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+ Dunhamâ€"At Elmira, Jan. 18, to Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Dunham, a daughter. Litwillerâ€"At St. Mary‘s Hosnital, Jan. 20, to Mr. and Mrs. Delton Litwiller. Kitchener, a son. Shantzâ€"At Bridgeport. Jan. 20, to Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Shantz, a son (stillborn). Martinâ€"At Galt Hospital, Jan. 18, to Mr. and Mrs. Ephriam Martin, Roseville, a son. Dubrickâ€"At Waterloo, Jan. 18, to Mr. and Mrs. Garfield Dubrick, a 117Moore avenue, a daughter. *‘ Voisienâ€"At Waterloo, Jan. 12. to to Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Voisin, Tuesday, January 25, 1988 Prominent in British government circles for many years, David Lioyd George celebrated his 75th birthday on January 17th. While still a member of parliament, Lloyd George has no official post in the present government and seems content to sit back and watch the moves other statesmen make. His last appearance in the news came when fire threatened to destroy his orchard and he rushed from his home to aid workmen put out the blaze. Schearerâ€"At St. Jacobs, Jan. 21, to Mr. and Mrs. Henry Schearer, Schmidtâ€"At Woodstock Hosnital, Jan. 18, to Mr. and Mrs. George Schmidt, Plattsville, a daughter. Steinkeâ€"At the K.â€"W. Hospital, to Mr. and Mrs. H. Steinke, Shantz Lane, Jan. 24, a daughter. Stockieâ€"At St. Mary‘s Hospital, Jan. 23, to Mr. and Mrs. Fabian Stockie, 293 Wilmot St., Kitchâ€" ener, a son. Braniff â€" At St. Mary‘s Hospital, Jan. 24, to Mr. and Mrs. H. Braniff, Betzner Apts, Kitchener, a son. Gerberâ€"Lichtiâ€"Jan. 20, Aaron Gerâ€" ber to Emma Lichti, both of Welâ€" lesley. Fisherâ€"Schifter â€" Jan. 22, Leonard Peter Fisher to Frieda Schilter, both of Kitchener. MacDonnell â€" Thomson â€" Jan. 22, George H. MacDonnell of Kitchâ€" ; ener road to Elizabeth A. Thomâ€" son of Preston. Bowmanâ€"Brubacherâ€"Jan. 21, Amâ€" sey Bowman of Jerusalem to Lavina Brubacher of Elmira. Batteâ€"At Walkerton, Jan. 21, Lowâ€" rence Batte, aged 65 years. Smithâ€"At her residence, Haddon Hall, Montreal, on Saturday, Jan. 22, Edith Ridd, beloved wife of R. Ernest Smith and mother of Mrs. Grant Harper, Waterloo. Funerkl at St. John, N.B., on Monday, January 24, 1938. Statesman Celebrates 75th Birthday Marriages Deaths Rirths While at work at the Canada Auto Top Co., at Kitchener, Leonard Laâ€" Flamme had his hands badly burned when inflammable material placed in the stove burst into flames. He was given treatment at the St. Mary‘s ‘ hospital. Dies Suddenly at Church Service Walter A. Starnaman, 63, Seired with Heart attack at King St. Baptist Church. A WELL KNOWN ness to Walter A Starnaman, aged 63, 99 Weber Street East, Kitchâ€" ener, when he was seized with a beart attack a moment after he had taken his seat at the eleven o‘clock service Sunday morning at the Kitchener _ King Street â€" Baptist Church. _ Dr. Leavine, attending church at the time, gave immediate aid. Mrs. Starnaman had walked to church with her husband and he apâ€" peared to be in his usual health. The funeral will take place on Tuesday afternoon at 2.30 o‘clock from the Schreiterâ€"Sandrock Funeâ€" ral Home to the King Street Bapâ€" tict Church for service and Mount rlope cemetery for interment. The late Mr. Starnaman was bern in Kitchener, January 9, 1875, rrnd for most of his life was engaged in the picture framing business. On June 17, 1903, he married Mary Bith, daughter of Mrs. Wm. Bish, Alexandra Ave., Waterloo. Their urion was blessed with four chilâ€" dren, three sons, Herbert of Toâ€" rcnto, Pobert and Edson of Kitchâ€" cner. and one daughter. Mabel (Mrs. ierne Kraemer\, Kitchener. Also one brother, George W., of Toronto, and two grandchildren. Sundav in the absence of Rev. Bishâ€" ep Dorstine at London. where he adâ€" Rev. Burton _ Waeber, evangelist from Guernsey, Sask., is assisting Ihis week in special services at the First Mernonite Church, Kitchener. He tnok charge of the services on drossel the Men‘s Rib‘e Class at the Central Baptist Church. EVANGELIST B. WEBER HERE Death came with startling suddenâ€" BADLY BURNED IN MISHAP PICTURE FRAMER THE WATERLOO (Ontario) CHRONICLER i _ "I have never in my life been subâ€" jected to such a thorough examinaâ€" t on as the one at Irun when 1 left the country. Certainly if the examâ€" ination to get into the Kingdom of Heaven is as thorough and strict, 1 am going to be a good boy from lnuw on."" iFormer Waterloo _ College Dean at Spanish War Area Food Plentiful _ sUBJECTED T6 _THOROUGH CHECKâ€"UP WHEN LEAVING Dr. Alex Potter, former dean of the Waterloo College, now assistant to the president of Rotary Interâ€" national, in a letter to a K.â€"W. Roâ€" tarian briefly tells of his visit to warâ€"stricken Spain. Not until he waus leaving Spain at the border was it forciby driven home to him that a war was in progress. He writes: | _ MASONS ENJOY "AT HOME® Ahout 210 counles gathered at the Woater‘oo _ Masonic Lodge Friday nizht on the occasion of the annual i"At Home". Cards and dancing were prmuch enjoyed. Dr. Alex Potter Says Hardly Know !"ightlju; in Progress. Doing at Lisbond, Portugal, Dr. Potter crossed that part of Spain held by General Franco‘s army and except that stations were crowded with soldiers there was little eviâ€" dence that a war was in progress. He was, however, some sixty miles bebind the lines where fighting was taking place. As to food, he said there appeared to be no scarcity, as he enjoyed a choice steak and was offered a second helping free, the first day. He was unable to see any of the havoe said to have taken place in levelled business sections in large cities He does not know whether the stories regarding it are suthentic or not. Buildings, as far as Dr. Potter could ascertain, were in good condition. Earl Sparks Victim When Skate Strikes Eye.â€"Falls GALT, Jan. 24.â€"A very unforâ€" tunate accident befell Earl Sparks, principal of the Drumbo public echool, on Friday when his eye was se badly lacerated in a fall at a huckey game that it was removed by an eye specialist at the Galt Hosâ€" j‘tal the same evening. The victim was scheduled to write part of his R.A. exam at Brantford the next cay. He will be confined to the hosnital for some time. Drumbo Teacher Loses an Eye The accident occurred in the third I pcriod of an Oxford West â€" Dumâ€" fries Rural Hockey League game between Ayr and Drumbo. As Sparks speeded down the ice he fell as he scored the tying goal for his tcom. While lying on the ice a skate from an opposing player| struck his eye. At the hospital, after careful examination, it was found the eye ball to be so badly impaired that removal of the eye was decided upon. In the overtime period between the teams, neither team could break the tie. It was the first injury sufâ€" fered by a player in over a score of years. _ T. O. (Tommy) Turner, manager of the Canada Bud Brewing Co., at Toronto and former manager of the Kuntz brewery bas resigned his poâ€" sitlon. He will enjoy a holiday be fore embarking in anothor business. CITY FOREMAN 85 YEARS OLD Enjoyine good health. a Kitchener vetcran city foreman. George H. Daâ€" vis. on Friday observed his 85th hirthday. ~ A. C. Hoffman was reâ€"appointed reâ€" presentative on the Waterloo Library Board and C. J. MacGregor to the Kitchener and Waterloo Entrance Board for 1938. WATERLOO OFFICIALS NAMED Scoring Tying Goal. RESIGNS POSITION hostwremniitc w MBA . ci css Th 2. MB I mc Rev. Israe! Harding Noe, 47â€"yearâ€"old custed dean of 8t. Mary‘s Episcopal Church, was rushed to a hospital toâ€" night at the end of his 22nd conâ€" secutive day of fasting in an effort to furnish living proof of man‘s imâ€" mortality. His condition was des perate, after being without food or water since January 2. Fasting 22 Days, Dean Near Death Farmer May Lose «Legs Result of Car Striking Sleigh BOTHWELL, Jan. 24. â€" Fred father of l'hréé fu;nlyr Humphries, Zone Township farmer, iss may lose his legs as a result of an FRUSTRATES BURC accident on the Ellwood corner near the town limits, Constable Anthony Her Mr. Humphries was driving a bobâ€" sleigh with his legs hanging over the side, when the motor truck of Wilfred Smith, driven by Roll Sayâ€" ‘or, skidded on the ice while turning 151 Wellington street, died suddenly on Thursday afternoon. Mr. Stieler was stricken with a heart attack while relieving a fellow tailor at the latter‘s store in Kitchener. Mr. Stieler was born in Germany, Sept. 23, 1870, and came to Canada 50 years ago. He attended St. Paul‘s Lutheran church. He is survived by his wife, the former Anna Mary May, three sons, Leonard, Windsor, Stewart, Toronâ€" to, and Howard of Kitchener, one brother, John of Germany, two sis ters, Mrs. John Hintz of Kitchener and Mrs. Mary Leinburger, of Milâ€" waukee, Wis., and three grandâ€" children. Surviving are her husband, one son, George, and one daughter, Miss Edna, her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Peter Grosz of Drayton, one brother, Waiter, of Harriston, and four sisters, Mrs. J. D. Levesque, Peace River district, Mrs. A. R. Magerty, Alma, Mrs. A. Andrews, Drayton, and Miss Laura Grosz at bume. The funeral took place Sunâ€" day with a service at St. Paul‘s Lutheran Church, Eimira, and interâ€" ment in the Elmira cemetery. ELMIRA.â€"Mrs. Oscar Holzworth passed away Thursday at her home, two miles north of Elmira, after an i‘iness of five years. She was born in North Woolwich 44 years ago and lived in this district all her life. There passed away at her home, 2h Eby St. South, Kitchener, on Sunday, Miss Mary Anne Nihill, in her 71st year. She had been ill four wreks. One brother, Edward, died rpbout two years ago. The funeral will take place this (Tuesday) mornâ€" ing at nine o‘clock to St. Joseph‘s Church thence to Mt. Hope cemeâ€" tery. Death summoned Mrs. Helmuth Hill, who died at her home in Wiarâ€" ton on Jan. 18th after a few weeks‘ illness with pneumonia. Mrs. Hill, who was formerly Miss Edna Chapâ€" man, was in her 29th year. _ _ She is survived by her husband, two sons, Jack and Rodger, one caughter, Cassie, a lat home, her parents, one sister, four brothers and her grandmother, Mrs. John Widmeyer. MEMPHIS, Tenn., Jan. A Kitchener tailor, Adam Stieler, The funeral was held on Sunday. Glasses by Steele 96 King St. W est Kitchener Miss Mary Anne Nikhill Mrs. Oscar Holzworth Mrs. Helmuth Hill OBITUARY "©$ TEELE C. F. PRICE, _ An aged Kitchener resident in the ‘person of Mrs. N. P. Peterson passed away at her home, 121 David St., on Sunday at 2 o‘clock a m., in her 78th year. The funeral |will be held at two o‘clock Tuesday afternoon from the late home with |Rev. J. H. Mills, rector of the St. Juhn‘s Anglican Church, officiating. l The late Mrs. Peterson was born in Kitchener, and married Mr. Peterâ€" \son 55 years ago. Her mother, Mrs. |\Wm. Harlock, nee Elizabeth Basâ€" ferd, was born in England. One |som survives, Walter of Kitchener. \One sister, Mrs. Geo. Harlock, died ifour yaers ago. the corner and crashed into Mr. Humphries‘ legs, causing compound fractures. The injured man was taken into the home of Mrs. Edward Cross and given first aid. Dr. Kearns, of Bothâ€" well, was called, who in turn sumâ€" mecned an ambulance and Dr. Fred Reid, of Chatham, who had the patient raemoved to Public General Huspital, Chatham. It was feared amputation of his legs would be n« cessary. Mr. Humphries is married and the Constable Anthony Herzog, on Â¥r+ day night frustrated an attempt by three men to force an entrance lato Siahl‘s Cider Mill near Victoria St The men were traced through Hogg‘s coal yard and then lost. LINWOOD, Jan. 22.â€"A well well known resident of this district, Edward Cressman, aged 74, died on Friday afternoon at St. Mary‘s Hosâ€" pital, Kitchener, after two weeks‘ il)ness. Mr. Cressman was born in Wallace township, the son of the late Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Cressman. He farmed most of his life. Recentâ€" ly he lived on the town line west of Macton and prior to that time he lived in Listowel. The funeral service was held Monday afternoon with interment in the Union Cemetery, Elmira. Rev. J. Neal of Glenallen officiated. Surviving are his wife, the former Victoria Marks, one son, A‘bert, at home, one brother, Alce or Listowel, two sisters, Mrs. Joseph Blough, Toronto. and Mrs. Aibert Snyder of Kitchener. YOU KNOW THAT Waterloo No extra charge for use of our homeâ€"like Funerul Chapel. Walsh Funeral Service 160 King St. 8. â€" Phone 677 FRUSTRATES BURGLARY Schreiter â€" Sandrock Limited FUNERAL HOME 51 Benton St. â€" Phone 4480 33 â€"_of our orgaâ€" mization has had careful training duties. EVE&Y member of our orgaâ€" for thirteen Kitchener‘s Reiinble PAGE THRER