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imfftriut tetwwe vol xliv no4 stouffville ontario thursday march 31 1932 a v nolan publisher that 7 ronblesome cough why let it hang on you cannot afford to take chances neglected coughs usually lead to more serious conditions nyal crkopiios relieves deepseated coughs and bronchial affections its antiseptic qualities combat disease germs and creophos builds strength large bottle 100 heart weakens afier operation gordon farrier faces inevitable ism heart failed to stand the strain t ivl storey druggist the home of quality drugs phone 100 thomas birkett insurance agency everything in insurance phone 18202 stouffville a c burkholder insurance canada life assurance co also automobile and fire ii 0 klinck sun life assurance company of canada also representing various strong companies in automobile fire and casualty phone 3307 medical dr s s ball fhpsicisn and snrgaen off1gk cor obrlon and main phone 196 coroner for york county the death of mr gordon farrier which occurred in the general hospital toronto at an early hour on thursday morning of last week came with shocking suddenness to his friends here at home mr i farrier left for toronto only the morning before to undergo an opera tion for some abdominal trouble hej walked down street prior to leav ing town and attended to some busi ness then in company with his son left for the city while lie with stood the operation successfully the reaction was too much for his heart and he collapsed within a few hours without the operation it is said he would live in suffering only a short time the late mr farrier was horn in grey county but spent practically all his life in and around stouff ville and uxbridge twp his first wife predeceased him in 11112 but he is survived by two children one daughter mrs wild of milton and one son herbert rural mail courier on route 3 stouffville the father who was in his 69th year made his home with his son here in ibis lie married hannah ogden who pre deceased him ipmc years two brothers joseph of lxbridge and david of toronto also survive him with three sisters mrs peter john ston uxbridge imrs scriber of toivnto and one sister living in the usa mr farrier was a man of quiet disposition honest in all his deal ings and well respected by all who knew him although a lifelong farmer he was living a retired life for the past few years enjoying the fruits of his labors the funeral on saturday after noon took place from the late home on main street next the public library interment being at the altona cemetery rev e morton conducted the service at the home and at the grave death claims a promising life easter visitors the people were shocked to learn on wednesday morning that norman u ranter had passed away at 3 am that morning after a brief illness ileing taken with pleurisy double pneumonia develop ed and nothing could be done to stay the hand of death the funer al will be held on friday afternoon from the home of his father malcolm ramer forest hill farm iilooniington following a short service at the home at 130 a public service will he held in the mennonite church stouffville after which the funeral cortege will pro ceed to the wideman cemetery for interment norman was a pjpulur young man in his 23rd year and was highly re garded he was also physically fit and this was his first illness he was the third son of the bereaved parents and is also survived by three sisters to the parents and family deep sympathy goes out in this unexpected and untimely grief which comes to them melville- dental ringwood e s barker lds dds honor graduate of royal college of dental surgeons and of the university of toronto ollice in gruhins block phone s201 markham every tuesday ollice in wear block d c smith ldsdds neil c smith ldsdds office over the rank of comerco ollice hours 9 to 12 130 to 530 phono olhce 1011 residence 1015 legal mccullough button barristers solicitors convey ancers c buttons block stouffville money to loan veterinary s t bodcndistel vs bv sc veterinarian graduate of ontario veterinary college ofiioe at the mansion house phone 1 g 1 successor to dr j t storey e a grubin r o eyesight specialist at stouffville every other monday each visit to stouffville office is an nounced in local columns of the tribune phono stouffville 2405 a c kennedy chlrop actor church st stouftlue monday wednesday and fridays 9 to 12 am say it with flowers no exprosalon of sentiment mor beautiful flowers for every occasion muston sons phono 7001 stoufftlue ontario licensed auctioneer gordon phillips sales conducted anywhere in york county no sale too small or too large phone 8405 stouffville phone 156 aurora charlie lotton is confined to the house nursing a broken leg dave aitkens of toronto spent sunday with wilmot vague murray sinclair spent monday in toronto most of our citizens who have been suffering witli the flu are able to be out again mr and mrs ed cook of orillia called on friends in this neighbor hood on monday mr and mrs ralph burkholder and family also miss addie pipher all of toronto were holiday visitors with mrs win pipher the rush on the sth concession south last tuesday evening was the result of donald meyer staging an easter party for his young friends up to wednesday frank breuls had s00 young chicks hatched with a few hundred more to come out in a few days the hatch is very good this year he says the lemon trees at groves store are attracting big attention as they tiro in full bearing one tree is 20 years old and the fruit is large with excellent flavor wo regret to say that everton sinclair is left in a very weakened condition following his recent sorbins illness mr sinclair will re quire many months in which to re gain his strength mr percy spoltord is now walking on two feet again and his friends are pleased to note his steady ad vancement back to health now for the bowling green perce the first of spring came in not so good speaking of both the weather and the people around these parts the flu epidemic having found its way here also the measles we are pleased report an im provement in mr x caymans con dition and we are looking forward to having him in almira again soon mr e nighs are just recovering from a shut in spell of both influen za and the measles miss edna ifouck is also just recovering from the measles if lottons mr willis lehmans mrs w mckay mr lome wideman mr wm sellers and family also mr a fleming all have been sufferers of the flu in the past weeks is it any wonder our sunday school and church attendance was slim for a lime mr wm slots unfortunately fell while at work in toronto receiving several broken ribs he is now con valescing at his home at cashel mr cyril parish recently visited at mr ii houcks mr parish who worked for mr houck a year ago is returning to his home in england on the 14 th of april owing to his fathers poor health quite a number took in the auction sale of farm stock on the lotton farm just north of union- ville and report good prices for horses selling up to 140 a head cattle sold for over s0 which seemed high enough for the buyers implements did not do so well but on the whole the sale was very successful and the attendance large school has closed for easter holidays or until april 4th after so much sickness a full attendance is looked for again local citizens bereaved following only a short illness detith claimed a kind husband and father and a highly respected neighbor in the person of james smalley aged 70 years of tho 2nd concession of scott township mr smalley was the son of the late ralph and pamilia smalley and died on march 21 1932 the deceased was twice married his first wife being miss etta spofford sister of mr robt spof- ford of stouffville the second wife miss nina mortson of mount albert six children and his second wife survive namely mrs john wellor mrs clarence holdhjni mrs henry sisler clarence smalley george and eva at home mr smalley is also survived by two sisters mrs sophronia mckeown of stouffville mrs joseph martin churchill and three brothers rastus wellington and ralph all of uxbridge township the funeral service took place on saturday from tho late residence where rev mr lee of mount albert conducted a private service a service at hartman united church was conducted by tho pastor rev mr hutchinson interment taking placo in hartman cemetery public auction sale farm stock implements also tractor thos barnes of toronto was in town on the holiday mr and mrs john urquhart and betty were here from ayr over sunday miss gladys miller of weston high school staff was home for easter mrs c e powell of grand valley is visiting her parents mr and mrs george cook miss wahnamker of oshawa was the sunday guest with mr and mrs w t burnett mr howard stiver of unionville was the easter guest of mr reg button mr and mrs harold sanders and babe were with his parents mr and mrs h w sanders miss patricia scott of toronto is spending the easter vacation with miss ruth marshall miss edna hoover is home from art college visiting her parents mr and mrs lud hoover miss doris kirk of toronto was the guest on obrien avenue with mr and mrs k g tan- mr and mrs robt leslie and daughter left on tuesday for a short holiday in hamilton hamilton guests with mrs jacob heise and miss enna were mr and mrs b heise and family mr and mrs james todd of tor onto were easter visitors with her sister mrs k ross davis mr and mrs j barfoit b a oil representative spent easter with relatives in belleville mr and mrs p a jerman of toronto were easter visitors with mr and mrs a s collins rev w b moyer iid family motored to kitchener on monday to spend a few days among friends miss marjorie flint of of toronto was the guest of mr and mrs frank baker over the easter tide mr and mrs arthur lehman and family spent easter witli their parents in markham and stouffville miss ruby mcconnel and brother clifford are spending easter a the home of their mother in omemee mr george delaino of toronto spent a few days in town with his wife at the the home of delbert jennings miss gertrude crossen and miss varna cockerell both of toronto were at their respective homes here for easter mr and mrs e a button with janet and john motored to chatham on friday returning on monday afternoon on wednesday this week rev c e mcleod was called to stratford to attend the funeral of his sister- inlaw mr and mrs mccay and daughter kathleen of burlington ontario were holiday visitors with mrs ira badgero mr walter lee of lindsay public school staff spent good friday with his parents rev and mrs herbert lee church street minor injury fatal climax native of ballantrae fred g nesbitt succumbs in stmjcliacls easter cantata drew big crowd among the churches the death of frederick george nesbltt in st michaels hospital toronto on easter friday march 25 1932 culminates an illness of a couple of years duration having only as its beginning a sore toe first this sore member was ampu tated then part of the foot and finally his leg was amputated last week to allay the effects of gan grene shortly after this mr nesbitt passed away from a heart attack he was 73 years of age a native of ballantrae he was quite well known in the locality being a son of the late george nesbitt as a young man he settled in grey county where ho married ellen lockardt who predeceased him long years ago the couple farmed there during her life time two children survive the father being ambrose nesbitt of toronto and ms leslie morgason of ux bridge township two brothers robert and john and one half brother samuel nesbitt also survive and two sisters mrs frank russel and mrs wm coppins for 15 years the late mr nesbitt bad resided in toronto but paid frequent visits to his many friends about ballantrae and in uxbridge township the funeral on monday this week took place to the altona cemetery following the service conducted at the home of his daughter mrs morgason at lot 13 con 2 ux bridge rev mr burry of good wood conducted the service the pall bearers were all nephews of the de ceased being wesley russel of greeiibank bert and archie hughes of toronto george coppins of ballantrae and howard and kenneth nesbitt of churchill altona sorry to hear mr a will bo sold by auction at claremont on tuesday april 5 the property of chas cooper black gelding 7 years bay gelding 3 years 1 tractors real good shape two massey harris binders 7 ft massey mower 5 ft nearly new deering mower 5 ft massey cultivator spring tooth mc corniack deering spring tooth cultivator 9 ft new one s inch vossot grinder one 6vi inch vessot grinder one hand washer dolaval cream separator masey stiff tooth cultivator tractor hitch international cultipackor now gang plow three tractor plows hay loader frost wood side delivery rake frost wood manure spreader mccormick rid ing plow potato planter hoover cook stove 1 section harrowsncw half ton truck box organ new incubator a few new harness parts also a 2 furrow plow tractor now terms all sums up to 10 cash over that amount 6 months credit on app lien notes with interest at 0 per annum 6 per annum off for cash and special terms on tractors announced at sale sale at 1 wm maw auct wanted to borrow 3000 on first mortgage a rood in vestment interest monthly or quarterly as desired box m tribune mrs loney and family miss kathleen and clifford from hamil ton are spending easter vacation with mrs george storey miss eva lynburner of hagers- ville and barton of fergus are spending the easter vacation with their mother mrs jas h ratcliff miss gladys dougherty is home for holidays from her teaching duties near minden also miss mary curtis of the public school staff at lindsay mr and mrs eraser richie and son burk of toronto spent the week end holiday with mrs richies parents mr and mrs a c burk- holdor miss gertrude boyd and mr a ilennesey of oshawa and mr ken forsyth of toronto spent the holi day at the home of mr and mrs hugh boyd i george millard of newmarket was visiting his aunt mrs george robin son last week mr millard is re covering from a fractured leg re ceived in an accident mr and mrs e g miller ot stoney creek were with her parents mr and mrs d m hoover obrien avenue mr miller teaches school just out of stoney creek easter visitors with mr and mrs blake sanders were mr and mrs clayton stratton of belleville mr and mrs holland and mr hawkins all of toronto easter guests with rev and mrs mcleod included miss bcatty of toronto alex mcleod of western ontario mr ana mrs moyer ot beamsvllle and mr roberts williams the latter being a brother of mrs mcleod and the soloist who assisted in tho easter cantata at tho united church wo are jones is ill miss evelyn reesor is holidaying at homo here little miss irene pilkey spent sunday with her grandparents miss sinclair spent sunday with misses evelyn and kate reesor miss viola bunker is engaged in stouffville for a short time we are sorry to report that mrs b lewis is not in the best of health mr and mrs lloyd mckay spent sunday with mr and mrs wm duncan mr and mrs lome wagg spent sunday with mr and mrs frank wagg miss viola bunker was the guest of miss olive and hilda madill on sunday miss verna lehman spent sun day with her parents mr and mrs i lehman mr and mrs lome wagg and sou spent good friday with mr and mrs f wagg miss ethel bunker spent sunday with her parents mr and mrs norman bunker too bad sandy but she soon willi be able to be out again everybody gets it you know mr and mrs b reesor and blanche spent sunday with mr and mrs john hoover miss blanche reesor is spending the holidays witli her parents mr and mrs b reesor mr and mrs stanley thompson had tea with mr and mrs wm mcnair on sunday mr arthur wagg spent last week between toronto and newmarket but we think mostly in toronto mr and mrs murray dunkeld and son along with mrs t dunkeld had dinner with mr and mrs f wagg on sunday our altona curlers were success ful in cleaning up on everything they played in on wednesday but went back on thursday and lost all their good luck mr and mrs j hoover celebrat ed their fiftyfifth wedding anni versary on sunday march 27 while mr and mrs b reesor and family had dinner with them mr o madill one of the mer chants of our vlllago must intend to do some driving soon as both of his vehicles were in the garage on monday ot this week a large audience gathered in the stouffville united church on good friday night april 25th to hear the choir of that church under tho leadership of mr robert leslie sing mauuders lovely easter cantata entitled olivet to calvary thero have been many occasions in the past on which splendid choir have presented concerts services of song or other cantatas but it questionable whether any ever acquitted itself with more credit than the present organization did on friday last tho cantata which deals with outstanding incidents during the last few days of our saviours life on earth commencing with his triumphal entrance into jerusalem and ending with his crucifixion is highly inspirational in character and judging from the rapt attention of the listeners as the story was unfold ed by soloists and chorus it was quite apparent that the significance of the service was being borne in upon them the choir was fortunate in havin secured for the occasion two soloists of merit the tenor soloist was mr carson wideman a young man with a voice of good quality mr roberts k williams of tor onto who was heard here some weeks ago was the baritone soloist as those who heard him previously will remember mr williams has a mellow well modulated baritone voice which is very pleasing to the ear he did his work with evident authority and we feel that it is not too much to say that his singing was the inspiration which was re quired to enable the choir members to do the excellent work which they did in the various choruses the latter were well done and were sung with a knowledge and an apprecia tion which is too often lacking in their work we must not close without pay ing tribute to mrs harold lewis who sang so splendidly the several so prano solos which were her portion nor to miss anne lehman the very capable accompanist mr leslie the conductor must have been very gratified with the work of his choir and the hope was expressed that he may feel encour aged to attempt even finer things mexxox1te church rev w b moyer pastor sunday april 3rd 1932 10 00 am sunday school 1100 am morning worship 700 pm evening service altona 700 pm evening service the pastor will speak a cordial welcome to all t t t t stouffville baptist church rev w w fleischer pastor 1000 am bible school 1100 am morning worship 700 pm a friend in a dark hour prayer meeting wednesday 8 pm sunday 045 pm you are cordially welcomed to these services t t t t christian churches stouffville nud church hil f e hyde minister sunday april 3rd 1932 1000 am stouffville s s 1100 am morning worship 200 pm churchill s s 300 pm service churchill minister in chargo of service 7 pm a call to the successful a cordial welcome to all t t t t bloomixgtox and ringwood christian churches e morton preacher bethesda glasgow roy smith was homo this week we extend sympathy to our mail courier who lost his father last week louis smith is home for easter from his school duties in northern ontario the springlike weather which set in this tuesday leaves tho gravel roads very bad but we all welcome tho mild weather after so much sickness mr and mrs percy allen moved to their new home in aurora on monday mr allin purchased a comfortable residence in the central part of the town and here we trust they will long enjoy themselves the cantata olivet to calvary presented by the choir of stouffville united church will be repeated in melville church on the evening of wednesday april 6th under the auspices of melville choir a silver collection will be taken the gradual recovery of john yake who lives north of here is very gratifying following his recent accident mr john yake was seriously injured while drawing wood from the bush his team ran away and threw him off tho sleigh breaking some of his ribs one of which punctured his lung his legs and collarbone were also injured he was removed to york county hospi tal but his condition is improving a pretty wedding took place at the temperancoville parson age aurora on wednesday march 23rd when gertrude olive daughter of mr and mrs james graham aurora was united in marriage to frederick warren allin son of mr and mrs percy allin bethesda in the presence of immediate relatives rev lynd sunday april 3rd 1932 the most common sin in the world is selfishness that is what sent tho son of god to his doom upon the cross let us determine to get rid of that sin services next sunday 1100 am blooniington 700 pm ringwood lot us manifest the resurrected life in the lords service a cordial welcome to all t t t t stouffvile united church rev thos laidlaw ma pastor sunday april 3rd 1932 1100 a m morning worship worlds debt to the missionaries 230 p m s s bible classes business and young mens bible class are we satisfied with our attendance let us make this last month before we disband the best of the year 700 pm evening service the pastor will preach at both services monday at 8 pm swastikas wednesday at s pm prayer bible study you are cordially welcomed to these services officials board on tuesday april 5th at 8 pm card of thanks we wish to thank the neighbors who extended so many kindnesses during the passing of my dear father mr f g nesbitt mr and mrs f g nesbitt card of tilinks the children of the late gordon farrier desire to extend their appreciation and thanks to all those who in any way assisted them dur ing their present unexpected bereavement in the loss of a be loved father h farrier in mj3moriam in loving memory of miss mary stafford who passed away march 31 1930 true hearts that loved you with deepest affection always will love you in death just the same sadly missed by brother and niece in memoriam in loving memory of a dear husband and father joseph m g w grove who died april 2 1930 officiating the bride looked years may wipe out many things charming in a gown of pink georg- but this theyll wipe out never ette and lace and was attended by j the memory of thoso happy days her sister esther while the groom when we were all together was supported by gordon carr later the happy couple left by tnotor for toronto and points north the bride travelling in a beige coat and close fitting hat with matching accessories on their return they will reside at bethesda surrounded by friends we are lone some in tho midst of our joy wo are blue a smilo on our face but a heartache longing dear father for you sadly missed by wire and son roy sunday broadcast ckcii g30 to 030 pm the raymer eventide hour ono hour ot old hymns and favorites for lovers of impressive music can you think of anything more peaceful and blessod just at the close of sabbath day remember then next sunday 530 pm ray friers canadian bakery lloyd raymer 563 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