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Linwood Woman k President '.' Of North Waterloo Institute an. Hayes ot Toronto, I tta" Bee reury of the Domnmem ot Agricul- tare Women‘s [mutate branch, who run on. of to Inter: or the any. due-Idea during the election Mn. (Continued on Page 6--Har. a) The membership at it. four branches was uhown to I“ u 148. These members taro mid to nuke an attempt to organize more branches In the county. (.1 ©heoqiM. 00m” NEW DUNDEE.--with n merry twinkle in his eye. a contented cum: and the mentality of n mm In" In. "e. Mr. George True-let. Waggon County‘s kindly old gentleman ho resides near this village. witl reach the century mark when he celebrnlen his 100th “birthday on Sunny, June Sth. Tho shades of twilight were softly gathering when The amiable I), M M) w%aduBB1=Y ~ll- M. mu". ot Linwood. tor the M In "In mutual-unto of North Waterloo Unmet Woman Inmate on that [dented Baud. Iva one“! to the presidency ot the dtqtrtot at the un- wind meeting. he“ ll Wound” on Ytdar, May 28th, Although they do not exist [or the means of raising money. " I" up riled that the branch“ upended $210.01 on worthy can-a- In the not! yeah Wcterloo We.» [Juli-cull! Apps" W of 3-: Coder.” m lumber: were present than an [our branches of Linwood. Contro- vule. Winterbourne and Wallaby. The delegate. accepted the luv“:- non of the Linwood was» to hold [to next district meeting In that 11111.30 WILL St. Matthew's Lutheran Church was filled to the doors at a special German service held on Friday eve- ning and attended by about 25 min- isters of the Canada Synod, com- memorating the 50th anniversary of Rev. E. Holm entering the ministry. Rev. S. J. Wittie was in charge of the service. New Dundee Reade-t it“: Rev. J. Reble, D.D., of Hamilton, president of the Lutheran Calida Synod, preached the festinl sermon. busing his inspiring discourse on MP..- Completes " Century‘ In Lutheran Ministry Man, 100, Sees Mile Away Without Aid (lf asses GERMANS SLASH IN CZECH OUTBREAK Century Mark on My, June sth.--wan Married Nady " Years. YE. in; Quits HAS KEEN MEMORY AT CON ESTOGO Huge _Aneivenrary (ET AT LINWOOD m 1039 called to lmervlew Mr. Trunslor and found him seated in a comfortable Hocking chair beanie a window over- looking the you ttetdt, whlcl: lu his youth were but large areas ot bush- land. When asrkqd how no account: in! his long life. he replied. "A clotr ‘wnscieuce and plenty at tom-loos to pat." Mr. Truaaler who In: been ian enthusiastic ssh-denu- all his “to. l A cedar I." on the In": of Thomas G. Walker. non Huylville. Wilmot town-hip. Thin 'stately group (of white cedars. minted " - Go by the lite Henry Puddicombe, A.P., ure about 86 feet high. Puddi- eombe, early pioneer farmer from liiGGihiTi,' built a bone - known u “Cain Lawn". John 1, verse 16. In. S. J. Wittig and In. Herb Huehn 'lt,',',U'lTet priate solo and duet mam rs be- tween other hymns of praise sung by the gathering. Rev. Holm was presented with n gift by the Synod and his former parish remembered him with u money envelope present. Mrs. Holm ‘wcs presented with . beautiful (Continued on me C--l6o. " " very food at tomatoes And they turn: a pan ot his diet "eleo duly. even In tho winter, He I. still enjoy- in; life but mentioned the fact that he lost his but “and when his wife died several you ago at the use of " ending . marriage that lasted nenrly " years. Mr, Trussler. who is of In optimistic nature and that (Continued on Page PM. " Following the service t social em. tertainment was held in the church basement during which brief nd, dresses by visiting pastors and the reading of " poem of his own com- position by Rev. H. Mosh: were greatly enjoyed and were followed by lunch. Planted Seventy- Five Years Ago WATERLOO CHRONICLE A HOME Hmrm Iron um Mit VAM ma non): Warsou.oo, 0-1110“ Tum". MALL! Two ua Youths Douclu Kneebone. no Stanley and. Kitchener. lulu-d had in- it”. Sun-113 Moon when If. ye]: some with 1 at driven by Allan shendel. Kin: M Inw- 1 Waterloo. ' M0'N"PR1ii--Knrt Rudolf Ger- hardt. of Dionne-I. made " plain to x-ewpanormen here he "I not the “personal repreamrtatiro" of ch- cellor Hitler mentloneql int" went in a House ot Commons debuts on re ports German interests were neg» muting for the purchase ot tho land ot Anticoati in the St, Lawrence Gull. _ Cnnson Domeht, Waterloo, learn- ed Ssturdty that the min; given recently by police to motorcyclists (ii', equip their machines with muff- lee is te? be adhered to. Picking the Hand youth up. "endetr_dhirrttqthootBeeof . nearby pm VII“. it w eqivqd cum-It and was removed to his home. sailboat“ Men} to rmtrievea But Mr. Gerhardt uld he wt! In- xioun to nuke it clear that he had not with»: with the “Dr. Emil Karl Gerhardt". Also described as a former Instructor at the Ontario Motor 1bdist hhal [ hr lack of Idler l Domeht ,aritirtiGt of tn ex- pected long line of ofrendem to puy a thte of $1 Ind costs. loo. Amaranth polite, bubonic is Alleged to is tuned in from. ot the nuwnobilo II it turned " Urtiyt ,troetfmto. , m. _ warm. "mind an: m in; tur/tes. vie! he tttti.idoAwiths an! itriveai by Jack Heinrich, on Put During the debate, EhtrtBervtttire Leader Bennett said: “Hillel": per- sonal representative. or a trerrtteman who at any rate allege- he is. was in thls country on Baturdar last and in Ottawa on Sunday." Later it was rumored a man named "Dr. Emil Karl Gerhard!" was In Gunilla on I secret mission from Germany. Mr. Gerhardt. a former Instructor at the University at Western Onurio at London. w.“ inclined to describe as a "lake" the information given me newspapermen In Ottawa to the etteet that a man named "Dr. Emil Karl Gerhardt" Ind been wetting in Canada in behalf or the German die. tutor. university. Former London University IN CANADA EIGHT YEARS Houu a! W” wad " who "the am a m to in!" Nazi W. In Canada", in a tonna- mum at wncrloo Calla... Prof. Gerhardt amended the local college In an. and was actively Interested In - Ger- man club. at that time. Luv- ing Waterloo in vault to Lon don to “and Vic-tum Univ"- shy. W taking up my”. In Karl Osman, Oahu-sky at Western 00am locum. M tkrttqd In on that. In the Mimi-c te etiee. the ehild nu Iruriioit Klip. up Yiqtorir an”. Instructor Is Well Known In Twin City. link With Mer [hedhCollision hm minimum for tho Soral winter "ir nut Noun”. Jul announced. as tor Jun-undo butter. Nor well our!” man be received in: Toronto up: [not than July "tit. hits-ttell" tor and may butter In 1b40. boaam, which nut be conned u "sadeinthqmotttttotV Anon» ”can of lllollhl‘ who money in who“, buns with I totat more ot " Mn; In the Srst map. it“ In me mreood, and " in mm, includ- tetdg unable flavor more in such nevi-ed informuon “you! - mg. shipping. and other poun- I: up [nimble from the Ilium Winter Pair one“, Toronto. remanded for game __ $147. trite John R. Bhke, in Wanton 90139 gout! My. wlgen he pleaded 1m "F" idol? e. Tm": 6GFiG jewelkr, in his {admin m, w gently, over the can of repairs. Czech Electors Divided In Loyalty To Nazi Chief PLEADS GUILTY IO ASSAULT CHARGE In his testimony Frickey ud- minedthechnr‘ghud -edms gretAng his__‘ Fr acting”. Ate Emu is said to"iikvrGitierrud%. jury to his teeth and had two chipped in the truss. Crippled Children Receive Treatment at Rotary Clinic 'rhitsesfiseairellliilt , Fiftyl’rizeBinls _ NEW DUNDEE.-chieken thieves entered the Hillside Poultry Perm ind mockery sometime during LEI-idly night end camped with be- nween 40 end " pure bred White Leghorn hens. Apparentli the whines were after onlme e nicest (of the ttoeh u the pen contained 170 birds. The robbery, which is the 1,tit that he ever occurred " this hutchery. we: reported to the pro- !vinci-l police who are investigating, A total of 8150 is cloud uf on». Thales-o! ("adv-nigh. oo6oCh-uebruSodroao. ('05-- no. - nth. thU _ Rodi-o eanh for your__oId {ugh-n. gel-Egon, ;r-cllmrlivomv 'diueii eaAtorieNOW. TOW. !3'°-'-!-|i-r-grg¢ Thin Awarding yr evidencel Frisky; is Etnerrtieker, of Wag-log! up: Free Want Ads. Daring June Tahdu-hchRwiiloit to n chug-é ofeGiaiioiGL Fair turietiiiats 'of befor/order m "ati,ru"Pdfiid Ptaut10_eryoer. _ _ _ - of ttlrG - isaai --_ “axinodcyw‘ 'Tsm-W and. “but” rm for I’m-Nut Ind” Kan-id "II-in tm- " Load-r "iGfiriiiGiil"GurG {Haydon have“ riv-l 76m dovnkin's maid GEL-13 gin;- daL myeiefrat elqctigm. . - 7 - od,t,etg'at Ill-:1! dean,, Snail: mount: c " “but“. near Grams. in the border sou. One Nu m mien-1y i and and thee 80cm were AIT,? hint In all, 2,367 districts, including 1,152 Ouch Inn, Mt German, 5 Buchanan, " Shah and " P0“ vent to the polls. The third round of balloting will take place Jun. 12. 52-"?- W A - _ - - Thanh to the fusion of the " deten. German Agrarian And Ga- man Christian Socialist partial, lein At1.iowetyt.e.reeed yer. on Jnhlonoc, Velbert and Ltbieei, German-dominated industrlnl cities. as well u on other communitie. with heavy f"atur,tt'gt I After, the riot. " pct-on era-ted unrated to the polls under police guard. the Random with a column of their supporters. and the anti-Nazis with Communist and Bo- ciel Democnt column... Today's voting indicated mix: it would he erroneous to speak of do ‘Sodeten German nee- a being ‘completely behind Henlein. [lawn-Min“ DuriargEketiwueoGer. m_WMI HENLIIN um MARTIAL GAINS F. Boyer, psychintrist of the nine ii.,iiirtitit, more than 120 crippled children received treatment at the Iriteherer-wateruo Hospital. on Dr. D. E. Robertson Swiss Examination of 120 Weterloo County Crippled Infants MAJORITY HAVE FAULTY BONE STRUCTURE l The clinic wu under the snakes ‘of the Kitchener - Waterloo and Under the supervision or Dr. D. E. Robertson. head surgeon of the Sick Children's Hospital. Toronto. Dr. J. L. McDomld and Dr. George Preston Rotary Clubs, and assisting in mminuions were Rotary mem- bers Dr. R. I. helmet, Dr. R. A. 1Tendermyt, Dr. M. P. Hamilton. Dr. Dr. A. E. Brooke. H. M. Cook, chirmIn of the K.- W. Rotary committee in charge of crippled children’s work, supervised the entire clinic, benefits, of which are ofNrod free of chase. R. M. Gould, mercury of the committee. and to whom much of the credit b due for completi Imogemento for the humane 'def, was unable to attend owing to illness. _ According to emails, there were about twenty more use: treated this {at than lest. when Inn-oxi- mate no» children were brought to the limits] for trentgnnt. _Thfs ncllucrwn. ur. n. .. “Inuit”. W. gout}: If Erection Sumwrium. 3nd Sunni-y. PMHAL ttouttr%sd on Fuse 6-06o. 2) a Sitimhy. Ml HIE hie-30.