Zurich Herald, 1932-11-10, Page 1Q Ie, XXXIII
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ZURICH,, THURSDAY MO NU4O NOVE
BER 101932,
Chester L, Smith, Fab
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Let the ...erald A+ s guide you in your Fall .and Minter
LA. Stratford man wrote a note,put A recent issued News of the World
it in a bottle and tossed it into Lake has the following to say: "It is prob
Huron eight years ago and found it ably that the engagement of the
the other day not far from the point int Prime
announced Minister
stortl of to Mead Colby, a may be
.at which he flung it in. Well, y
sometimes think the mails are a lit- very wealthy widow. She is a dau-
tle slow but we'll stick to them rath- ghter of the late Sir George Kemp, a
ser than take the bottle route. -Clip- formeMrf Canada
•ton News -Record. money before he became Prime Min-
A prominent motor cyclist of town ister. He will be the richest Prime
had a real "thrill" experience the Minister in the Empire."
.other clay west of town, when in +-•+
some way the cycle left the road and Fiftieth Anniversary
quickly :was across the ditch and in- Mr. and Mrs. Matthew Wurm cel -
to the fence, but no serious damage
' was done, and when it was all over ebrated their fiftieth e den b_ei 5th,
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the cycilist asked an eye witness who ersary on Saturday,
resides in town, asking "How did it at 247heir home in ela vies and (end's, Michigan.
were
all happen?" present at this event, were from
Memphis, Marysville, Detroit, Dear-
born, Chicago, Bay City, Ulby, Cross -
well, Harbor Beach, Toronto and
Zurich, Ont. Mrs Wurm, 73 years
ago was born in. Stanley Township,
ST. PETER'S
Evangelical Lutheran Church
ZURICH ONT.
"A Changele`r>rlild°
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'SUNDAY SERVICES
9.0 a. m: -German Service.
11.15 a. m.-Suttda7 Sclmrl.
7.30 p. m. -ll ngllsh S rve'
Everybody Welcomerr to all; Services.
E. Turkbshaee Paste
Blue Scranton Cost
The Color. Guaraafeem 11i (Quality.
ity.
SCOTCH COAL
'Bey an EMPLRE PRODUCT welt& dee,
10 Points of Superiority. she were wooden shoes which her
.(1) A British Product: (21 Less Ash. father 313.a de. On arriving at the
(8) Long Burning (4 Evert Heating school door, she removed the wooden
Easily Kindled- ,(til •legrt.orm: shoes and put on slippers which her
5} srIy an rsnd:e from cloth. Her father
• Quality. .(e.)I10 Clinlc�l high was :a .soldier in the Civil war. While
in Carbon Cont. antflil• Lem easeenf;•aged in the service of his country
(/01 Lees Formate
IN MEMORIAM
WURM-Anna M. Wurm. In
cherished memory of our beloved
sister who passed away seven yearns
ago, November. 10th, 1925 -
Deep in our hearts your memory
• lingers.
Sweetly loving, tender and true;,
There 13 not a •day, dear Anna,
That we do not think eat you.
Loving Sisters and Brothers..
WANTED
Agent for good reliable Life In
surance Company for Zurich and sur-
rounding country. Good contract to
man wishing to do business. Apply
to Herald. Office, Zurich. -
Purchases
access ecerowesofioteeeetteeeeit,Pe
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Mrs. E. Gesell vf Dashwood vera=
g visitor with Mrs.. E. Weido, a few
days last week.
Mrs. E. Bender and son Edwin, of
Blyth, were week -end visitors at the
home of Mrs. Lydia Pfile.
Mr. and Mr-.. George Farwell are
spending a few days in Kitchener,
combining pleasure with business.
Dr. Hunt, specialist, of London,
was a visitor in town on Sunday, cal-
ling on his patient, Miss Anna Hess.
Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Smith and Mae
ommee, on the Town Line of Hay and Mr. D. Smith motored to New
Township, when their daughter Marie Hambuvg on Sunday, for the day.
three miles northeast of Zurich on became the bride of Victor Hughbert The Women's Missionary Society
the farm now owned by Mr. John of Detroit, Mr. Richard Denomme of St. Peter's Lutheran church will
Baker. Mr. Wurm when 13 years of was groomsman, while Miss Lillian hold a sale of home made baking on
age with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Florine was bridesmaid. Little Misses Saturday, Nov. 19th, at 3 p.m. at
Daniel Wurm, went to Michigan and Doris Denomme and Marie Regier, Johnston & Kalbfleiseh's store.
farm near My. Mrs• flower girls The bride wore a
settled
on a were oSorryto report that Ms-, Charles
Wurm, '72 years of age was Dorn on dress of ivory satin. modelled on Prin.
•n and car- Surerus, son of 'Vas. Oliver Surerus
a farm near Galt, Ont. When a few
months old her parents, Mr. and Mrs
Henry Krohn, also moved to a farm
near Ulby. Mr. and. Mrs. Wurm we-
re married at Ubly by Rev. John An-
derson, pastor of the Methodist Epis-
copal church there. They lived on -a
farm near Ubly, Mr. Wurm was a
carpenter. They have two sons, Al-
fred of Detroit and Purden of Dear-
born, a son Elmer died at Chicago 6
years ago. Mr. and Mrs. Wurm have
spent practically all their life in the
Thumb. 12 years ago they moved to
Memphis, where they purchased a
home, and now reside. They recall
the fires of 1871 and 1881. Their
parents` lost -their homes and all pos-
sessions during these fires. With true
pioneer:spirit, log houses were soon
erected and an attempt to gain a liv-
ing from the wilderness was again
:made. Mrs. Wurm relates that when
she .first attended school, a log struct-
ure un the corner of her father's farm
] r Attention
'Solvay Coke, Alberta LLrnp
and -Miller's Creek alt's ,on
band..
The Fuel Yards with all varieties of
the Highest Quality.
I-lighest Cash Pies paid. for;
Eggs oona graded b/assis.
• W. R. .DA,. aDSON
Snceesser tto
leis wife with five small children car.
ed: for the farm. Mr, and Mrs. Wurm
say; "The old. days were the best.
folks .were happier then. If any were
sick or in need, they were helped and
cared for by their neighbors. Eeach
loved his neighbor as himself.
HY'MENIAL
Hughbert-Denomme
r,+A.:rather pretty wedding at which
tnearly one hundred guests at't'ended
was solermnimesfl ley Rev.. Father L.
D. A. CM T4'8'lE'I-'ON a1.ar-dhani%, carr.'Wednesday last, .at the
t (Phone No. 10 HEtgS*I3-. T' home of Mr. land Mrs_ Maxime Den-
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cess lines, with short tray west of town, was on Sunday rush-
ried a bouquet of Talisman roses and ed to London Hospital and operated.
white chrysantheums. The brides edn for appendicitis, it was a very
maid wore a dress ofpink silk lace critical case and Charles is a ver
with brown velvet ehneei hese and r $
gloves to match, and carried a bou- sick young man.
quet of Briarcliffe roses, and yellow
pom porins. The flower girls each
carried a nosegay, Mr. ant Mrs.
Hughbert will settle in Detroit after
a honeymoon by motor.
Hartman -Ryan
Last Monday morning St. Patrickts
church, Dublin was the scene of
:
pretty wedding when Elizabeth, dant Barry Bossenberry of Port Franks,
ghter of • Mrs.- M. `Ryatr'beeazne lei -me ` HO``s rroerr4' -or reror,tener;
bride of Philop Hartman of Seaforth. were visitors in town this week, also
Rev. Father Odrowski performed the attending the funeral of the late E.
ceremony. The brbide, who entered Bossenberry.
The chicken supper held in the
Town Hall, last Thursday evening,
under the auspices of the St. Boni-
face R. C. Church, was another big
success, and was very well patron-
ized, and they sure did give a good
supper!
Mr. Bruce Bossenberry of Forest,
the church on the arm of her brother
jack Ryan, looked charmingiy in a
navy blue georgette dress with hat
to match and carried yellow chrysan-
thrums. Miss Annie Ryan was brid-
Friday of this week, Nov. lith is
Rememberance Day, and a public
holiday throughout Canada. Please
don't forget that all places of bus -
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something a little different.
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esmaid. 'rile bridegroomHartman of Kit- wa; assisted inter shall be closed on this day. a. $2.00 Q7 05, BOY'S HEAVY WORK BOOTS,.BOOTS,.The best maGs Ile -
by his brother John'
all banks will observe it thus. This tamable. .Also fine shoes for best sizes 1 to s�ilc•. e.
is to remember us of the date when. +chenex. After a short Bone` niool, the world war ended in Nov. 11th, + $1.45, $1.75, YOUTH'S WORK SHOES, Plain or Toe Caps. a .�:-
'sir. and Mrs. Hartman will reside y1S d it bilin;;•: backlite, salt finer Shoes for School, Sizer 11 to 13%•
Seaforth. 1 an r�
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HAY COUNCIL
The regular meeting of the Coun-
cil of the Township of Hay was held
in the Town Hall, Zurich, on Mon-
day, November 7th, 1932, with all
the members present. The minutes. of
the previous meeting were adopted on October 29th. The Tate Mrs.
as read. After disposing of the Schweitzer was formerly Emma Rick-
beil, being the oldest of the family
of the late Mr. and Mrs. John F.
Rickbeil, and her passing will be news
to her many friends and relatives in.
This vicinity.
Edward Bossenberry passes
This week we are called upon to
record the passing of a lifelong resi-
dent of Zurich and community in the
person of Edward Bossenberry, who
passed away at the horse of Mr. and
Mrs. Thos. Leach near Bayfield, who -
OBITUARY
Word was received here of the pas-
sing of Mrs. Emma M. Schweitzer,
wife of Amos Schweitzer, who died at
their home at San Antonioo, Texas,
communications the following resol-
utions were passed:
That accounts covering payments
on Township Roads, Telephone and'
General Accounts be passed as per
vouchers.;
Geo. Armstrong, rd. 2, $7.00; J.
Sararas, rd 15, 9.80; F. C. Kalbfieisch
lumber rd 13, 8.04; J. Ronnie, rd 6
5.00; A Smith, r18, 6.80; C. Alds-
worth rds. 3-13-14, 4.40; R. Adams
rd 10, 60.70; E. Deters, streets Zur-
ich Village, 10.63; S. Martin rd 6,
10.75; E. H. Weltin, repair account
1.80; F. E. Denomme, rd. 10, 5.50; re he had been staying, on Tuesday
T. Dinsmore, rd 18, 7.05; G. Ptbus morning,at the age of 85 years and
rd 5, 8.25; Wm. Fisher rd 11, 135.85
Wm. McLaren, acct crusher 6.90; A.
Mousseau, rd 3, 15.95; F. J. Haberer
rd 7, 101.89; S. McArthur, rd. 1,
5.60; W. J. Jarrett, road Supt. 50.00
Crusher pay list 218.80; T. Welsh,
crushed stone 31.64; Johnston &
Kalbfleisch, acct. rd 14, 2.00; Gen-
eral Accounts -Zurich Hydro, lights
town hall, `2.70; L. H. Rader, select=
ing jurors 6.00; W. H. Edighoifer,
ditto 6.00; A. P. Hese, ditto 8.00;
Insurance on Ball 20.00; 1Vlunicipal
World, supplies 4.94; Errors in doog,
tax 10.00; L. Schumacher, balance
Weed Inspector salary 81.20; Tel-
ephone Accounts -Zurich Hydro, li-
ghts telephone office 3.25; Max. Den-
omme refund rate 2.50; Bell Tel. Co.
tolls Aug to Sept. 179.24; Northern
Electric Co., material 117.11; Zur-
oh Central switching five weeks 85.-
00; Fire Insurance, , Central office
i5.00; Dept. National Revenue, tax'
on calls 65.1,^2 ; E. R. Guenther, cart-
age
art
age 1..45; G. J. Thiel, trucking poles
3.00;, fames Green, error in rate
12.00- lI. •C,.. Hess, labor, etc. 160.93
The. Council' adjourn( d to meet a in the Bronson Line Evangelical Gets -
rain +vn Ivienday', Deceneber 6th at':etery, on Wednesday afternoon, with
t.30 warlock in the alteenca.,. Rev. C. Schrag, Ofthe,Mennonite
A. 'I+', Glen Clerk. church. ofiiei i ing.
6 months, a very fine old age indeed.
Mr. Bossenberry who in his prime
was favored with a strong physical
body, lost that strength gradually for
the last few years, and during the
last year or so had considerable diffi-
culty in being aroung, and the end
came to relieve him of heart weak-
ness. In his prime of life, Mr. Bos-
senberry was intetrested in race hor-
ses and trained several gees: ones, he
was also known far and wide as a
very efficient auctioneer, and regard-
less . of competition, he conducted
practically all the sales in his dis-
trict, and sure could weld the ham-
mer, as the saying goes. Was for
many years a resident; of. Zurich, and.
is survived by en adopted daughter,
(Annie), Mrs. Gross of Kitchener;
One sister, Mrs. Joseph Matters, of
Smith's Centre, Kansas; Four bro-
thers, Frank of Kitchener, Harry 'of
Port Franks, Charles and Allan of
•Calgary, Alb., besides many other re-
latives who mourn his loss. His wife
Mrs. Sophia Speth, predeceased in
1)23. The remains were laid to rest
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