Zurich Herald, 1933-12-07, Page 1Vol. X XW
0 22 ZURICH, THURSDAY MORNING, DECEMBER 7 .1933.
Make the Ads, in the Herald your guide for your
Capital Theatre
Goderich Phone 47
Now Playing -Zane: Grey's; "SUNSET
PASS.
Mon., Tues.. and Wed.
LORETTA YOUNG" VICTOR JOEY
Vivienne Osborne-,,, Herbert Mundaa
C. Henry Cordaro
Action and thrills aplenty in this col-
, orful romance of Me Foreign Legion.
The Devil's In Love
Thur., Fri:, Sat. Double B:d7!
WILL ROGERS
�lDorothy Jordan: an Irene Rice
In a lively and humorous attraction
"DOWN TO EttRTW
ZANE GREY
Contributes anther: action Story
' "SMOKE LIGIITl1NG'"
featuring George O'Baeha
..As an added attraction on Friday
night only the
St MARYS' ROTARY MINSTRELS
-!will present their tuneful! riot of fun
between the film showings.
'Coming -Once irr a. Lifetime -
Matinees -Wed. axul Sat. at 3 p. m.
ST. PETER'S
Evangelical Lutheran, Church
ZURICH ONT.
"A Changeless Christ fora Chang.'
ing Wavle"
Friday, 8h: -Luther League.
,Saturday --Choir Pao giee.
:SUNDAY SERVICES
10. , a. m. --German„ Bemis
11.15 s.m.--5anday Scheele
7.30 p.m. -Enlists Service..
Everybody Welcome te. all Services..
E. TUERI€HEISi , k toe
Blue Scranton Coal
AIL.,, SIZES
Petroleum Coke,Semet Solvay Coke,
Genuine Rosedale Aiberia Lump
Pocahontas and Miller Creek, always
on bawl.
.AGRICULTURAL TILE and BRICK.
!Highest CASH price'. Reid for Eggs on
' , a Graded 131-,4
DRIED APPLES WeisiTED
(Must be dry and b gM )
W. R. DA'.SON
Rhone No. 1ti BIENSAL.Le ORM
A CALL TO FARM PEOPLE!!
On, Thursday, December 14th, dur-
ing the week of their annual conven-
tion, The United Farmers of Ontario
will throw their doors open to all
farm people of the province who are
desirous of framing and supporting
a vigorous independent agricultural
programme designed. to assure imme-
diate relief and bring about perman-
ent recovery. This Farmer's Mass
meeting which is not in any sense a
part of the U.F.O. convention will be
held in the King Edward Hotel, 35
King Street East, Toronto, beginning
promptly at 1.30 p.m. If more than
one session is required the meeting
will be_allowed to continue into an
evening session.. A cordial invitation
is extended to all independent think-
ing farm people to be present.
MINISTERS' WIFE DIES
IN BRODHAGEN
A deep gloom. was cast over the
entire Brodhagen community with
the sudden passing early . Sunday
morning of Mrs. (Rev.) Sanke
Frederickson at the St. Peter's Luth-
eran Church parsonage, Brodhagen.
Mrs. Frederickson, who was in her
31st year, came from Germany to
Canada two and a half years ago, to
join Rev. Mr. Frederickson, veto at
that time was in charge of a mission
in Chatham. They were married in
1931 by Rev. Mr. Schneider of Kit -
wr,
Chester L. Smi,'th'., f fel .,eale
81.25 a year, U.S. eL5* ire . 'sseeet.;
0.50 IN ARRI ARB, $2 MAY BZ OatioseeSt'
all Purchases
Properly , Fitted Glasses
C. E. ZURBRIGG, R. O.
Will be at Hess' "Jewelery Store,
Every Tuesday evening, to fit you
with glasses.
PRICES MODERATE
HAY COUNCIL
The regular monthly meeting of,
the Council of the Township of Hay
was held in the Town Hall, Zurich,
on Monday, December 4th, 1933,
with all the members present. The
minutes of the previous meeting we-
re adopted as read. After disposing
of the communications the following
resolutions were passed:
That By-law No. 13-1933, confirm-
ing the appointment of K.' A. Rout-
ledge, as Tax Collector be read three
times and finally passed.
That the following be appointed
Polling Places, Deputy Returning.'
Officers and Poll Clerks for the save
eral' Polling Places in the Township
of Hay for the year 1934, .and that
• Mr. .Coles, Principal of the Con-
tinuation school, spent the week -end
at his home, near Clinton.
Messrs Orville and Neil Witmer'
were Sunday visitors at London.
Mr. A. Melick, reeve, is away to
Goderich attending the December ses-
sion of the Huron County Council.
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Hoffman
and baby, and Mr. Clayton Hoffman,
all of Galt, were Sunday visitors
with their parents here.
Mrs. (Dr.) Coiling of Lambeth,
Mr. and Mrs. Fletcher of London,
Were Sunday visitors at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Horner. '
Mts. W. F. Finkbeiner, and dau-
ghter Miss Hazel, of Stratford, were
Saturday visitors with Mr. and Mrs.
W. H.' Hoffman.
Messrs. Geo. Farwell and Henry
Steinbach did some carpenter work
at the Hoist Bakery, at London, last
Week.
Misses 3. E. MacDonald and Pearl
P
file were at London on Saturday.
Mr. Memo Oesch made a business
'trip to London on Saturday.
file
and resided in Chatham until Mr. Moses Geiger, who spent the
'past month with his son, Rev. R. M.
September of 1932, when they moved by-law No. 12-1933, confirming the
to Brodhagen. Rev. Mr. Frederick- appointments be read three times and 'and Mrs. Geiger, at Welland, arriv-
son, assisted in the 75th anniversary finally passed: 'ed in town on Monday, and is making
services at St. Peter's church, Zurich Polling • Sub. -Div., No. 1,' School ;Preparations for his auction sale, on
a few weeks ago, and his many Zees_ House No. 2, Earl Campbell D.R.A., l'eriday, December 15th.
lel friends regret to learn of this Clifton Prouty, poll clerk; No. 2, i, NIR. and Mrs. Louis Schilbe have
bereavement. School House No. 14, Donald Burns;, ,the latter part of last week moved
+-a? S. McArthur; No. 3, Town lea11, W- ;eat° =their fine new living quarters in
O'Brei.n, Milford Schilbe, N� 4 Tc w3h;i their new block, and we trust they
County CIerk Not to Resign Hall,` Dan Oswald, Albert G. Hess; will have many years of happiness
No: 5, School House No. 12, Urban in their comportable home.
P
lner • N 6
News that the court of appeal had A. Pfile, I111LV11 L1 ucll o.
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increased the sentence of Gordon Kellerman's Store, Dashwood, Clay- 1 A very happy celebration was held
Young, defaulting county treasurer i ton Pfile, Arthur Weber; No. 7, scho- at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Martin
from one year to two gears Iess one al House No. 3, John B. Forrest, 3. ; Wurm, in honor of Mr. Wurm's 30th
day in Guelph reformatory, was re- A. McAllister; No. 8, Filbert Den-; birthday anniversary on Monday
ceived at Goderich on. Monday. This
wee'k's session of the County Coun-
cil Is expected to be a momentous
one. The deliberations of the ward-
en's committee, which carried on
through four rather hectic months of
investigation and disclosneres, will
come under review, some holding
that a special session of the Council
should have been convened. A new
clerk and a neer treasurer will be
appointed. The resignation oe Clerk
George W. Holman, requested by the
vearderi's committee by November 30
has not -been received, the v'te:•ae
cle ek challenging the authority of
the committee to dieche)•s;e her. He
tete he was epe:ate:1 by l'y law
and that 'the only manner rr 1‘'1,ikh
his sciences can he dispensed =: itI>
for the Couneil to rescind the 1hy-law
action which is anticipated rated to eli� ae,'L
the Council. It is this action which
the committee has all. alone em;gbt
to avoid, owing to the clerk's acdva.n-
ere acere 1 bi!1 long service, I}Lit.
the clerk is sticking to his guns and
Itis friends state be is prepared to
• snake `his -proposed dismissal from of-
fice an issue on the floor of the
mber.
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TIRES, BATITILIES, OM at Live and let Live Prices.
' U:. RE,PAIR.A.CCOUNTS
Are :Past Dim 1117p Added To .. ccenia its
w Not .Pad By December.. , 4th. . ...All& 'Deed 'Tae
Blaney To Pay ..Ta es.
Used Cutter„ 6 Horse Gilson Gas Erg e. and Colt.
1tators for Sale.
Med Machinery ery 2lways ron nand
Tel. Shot49 LO °P & SONS
• iAl to j1j
i.• e el aeseli.c es :'iteseested-s,<*t-?.V1r i .r i= ,ti's,•'e eev..'i. ase w'. e fi e ogle. &
oniy's store, Fred Ducharme, J. Cor- December 4th. Mr. Wurm is a very
riveau. Jr. i active and. bright man for his age,
That accounts covering payments' and his children, grand children and
!for Township Zoads, Salaraies, Tele- one great grandchild who were pros-
; phone and General accounts be pas- ent, wished Mr. Wurm many more
sed as per vouchers:
Township Roads: -C. ell =north,
road 3, 2.18; Wm. Jennison, re mov-
ing crusher $3.00; E. Hendrik, rd1 •" Word was received here here of
2.20; J. M. Ziier, rd 10 :a.CS; 11.the sudden death of Mr. Frederick
Corriveau, cement. work etc. rd. 17. Faster, of Biggar, Sask., on Saturday
40.05; Moore rhos., repair account ei ening,December 2nd, a the re -
12.05; Max. Turnbull, rd iu 61.80;salt of an auto accident, death be
W. Farrell, road 18 2.40; A. Reich- ing almost ins�anteous. Mr. Foster
�r
ert rd. 4, 8.70; S. Merner, re crusher «,hods a son of Mr. John Foster of
6.00; Can. Cal. Co., 1-11),• road 1 cue Babylon Line. Th;. late itIr. Fas-
1, 7.28; L. Teeing cutting iron 1.00; ,,y., who was hi his 40th year went
E. Erb rd. 9 9.93; T. leireensea.1.
18 4 00; U. i1. Pfile ,; . ,;; ),C,'•, out west. to Biggar, about twenty
:7oc'„ czar Tire Rubber Co. 38.40; years ago, and will be remembered
S. Ropp, rd. 2 520; Wm. Fisher, rd. ny many here in Zurich. He is sur-
.S.
Dc'n.xih: c. rived by his widow, and four chil-
J. Richardson, rd 5, 1.20.(lien. Also his father, Mr. John Fos -
Salaries -A. Melick reeve 75.00; tcr, two sisters, Mrs. J. Battler and
Jahn Jeffrey, councillor 65.00; li,. Mrs. S. Dietrich of Hay Township:,
and the brothers are: Alex. Foster of
Walpole councillor de.G0; Tow+ Zurich; Alfons of Hensall; Louis of
Clerk, re tax notices 45..00; David Kitchener, and Albert of Biggar,
Ifucharme, councillor 65.00; Wm. e Sisk.
exander, councillor (15.00; A. F. Hess
c•derk and Treas. 360.00.
Telephone Accounts -Bell Co. to'l,
Sept. to Oct. 92.06; E. Webb, refund
S.00; Northern Electric Co.,supplies
years of good health and happiness.
Former Resident Passes
HYMENEAL
Lautenschlager-Schoch
55.80; D. Duchaime, councillor 10 '!s1 A beautiful autumn wedding took
W. Alexander, councillor 10.00; Ay, place in Kitchener at the Benton St.
le : clerk and tress, 050..00 ; 'r9 Baptist: Parsonage, when Lucille Ad-
eline, daughter of Mr. and
• Mil:, , l S :au l y, 1 e Hay System 5.00;
cline, y oungcs 1,
x_clli.se a: E cc,... :e1 Cyruti Schoch, 34 Van Camp
68 .00; B. ll .., Weitin actiount 1.5e;
L. Sebilb° Z Son, coal for central
,.r.., • H. 0 Huse, salary, etc. 94.2e
W. Nichol refund 7.00; G. J.- Thiel scnlager, 84 Sterling, Ave., K.itch-
c>en?ing poles 8.00; A. Melick, reeve ewer. The bride was gowned in
powder blue crepe with met
15.00; J. Geoffrey, councillor 10.00;
E.
E. Walp er, nun: Hier 10.00; H. Eii- serrying a bouquet of pink Chry
santheures. . Hes bridesmaid, Miss
Vera Nosal, • was gowned in tangee
crepe with metallic hat te. match and
carried yellow baby ' mums. Mr.
Clifford, Schoch, brother of the bride
acted as groomsman. Close friends
and ethe immediate families. Were the
guests at the wedding supper that
was served at the bride's home. The
table centred with the bride's cake,
was decorated in pink and white. The
bride and groom were the recipients
75; 'Twp. Clerk, re assessments 66.00 of many useful gifts. Mr. and Mrs.
Gestetnei Co., supplies, 10.76 V. 1.autenschlager left ext the eveilix�g
Thiel, 'Div. Court Bailiff 36.00; 5, train for points east, The bride's
'Grebe cutting weeds 1.00. going .away costume was a black
The C l adjourned to meet a- and 'white ensemble with accessories
:1t u., Kitebiner, Ont., became the
bride of Mr. Kenneth Lautensehlag-
c , youxigest son of Sydney Lauten-
ber,, re Hay System 25.00; Tp. Clerk
I3osanquet.a�e Hay 5.00; Can. Talo..
St Supplies :2.74; M. Laub, refund
switching 3.22; E. R. Guenther, cart-
age: 1.20.
General Accounts - Municipal
World, supplies 6.32; Dashwood 1'.
V., Twp. grant 46.14; C. Gascho, er-
r'or tax 2.00; W. L. Siebert, Div, Crt.
Clerk 36.00; J. Block, meals transi-
ents 4.45; J. Albrecht, caretaker
40.00; Zurich P.V., Tp.grant 138.-
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SPECIALS
FOR- • - XMAS
Men's Ties, Fancy Boxed
50c. to $1.00
FINE SHIRTS ----Separate Collar and Collar Attached;,
All Prices
Fancy Boxed Suspenders, Garters, Sleeve Holders
All Make Good XMAS GIFTS
MEN'S OVERCOATS Real Values $i 0 up
Boys' and Mens' Suits, way below Cost
.See Our New Range of Men's and Boys' Sweaters wins.
Zipper and Button Fronts.
EMBALMERS AND FUNERAL Dl'i3:Ecroas.
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We have the Goods in stork that you require. fag. .11„
Cold Weather, Such as Woolen Winclbreakers, Wool
Blankets, Flannelette Blankets, DZZG5 Goofs, Hann, 4
ettes, Military Flannels, Etc., Etc.
Also Stockings, Socks, Mitts, Gloves, Mens, Bays and
Childrens" Heavy Rubbers, Sweater Coats and Pull -
Over Sweaters. Hardware, Halters and Harness
Repairs, Special Prices on Overalls and Shirts.
Highest Prices Paid for Good Bright Dried Apples
FLESH GROCERIES ALWAYS ON HAND.
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GENERAL NI 4-5It C4.6AitiT
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