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Stouffville Tribune (Stouffville, ON), November 7, 1935, p. 1

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uritwttte volxlvii no 25 stouffville ontario thursday november 7 1935 a v nolan jjp publisher nyal white liniment wonderfully over a good quired effective liniment where- 1s re- relievos sprains sore rheumatism lumbago atica sore throat stiff etc muscles sci- joints a good general liniment tor man or beast 2r and 50 cent sizes many mourn the social worker dies late otto baker aged 80 years i mrs annie k mutch hail diversified interests one of the largest funerals seen in the township of whit church tor a long time was the burial of otto baker on friday i mrs annie e mutch widow afternoon following his sudden rev john much formerly of chal- death at the toronto genera j mers church toronto died at the hospital where he has been rushed j home of her daughter mrs it a church folk celebrate their anniversary j m storey the home of quality drugs druggist cribbage players attention a few days before sufferin appendicitis the funeral was conducted at the late home baker hill followed by interment at baker iiill cemetery the service was in charge of rev e morton assisted by mr harry worling who led the prayer and rev w e smalley reading the lesson rrom ps 39 rev 0 b jeffery offered up the closing prayer rev mortons address was from mark 1333 in which he earnestly warned his listeners to prepare for the call of death a duet just a little while was rendered by miss alta fockler and mrs clarence stafford the death of otto baker in his 51st year came as a great surprise for he had been about right up to within a few days of his demise it from bruce townline west of stouffville service in her eightieth year for many years mrs mutch had been active in church and social wel fare work in missionary societies ladies aid societies the wctu nr barnardos home and other societies under the pen name of jean unusual enthusiasm prevaded the anniversary occasion of the stouff- 0 ville united church congregation held on sunday with special ser vices both morning and evening and a supper jand concert on monday the sabbath services were well at tended with capacity congregations to hear rev dr thomas mitchell who did not disappoint his congre gations who came in anticipation of hearing addresses of rare ability and carrying a note of helpfulness at the morning service rev thos laidlaw conducted a short dedica found unconscious local reaction beside his team to earth tremors found lying in an unconscious condition beside his team ofhorses in the lield where he had been work ing mr unas armstrong farmer of the altona district wis picked up in an unconscious condition but it j itlttt is expected that ho will recover the earthquake which rocked ontario on thursday night caused a mild hit of consternation in stouffville and tew people missed with the churches grant she was at one time art editor ion ceremony for the new electric if you are interested in knowing who is the best cribbage player in stouffville you are invited to join the mansion house cribbage club a tournament will be conducted through december jan feb and march fifty games per month willjoctober 23 be played special prizes for best to he appendicitis player of every 50 games the per- 1 he was taken to the hospital but he son winning most games in the four passed away wedesday evening the month period will be awarded a silver cup as stouffville champion for 1936 enroll now of toronto saturday night and canadian correspondent of the studio of london england also she was one of the organizers of the rosedale and the parkdale travel clubs sho was a member of old st andrews church and leaves four sons and a daughter they are rev john mutch of regina sask and former pastor of stouffville d a imiitch ilaileybury charles ml is thought he caught a slight cold of toronto gordon c mutch of at the north york plowing match on but the illness proved on october 20 30th the immediate cause of death was gas gangrene an active farmer in the community he was highly thought of and generally liked by a wide circle of friends thus his death cast a gloom over the neighborhood survived by his wife who is a daughter of mr john henry davis the couple had no family there survives the parents of the deceased mr and mrs slyvanus raker and one brother ralph baker of baker mill also an only niece jean the pall bearers officiating at the orval drewery harry t paisley eugene baker chas dennie rout johnston and same outstanding success as ho did collucil jess cook 0ver ioo last year his fondest hopes will passe1 tue at ule con no doubt he realized along with the sheep will go getting ready for chicago exposition mr james firodie the sheep king of york county is preparing his flock for exhibition again this fall at the international live stock exposition chicago from nov 30 to dec 7 mr brodie will ship over fijiwfere a full car load of his choice south- downs and if he meets with the iroselle nj and mrs r a bruce iuniohyille her son rev john mutch had charge of the funeral services on tuesday assisted by rev dr r p scatter of old st andrews church rev dr mcmillan and rev dr it x burns pallbearers were messrs jt clark owen staples w r walton sr john stanners john marshall ircv htb march of ridgeway mich- sandy bruce of stouffville and w r macdonald remembrance day monday november 11 til 1035 elusion of the public service at the late home to take a last farewell of jersey gives birth to triplets sufficient turnip feed to last through their ow triend of whom out the time the stock is away from sav is not le home estimated at aihout 300 giggpe pounds daily a flock brought along on turnips could not readily he turn ed off on some dry feed as would only he available fn chicago thus the exhibitor to keep his stock in prime condition must take along the necessary roots hay and other feed mr brodie explains may be fed satisfactorily from purchases made in the usa the brodie flock are looking well this fall and will undoubtedly give a good account of themselves at the big show the but mansion house stouffville ontario home cooking bread cakes pies 21 meals s500 room and board 500 per week ladies and gents rest rooms i gray coach lines tkvabel tfjc sling ijjtjtoap weekend bargain fares during november hoween all points on cray coach lines routes good going friday to sunday returning till monday minimum excursion return fare soc typical bargain fakes between stouffville and barrie 350 hunlhvillc 715 midland 4 so toronto 105 brampton 195 buffalo 500 information at imrs ii anderson ph 15s stoiiffvlllo a jersey cow belonging to murray dunkeld at atha sth concession of pickering township gave birth the ether day to triplets but they were all dead this particular jersey has an outstanding record in raising or giving birth to calves for although but 9 years she has produced fifteen calves in the lot were five pairs of twins a d she raised toil- of the five pairs remembrance day service for the village of stouffville will be held at the memorial gateway entrance to the park at 1045 am all citizens are requested to at tend this service in honour of the memory of those whose lives were sacrificed in the great war god save the king h w sanders reeve no sale of farm and village house bags large wolf the ubridge times tells wolf being shot on the 7th con cession south of that town and about seven or eight miles east and north of stouffville the uxhridgo paper said it is a long time since wolves roamed the bush of uxbridge town ship and it was with a great deal of incredulity that jack hill about three weeks ago while hunting rabbits in the reforestation on the 7th concession south of town noticed what appeared to he a large police dog running a rabbit it was too far away to take a shot at ihut he kept his eyes and ears open and on wed- nesdy of last week while hauling in wood heard his dog running something over the sand hills the next time out he took his shotgun nnd going in the direction of the running dog he saw the same ani mal which ho now felt sure was a wolf coming towards him about fifty yards off and fired at it bringing it down hut not making a safe kill the dog followed it up and die two kept fighting until j finally caught up with them and put the wolf out of its misery the animal was a female and measured five feet from the tip ot its nose to the tip ot its tail and weighted sixty pounds jack will now claim the 1500 bounty paid by the government for the killing of a wolf the widely advertised auction sale of 100 acre farm on the ux bridge whitchurch townline 5 miles north of stouffville failed to draw a hid on saturday the property is known as the albert paisley estate and was a money- making farm under tne manage ment of the late owner both the farm and house and lot in stouffville were to ibo sold to wind up the estate but buyers of farm lands or i village property are hard to find of a tlieso days and as a result the sale of either property was not made mrs alonzo allan and harry paisley stouffville will he glad to give any information about these properties to prospective purchasers ighting service just installed by menvber of the congregation the preacher of the day then entered upon his discourse from eph 5 and 32 and ore subject the church of tomorrow while believing in the church of today dr mitchell prophesied that the church of to morrow would be different it would have a sounder conception of the essentials would have no quarrel with science would put more emphasis on the beautiful in worship and in life would be a teaching church would give a larger place to women would have an intensified social conscience and lastly would be a community church dr mitchell thus would take us a stage nearer to the realization of the pro phetic word in revelation i saw no temple therein bruce barton said the preacher thinks the church of tomorrow will ibe more vital but in structure smaller he believes we are approaching the day when the minister will throw his messages on the walls of the homes of his parish- oners and will call his families to stimultaneous family worship in that day life will be religious and religion will be life in closing the preacher stressed the fact that each of his hearers could help to make the church of today into the church of tomorrow lr armstronghad evidently been in the act of unhitching the team from the plow to leave the field for they were partly unhooked when he was found in a prostrate condition shortly after six oclock on satur day evening he evidently felt all right during the afternoon other wise lie would have discontinued work before the late hour in which ho lid fortunately ho fell away from the animals and was not in jured in any way by them his condition while hopeful is not very good per- dr j goforth township will not pay shot cancel fire protection agree ment with sutton citizen pays an agreement with the village of sutton to pay the cost of the village fire equipment attending ires in the township was cancelled at a meeting of north gwillimbury township council on monday the council ruled that anyone who requires the services of the flro engine will have to pay the hill himself in tho future rev jonathan a gotorth dd intimately acquainted with the far east by a lifetime residence in china will speak at st james presbyterian church stouffville this thursday evening al 745 there will fie special music dr goforth was educated at knox college toronto and was the first student sent to the foreign mission field by the student body of that institution he chose the province of honan china for tho sphere of his work and was extraordinarily successful in his evangelistic efforts which received the larger portion of his energies during tho boxer uprising of 1900 dr goforth was gravely wounded by a sword cut upon tho head in 1925 the mission ary left honan and shortly after wards opened up an evangelistic mission in central manchuria which has grown rapidly from center to center of population along tho rail road lines complete blindness and the ill health of mrs goforth compelled their return to canada last spring since then dr goforth has been constantly engaged in speaking throughout the dominion having just completed a two weeks meeting in high park presbyterian church toronto the meeting on thursday is tho annual 1 hankoffering of the wms the- evening text was lukes word in chapter 414 and jesus return ed in the power of tho spirit into galilee what would it mean said the speaker for you and me to be called to go out to our tasks in this power he was sure that in such a case we would gain a new organ of vision a new fountain of health a new spring of conduct a new full ness of cooperation and a new- certainty of victory this marvelous dynamic he said was at our dis posal but we must pay the price if we would have it the demands upon us are four renunciation receptivity relaxation and releasement the world to which we go out is confused we know not what will be the morrow about the immediate future there are three views which he explained as the black the bright and the gray the most accurate of the three he suggested is perhaps the gray view there will be sunshine and shadow- tomorrow as today there will be defeat and victory but there will bo as well something new why should we not take this new thing into tomorrow the problems of life have their small ends and these are in our factories our streets our homes and in our hearts we need this power to help us solve them con cluded mr mitchell the choir under robt leslie ex celled themelves in special selec tions with miss anne lehman at the organ collections for sunday totalled 428 toward an objective ot 050 which officials says will be attain ed when all sources are reported the roast beef supper monday evening so well served by the ladies association took in 7c in addition to the excellent meal a concert was given by tho choir rendering two anthems solos by miss ross and miss luella cayman duet by mrs laidlaw and mr carl boadway and readings by rev herbert lee rev robt young and rev dr imiftcholl gave short addresses the pastor rev thos laidlaw officiated as chairman oddfellows night the local oddfellows lodge held an installation night on monday evening when the officers for the ensuing year present themselves for this form of ceremonythe ddgm from imount albert bro slorach was present and officiated as install ing master the members enjoyed an oyster supper at the close of tho lodge those installed were bro l e oneil jpg bro s w hastings ng bro ed lintner vg bro w r sanders trec secy bro t b itae fin secy bro h j malloy treas bro chas barkey warden henry slack con bro jess conk og bro ray yake ig m c barker rs ng bro a c burkholder ls ng bro m tait rs vg bro k campbell ls vg bro j madill rss bro w r dougherty lss bro j b sanders chap consider farmers dairy a public meeting in the interests of farmers and all others will be held in the municipal hall stouff ville on the evening of monday november 11 humphries mitchell former labor representative for hamilton in the late federal govern ment will address the meeting on the advisability and possibility of establishing a cooperative dairy in toronto other speakers will he present native girls sil we mr and mrs beckett of edmonton are celebrants of silver wedding les meiserables here next week at which the public is welcome silver offering will be received births aihn on november 3 1935 to 1935 to mr and mrs fred allin itethosdn a daughter shirley dorecn on monday tuesday and wednesday of next week the stanley theatre are presenting victor hugos immortal classic les miserables the starring cast con sists of fredrick march charles laughton and rachelle hudson it is a thrilling and pathetic story which contros around the life and soul struggles- of one man jean valjcan tho sitting is paris at the timo of the french revolution this is one of the greatest dramas ever filmed and ono you cannot afford to miss special armistice day holiday showing at 7 and 9 oclock tues day and wednesday regular s15 honoring mr and mrs w j beckett on tho occasion of their silver wedding anniversary a sur prise party was held at their home in edmonton alta on october 26 says the bulletin of that city mr and mrs beckett were married at wetaskiwin and for many years mr beckett has ibeen associated with the dairy industry of the province as a member of the provincial dairy branch depart ment of agriculture and since 1927 in charge of the federal produce grading service at edmonton mr george w scott an old friend of the happy couple spoke ot the high esteem in which they were held mr j r sweeney provincial dairy commissioner paid tribute to mr beckett for his excellent service to the dairy industry dr c p marker former provincial dairy commissioner and an old friend presented to tho couple a silver tea sot and tray from present and form er members of the federal dairy pro duce grading service and the pro vincial dairy branch also a silver bread tray from mr and mrs h b hay of sedgewick miss joan mason presented imrs beckett with a bouquet of roses and carnations after mr beckett had acknow ledged the presentation a buffet supper was served the table was centred by a twotier ice cream wedding cake presented by city dairls mrs beckett is a daughter of the lato samuel c dougherty and niece of j s and william dougherty and the misses daley of stouffville the rocking of buildings the tribune canvassed 25 sons and all but two of them admitted theyhad been awakened by the tremors while these two apparentlylept right through the first thought ot many persons awakened so rudely was that halloween pranks were ibeing carried to such an extent that their homes had been rocked or shaken in some manner mrs snider who lives on main street right opposite the button hardware when awakened by the quake jumped from her bed and hurried down stairs accompanying the rocking of her house was a thundering noise on the celling above her bedroom the vibration had shaken over a pile of wooden boxes it was afterwards learned and being alone mrs snider acted just like many another she sought some bodys company and rushed out ol the house and into the home of mrs irwin gray where she spent the re mainder of the night a chap on stouffer street couldnt figure what started him out of a sound sleep causing him to leap from his bed he heard sounds from the chicken pen and concluded that thieves were about stearhily ripp ing out with his gun he waited in the dark but the hens quieted down and it was witli fear that he approached the pen next morning fearing most of his birds would be missing but there was nothing wrong the poultry were jostled a bit by the quake just like their owner a professional man was driving from toronto during the time of the quake but felt nothing that is un til he reached home when his wife wanted to know what he meant by staying out so late when an earth quake was rocking their home until she was terrified mr seneca baker of whitchurch says he was awakened but sensed the rockinsr of home was an earth quake the cattle in the barn com menced to bawl and kept up a racket for some time indicating they had been disturbed and unsettled a ballantrae farmer declares that his chickens were cackjing loudly when he awakened and in the morning he found one dead under the roost lying on its back whether it was skaken from the perch or just toppled over because its time was at hand the owner would not say but it is quite possible that it fell from the perch in the dark a citizen whom we promised not to mention by name confided in us that he had been at markham halloween night assisting to clean up the remaining suds on the fin al evening of beer by the glass in a legalized parlor he jumped out of bed in a fright but was afraid to confide in his wife that the bed was shaking for he wasnt sure himself whether it really did shake or whether the markham slush was commencing to work in earnest while this was possibly the great est earth tremor ever experienced in these parts sufficient to rattle dish es upset bottles and boxes etc no reports ot plaster falling or other damage is reported in or aound stouffville lemonville bloomingtox ballantrae rev o b jeffery minister sunday november 10 1935 1045 ballantrae lest we forget 300 pm lemonville divine worship service jit bloomington withdrawn because of anniversary in the christian church gurgle gurgle goodbye markham now is dry the monthly meeting of the jr institute will be held at the home of mrs tranmer bloomington on wednesday november 13 at 230 pm roll call to be answered by most interesting thing i saw at tho exhibition good attendance hoped for markhams two berverago rooms ended their short period of pros perity in a swansong of gurgling beer last wednesday night as hundreds of guests invaded tho drinking rooms for a last glass of tho foamy beverage markham voted out the beer several months ago and wednesday was the zero hour for the villages two licensed hotels a carnival spirit pervaded the village with the gaiety of halloween steamed up to its height by the ever- flowing beer county and local con stables were on hand to check over zealous funmakers and they were kept busy throughout the evening automobiles and pedestrians thronged the main street in pro fusion while youngsters kept up a continuous hollering for merchants to shell out candles and nuts numerous farmers from the sur rounding district were on hand to enjoy tho fun charles jarvis 33 of toronto was arrested by constable james walke on a charge ot driving a car whllo drunk despite tho hilarity ot the stouffville presbyterian rev w h fuller b a sunday november 10 1935 200 pm bible school 300 pm church service ah are cordially invited stouffville baptist church chas s mcgrath pastor sunday november 10 1935 1000 am bible school 1100 am worship 700 pm service wednesday 8 pm prayer and bible study stouffville mennonite church rev i brnbacker pastor sunday november 10 1935 friday 8 pm prayer meeting 1000 am sunday school 1100 am preaching 7 pm preaching we are in the midst of interesting special services under dr peter wiseman come out and hear him as well as to enjoy the singing this is your privilege services every evening excepting saturday and monday sunday 11 am tnd 7 pm bloomington and ringwood christian churches rev e morton preacher sunday november 10 1935 anniversary services at blooming- ton rev thomas mitchell ma- dd will give the message in the morning mr eugene baker and miss alma baker will give selections in song the kinsmen quartette from tor onto will nave charge of the evening service mr o raymer will preach come early no service at ringrwood because of bloomington services only sunday school at 1000 am blessed is the man who takes the lead towards gods house in sub mission to him 8touffvillb united church rev thos laidlaw minister sunday november 10 1935 1100 am morning worship suibject the meek 230 pm ss bible classes 700 pm service beginning with song service suibject what shall i do then with jesus monday and thursday at 8 pm preshytery young peoples training sohool in continuation school wednesday at 8 pm prayer and bible study you are cordially welcome to all of these services stouffville congregational christian church harry worung pastor sunday november 10 1936 stouffville 1000 am bible school 1100 am morning worship- 700 pm evening service the rateliff male quartette will sing at the evening service short song service of old time hymns wednesday 7 pm childrens service wednesday 8 pm prayer meeting churchill 200 pm bible school 300 pm church service christian endeavour will be held this thursday evenlngat the home of mr and mrs herb pegg we heartily invite thepublio to any of our services peachs church there will bo a special service held in peachs united church sun day evening november 10th at 730 pm mrs mcbwcn wife of our minister will deliver and address and special music will ibe furnished by a quartette composed of the bethesda male quartette of reach evening no serious damage was re- township and tho peachs male ported to police quartette

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