Zurich Herald, 1940-08-08, Page 1IC
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SERVICE WITH A GOOD 'SUPPLY
OF GENERAL MERCHANDISE, 'GRO-
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SIE IE RITC
Grand Bend .-„-
DANCING NIGHTLY
WILLIS TIPPING
AND HIS
Cascade Rhythm Orchestra
Last call for Amateurs—Only two
chances more!
Monday, August 12th and Aug. 19th.
FINAL CONTEST, AUG. 26th for
1st and 2nd of each Contest.
Cash Prizes $5, $3, $2, each Monday
Free admission before 9 p.m. Tues.,
Thurs., Friday. First two dances free
every ninghh.
Beach Floodlighted Until Midnight
Every night.
Visit Our "Surf Shop"
SEAFORTH BRASS BAND CON-
CERT. SUNDAY AUG. 11th.
8.45 P.M.—Silver Collection
Come and hear a fine program by this
well-known Band.
CARD OF THANKS
Mr. and Mrs. Milne Rader wish to
express their sincere Thanks to the
many neighbors and friends for their
numerous acts of kindness shown
them and for the beautiful flowers,
letters and cards, and tokens Of
sympathy extended, in their recent
bereavement.
In Magistrate's Court
While in the act of ejecting an un-
ruly patron from a dance hall at
Grand Bead „oft Ate. x,. Constab.2e
Jack Stewart, formerly of Be';rave,
was assaulted, receiving a gash over
the left eye that required several
stitches to close. Constable Westlake
responded to the call for reserves
and a Windsor'Ittouth "Duke" McLis-
ter, was arrested and taken to Goder-
ish jail, where he pleaded giulty and
remanded to jail for a week for sen-
tence. Two men charged with false
pretences' on a charge read stating
that Ruby G. Smith, of Blyth, had
exchanged 15 shares of Goderich El-
evator and Transit stock, valued at
$246.:50 for some Fort Erie Termin-
als which allegedly is worthless. The
men are not registered either as bro-
kers or salesmen under the Act. Two
months in jail was the term meted
out to Jack Kli.lpei't, 17 -yr. old Owen
Sound boy who pleaded guilty of
breawing entering and theft. The
youth also is wanted in Owen Sound
on charges. Constables Jennings and
Rutherford testified they had not
observed keys in the ignition of the
car of Oliver Goldthorpe, Bayfield,
when they arrested him on the night
of July 20 for being in the care and
control of an autmobile while in-
toxicated. Goldthortpe paid $10 and
costs for ilttozication. Ralph Murphey
a husky young man, pleaded guilty
en Marehtli last, of beating an $84
bane bill. He was given a chance to
pay but so' far has paid only $15.
Arrested on a bench warrant he was
sentenced to four months in ,Tail. The
magistrate expressed disguse when
1Vlmtpliy said steady work was hard to
fried.
Leavitt's Theatre
Exeter, Ont. Phone 135
Thurs., Friday, Saturday
The Roaring Twenties
Special Feature, Starring
JAMES COGNEY
Monday, Tuesday Wednesday
Two Features
The G lost Breakers
A ThrillingMystery Comedy
S�ar1...g: 1Oli HOPE and
PAULETTE GODDARD
Music in My Heart
tarring Tony 'Vial -tin, Andre Kceete
eianets and his Orchestra.
^DIMING .-Little Old New "York;
Irene; Beek Benny Rid,;;t Again,
Mr. W. C, Pearce of Exeter, call-
ed in town Tuesday.
Mrs. H. Rowntree and children of
Detroit is holidaying with Mrs. J. W.
Horner and children.
Mr. Ed. Deters, Jr., has been Iaid
P. a few days the effects or removal
of tonsils.
Mrs. Pink and da'?ghter of Dele-
'ware spent Saturday with Mr. and
Mrs. C. Fritz.
• M. and Mrs. Earl Johnson and
daughter Marie of Toronto, visited
the Misses Johnston on Monday.
Miss Cora Streets of the local Bank
staff is enjoying two week's holidays
at Grand Bend and other points.
• Mr. A. E, Hamilton and Miss Doris
of London were week -end visitors at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. Galster
•
Mr. Claude Gelinas was laid up a
few days owing to a bad after effect
of being stung by an ineeet.
Mr. and Mrs. He ery G. Hess and
family who spent two week's holi-
days in the1Pinery, have returned to
their home here.
Mr. and Mrs, Loy O'Brien and I
family are enjoying a few holidays
at Midland. 1lis, Olive O'Brien who
has been attending s unmer school at
'Midland is returning home with thein
) Mr. and Mrs. C.Fritz, Miss Pearl
Wurtz, Mr. Ward Fritz of town and
Mrs. H. N. Cowen of Exeter, attend-
ed:the funeral of a relative in Guelph
laele Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Henle Mousseau and
family enjoyed a week's outing at
Manitoulin Island. They also motored
up as far as Espinola. herb advises
us that fishire was !rood, and they
had a most lovely trip.
Hensall Wartime Citizens' Commit-
tee intend packing parcels for the
men from this district who are now
cervine overseas. They are asking
the public to contribute articles for
these parcels, donations to be in by
Saturday, August 10th and to be left
at Kyle's Store, Kippen; Goodwin's
Store, Hensall; Oesch's Stare, Zur-
ich.
Attended Reunion
Messrs,. E'arI and Charles Thiel took
a truck load of relatfveea and friends
to Vistoria Park in Kitchener on
„Monday;. August~ 5th to attend their
fifth annual Thiel reunion. 1:11 re-
ported a: most splend'ed time and out-
ing. Next years reunion will be held
in Zurich. The executive are: Presi-
dent, Mr George Thiel; Vi'ee-presid-
ent, Mrs. George Thiel; Secy -Treasur-
er, Mrs: Elni Thiel'
OBITUARY
Folin .tng: an illrzes of tess than a
week,. Mrs John G. Eidt passed away
at her home in New Hamburg on
Saturd;aty morning, Jtrly 27th, 1940
at the: age of 59 years. Few people
knew of her .illness and the news of
her death was a great shock to her
11aamy, friends. A septic infection of
the throat caused her demise. The
late Mrs. Eidt, whose maiden name
was Mary- Stade,, was born in Dash-
wood, on May 21st 1881, a craughter
of the late Mr. and Mrs. Christian
Stade. She was married there to her
now bereaved husband. They moved
to New -Hamburg about 16 years ago.
Mrs. Eidt was of the Lutheran faith
and when conning to New Hamburg
joined Trinity Church and became a
valued and active member of Trinity
Ladies' Alit Society. Besides ner tius-
band she leaves in deep bereavement
one son, Courtney of Detroit, 'and a
daughter, ;Mrs. (Dr.) T. B. Feick of
New Hamlburg, also two brothers and
a sister: Rudoloh Stade of Zurich,
William Stade of Dashwood, and
Mrs. Berman Eidt of Ingerse1., The
funeral was held on Mondayafter-
noon
fternoon from her late home to Trinity
Church for public service. Interment
following in Riverside cemetery, Rev
H. R. Mosig, who was away on his
holidays in the Ottawa district, came
home to conduct the. funeral service.
Special music was provided by memb-
ers of the Ladiiee' Aid 9.tld
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