The Seaforth News, 1937-10-28, Page 1'When you have left me, 1 think
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HURON COUNTY'S LEADING NEWSPAPER
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2 tins 19c
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CAUSTIC SODA .... 10c lb.
JAVEL WATER-
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COAL'
QUA.LITY-SERVICE
'E. L. BOX 1:i7
Northside United Church
Rev. T. A. Carmichael, iMinister.
Sunday. Oct. 31. ill a.m., Dr. Wal-
lace Craw ford, missioUltry .from West
China, will speak of his work in China
7 pan. siltiect, "The •Saving Name,"
S.S. at 10 a.m.
St. Thomas' Church Services
„Poe Sunday. Oct. S. S, and
Class, 1110 o'clock,
Holy C.cninnunion, Id o'clock. Ser-
nutut topic, "The Christian's +Rein inn,.
'bra'e Day :t All Saints' Day)."
Evening Senvier 7 o'olock All Saints'
'Eve. All •velconte. Canon E, Apple -
t1 present in remembrance of
your lifted .iries. Wile before,
Egmondville United Church
'Rev, A. W. Shea/herd. Minister,
1114 01.,Sunday School.
Ild a.m., The Nlinister.
111:venin1 withdrawntvItIi ,lt'ev 110 ae-
.Catint 0 ElruCeneld anniversary.
First Presbyterian Church
11. t:. Feast, \linister. oStmday
Seho01 at lit Manthitt worship at 111.
Evening servirf at 7, The :Nlinister
at thot71 Heartie,t welemne.
Owing to the in,,taitation of a tie,,‘
furl/114e , the Young People's 14.111y
was postponed from last Monday
Indl this comina Monday
001Pi... sante thne, same place, same
progrion p.thlished.
A WHIM OF FATE
Liebe M nrcilv, brother ttj the hitt-
je,:q.ph 11.1rAy. passed by the body
while 11 :a". • .11 the pavement on
illialmay No. s on Saturday night,
and we, 1:11.11",- -maw ire that it was
his brother. Jelth has heen f.mployed.
at 1 1 vied and on Saturday night he
wa'. ii Al lichen and telephoned to his
sistrr that he w intld come to Sea forth
on the late train. Tie was told some
of the family would meet hint,
iettitnr a chance up to Seaford) in,
fl car, ,he did not wait for the train.
liefore .leaving Mitchell he hefted
there had been an accident on the
highway. and when the car he was in
passed the Scene of the fatality he
141111' the body lying on the pavement.
34 it till later did Itt know' that 111,
brother era" the victim. The accident
occurred• almost at the time he bad
been telenhimng.
VARNA
.141 :1 Mrs. J. Seeley of T-ondon,
are spending a conple of weeks with
friends here.
Itfr. and Mrs: Fred McCilymont n -
• tended the funeral of Miss Mina
Shannon ai 'Flay City. Mich.
Mrs, Ward of Forest visited
'friends here during the past week.
SEAFORTI-I, ONTARIO, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 28, 1937
Inquest Into Death
oF Joseph A. Murphy
THE VERDICT
The verdict ot the Jury was that
the late Joseph •Ambrose Murphy
came to his death from head, in-
juries caused "by being thrown to
the pavement of Highway No, 8
when the buggy in which he was
riding was struck in the rear by
the motor car driven by Ross Ren-
nie, this conclusion being- reached
after we have examined the body
of the late Joseph Ambrose Mur-
phy and having heard the medical
evidence. Owing to weather and
road conditions which prevailed on
the night of the accident and con-
sidering the inefficient light car-
ried by Tyre. Murphy we can well
believe that the accident could have
occurred without a great deal of
negligence on the part of Ross
Rennie,
But as a warning to himself and
others we recommend that he be
granted no license to drive a motor
vehicle for the term of three years
from date of accident,
We also . recommend that the
authorities impress upon all driv-
ers of horse-drawn vehicles to have
standard Hots recommended and
approved by the Department.
l'he inquest into the death ft.( 'Jos-
eph \ tuhrose M urphy, A, who was
killed on Highway 'No. 14, on Saturday
night when hi, buggy Was ,tnwk by
a ear driven by R. •Ren ilk of SVa-
forth. nap.' ht' Id n 11',41ne,day 'morn-
ing at 1110:130 at the town hall. Sea-
ford], Coroner 11/r. E. J. Burrow: pre-
iitleil. Crown Attorney D. I. Holum.
Ctidorich eNamined Ole. witnesses.
Chief of Police Snell of Sea forth
▪ as the first witness called. Ile :tat-,
he had arrived at the Scene of the
toeident t which \ 1r. ithwohy was
• 1.• miles east of Seafortb, ithottt
ten minutes after being notified,
thich wa, just about nine o'clock.
lbe 'first person he SzeW Wa=. DI% lIr-
.1 who said a man was killed,
rho' body was lying 011 the north
side 01 the parement; the rru. and
wreck of the 1inggy wt.re 00 the north
hal" of the pavement. 000 l/ifek wheel
of the ear nits ,'ft the !;avellle111.
'.l 'd Who was driver Of the ear,"
Chief Seel} related, "and a 3 thing man
stepped up, T -ie \vas Ross kelone."
Chief Snell telephoned to 1.011111'
MS140)1,, ,Fernal$on at Goderielf who
ativisecl hint to O;11)'1rtill,. (hTicer Ro-
binson of H:suter. as Offiree canand,
er of wetVt11iii. 11111). Con-
stable Fergrt,011 1 rri v first, then
Robinson and a few minutes later
Callander arrived.
The next witness was Ian NlacTav-
ish, who stated he was emplifyed with
,t radio service store. He identified
enlargements of pictures he had taken
in the .presence of Constable Snell.
aoss Rennie, of Seaford], was the
third witness. He is a student at Sea -
forth collegiate, age 211 years, has a
driver's permit, and .had a driver's per -
mit at the time of the accident. He
..vas the driver of 4he ear Which bit
the buggy,
On Saturday evening he was com-
ing west; it was snowing at the time.
Tilte accident occurred at approxim-
ately 9.1'5.
"I had looked at my 'watch," Ren-
nie stated, when CLOW% Attorney
Hointes pointed out a difference bet -
seen the time given .hy the witness
.11111 Chief Snell.
"I was meeting an approaching. ear.
Just before I came to the car 1 felt
the bump."
He did not see the buggy before
he hit it. 1He did not see any light,
His speed n't1S, 35 to 40 miles previ-
•msly; :as .he approached the f 'titer
itar he slowed by lifting his foot front
the am:Met-attn.
The 4) P11'' had been at Ihthlint
'•,•• ,t.t, driving- alone; •driving his fa -
car, a 1103/7 Chevrolet coach in
mechanical condition. Ile had
am in Dublin for ten or fifteen min-
utes; had nothing to drink. 'Pie 1, a
-ion of M, R. Rennie,
It had been snot\ ing nearly all
night. There n Solne ,Ilow (11 the
road which was rather ttIt jtr, forming
sinsh oh the pavement.
11' 111 1111 iif the car and went to
the front, looked for driver fel buggy.
1.1ot flashlight out of car.
"I ffoand the driver of the buggy
behind my car," Rennie said,
.1 nother car, driven by Fred John -
ton, of Seaford/. strumed. 'Rennie
tyre his flashlight to the driver of an -
filler ear told went to Mr, Nolan'
:muse to phone 1)r. NleMa,ter. lie
.ould not work the rural phone, so
11r. NMan phoned and ',Rennie then
.eturned to help ,top ears from going
1,10 fast. using the flashlight,
ile waited 'for the police,
rile headlight, ;IF the ear he had
1V(.11 Meeting 14 Hilt blinding; he
would call them good lights, Rennie
stated.
\Ir. Thompson ,of Hensall driver of
:he car had stopped about twenty
feet further down and reported to
'idef Snell later.
Rettivie stated his windshield wiper
was going, Ile would think he could
see alum: 35 feet ahead of the car that
night.
„you were ,Aatrhing
the road and could see about the dis-
tancte hem een the poles?"
'1 eon Id Ave from ifne telephone
lade to another 'before the other ear
ipproaciletl.
Rennie stated he did not know the
deceto,ed.
Dr. 31 'lit -ter, Seaford; physician,
said the body was on the middle ol
the pa,vement on the black line. It
.vas in the vicinity of 9 o'clock when
he 14 111 vaned. The man was dead
when he saw hint. There was a irac.
tire of 'base of facial injuries.
Ind right smolder fractured.' 1-{e (1111
not know the tlecen-ted.
l'Ite 011 11 -A 11.11e0N. Was \Villiant J.
„leary who lives at St. Coluntban.
lie had lumwn the deceased for 30
years. The body was mid wa) between
the black line and north side oi the
(Continued on Page. 0131111
Auto and Buggy in Fatal Crash
Ilitst,11"1"rcis
Altorc are shown the car and buggy which figured in the
fatal crash tin Saturday night in which Joseph Ambrose Mur-
phY was killed on T-Tighway No, 8, two miles east of Seaforth.
The pictures. taken by The News. shortly after the accident,
show 'the damaged front of the Rennie car, covered with
snow. in n Seaforth garage; below. are the retna TIIS of the
11(.-or.."-s;(le the the Fon-se in left bactizronnd,
DIAMOND JUBILEE
tNorthside 'United 'Church, Seaforth,
celebrated its sixtieth anniversary 011
Sunday with the edifice crowded to
capacity aft the morning and evening.
services. The pastor, Rev, T. A. Car-
michael conducted the opening. exer-
cises in the morning and read a km:t-
iro-in /Rev. Capt. 'Edwards of Tavis-
toOk, a former pastor, who waS un-
able to come because of The
Rt, Rev. Peter D.D., moder-
ator of the United Church of Capada.
was the speaker. He 'brought greet-
ings from the executive emnwil of the
'United Church. lir. Bryce has just
returned from an extensive visit of
the northern presbyteries where he
addressed many meetings of church
leaders aid vongregations. This year
he has visited practically every con,
ference in the church, including. .1he
Maritimes and Newfoundland. He has
also given actite leadership in the
'Missionary anil Maintenance Fund
fali prograin. This summer he vi,ited
England ,and on his return he went,
at the request of church leaders. in
Saskatchewan, through the dried -fen
areas. motoring 1,500 miles. On his 01-
t11rn he ha- been stimulating interest
In the relief plans of the ehurch and
the raising of S40,0110 for the relief of
[Tithed Chureh ministers in Sa'skatchs
etvan, The church in Canada 1111, hem'
a great factor, he said, in binding the
East and NiVest together. The Catli-
Olie and Protestant churches have
sent more than 700 cars of relief .-111'-
01res. The United Chureb sent 2,11ld
bales of clothing last year and more
would he sent this year because tin
need is greater.
The f•vening service was conduct-
ed by .Rov. Walden= millam,.
of Saria. President of the lam•I
Conference. Tie fireachtal a tury
sermon on the stthject •TI, the Chan.)
taking- his test from Revela-
tions. •
Special mused taltS rl'tidt'r)'tlOytlil
choir under the direetion of Mr. and
Mrs. J. A, Stewart.
.\ very successful fowl 111Pner w41'.
held on Monday t''c',iittg, folIv ed tv
0 program. Dr, F. lIarburn react a
history of the .cilthrelt since its orgau-
iaation, after which Mrs. Jame, lleat-
tie, daughter of the first pastor of tilt
present rhumb, the late Rev, (11'f.
11u.ggift wa, 4/resented with roses.
Miss Turnbull's ela,, s51114 sevens'
titrother,. llr, Cameron t ;ethics of
Lucknou assisted in the program.
The proc.ved4 itt the anniversary
will amount to about 88110,00.
PINDER-PEARSON
hside itti led Church parson -
here was 111e scene a quiet
,t 'ddin 1 on Saturday morning ttt 111110
&clod( When Viola Jvan Pimp:tut.
youngest daughter of ),Ir.
Pearson and the late Mrs. Pearson,
>nal united in marriage to Charles
Pinder, 0011 of the late NVilliam Pind-
er: The Rev. T. \. Ca:ma:dew! riffle
etted. The bride was gowned in cor•
,nation blue velvet with Int of mit-
responding shade iind ttert'ssafrie, to
match. She ma, attencled 'Ay Miss
\'elinft •Me ‘rthnr, 'Alto wore a wrs1
rolored tailvired tire.. ittlt Iwo 011 itt
et,e •taes.
and hrown •;1I .1 II
Ilic ceremony the young eimple left
on a honeymoon 4rip to l'oronto.
DIED IN LONDON
Ir.. '((av) l'lv:it, Aire
‘V. J. I: van. of 7q8 York strut.' Lon
Too, I Sunday at her home •follow -
int; a short illness,
T\ 1 1.,• R \-4,1 was forn'e6Y 311, 11".
on. and 1111'. 'born Swaf,,y;11.lltO
111111 lived in 1.101)1 11 'or the past LS
years, She was a member of St.
:11113'1 Clinrch in London, the .\;t.41'
Society. the Catholic \Vomon's Lea.
au, and the League of the Sacred
Heart. Surviving are ler husband:
three 411)),, of NIonireal: Carl
old John. ,both if London; two (15n-
111)ers, Mrs. .1 iord•In Ilol n nis, Ham-
ilton, and Mi.; Mary alt hornet Iwo
brothers„ 1 ;eorge 1)ixon.
and Frani: 1)ixon. Clinton: \\
ter,. rs. J. 11. 1.3titTy, and3)1 I
11 /0011, 1)001 Ilf It .Plth 10. •
Th, funeral ',sits held 317.edm
morning in London at S't. t
Church. 1 Mermen' 014 in St. l'• trr.-
emetery, 'London.
Ili', and NI Ryan resiicT 11 Sea-,
forth ,creral months after thr;r mar-
-iage ad then lived ,at Wal w a i.e3\
year, before going to London.
'Much interest has ,been taken local-
ly in the fortunes of ,Ertigram, the
horse on which •Erank, Taylor of Ex-
eter, had a ticket wlhich stood, to win
him $1150,1000, The horse, however.
was not alilono the WinilerA 1;1 the
Wednesday race.
Phone 84.
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IT PAYS
Res, 10
MRS. WM. MeMICHAEL
'11), death, of Mrs. 1\11'illiam Ide-
lielittel, •a highly respected resident
of Seaftwth for Many years. oeenrred
•arly ‘Vtaltle•tlay morning, Oct. 27.
She wit, in her 1145th year. Mrs. Nies
:\lichael hail um been indffying th,
besi of health ftw some thne and if:
noon Saturday, in attempting to ris,
front lied at the harm' of her daughter,
Nit's. R.. P,. Coates, of town, 1011
to the floor fracturing her hip, She
was removed to the hospital and pass-
ed away early Wednesday.
Formerly dsahella Sutherland she
was a daughter of the late James Su-
therland. town line, +Hullett, about
two and half miles from Seafortil
where she was born and lived until
she and 31 r, •Nittliettael came to Sea•
Forth about 111 year. :igo. N1r. \le
Mieltiters death occurred thirtee,.
years ago, a ''4 1)1,trit'l.• after the'
:on, 1,03101 Ch",pdand, 'IS kilted
1.1 1 11 it.seident )ne and 1')., da-
31...1.fichae!
11 .1: M 4. hittmIllen,
11-.1 NIrs. le. F. Code., Se.,
Forth. 11r,. ut was the
Illi of a 1111114 411'''
•rri. 11, rnneral sd1 Like •,
t1e .‘f ;ler flitivgliter.
P,. ovit 3partmentk:. 1,11
Fri.!
'11111, 4), I uteri -nom \\ ill take
1, AitIlnd Bank Cemetery.
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DEALERS MEET HERE
IdeColl • Troinefuto Oil Co. held
their till ,k• dollet, and service
111VV:iliZ the
TY` 11,1c' ,a1 \ evening.
TS 01'i'0 'Mr. Villiato,,1
\ s,\ 31r. 1 ameg 1 mdam of Stiffalo, N.Y.:
N;ire.mk, Detroit, Mich., and
-chemist. Ir. ('1,0, the \ -
,1 of r,t ;.1:111 '(le, Fiore 3I''' 111"kP' 14 [-"11`1"'
LATE JOSEPH MURPHY
l'he late Joseph Murphy tVZI.S. born
46 year, ago on the farm where he
,pent nmst of Inc life, lot 341, eon. 1.
Hibbert. Huron Road, 21:: miles east
of Seaforth. He was a sou of the late
Francis .Nlurphy who died in April,
of this yaw, and 0",l a highly respeet-
ed and successful .fariner.
*bout twelve years ago he went to
Detroit, spent several years there, and
then reiturn•erl to his home. 3) r, 1).thr-
phy was unina,rriedand is survived
by 'his znotlier, with whom he oa,
residing: ASO three brothers and two,
sisters: iFirank Murphy Of 'Sacra-
mento, Calif.: James Murphy of Nem
York; John Murphy, at home;
*Arr.:. John L. .Devereaux, Tucker -
smith: Mrs. Charles' ,Robertson.
Ecu-
nabeck, Ont
A brother, Vincent P. Murphy, a
lawyer at Humboldt, Sask.. lost
life in 0 110.,14ning accident ,at Stoney
Lake, Sask.. in 104115.
The Stmeral MIA held Tnesday
morning from the residence of hi,
brotlier-,11-lavc. Mr. John •Devereans.
Lot fl. Con. 11', Inekersmith, 10 St,
Columban Church, and thence to St.
rollunban cemetery For imerment.
Solemn Requiem high Nlas was
cel e bra tvd by Rec. Father Dailtzer.
The pallbearers ,,t're 31 0,.m.. }tarry
'Fortune. .10 -mill Dorsey. l'at
Joseph 14 alt', loseph Flanagan. lames
'(11104 tho.e from ,t di:tan:re at-
tending, the furcral were :qrs. Clias.
Robertsoe 0 Kennaheck; Miss Marg-
ar. t Clement. Miss 'Mary Jordan and
• f Coe 1' '('11,113 do9t. 'ph,. ab,,,
erk• l'oromo
• c;rtirman • I 111 711‘,1711.2, 10.
11% 1 1, Corry. .114 1:1,,nal aIes man-
-;uer I to .1, hy the 11,11
11, \ Ir. J. Borrnm,
:lid 3. \V \
Hu re 1. I1141 111,'11 11 iiivc
and 'r "''di,'n 01 ,,t',•3••
nI St..tforlh and ;Ii•dri,•i. atnsresim'1e-
ly. 611 in numlier.
11r. '11) 111 ‘‘ ere ,k
ered :trolind .1 very Mien...tine, pirtnr.
showing (bit eon -manic,' activitie,
inarkeling. Mr. (iil)son 1li,,c14,cd in
great di tail the prifilt Inissibilitie, a
dealer has at his disposal by hying
menthes of the 1\feColPFremtemte or.
ganization and explained the assi,t-
SISTER-IN-LAW PASSES
\ \ nnic Murraynail Mr. Wal-
ter Mirror received word Wednesday
Tho,
\ hirr i 11 Sacramento'. Calif., had
Isa..•vel :161 ay that morning. Mrs. Mur-
yay least always lived in California.
She and her hn:b.and .visited here it
number of years ago, Her 111.11hall.(1
StirriVeS her.
w000 -IRVINE
At the manse, E.gmontiville, by the
Rer. A. W. Shepherd, on Saturday,
Oct. 11611, at 2 pan., Margaret Ellen,
elder daughter cd Mt. and Mrs. Wil-
liam Trvine, Tuolcerstnith, Wati mar-
ied to 'John .joseph, eldest son of Mr,
ance the contpany was ready to reit- ''111 1"• 11442":` \\'oo'l, Nl.'WC'asO('•
144 tOltIl', 1410'