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STANLEY TOWNSHIP
"'irm1.' week of+lrayer is being elder -
fired in th* VeirAa, Goshen and Blake.
4,hierelies tl rk week. The pastor,
]ev. E, . 1. Poulter is giving helpful
'inedr sses Waeh evening on the sub'-
ject" of Prayer. The services are. tat-,
:ung the farm of preparatoen, serviel s
for the Ceram -anion service which wilt
The held next Sunday, January 10th.
At the Municipal Election held in
Stanley on Monday, Wm. Doff ;'las
•o.vas elected Reeve by a majority of
Stn over Art. Keys, who has been
ereev.e for the past three years.. The
dollowing are the Councillors for
1932, and the number of votes polled
for each::
Maier ?03
toy Lamont 323
c`3ed bltatson 310
Mervyn Hanley 285
Mervyn Hanley being the only
$t '.i or from the council of 1931.
BLAKE
infisa Margaret Tough who spent
'Te holidays at her home has''etiturn-
. to her school near Shakespeare.
31"frs. Fred Turner of Goderich,
who spent last week with friends in
"Blake and Zurich returned home on
::Monday, .accompanied by her another
and father, Mr. and Mrs. Ross John-
sto„
amass Emma Dinsmore Of London,
niteneenit g few days :at her home on the
Miss Marearet Douelac hie return-
Itee ber school in 'Goderich Town -
:snip after spending the holidays at
*ter home in the village.
Mr. OR3'ii Mrs. Salic thy and fain-
ily a at Sunday at .ttllte home of Mr.
and trs. Dick WWII, near Zurich.
41iln, and Mrs•. Uri Weido and 'da -
tighter of WA spent New Year's
day at the Menne of Mr. and. Mtn.
/toss Johnsteie,
Mrs. Chia Niaanson and son of Tor-
onto are viisiting friends on the Go -
shell Lin.
Miss le E. McDonald returiteth to
resume :her duties as teacher of S.S.
No. 9, after spending the holidays at.
her brain near Ripley.
M. R. N. Douglas accompanied by
Mr. 'Wm. Clarke called on Wields in'
Hensall'; on Tuosday.
The .Misrsee,, Gwendolyn.. land -Mary;
Cclarke of.,,,Godechspent. ;Christmasl
any at' their'lmome met the village.
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Mr. and Mrs. W. Me l►1&fi`a`ter rof
monton are visiting their relatives.
and friends in this vicinity.
Mr. and Mrs. Ashman and son
Douglas, who spent the holidays 'with
Mr. and Mrs. J. Richardson, have re-'
turned to their home at Tills'omibumge
The schools in this section have op-'
ened again after the hre1i$ays. Miss`
Lettie Love teacher in S:S. No. 3,
Hay, and Mr. Dinnin in S.' S. No.?,
Stanley.
Mr. and Mrs. W. 27ensitt of Ren -1
sall spent New Yeaz's With Mr. 'and;
Mrs. Orville Smith.
Mr. W. Jarrott and Annie spent
New Year's 'with Mr.. 'anti Mrs. D.
Nichol in Hensall.
Mr. and Mrs. ohn McBride and,
family and Mr. and Mrs. Roy '
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With Mr, and Mrs, Jno. Love.
Mr. and Mrs. Y, Campbell and c.htl+
dren of near Exeter spent New Ye-
ar's at the home of Mr, and Mrs,
Hugh Love,
Misses eleaztette Ma ilister. and
Helen .AP d.ea on have 'returned to
their duties at High School,
Mr. Russell Love •of Toronto, sp-
ent New Year's Day'awithhis parents
Mr. and .Mrs. W. Lrive.
Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Consitt, of
I•Iensa$. spent a Ifew days with their
son Mr. and Mee. Russell Consitt.
Mr. and Mrs. A. Love of Hensall
spent New Year's with their son, Mr
and Mrs, H. Love.
Mr. . Forrest and family spent'•,
New Year's with Mr. and Mrs. G.
Lavender in Hensall.
The W. M. S. will hold their first;
meeting ofthe New Year at the home
of Mrs. W. Turner on Wednesday,,
afternoon, January 13th.
Mrs. R. Love is spending the hoe -1
days '•with her daughters on the Lau-
donRoad near Hensall.
DASHWOOD
:Messrs. Henry Schrader and Julien
Graybeil and Mr. and Mrs. Geo.Linik
attended the funeral of a relative at
Capac, Mich., last Thursday.
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Mr. and Mrs. Sam Witzel of or
'onto spent a few days with his mo
they, Mrs. Witzel.
Miss Ruth Kleinstiver visited fri
ends in Stratford a few days las
week.
M,r. and Mrs. R. Stade of Zurich
spent New Year's with his mother
Mrs. Stade.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Hoffmann yen
tertained a number of their friend
on New Year's Eve. The evenin
was spent in cards and prizes wer
won by Mrs. R. H. Taylor and Alvi
Kellerman.
Miss Elizabeth Hartl.eib of Kitch
ener visited with relatives over Ne
Years.
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Hayo & o
London spent the holidays with relat
ives.
Mr. John Krueger of London vis
ited friends in this vicinity a few
days last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Percy Willert of St
anley spent the holidays with Mr. H
M. Willert and Rosa.
Mr. and Mrs. Hoperoft and family
of Woodbridge have moved.to town
Mr. Hepkroft is manager of the grist
mill which was recently rented from
Mr. Jacob Kellerman.
Mr. and Mrs. Sam OeKstreiche
very pleasantly entertained the mem
bers of Carl's Sunday School Class,
together with their teacher, Mrs., G.
:liiu k ,,and Miss K. Bell, at their home
,on Saturday afternoon. All report
a jolly time. ,
Mr. Kenneth Wein is attending 0.
A.C. at Guelph.
Mr. Leonard Birk returned to Gu-
elph on Monday after spending the
holidays at his home here.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. Fassold, Reta and
Mrs. Ratz attended the funeral of the
late Mr. J. Wiggins in Ingersoll last
Saturday.
.Muss .Marie Allemang of St. Clem-
ens .spent the holiday with friends.
The merchants of town are busy
taking stock this week.
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Mrs, C. Either
ing a few weeks
of town.
Mr, and Mrs.
of Zurich is spend -
with Mrs. Mitchell
Albert Spencer sp-
ent the holidays with relatives :..
Toronto.
Edith and Lily McEwan of Kitch-
ener are holidaying at the home of
their brother, John McEwan of the
London Road.
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Parlmer of
Windsor, spent the holidays with the
former's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Thos
Parlmer.
Holiday visitors at the home of Mr
and Mrs. J. W. Ortwein were: Mr.
and Mrs. A. Ortwein of Detroit, Mr.
and Mrs. Milton Ortwein and son of
London, and Miss M. Ortwein of
Toronto.
Mrs. Talbot of London is visiting
with her sister, Mrs. (Dr.) Collyer.
Mr. and Mrs. H. P. Devin of Strat-
ford were holiday visitors with Mr.
and Mrs. F. Corbett, Hay.
The many friends of Harry l-Iow-
ard are pleased to hear that he is im-
proving after his recent illness.
. Sam Rennie accompanied by his
mother, spent a few holidays with re-
latives in Detroit.
Dr. and Mrs. Dougall and children
of Petrolia, spent the holidays with
the doctor's parents, kr. and Mrs.
Wm. Dougall.
Mr.
and
Mts.
Jas.
Simpson were
visiting with friends in London last
week. ,•
Mr. and Mrs. Thompson of Toron-
to spent the holidays at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. J. Fisher.
Mrs. P, Fisher and daughter, El-
eanor visited with Mr. and Mrs Moff-
att at Brucefield.
Ed. and Wilson Berry, of Windsor
visited. over the holidays with their
mother.
An unusual holiday visitor was
ene on the lawn of: Mrs. John Mur-
oc:n on Christmas Day, being a ra-
in which evidently thought that the
weather in Hensallwas as good as the
aunYiy rSO'sith,
Mae • MoNae `htOmt of Toronto, sp-
ent the holidays with her parents,
Mr. and Mrs, D, McNaughton.
William and Percy Gram of Lan-
sing, Mich., visited over the ,iolidays
with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Geo.
Grain.
Martha and Merle Carlile of Lon-
don were visitors at their home here.
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Bonthron of
Detroit visited for a few days with
Mrs, Rebt, Bonthron.
Mr. and Mrs. Miller of Kitchener,
were visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Con-
rad T.iemnan,
Relatives in the village received
word on Tuesday last of the death
of John Hicks which occurred sud-
denly at his home in Beamnsville. on
Monday afternoon: He was a son of
the late Thomas and Mrs. Hicks of
Chiselhurst and spent his early life
there. He was a school teacher
and taught at Wyoming, Stony Creek
and for the last 20 years has been
principal of the Beamsville' public
school. He also owned. and managed
a large fruit farm at Beamsville and
also a poultry farm, exhibiting his
prize stock at the big exhibitions in
COUNTY NEWS
sidents, celebrated the 59th anniver-
sary of their wedding.
An attempt was made early one
day recently to enter two Seaforth
stores, but in both cases the would-be
thieves were unable to gain entrance
The Wingham Horticultural Soc-
iety has purchased the lot ini that
town on which the Bell factory for-
merly stood and will convert it into
e beauty spot.
While on duty the other even-
ing, Chief of Police W. G. Fee, of
Seaforth was suddenly stricken with
a fainting spel. He was removed to
his home where his condition is re-
garded as serious. Jos. Hoggarth
has taken Mr. Fee's place.
During services in the Kincarclinie
United church last ' Sunday evening
some one entered the basement of
the church and stole two ladies' fur
coats, a man's overcoat, and several
scarfs and gloves. The owners were
in the choir at the time.
Clinton's first community Christmas
tree, sponsored by Mayor Cooper,
who subscribed $100 towards the ex-
penses and gave much time to the
preparations, was set up this fear
aand on Dec. 18th, it proved to be
a very successful affair.
Verna Coates, Egxeter, on the
day before Christmas had the misfor-
tune to .fal down the- cellar steps at
the home of Mrs. C. A. Southe+tt;,
with the result that she fractured a
bene in the left wrist and was other-
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wise shaken up.
• While in Goderich the other day,
making arrangements for the ship-
ment of a quota of men to the north
country to work on 'the Trans -Canada
Highway, F. M. Higgins, supt., fm•
the Employment Service of Canada,
at Stratford, met with an accident
when his car left the road on Glcm:-
cester Terrace and rolled down the
embankment. He sustained painful
lacerations to his head and face ernd.
was taken to Alexandra Hospital, God
eilich, for treatment.
Thirteen men from Seaforth and
district left Seaforth the other morn-
ing for Bonhauer, near Kenora, wh-
ere they will be engaged on highway
construction work. A large number of
citizens saw them off at the station.
A special car was attached to the
afternoon train from •Goderich, wh-
1 ich picked up parties at points along
the line. •
. A pretty' wedding took place at the
hone of Mr. and Mrs. Jos. Hickey,
Stephen Tp,, on Wednesday Dec. 16„
when their daughter, Dore'thy Adel -
aid, became the bride of John Mills,
son of Mr. and Mrs. Sam. Mills of
Granton. The ceremony was perfor-
med by Rev. F. L. Lewin of Green-
way, They will reside at Fairview
Farm, 20th cooncession of Stephen.
Turner's Sunday school piTt on a
very fine program at the Huron Co-
unty Home last week, readings, songs
instrumentals music and a Christmas
pageant made up ,• a..most pleasing
program, which was much appreciat-
ed. At the conclusion of the program
a treat of candies, oranges and co-
okies was distributed.
On Christmas day Mr. a'nd Mrs. S.
Jacobs, two of Seaforth's oldest re -
The Hydro Commission are plann-
ing some changes at the Exeter hydro
station. The present transformers are
to be replaced by larger and more
powerful transformers to take care
of the increased load both in Exeter
and the , Exeter iteral District. .The
new transformers will .be placed .out-
side the present building. The met-
ering eria ui, men
m equipment will still remain in
p
thebuilding. Th
g e estimated cost. of
making the change is in the neighbor-
hood of $6,000. The change will be
made this winter.
"Scottyxa eMacDougall, Professi-
onal wrestler, native of G•oderieh
Township and well known locally, is
luonunem�t m the sport pages of met-
ropolitian newspapers. He has just re
turned from a four-year sojourn in
New Zealand and Australia. The ot-
her night at Madison Square Gard-
en, New York, he earned a draw in
a 30 -minute contest against S. Wes -
trick of Germany. The ncwpape,•^
state ",Sr ote" coines from Scotlani
1•ie ha., either forsaken or 10-ego:ten
Porter's Hill, his birthplace.
":i'.EonsdErg„ d'arizuarlr Ith, 1932
91 scevrrito e, `biome' brake mut, at the
�wder%c.ls Soltplaaut ;iasis. Monday,
ev-
ening. The fire which, started: ire the
cooper ahop, had gained considerable
headway before it was noticed. and
the alarm sent b. however, prompt
aa.etiea by the :fire brigade quickly
got the blaze under control.. The es-
timated Janney is 0.,500.. Work. is
immediately etarted to repair the bu-
ilding, one end o which was badly
gutted by fie.
The death occurred. ather home
near Grand I3end on December 26th
of Miss :Emma. Mollard. Deceasedhad
been ailing for about four weeks and
had been a patient , sufferer; death
comping as a relief to severe pain.She
had been a lifelong' resident of the
Moller(' Line; having' been born on
the same Line 57 years ago, being a
daughter of the late James Mollerd•
The late Miss Mollaed is: survived by
three sisters and three, brothers.
Gordon, four-year-ild, son• of Mr.
and Mrs. Frank Overholt, Huron Rd.
is in Alexandra Hospital, Goderich,
suffering from severe injuries due to
scalding, the result of a fall into a
pail of scalding water: Injuries extend
from the waist tothe knees. The doc-
tor in attendance states that there is
more danger from shock than from
actual injury, but it is thought the
child will recover: At the time of
the accident Gordon was running af-
ter an apple, and tripped, falling in-
to the hot water.
,.The largest wholly Canadian lake
is Great Bear Lake• lir the Mackenzie
district of the Nardi -west Territories.
Its area is about 12,000 square miles.
North Huron Plowmen
The annual meeting; of the North
Huron Plowmen's Association was
held at Brussels December 19th, with
the president, William Speir; in the
chair. The retiring officers were re-
elected, L.. E_ Cardiff tieing secretary
treasurer. The financial report show-.
ed $304 paid out in prize money,
leaving a balance of' $28.44' and the
county grant of $100 not yet re-
ceived for 1931. It was decided to
hold a plewing match: agaiia in 1931..
Early History
The earliest history of Biddulph
Township, Middlesex County, dates
back to the year 1930, ,wen; Fred-
erick Stover, a Quaker from; Norwich
Connecticut, bought 300 acres of
land from the Canada Company at
$1.50 an acre and made a settlement
of colored people, most of' wham
were refugee slaves who were bought
or broke away from their ma.ste:r:s•>.
The friends from Connecticut estab-
lished a school and supported the col-
ony until they were able to support
themselves.
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Sound News and other short
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ieffdring a tbralling dramatic story
by Denis Robins
The Road to Singapore
Coming—Winnie Lightner in
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