Zurich Herald, 1928-12-06, Page 1ZURICH
Volo XXIX No 23
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ZURICH. THURSDAY MORNING, DECEMBER 61928.
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IN MEMORIAM
Wurm-Catherine Wurm. In
sweetest memory of , our devoted
.Mother, who passed away two years
ago,, December 11, 1926.
Two years have passed, our hearts
still sore,
As time goes on we miss you more;
Your cheerful voice, your welcome
face.
No one on earth can take our moth-
er's place.
Her memory is as dear to -day •
.As in the hour she passed away.
When days are dark and friends are
few.
Dear little mother, how we long for
• you.
Your Loving. Children.
BAZAAR
The Ladies' Aid of St. Peter's Ev-
angelical Lutheran church, Zurich,
are holding a Bazaar and hnnie Bak-
ing Sale on Saturday, December 8th,
in the Town Hall, Zurich. Doors open
at 3 p. m. A nice apatising lunch
will be served at 25c. a plate. A
hearty invitation is extended to every
body. Come!,
In the Magistrate's Court
A young man named Elmer Daltiels of Kincardine, was brought be-
fore, Magistrate Reid at Goderich
from Seaforth, on charges of passing
worthless cheques. He bought a. suit
of clothes from a merchant there,
tendering a cheque on a Clinton hank
and in another store he tendered a
cheque for $9 after making a purch-
ase. Be worked a similar game at
Varna. In all cases the cheques we-
re found to be. worthless. Magistr-
ate Reid imposed a sentence of two
years less one day in the Ontario Re-
formatory on each of the three char-
ges. the sentences to run concurren-
tly: In a case of reckless driving
from Hullett Tp. the magistrate sus -
ended sentence on payment of costs,
nd the accused's license was cancel-
ed. For driving without an operat-
r's permit a man from Hensel] was
ned $10 and costs, and in another
ase from Hensel), a dealer in used
ars was assessed $10 an costs for
tailing to nitify the Department of
he sale of a motor car.
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Evangelical Church Notes
ZURICH — ONT.
That Filthy Story
It advertises your vulgarity and
lack of decency. It displays your in-
ner soul and character. It depresses
your better self and shows your coar-
seness; it revsals your defilement.
already -reached. It grieves and dis-
appoints yotir friends who that more
highly of you. t Sails the Imaginat-
ion of youy hearers: It disgusts the
tner sensibilities of clean men. It
:Sickens men who love pure fun but
hate foulness. It proves you unwor-
thy and •acat'iniplishes your undoing.
It convinces others that you are a
good man to keep away from. A real
man does not laugh at a smutty story
but frowns upon it, purity is nower.
"liesdaye 7.15 p. m. --Jr. League.
Thursday 7.30 -Prayer and Praise,
Friday 7,30 p.m.—Senior League
Friday 6.30 p.m.—Choir Practice
SUNDAY, SERVICES
Worship 10.A. M.
Subject -Why dM God originate
the universe of material, physical
and. Spiritual being, over a blue
iprint of perfection? Wanted! 225
Worshippers to hear this great sub
ject disanssed. Pease don't diatt-
point your pastor.
D. a.m.—Bible Schee!,
J. E. Ossetia, Superintendent.
Worship: 7.30 P. M.
Subject -A great Musical Oratorio
will be given at the everting Serv-
ice by Rite choir of the church, as -
dieted by Mr. Robert Bechtel, accom-
plished musician of New Hamburg.
Rev, W. V. Dreier, Pilger
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Mr. Elmer Oesch made a business
trip to Bayfield on Tuesday.
Nr. L. W. Hoffman is having a
renew furnace installed in his resi-
dential house.
Mr. Jonas Hortleib of Dashwood,
was a business visitor in town on Tu-
esday.
• Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Consitt of Hen -
sail, visited with friends in the vil-
lage one day last week.
Mr. Louis Schumacher, of Dash-
wood gave some of his Zurich friends
a visit on Wednesday.
1Sorry to report that Dr. H. H.
Cowen of the village suffered an at-
tack of appendicitis the past week,
,Mr. Jacob Kennel of Kitchenerr, is
spending a week or so at the home
of Mr. J. A. Manson, Goshen Line.,
Stanley.
A goodly number of our sports-
men, during the past week have tried
their luck at jack rabbit hunting, but
the season is still a little early tor
this, very interesting sport,
M. and Mrs. E. E. Weido of the
village entertained anumber of their
friends to. a fowl supper on Friday,
and needless to say, everything was
of the 'very best.
Preparations are under way for
the Christmas entertainments in the
local churches. The dates are as us -
alai, the Lutheran Church will hold
theirs on the evening .of December
24th, and the Evangelical church on
the evening of December 25th.
Mr. and Mrs. John T. Mitchell, Mr
and Mrs. Stanley Mitchell, Mr. and
Mrs. Carl Stoneman and two child-
ren all of near Chiselhurst, were Sun
day visitors at the home of Mr. and
Mrs,- C. Eilber, and being relatives
of Mrs. Eilber.
Don't forget the bazaar, and sale
of home baking in the town hall on
Saturday afternoon and evening of
this week, put on by the Ladies' Aid
of the Lutheran church. In connect-
ion with the Sale, a lunch of dainties
will also be served. This alone is
worth going a long way to enjoy.
A. most blessed Sabbath was en-
joyed on Sunday in the St. Peter's
Lutheran church on Sunday, in fact
one that will be .long remembered,
the occasion being the celebration of
the fifieth anniversary of the cong-
gegation. The day was ideal and the
roads good for this time of year, and
friends and forzner members of the
congregation came from near and far
to enjoy the blessed day's worship.
The program wass carried out very
successful in every way and the sp-
ecial appeal for funds to wipe off
the church debt contracted two years
age by the re -building of the same,,
was also met with huge success, as lit
tie, if any, still remains unpaid. The
various speakers of the day with
their inspiring messages, were given
the very best of attention, and sum-
ming up, one cannot help but say "it
was a blessed day, as the Lord was
present."
'PRESENTATION
The members of St. Bonirace R. C.
Chureh, Zurich could not let their
beloved pastor, Rev. A. M. Stroeder,
who for the past twenty-four years
has been their good and faithful
shepherd, leave their midst without a
recognition of their appreciation and
love, of this happy union spent to,
gether. So on Thursday evening
Pecknber 27ththey met at the par-
sonage and presented Father Stro-
ctter with a handsome club bag and
an attractive purse of money, and
the following address:
Dear Father Stroeder:
• We, the members
of the Saint Boniface Congregation
wish to express to you our appreciat,
ion a your twenty-four years of ser
vice in our parish. We feel that
you have given up the best part of
your life for our welfare and wish
you litany, years of health, happiness
and success ht your next parish.
Please accept this gift as a token of
our esteem and gratitude.
Yours Gratefully.,
The Parishioners.
Jewellery
Xmas.
LET THIS BE A
THE GIFT SUPREME FOR "HER"
A DIAMOND
FOR HIM: A FANCY SIGNET
RING WITH INITIALS FREE.
SHOP EARLY WE WILL HOLD
ANY ARTICLE FOR YOU TILL
XMAS,
Hess, The Jeweller
COAL
NOW IN YAIUDS
EIGHT* CAR LOADS
OF HIGH GRADE FUEL
Scranton Anthracite
Minehead Alberta
Solvay Coke
MILLER CREEK SOFT COAL. "
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• WE ARE SHOWING MANY LINES. OP WOMEN'S. MISSI3
.14.• • AND CHILDREN'S UP TO DATE FOOTWEAR AT MODERATE
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▪ 3 BUGGIES FOR SALE CHEAP.
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AGENTS FOR THE NEW FORD CAR. PHONE FOR A DEW
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WINTER GOODS
We have a full Line of Winter
Goods in Stock. Come and see them
LADIES AND CHILDRENS' UNDERWEAR, HOSE, SWEATERST,„ '
• SWEATER COATS, PULLOVERS, WINDBIREAKERS„, CAPS ,
MITTS, ETC..
ALSO MEN'S AND BOYS' WOOL. AND FLEECE umoenwnzr„
SWEATER: COATS,. WINDBREAKERS,.. MARRY. FLAIOMP.„.
AND FLEECE LINED TOP SHIRTS, cAPs,, Burrs. GLova*,
HEAVY !WEBERS, AND SOCKS OP ALL. KINDS.
ALSO HALTERS AND II.ARNESS REPAIRS
FRESH GROCERIES ALWAYS ON HAND, ALSO NE
PEELS AND FRUITS.
DRIED APPLES WANTED
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