Zurich Herald, 1942-10-01, Page 1ZURICH
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Forty Second Year ' I ZURICH; THURSDAY :MORNING, OCTOBER 1 t 944
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THIEL'S HAIRDRESSING
NOTICE
We have recently installed a
'new Shelton Waving Machine
and cern serve the public now
'Metter than ever. Be sure and
give us a call.
MRS. FEED Tam>If, Proprietress
ATTENTION
We wish to announce to our clien-
tele that we are now in our new lo-
cation, formerly Dr. Addison's :office
adjoining the' drug store. The beauty
parlour will not be open on Tuesday
evenings, Wednesday afternoon and
evening and 'Saturday
Call 68 far appointments.
Mrs. Edwin. Gasciho, Proprietress.
evenings.
EMMANUEL
EVANGELICAL CHURCH
C. B. Heckendorn, Pastor
Mrs. M. Oesch, Organist
10 a.m.—Divine Worship.
Holy Communion
11 p.m.—Sabbath School.
No evening Service. Anniversary
Sunday in Dashwood Evangelical
church.
IN MEMORIAM
Raveile — In 'loving memory of
my dear husband, who died 'August
17th, 1941.
One year is passed, dear is the spot;
Where you are laid,
Many a visit to you is paid,
Nor will you ere be forgot.
Loving wife and 'daughr te.
BAYFIELD FAIR—COLD DAY
..Bayfield Fair last Thursday, like
Zurich Fair was practical frozen out
with the raw cold winds over Lake
Huron and the attendance was not
up to what it should have been. The
exhibits were very good and keenly
contested and much enthusiasm was
shown by the exhibitors. So prob-
ably next year the weatherman will
be more kindly and give us warmer
weather for these fairs.
Used Cars
YOU WILL HAVE TO SEE OUR SELECTION. LOW MILE.
AGE CARS. LATE MODELS. LIKE NEW INSIDE AND OUT
TIRES NEXT TO NEW
19411 Pontial Coach, guaranteed only 9,000 miles.
1939 DodgeSpecial :Coach only 2800 miles.
1941 Ohev. Coach, locally owned Iby lady only 6,000 miles.
1939 Ford Coach, Like new 19,000 miles.
1938 Ford De Lux sedan, radio, heater, only 28000.
1930 Chev. Sedan $175. 1930 Ford Coupe, runvbe seat
1932 Chev. Coach repainted »...».»»'. $2.50
1931 Ford 'Coach repainted. 192:9 Ford Coach $100.00
1936 Chev. StandardCraach.
WARD FRITZ
Used Car Dealer - Zurich, Ont.
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Summe6Work Clothes
We carry a complete line of Men's Work Clothes,
at very reasonable prices. Also have Filne Shirts,
Summer Underwear, Etc.
WORK SHOES
We have a full line of Men's Work. Shoes, also a
fine display of Ladies' Oxfords. See them
Full line of Hardware, Feeds, Dry Goods, and
Patent Medicines. Give us a Call!
FRE.SH GROCERIES ALWAYS ON HAND
TNS BLAKE STORE
Eisend Swartzentruber, Prop. Phones 11-90, .
ZURICH FALL FAIR
POULTRY
Blk Hamburgs, hen 'cock crockrel
and pullet J. Mils J. Batter; S. S.
Hamburgs hen and cock J. Mills,
cockerel and pullet L O'Brien; Bar-
red Rocks hen and cock J. Mils, coc-
krel and pullet do H Block; 'White
Rocks hen D Graham, cockrel F Mc•
Cymont D Graham; :pullet D Graham
F :Mcelymont; Braihmas hen J Mills,
Thiel Bros cock Thiel Bros. J 1Vlils;
cockerel and pulet J Batter, 'Thiel
Biros ;.Blk Minorcas hen H Block and
2nd; White Minorcas hen J Mills, H
Block, cock Mills; Brown Leghorns
hen J Mils.J Battler, pullet J Batter
J Mils; Buff .Leghorns H. Block; S
C W Leghorns hen Thiel Bros. J.
Mills, cock Mill Thie Bros; cockrel J
Miiis F 'McClymont, ,pullet Mills Thi-
es Bros;,ROW Leghorns J Mills t000k
all prizes also in Buff Orpingtons;.
Wht Wyandottes hen J Mills, J Bat-
tler each Mi1'Is D Graham, cockerel]
do do, pullet Mitis J Battler Rhode
Island Reds hen and cock J Mills, co-
ckerel and puleet Miiis and Block;
Ancanas hen and cock Mills J Batter
cockrel and pullet Battier Mills; Sii
ver Grey Dorkins hen Battler; Ban~
tams booted hen and cock Mills, M.
Smith; cockrel and pullet M Smith;
Bantams unbooted hen and, cock D
Graham T Mils, cockerel and ,pullet
do; Old Engish Game he Battler 3
Mills, cock ,Millis, cockrel and pulet
Miii.s•; Jersey Bik Giants hen and
cock D Graham, cockerel and pullet
Mills and Graham;; Andausians J.
Battler took all; Bak Langshang T
Mills took 'aii; 1G P Homburgs Mills
took all; Ned Hampshire Reds, hen
Bock, Thiel Bros cock do, :cockrel
and pullet do W Dearing; Light Sus
sex hen and cock do do cocsret W
Dearing, F McClymont, pullet H
Block and 2nd; Howdans cock -Batt.'
.11er; AM' hen Mills. H Black; cock
Bock Mills, cockrel Mills, H Block,
pulliet Mills.; Pekin China Ducks J
Batter took all prizes also in Rouen
ducks; Ducks, any variety drake old
duck old W Dearing J Battler drakc-
young do do; drake. duckPd;y;;;;
and duck young C Melick Battler;
Geese Battler took all; Wild ducks,
D Graham took all; Guinean F. Mc-
Cyymont Graham„ Mrs. 'Gascho Su•
eciial J Battler.
LADIES WORK DOMESTIC
Quilt piece Applique H Fuss. 0
Battler; quilt pieced 'cotton Battler,
M Rader; quilt, fancy quilting cot
ton do, do; comforter handmade H
Block, 0 Battler; bedspread fancy.
other handwork M Rader, 0 Battler;
House dress cotton, man's sleeping
garment, child's ,made over dress all
H Fuss; bed spread hand made um
laundered A .Melick, H Fuss; Sweater HYMENEAL
knit by crochet C Hay; 'kitchen ap-
ron A Melick, H Fuss; Wool socks,
handknit coarse H Fuss, H Becker;
mitts handknit fine, darning worn
sock or stocking, pr. crochet glover
all H Fuss; knitted suit H Fuss, C.
Hay;man's sweter, pullover, Fuss, B
Block; best article made from old st-
ockings A Meick, H Fuss; floor ma;
ornamental M Rader, A Melick; floor
mat hooked, wooled material M. Ra-
der, A Melick; floor mat hooken silk
rags M Rader; also crochet floor mat
Lunch set cut work H Fuss; set table
mats M Melick, H Fuss; table 'cloth
and napkins emb. H Fuss; centre pc
white ernh. M. Melick, H Fuss; Buff
et set 3 pc H Block, H Fuss; Needle A q.uiet but prett wedding was sol
p:oins A Melick, H Fuss; lunch set, emnized at the Presbyterian manse,
enih, H Fuss; card table cover do; Hensdh by Rev. W. Weir, when. Enid
buffet se•t, • cut work M Melick, . H Margaret Parkins, daughter of Mr.
Fuss ;; table cloth emb, or cut wrk., and Mrs. Jas. • tParkins, Hensall, was
H Becker; tea cosy 'H Becker, •H Flax united in• marriage to /ne, -Wilfred
bard; tea eawel towel eb. M adRer A Klopp of Woodstock, pounk"t on
Melick; pillow slips pr. emb Battler, of Mir. Oscar Klopp and the ate 'Mrs.
Fiaxbard do otherhandwrk H Fuss, C Klopp of Zurich. The bride 'looked
Melick;, Fancy sheet pillow slips M lovely in a dusky rose street length
Rader 11 Fuss; bath towel and wa•h wooi dress,. made with Iitte&kodice,
cloth H Becker, H Fuss; bath tow] three quarter sleeve length. and
and wash cloth H Becker iH Fuss; full :skirt. 'She . wore .a. consign of
curtain pr hand trimmed H Fuss; red rose buds and brown accessories.
vanity set A' Melick, °Battler; .bond- Her only ornament was a gold lock-
oir cushion M :Rader, A Meliek; night el the gift of the groom. The bride
robe, ladies H Fuss; collar and cuff was attended by her twin Aster, Miss
set new A Melick, H Fuss; bed jacket Edith Parkins ofLondon, who wore
M Rader; ladies slip H Fuss, A Mel- a heavily blue dress made in lines
ick; ladies dressing gown, fancy, H ,imilar to the bride"s. She aso had
Fuss; booet jacket and booties M a corsage of red rose buds and navy
Rader, H Fuss; carriage set H Fuss; accessories. Mr. Harold Klopp of
child's fancy dress, handmade C Hay London, 'brother of the groom was
H Fuss; child's costume, knit or `cro» best man. • For a wedding trip to Ni-
chet M Oesch, C Hay; centre pc. col, agars Palls and other points, the
oared 0 Battler; table runner H Fuss bride wore a ,brown tailored suit and
sofa pullow emib. 0 Battler, H Bec-; on their return a reception was held
ker; sofa pullow, other handwrk H at the home Of the bride's parents.
Becker, H Fuss; ,Chesterfield set, 0 ,1''he young couple will reside in Wo -
Battler, E Micheline; bridge set H odstock.
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Thiel motored
to London one day East week.
Pte. Wilfred Klapp of Woodstock,
visited relatives and friends here on
Saturday.
Mr and Mrs August Koehler, and
Mr and Mrs Hy. Brown spent Mon-
day at London.
Miss Myrtle Gaiser of Dashwood,
spent the week -end with her friend
Miss Helve Truernner, 14th con.
Mr. Fred Kerr and friend of Strat
ford called in town Monday evening.
Mr. Kerr is a former teller of the
local bank here.
Mrs. Henry Howald has returned
home from London after a pleasant
visit at the hoine of her daughter,
Mrs, Orville Steinbach.
Pte. George Grenier of Kitchener
is enjoying a few days leave at the
hhome of his parents, Mr and Mrs.
'Wm. Grenier.
An auction sale of the effects of
the late Mrs. Peter Haberer of Zur-
ich, will be held on the premises on
Saturday, October 10th
Mr. and Mrs. Gid Koehler have re-
cently callde on Mrs. Koehler's sis-
ter Miss Ethel Fowlie of Bayfield,
.nd who underwent an operation at
'Clinton Hospital.
A"' Miss Ellen Fremiin• of Clinton and
ho has been the bookkeeper -of the
Zurich Creamery for the past two
years, is back.in Zurich anc is 'taking
work at the ocal Bank of Montreal.
Mr and Mrs C L Smith were • at
London on Monday and while there
visited with Mrs. Smith's sister, Mrs
'H. Schade who is. ill at St. Joseph's
H•ospittl.
Old Sots to Meet
The Huron Od Boys' Association
of Toronto wiiii .hoid a euchre and
bridge at Haddon Hall, 310 Bloor st
W. Toronto, on Wednesday evening,
Oct. 7th. All former Hronites now
resident in Toronto are invited and
a cordial welcome also awaits friends
from Huron County who may be in
Toronto on that date. This event
will mark the 43rd anniversary of
the founding of the association.
REDER — SCHILBE
A very happy rnatrimonar event
was celebrated in St. Peter's Luth-
eran church, Zurich on Saturday,
September 26th, when Rev. L. Heim -
rich united in holy weddlock Miss
Elsie Nena, daughter of Mr and Mrs.
Henry ,Schilhe and Mr. Jacob Reder
of London. A large gathering assem-
bled to • witness this sacred contract.
The decorations and the bride was
very suitably attired for the ,oceas-
ion. The Herald joins their many
friends hi very best wishes.
Klopp — Parkins
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