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The hody was removed to the W. 4 Church undertaking parlors at Belâ€" mont. The funeral will be held from the family home this afternoon at 230 a‘clock. Interment will be in WDorchester Union Cemetery. Harry Seyler while driving on Park #1., Thursday evening, collided with Fred Halstead‘s car as it was being backed out of the driveway. Little damage resulted. A safeguard for the tank in the man, Wm. Downing, Harry G #orm of a small rack had been used W. R. Bottom and George Whit antil two days ago when it was reâ€"| MV‘ !aken seriously by the court moved for other purposes on the f@rm. | =â€"â€"â€"â€"â€"â€"â€"â€"â€"â€"=â€"==â€"=â€"â€"â€"â€"â€"â€"_â€" which is at the corner of the eighth | eancession and White Oak sideroad’ U.S. STATESMAN ACC west of Glanworth. 5 ie â€"__â€"_ Mre. Armes discovered the chlldf‘ in the water. She removed the body and it is thought that there was still & spark of life at that time. Mrs. Armes had to run to the home of & ; weighbor, Thomas Parsons. a fifth of | a milo away. to call aid and then; there was difficulty in reaching a doeâ€" tor by telephone. Finally Dr. Mooney | was summon~d from Mount BrydzHL; Tho child was dead on his arrival | The child was Fllr"i\‘l‘drh;rifi; ents and grandparents. Dr. J. F. G. Colling, coroner, of Lambeth, was notified and it was de eided no inquest was necessary. LONDON, Nov. $â€"Bobby Armes, 18â€"month old child of Mr. and Mra. T. Edward Armes of RR. %, Gianâ€"; worth. was drowned on Sa!urday: efternoon in the water of a cooling tank 10 feet from the farm house. ; ‘The water in the tank was about two feet deep and is used for cooling seans of milk. stitution in Ki%fitér _one of . QI; most modern an st equipped o Â¥s kind in the Dominion. While mayer of Hespeler he was largely Enstrumental in securing the new post office building. _ _ _ _ His wife died in 1933. There are #wo children, Miss Florence Gruetsâ€" mer and Karl Gruetzner, both of Child Drowns In Farm Tank Son of T. Edward Armes, Glanworth, Victim.â€"Found by his Mother. â€"Doctor Called But Attempt To Safe Life Futite. mer has 20 years of municipal serâ€" vice to his credit in Hespeler, servâ€" ling on the parks board for five grears, councillor for six terms, reeve for four years and mayor for five During his term as reeve he was «hairman of the county council‘s Old Peofie'n Home committee. Durâ€" mlfue ie nu&iph:hmmeu- in carrying through a program of improveemnts that made the inâ€" HESPELER, Nov 8 6. A. @ruetzner, of Hespeler, Saturday amarked his §2nd birthday, receiving the congratulations of a legion of friends throughout the province. For more than 40 years he has been linked with the furniture tzade and is generally recogmized as @ne of the leaders in the Canadian furniture industry. He first came futo prominence in the line in conâ€" mection with one of the pioneer sstablishments of the industry, Bimpson & Co., of Berlin, now Kitchener. When the Simpson comâ€" gany entered a merger, Mr. Gruets mer organized the Hespeler Furni+ @ure Company and has been an exeâ€" eative member of the firm since its erganization in 1901. Mr. Gruetz Hespeler Leader Marks 82nd Year His girls were named for flowers And wealthy Rose he wed. He gave up lovely Lily To marigold instead. USE CHRONICLE WANT al TO BUY OR SBLL A. Gruetzner Founded l-\u.‘f House .A witure Company, Served ‘\m‘l'; 3 in Municipal Politics. | â€" BICYCLIST IN MISHAP y, November 9, 1987 ; For a time doceased was governâ€" {n-ent inspector of pler construction {at Goderich harbor and later, in the !days of the open bar, Hcense inspecâ€" tor for West Huron. In recent years, ;Until retirement, he was bookkeep |er and secretary for W. L Forrest Dredging Company. h | Herbert Toman ' P 1 ‘The funeral services for Herbert i | Toman, Kitchener highway, who was N °_ e P Ee SEreppei ‘killed at Cherry‘s mill, Nov. 4, was Paying a goodwill visit to Canada, Cordell Hull, United States held on Saturday. A short service Secretary of State, is shown chatting with Lord Tweedsmuir, governorâ€" was hedd at the home of his brother, general of Canada, after his arrival in Toronto. Mr. Hull was accorded Charles Toman, followed by a public an ho_norary dggrce frorp the University of Toronto during his visit to service at Hagey‘s Mennonite church. the city. Previously while in Ottawa, Mr. and Mrs. Hull were given a Inlerment was made in Preston comeâ€" state dinner by the governorâ€"general, borv 1 K.â€"W. Rotary members who joinâ€" ed 600 other Rotarians at Toronto on Friday to hear the founder, Paul Harris of Chicago, were C. H. Gerâ€" man, Wm. Downing, Harry Gould. W. R. Bottom am_i George Whitney. ‘Born at Haysyille. near Now Hamâ€" burg, the late Mr. Johuston iearned the blacksmithing trade at Rxeter and for thirty years he conducted a smithy businese at Clinton. He also rought and sold borses on a large seale in Huron, Middlesex, and Perth counties. Few men were better known among Weetorn Ontarlo farâ€" mers. He leaves three sons, Harold, Olt ver and Earl, all ‘Toronto businessâ€" mwen. He was a United churchman, staunch (Conservative, and member of Clinton Masonic Lodge. GODERLTH Nov 5. â€"Walking alone in the business section yeaterâ€" day, Oliver Johnster, businessman in Huron County for more than sixty year. and former Bquor license inâ€" spector, was stricken by a heart atâ€" tack and died Wefore medical ald reached hin. He was is his eightieth Mr. Johnson was or his way to pay his daily visit to a lifelong friend. Thomas Swarta, an octogenarâ€" lan, when death orertook him. Yeseâ€" terday morning he seemed to be in his usual good health. Bowmanâ€"Ecksteinâ€"Lloyd Bowman, Hespeler, to Marjorie Ida Eck: stein, Nov. 6, Kitchener. Sachauâ€"Millerâ€"Arnoid Sachau â€"to Mildred Miller, Nov. 6, both of Kitchener Haysville Native in Com, Dies Suddenly _ * * at G()(leri('h The Wood ~At 3t Mary‘s Hospital, Nov 5 to Mr and Mrs. Alfred Wood, Preston (win daughiters Moser â€"At Bamberg, Ocl 28, to Mr «ud Mrs iobert Moser. daughter mouse (Al KW Hompital Nov 8 to Miâ€" aud Mrs. Leo House, 40 ROTARIANS AT TORONTO .S. STATESMAN ACCORDED DEGREE IN TORONTO ut SUCCESSFUL SsaALE at G(xie"('h The aection sale of the stock of m otrient baises ain ies Conrad Bros., Hardware store, King & Bust M g Street uorth on Saturday evening tÂ¥ J was quite successful The promises Former Licemse Imspector, are mow vacant Lt unge S\ a daughter THE WATERLOQ (Ontario) CHRONICLE mnemmmemmmemmemmenmnatinemmsmmenmemmmeemssous ucss 2 _ J 42 65 O PC Ottawa, Two cars were damaged in a colâ€" V‘sion Thursday night on King St. South. Alf. Dietrich, Waterloo, was making a left turn off King St., when another car driven by Percy Holle of Conestogo hit the Dietrich car. Holles car went over the curb and came to a stop against the Snyder tactory bullding. CHARGED WITH ASSAULT Magistrate Blake told Ralph Koch, Queen St. resident, that merely grabâ€" bing George Cole Jr., by the collar constitutes assault. Koch was given suspended sentence and warned to keep the peace. ARMISTICE DAY THURSDAY Impressive Services are planned at Kitchener and Waterioo next Thursday. Banks and municipal offices and schools will close and an appropriate program of addreases and music given. A lad who in the rush at one of the boothe at the Rotary Carnival was given fifty conts too much in change returned it to the Rotary Club. For his honesty he was given a reward. of ‘Toronto being the guest OD:I;; The Florida sextet will render spe cial mausic at the evening services. to ensure delivery, Postmaster C. Dotzert states Dec. 3 is the date of the last boat sailing which will carry mail in time for Christmas delivery. A quiet weekâ€"end was raported yesâ€" terday by acting Chief Constable G. Thomas No speeders or illegal parkâ€" vrs wore apprehended OVERSEAS MAIL CLOSING Christmas mall for Wurope should be mailed within the next two weeks PME "veibriPrstr * mmen d l acn0 2t t .4 \First Baptist Church‘ at Water!oo, BR[EFS \and Mrs. Bochmer left Sunday night ‘lor Newcastie, Pa., where they will conduct evangelistic services for | two weeks, During Mr. Boehmer‘s FIRE DEPARTMENT CaLLED absence his pulpit at the local Watcrioo Fire Department was church will be in charge of Rev. J called out about § a.m. Monday mortâ€" W Boyd of Toronto and Rev. C M iug to the Twin City Laundry where Keene a mivr had burned ouf Little dam Figen= * ake was done RELIEF r4GGYÂ¥ mmause allll. 2 ANNIVERSARY SERVICES j BADLY HURT 8¢ First United Church will observe | & lfic:el:'egnzo:lrx their anniversary uext Sunday * Lumski, 136 Edward s both services, Rev J. &R Mutchmore & & @r o m_sosei c.u a%e was dobe RELIEF LiST GRoWs SMALLER =â€"â€"â€" _______ |â€" Kitchener‘s relief list for October CHIEF BACK TODAY U lailed 349. seven jess than the preâ€" Police Chuef E. Moreau is expected . Yious mouth . Last year: in October buck i0 Waterloo today from Goâ€" (he nyfuber on relief totalled 2.3%61 thome Bay where he has spert a | =â€"â€"â€" week‘s racation I MOTDR rabe namanien CARS COLLIDE AT WwATERLOO ROTARY CLUB REWARDS QuiEt WEEKâ€"END CAL NEWS BRIEFS ‘|_ A Kitchener woman, Mrs. W. \ Lumski, 136 Edward St., is in the ® K. & W. Hospital suffering from â€" m broker shoulder. She was hit by |a Weber Hardware truck on Saturâ€" | Abraham Hagmeier PRHSTON. â€" Abraham Hagmeior, father of Drs. J. Edwin and L Gorâ€" _don Hagmeier, of Preston Springs Hotel, died Saturday night in his Nith year. Widely known throughout ‘Canada and the United States ho was |a noted gardener and flower lover. Born in Germany Mr. Hagmeler came (to Canada in 1881 and after a year ‘in Ottawa, came to the Hespeler disâ€" trict where he farmed until 1911 ‘whem he entered the produce and grocery business in Hespoler He | managed the business until he re itired in 1923, when he lived in Kitchâ€" ‘ener for some years. Five years ago ‘ho became actively identified with ithe «arden at Preston Springs. Mr. \Hagmeier was a member of Zilon | Evangelical Church, Kitchener. His | wife died in 1924. Surviving are two sons. Dr. J. Edwin and Dr. I. Gordon ; Hagmejer, the former of Kitchener ‘and the latter of Preston. , | Simon Stauffer â€" ‘The funeral of the late Simon Stauffer who died at his late resiâ€" donee, 48 Mansion street, Kitchener, en Thureday, was held from the Ratzâ€" Bechte) Runcral Home on Sunday. Mr. Stauffer is survived by his wife. two brothers, Irvin and Daniel, of Kitchener, four sisters, Mrs. Menâ€" non Rosenbergor of New Dundee, Mrs. Maria Schweitzer of Kitchener, Mrs. 1. W. Swartz of Detroit and Mrs. Fa. Hallman of Kitchener. One bro ther William predeceased him four years PP ubiinttsP uie ainiboait MB w ddiidtinAbii® db t ‘Mrs. Gordon Lichty, Kitchener, Miss Eral and Miss Florence at home; also five brothers, Noah, Levi and John, all of Breslau, Isaiah of Natchez, Allen of Guernsey, Sask., and three sisters, Miss Magdalena. Kitchener, Mrs. Enoch Bowman, ‘Drayton, Mrs. Lloyd Shantz, Carâ€" stairs, Aita. One daughter, Mary, died 18 years ago. A oo o en o c oes on Wednesday at two o‘clock from the late home near Breslau to the Cressman Mennonite Church and cemetery for service and interment. Rev. Oscar Burkholder, minister, will conduct the service. The late Mrs. Cressman was a daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. Cyrus Cressman. Surviving are her husband, three sons and three daughters, namely: Willard and Donald at home, Leonard, Breslau, Sulurday morning a car driven by John Markowsky, Brunswick Avenue, was siruck by another in charge of Stuniey Steryk | Radiatore and fomâ€" ders wer damaged There passed away at St. Mary‘s Hospital, Kitchener, on Sunday, Mrs. Jacob Cressman, in her 48th year, following a three weeks‘ illâ€" ‘FIRED MANAGER A CANDIDATE Robert Scoit of Preston who was ‘fred‘ as manager of the Public UtH lddes Commission plant states that be will be a candidate for the comâ€" mission at the coming election. Most of the members of the council are exâ€" pected t seek reâ€"election. MOTOR CARS DAMAGED EVANGELISTIC SERVICES OBITUARY The funeral of Catherine Poetker, %1 Cedar street north, Kitchener, who died at the K.â€"W. Hospital on Wednesday was held from the United Mennonite Church, Waterloo, on Sunday afternoon with interment in the First Mennonite cemetory. YOU KNOW THAT 11 o‘clock in his 45th year. He was born at Mannheim. May 10th, 1883. He was proprietor of the Reickert Dairy. Prior to engaging in the Dairy business he served as printer for some years having learned the trade at the Waterloo Chronicle He was a member of St. John‘s Anglican Church as well as a member of Grand River Lodgoe A.F. and A.M. Surviving are his mothor, bis wife, Katherine Helen, one son Ellis, Kitchener, one daughter Betty at hame. ‘Two brothers, Milton of Coloâ€" rado and Morley. Kitchener The re mains will be at Schroiterâ€"Sandrock Funeral Home pending funeral ar rangements. Two Carloads of ’ Pouf_l'oes_Shipped to Mre. Cart Gottlick | ‘There passed away at ber rest ‘dence. 60 Highland Road, Kitchoner, on November 6, Mrs. Anna GottHck in her §6th year. She was born im Germany, January 9, 1872 and came to Canada 51 years ago. Her husband Carl, predeceased hor in June, 1936. She is survived by three daughtors, Hilda at bome, Mrs. William and Mrs. Bd. Marshand, both of Kitch ener one brother, August, WaterlOo, two sisters, Mrs. Fred Czerwinsk Mrs. B. Gutpell, Waterloo, and three grandchildren. ‘The funeral will be held at 230 p.m., Tuesday from her late residence with interment in St. Peter‘s Lutheran Cemetery. Dr. H. A. Sperling will be in charge of the service. assailants away, but %entty was partially unconscious. His head was cut in several places by blows from a bottle, when he was picked up. Stanley Reickert Stanley Reickert of 25 Cedar St. 8. Kitchener, passed away at the St Mary‘s l{ogpi{al. Monday, Nov. 8, at PORT HOPE, Nov. 5.â€"Clarence Beatty, farmer in Elizabethville, 10 miles northeast from here, was reâ€" egnr}ng today from injuries sufferâ€" ed when he was beaten â€"I;;-tw-;- unâ€" known men whom he had taken into his automobile. FARMER BADLY BEATEN BY TWO YAGRANTS Pwo carloads uf polatoes represout. ng 1200 baze were bought by Goaâ€" dies Limited. Kitchener, from & Hillsboro grower _ The potatloes, of Uie best quality. were shipped to Miuton and Ponteix, Sask., as a part of Goudies Ltd . gift to the people i~ the drougbt»tricken areas Waterloo No extra charge for use of FUNERAL HOME 51 Benton St., Phone 4480 160 King St. S Schreiter â€" Sandrock Walsh Funeral Service homeâ€"like Funerul Chapel. West by Goudies Catherine Poetker motorists frightened the Limited a re â€" especially trained to serve u n o b trusively and without any signa of octenâ€" QuUR stag and PAGE THREE Phone 677