The Exeter Times-Advocate, 1958-10-23, Page 54' 4
6 The 'i'iniao'Advecatr, ,October 2 a 195{1
Zurich Personcl Items.
Mr- and Mrs. Alvin Rader and, :Miss Mary Zimmerman aid
£ illi1 were Guests with the fat- AIi Frank Barber, ofT
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ter's parents, ir•and Mrs. David were Sunday guests at the home
•OeSeh, of Miss Anna Hess.
Mrs. Elizabeth •Weber is pros
tossing nicely • after her in-
uries. receive I a few weeks ago.
Mr. and Ms. Randolph 5
mutt
and family and Airs. Wallace
Stamford were visitors at the
home of Mr. and Airs. Gladwin
Westlake,
Miss Sarah Jane Bannister,
nurse•in•trainin at St. Joseph's
Hospital, London, enjoyed a visit
at the home of ler parents, 4r.
and Airs. Jack Bannister.
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A:Ir. and Mrs. William West
and Dr. and Airs. Neil MaeDon Sylvanus Warner
aid, of Windsor, were visitors
at the home ofMr. as
tie lolls.. tdMrs.
Rab Babylon Farmer
Ward .Fritz and. Miss Pearl v 4,i _ �. � . r
Wurtz. •” Syivaa us 1t'illrier, of Zurich,
Mr. Bruce Church, of 11'a5'ne, and a retired farmer of the
Michigan, is holidaying at the 1 t , •'n i
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Clinton, for a respected .citizen, •
Arthur • McClinchey, of Stanley s.
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Mr. Ed. Wheeler, field seers '
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died at his home in Zurich, on : Ladies Aid Society of ,the %rat• AicCltnchey natives. .of Ireland.
Church.I Institute for the Blind was guest
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On Pepe i Before coining to Zurich. Alt ,in the tottn hall, gelical Lutheran Church, Ayton.
Witmer• was well known as a i sir, wheeier gave .an t.ufornta-
having been predeceased by
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seven brothers and five sisters.,
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prominent farmer, being born !live talk on the workdone b • Words of welcome were given Surviving relatives are nine
and raised in the vicinrty• /the C1alk stating that thre are lay Airs. Decker, president nieces and seven nephews•
Since moving to town. he was six blind persons in Huron Goons'of the Ayton. society, Eno Seim, pallbearers were Aijllon i''ol
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vice president of the church
an. _employee at.the Kaibfletsclr • ty and outlined the many ser•v- council and (spall Ellis, reeve lock, Musselland active Alan frir his age. He The members voted' five dollars Desch, Elton 2
s, and was an ambitious lees that are available to them, of the, township .of Normandy, Bender. Bob Armstrong, Camp
The theme of the rally was "Let bell r bearers William Beard
your Lamps be Bright”: lar Flower bearers were Orville Mc -
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devotion to His word, by Clinche), Whiner G. Mhelnehel'
Douglas Nick.le, Wiarton; th) of Varna; Fred McCinehey, Wil
through obedience to itis will, bur McClinchey, Bruce McClin•
by Mrs. Lawrence Koch, (Iowans• ehey, and Wilmer T, . 1rieClin-
town; tel through reliance on chey, of Bayfield.
His grace, by the Aylmer so;
tar. Airs, Elroy I)esjardine and ciety'
rMride gave several Tile mission gifts were given
mAltsusicalClanumbersecB. to Christ Lutheran Mission con -
Delegates named to attend the
gregationin Peterboro, their
area convention in London are pastor being Rev. Herbert Gast -
Mrs. Harold Thiel and Mrs. Jack Master• 7'he Rev. G. F. Oelsner,
Bannister. The fall rally was an -
venom gave the .closing de•
nouneed to be held in. Cavell votioat. a
Presbyterian church, Exeter on
was ill for only a short time. toward this cause.
The survivors are his wife, the Airs. Newell Geiger gave a
former Marion miser: sons, reading. Airs. A. Antacher sang
'Garfield, London; Orville, Zur• a solo accompanied by Mrs. Del-
ich; Neil, Goderichie daughters, bert Geiger at. the piano. Arlene
Air's, W. {:, Jervis, Clinton; Mrs. Masse sang two solos and Clare
Edward Wells, Preston; ,Airs. Masse sang two numbers ae,
Campbell McKinley, Stan 1.e y companying himself on the gut -
Township, and Airs. William Gib-
bons, Woodbridge,
The funeral was held on Sun-
day afternoon. Public service
was in the Zurich Evangelical
Church at 2.30. 'Interment fol-
lowed in the Bronson Line
Cemetery. the pastor, Rev. A.
Amacher officiating, assisted
by Rev. H. Roppel, of Tavistock. November 5.
Can Motor Trip•Mrs. Harold 'Thiel was ap-
pointed to finish the term 'of
Ur, and. Mrs. Carl Willert Mrs, Menne Oeseh.
motored to Chicago, 111,, and.
several other plaasant
states, towards 'Tri p
North Dakota, then to Saskatche• Air. George Reichert and Mr.
wan, where they visited with the and Airs. Albert Deichert, and
Report On
Blake
By ELIZABETH FINLAY
Mr. Harold Finlay, James,
Supper was served in the base- Emma and Margaret, have re-
ment .of the church. The vesper turned after a week's vacation to
services were held at 7.30 pan, Northern Ontario visiting, with
with. Rev. Gerhard Becker, of Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Johnston
Chesley, as guest speaker. and. Miss Mary Ann Johnston and
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other friends.
Wilfred Turner spent the holi-
day weekend with his wife and
latter's cousins, Mr. and Mrs. J. • , i>.onnte, enjoyed a tour by family at the home of his par -
P. Sanders and family. They auto, along the St. Lawrence ents, Mr. and Mrs. John Turner.
returned home by thg Straits ; seaway to Montreal, where they Mr. and Mrs. Thoma West-
nf Mackinaw, then crossed at - visited with their friends, Mr. lake entertained their family,
Fort Huron, to their home near sand. Mrs. Proulx, in that city. Mr, and Mrs. Peter Westlake
Zurich, They returned. home by, the New and family, Mr. and Mrs. Gor•
Personal Items, miles.
States, covering 1,700 don Westlake and family and
miles, Mr. and Mrs. McLean for Thanks -
Dr, and Mrs. 1-I. H. Cowen, of Rev. and Mrs. H. H. Reaper, giving,
Exeter, were Wednesday guests of Tavistock, spent Sunday in Miss Dianne Thiel, • of London,
at the, home of -the latter's sister, Zurich, attended the funeral of was a holiday visitor at the
home of her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Charles Thiel.
Mr. and Mrs. Harold 'Koehler
and family, of Toronto, spent
Thanksgiving at (lie home of the
forKelroehlerm's, mother, Mrs. Nancy
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Yungblut
and sons and Mr. and airs. Clare
Geiger motored to Sault Ste
Marie and other points of in -
',crest over the weekend.
Mr, and Mrs, Ervin Schantz,
of Baden, were guests at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Peter
Gingerich.
Mr. and Mrs. John McIntosh,
of Toronto, was a visitor at the
home of Mrs. -tames Carnie,
Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Brand, of
London, called at the home of
their friend. Miss Anna Hess.
, Mr. and Mrs. John Keys, Shir-
ley, Douglas, Elva ,and David,
and Mrs. Thomas Snowden were
visitors at the hone of Mr, and
Mrs. Russell Grainger and fanc-
ily,•
Miss Pearl Wurtz.
Mr. and Mrs. •-Norman Fleish-
suer and daughters were Thanks.
giving visitors with relatives at.
Detroit.
Rev. A. E. Holley,. of Grand Michigan, with their sister, Mr.
Send, called on friends in Zurich anti Mrs. George Grunau.
Air. Sylvanus Witmer, the form•
er assisting Rev. Am.acher,
Mr, and Mrs. Ivan Yungblut
and daughter, Marion, were
holiday visitors in Birmingham,
'one day last week.
AIr, and Mrs. Milfred, Schilbe
accompanied. by friends •from
Kitchener enjoyed a trip to Ala•
barna. state.
Mr. Archie Mustard spent a
few days with his wife and fam-
ily at Blake,
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Miss Dianne Koehler, Hensall,
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ronto, returned to their homes
alter spending a few days at the
home of their grandmother, Mrs.
Nancy Koehler. -
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Air. Lorne Rader is able to be
out and Ground again after ,his
recent knee injury.
Mr. and Airs. Clare Hoffman,
of Galt, were holiday visitors
with their relatives and friends
in Zurich.
Mr, and Mrs, Harry West,
brook and family, of Goderich,
were visitors at the home of -their
father, Mr. G. Bohn.
Mrs. Emma Mack, of Ne'ep-
awa, Manitoba, is spending a
few weeks at the home of her
sister, Air. and Mrs, Adolph Kalb -
Nisch, '
Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Koehler,
of Kitchener, were weekend visi-
tors at the home of their sister
and brother, Mrs', M. Johnston
and family and Mr. and Mrs.
Gideon Koehler.
Mr. and Mrs. Donajd Schwindt
and family, of Baden, were vial,
tors at the home o.f Mr. and
Mrs. Kenneth .Gingerich and Mr.
and Mrs. Keith Gingerich.
Mr. and. Mrs. Ed. Kaufman
and family, of Scarboro, spent
a. few days at the home of their
parents, Mr. • and Mrs. Ford
1-faberer.
This Week In
Goshen,
By MRS. GLARE McBRiDE
W.M.S.
Goshen Woman's' Missionary
Society met on Thursday night
at the home of Mrs. Arnold Keys
with 24 present.
Mrs. Elmer Hayter, presided,
with Mrs. Allan Armstrong in
charge of the program. Mrs.
John Robinson reported for the
treasury. The allocation this
year is $330.
Reports of the sectional meet-
ing, held in Varna on Thursday,
October 9, were given by Mrs.
Arnold Keys and Mrs. James
Keys.' Mrs. Allan Armstrong
gave a reading, "Count Your
Blessings,” which closed with
everyone singing it.
The next meeting will be in
charge of Mrs. Anson McKinley.
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The Woman's Association held
a short meeting on Thursday
night to decide on whether 10
have the , annual• fowl supper,
All were in favor•of one, so it is
to be the last week in, October.
Mr. and Mrs. Don Kay, Olin-
ton, spent Thanksgiving Monday
with air, and Mrs, Jphn Arm-
strong. ,
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Keys,
lliurray, Gayle and. Carol, Cal)i-
lachie,4 spent Sunday with Mr,
and Airs. Bruce Keys,
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Peek
and family, spent Sunday at
Londesboro, taking in the church
anniversary, They also visited
Mr. and, Mrs. Allan Shaddock
Slid family,
Miss Marjorie Hyde spent the
weekend with Donna Haytet.
Mr. William Batten, Exeter,
""f was United Churct h on onerStt at Goshen
day. He
also spoke at Varna.
Miss Elaine McClinchey, :Rae•
h1 ler, spent the weekend at the_,
home nf her parents, Mr. and
Mrs.Prank AteClinehey.
'' '.Che Mission Band held their
regular meeting nn Sunday
tiiorning With the president, Ger
aid Hayte.e, presiding. Joan
Elliott Was at the piano, .-
Patricia ftobinsoli read the
minutes. Prayers were • glvetti
by Barren McKinley and Joan
Elliott. Marlene Reys 'rad the
Scripture, and 1 oh Monde
lgav the call to worship.
Mrs. Clare Mel. ride read the
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