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ZURICH, ONTARIO, THURSDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 31 1946
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ANNUAL MEETING
OF THE
Bib* e
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Society
Will ibe held in
THE EVANGELICAL CHURCH
ON SUNDAY EVENING
NOVEMBER 3rd.
• At 7.30 p.m.
REV. DENNY BRIGHT
The Field Secretary will be present
and deliver an ad,dress.
Loeal Gleegamen will take part in
the Program.
Everybody is Cordially Invited To
Attend This Grand Get Together
Meeting
Bruce. J. Klopp, Secy.-Treas.
Chester L. Sinith, President.
CARD OF THANK
Mrs. G. Farwell and family wish
to greatly thank all those who so
kindly remembered Mr. Farwell while
in the hospital; and those who loan:.
ed their cars, showed their sympathy,
in their sad bereavement.
SUGAR BOOST UNCERTAIN
Ottawa - Prospects of a rarger
supply for Canadians next year are
not likely to Ire ,clear until early in
1941, Prices Board' Officials said..
General expectations are that the
world sugar supply will be easier
next year and if that is the case Can-
adians can expect larger rations, but
with that predictions goes the warri-
ng that such unpredictable happen -
rigs as ,a hurricane in an important
sugar 'area coadd quickly change the
Picture.
RUBBER SHORTAGE FORECAST
Toronto - Don't throw thoee old
rubbers, galoshes and rubber work -
boots away -you'll need them soon
and new ones are going to be scarce
this • winter, ,according to rub 0 er man-
ufacturers. Strikes in 10 out ,of 13
Ontario rubber plants, majority of
them now ;settled, have caused short-
ages which manufacturers say will be
difficult to cope with. "You .can't
lose two months' production and.still
supply the demand," one rubber co-
mpany official said.
DASHWOOD
Mr. Harry Hoffman attended a
Telephone Convention in Toronto a
few day. while Mrs. Hoffman and
family visited her sister in 5.itchener
2dr .and. Mrs. Otto Reatemeyer,
Donald and Miss Woods of London
spent the week -end with relatives in
Detroit.
air. and Mrs. Louis Rader and
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OBITUARY
t George 'Farwell Passes
It was sad news that we 'earned
last -Friday morning, when it was re-
vealed that one of its well and fav-
ourably known citizens in the person
of George K. Farwell had passed a-
way 'et his home in his 71st year.
Mr. ,Farwell, who was a carpenter by
trade, had not been well the past
al/inner, and lately was taken to St.
Joseph's lioapital, London for a while
but following- his request he was
brought back to his home where he
passed away -early Friday morning.
He ,was always of a friendly dispo-
sition and had many friends. Was
born at St. Clemens, Waterloo Ca-
unty, where he resided for some time
before revving to Detroit and then
to Zurich. Surviving are, his widow,
formerly Irene Runstedle; and their
daughter Helene at home; and the
following children from a previous
marriage: a 'eon Clarence of Toronto
three daughters, Mrs. Alphonse Diet-
rich, Zurich; Sister Mary Rose, Notre
Dame 'Convent, Hamilton; three bro-.
thee's., Pierce, Hay Township; Leo and
Robert, St. Clemens; two, sisters, Mrs
Lawrence Schoenbecker, of Landon,
N.D.„. and ,Sister Clarita, Blue Is-
land, Ill. The remains were laid to
I rest on Monday morning with re-
quiera high mass in St. Boniface R.
C. .Church, Zurich at 9.30 a,in.. In-
terment in the adjoining cemetery.
Rev...Father J. Lucier officiated.
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HYMENEAL
On Saturday, October aUth Rev,
Father Lucier of St. Boniface Church
Zurieth, united in 'marriage, Louis
Far4d, ,son of Mr. and Mrs. Pearce
Fax and Cecelia Hartman, clan-
gbitaia. of •Mr. and Mrs. Kuno Hart-
man, both parties from the Goshen
Line south, Hay Township. Given
in marriage by her father, the bride
was gowned lovely in white satin,
featuriree a sweetheart neckline and
bodice of Princess lines extending
into a long train, with a finger tip.
length veil. :She carried a white pray-
er book with white streamers and
a pearl .roaary, gift of the groom.
Her only sister, Eugenie was ,brides-
maid, wearing floor length turquoise
double net on tafetta and head dress 0
a matching halo. She carried white 1 0
mums and pink roses. Fred Farwell
only brother of the groom, was best
man. Victor :Hartman, and 'liaise
Ducharme were ushers. Lawrence!
and Raymond .Hartman, .brothers of 1
the bride, served Father Lucier. I a.
After the ceremony, breakfast was
served in the Dominion Hotel, Zurich
Dinner was served at the home of
the bride's parents to .ome seventy
guests., followed by a reception in
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air. and Mrs. Wm. Stade ,spent the the evening. Mr. and Mrs. Farwell
week -end with friends in St. Themes , left on a trip to Hamilton, Niagara
Mr. and Mrs. Elmore Deters and! Falls and Waterdowne. They will
Miss Frieda Rader attended thereside on the groom's farm, south
Kaufmann-Haberer wedding at 'Brod-
hgen on Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. George McDonald of
Careonville, Mich., spent a day last
week with Mr. and Mrs. Sam Elsie, Hamar, lyoungeet daughter of alr,
-Mr. and Mrs. A. Swain 'were Sun- and Mrs. Fred J. Haberer, Zurich,
y visitorwith Mr. and Mrs. .
became the bride of Edmund Kauff-
s
Natliger and Helen E1
I mann, only son. of Mr. and Mrs.
\-1,r Feed "reed and Mrs. Louzan of Siegmund Kauffmane, Toronto, The
Detroit spent the week -end with Mr.
and :Vire. Sam Elsie.
Mr. and Mrs. Norman Eveland of
London spent Sunday with his par-
ents,
Mrs. Cowan of Hanover spent
few dtaies with her .daughter, Mrs.
Herold Kellerman.
Mr. and Mas. Currie an tamily
iaairt the week -end in ,Meaford.
of Zurich.
Kaufmann-Haberer
Zurich - At St. Peter's Lutheran
Church, Broadhagen, Mildred Susan
Pastor, Rev, E. W. flehn,rich, Zurich,
performed the ceremony. Mrs. 3.
Turkheim played the wedding music,
Miss Marjory Klopp sang "0 Perfect
Love," during the signing of th e
register. The bride, given in mar-
riage by her father, was gowned in
white lace over s.atin wth fitting
bodice and full skirt, a floor length
veil and orange -blossom headdress.
Mr. and !Mrs. E. R. Cteenther anti t She carried red roses and maiden
ramily, Vivre Sunday visitV$ with hair fem. The bridesmaid, Mrs.
friends in Inngersoll. I Keith R. Westlake, only sister ef the
ate. Rosi manner.i nil 5iffiO bride wore a floor length gown of
turquoise crepe and mateigng hat
rut 011 the eame lima as turf
She •carried a ,bouquet of yellow
mums. Misa Ruth Haberer, niece of
the bride, acted as flu•wer .i.rirT and
Master :Robert'We4lalt..e, as vago -
Boy. Alfred L. Hodgins, Taranto, itt-
tended the groom, and the ushers
were Karl j. Haberer and Frederick
E. Haberer, brothers of the bride. A.
st,veral organ recitals. The programa reception was held et the home uf
v411 also eoeeiat of nambers by the the bride's parents, Zurich. Vol.
onnains Male Quartette, readings by travelling the bride wore a blaca and
Miss Anna Brock of Ve.teter and std.! white wool chick suit, blacla coat
ij eaaions by loon talent. Don't miee; and matching accessories. They will
this treat, • reside. In Taratate.
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