficient leadership which he has so freely riven both in public and private. The personel ofthe band is as follows : Cornets, Harry xtofman,• Maurice Klumpp, Mrs. Betty Taylor; Kenneth Wein, Mervyn Stade, Hu- bert 1 estameyer, Sheldon Wein, Elwood Truemner; Trombones, Miss •Florence Baker, Mrs. Alvin Keller- man, Floyd Wein, Garnet Wii<i.fong, Pearl Witmer; .Baritones, Mrs. Tham- es Klunipp, Wesley 'Wolfe, i'wTi7Tiam Iileinstiver;, Altos, Miss Gertrude Iiofffman, Mrs. A. E, Oe: trcicker, Ross Guenther, Milford Mason; Bass i.hos, Klunipp,'Lloyd Bagleron, Alb- rrt Goetz; Clarinets, Miss PTiyiiis lead, Mies Jean V)'eber, Stuert Wolfe vowa,,d Itlumpp, Murray Wolfe, Mie yil P1eman, I ted Hopkroft, Hilton o'clock. Mrs. Kirkby of California was in town recently visiting her cousin, Mrs. Jack Tapp and Mr. Tapp. Mrs. l' rkby has spent the past 8 months Ion a cruise to: the. Orient, visiting the ;Holy' Land; Turkey; Italy, Swifter - land, France, England. and''S+cotland, She is: visiting • with her brothers,'itob 'and James Ca.rnochan and their wave es of' Seafarth. She will be :returning to, Califisania• slieortly,.: Murder Charge Dropped. Owen Sound -Johan Taylor, charg-- I ed with the murder of Arthur Gough. 1 -who died from knife wounds, walked front police court a free man. Taylor' .appearing before Mag. Spersman,. lreattd Comely Crown Attorney Birnie ask for withdrawl of the murd'er- I charge. The withdrawl followed the; 'aerdiiet of a ncoroner's jury that the manner in which Gough lost his life was "purely accidental." Gough. ',came to the Taylor home entered the; back Boor where Taylor was cutting' bread, and threw his arms around' Taylor's neck in a greeting. In thee innocent but hearty greeting they Ionife iu Taylor's hands sank into Gm's body and he died in the hos, pita' the following morning. Storni at Kincardine The 'sudden and violent storm oi." Tuesday night, Aug. 27, wreackeeli havoc in many parts of the clietisibta Iia: icardine a fishing tug• was badly - damaged an spite of all-night. efforts:: on the part of her crew to save her.. Many fish houses were damaged: Line - es them the tug were not sufficient'. strength to withstand the force of the violent blasts and the boat was dash- ed 'against the harbor wall. In the town many trees suffered and on farms in the ,adjoining district fa i- ers had to work hard to save Weir stades from hying away. The sttuxca was felt as far south as taegelil'erica north to Southampton with trees ane. other movable objects suffering. Scalp Nearly Torn Off With her scalp nearly torn from her - head, ,.and -with her body bruised ands' bleeding Mrs. John Stewart, of Us - femme, phoned for medical assistance- following ssistancefollowing an accident at her homer They reside on the Thames Road am/: zaao operate anotherfarm: Threshing•; operations had been in progress ort The distant farm and` 1VIts. Stewart had been over providing meals for the threshers. She had driven home ins i I COUNTY TTY NE1 S an auto after sapper and had parketi' en the driveway y near the house. She - had gone to the barn and tied up the • cows and returneing had • taken some things from the car into the house - With the fast Ioad she was carrying- ,,:_,• '^y 9h e' q•!hep grade • at the spot and Mrs. Stewart passed' mart Of the car when it startedia • Accident at Clinton A scaffold' on which N: Kennedy 'arta soli Jim, were at' work at a honk fir. at Clinton eallcpc;d and they crash- - ed to the ground: The older mane was Livere1 tial.;, alloy*noI, hones eve- , .