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Kraemerâ€"At RR. 1, Wallenstein, Aug. 23, to Mr. and Mrs. Jerome Kraemer, a ter. Scott â€"At St. ‘s _ Hospital, Aug. 27, to Sgt. Mrs. Harold Scott, 38 Allan St., Waterloo, a Preston, a daughter. Erbâ€"At Baden, A“trb”' . w Mrs. Stanley , a daughâ€" Jonesâ€"At 5. Mary‘s Hospital, Aug. 24, to Mr. and Mrs. Edward Jones, RR. 3, Kitchener, a Btrauseâ€"Buschâ€"Aug. 21, Jerome Strauss of Teeswater to Grace Clara Busch of St. Clements. Millerâ€"Clarkâ€"Aug. 25, Sherman R. Miller of Elmira, to Doris Lillian Gartungâ€"Kudoba â€"Aug. 25, Cp). Donald Erdman Gartung to Irene Kudoba, both of Waterloo. Wellsâ€"Jos}linâ€"Aug. 25, Harrg Stewâ€" art Wells of Galt to Patricia Nora Joslin, Kitchener. Barberâ€"Liddleâ€"Aug. 25, Robert Barber of Preston to Ellen Lidâ€" dle of Wheatley, u#wvod-mlbm â€" Aug. _ 25, | ‘illiam Ledgerwood to Elma: Hilborn, both of Preston, W-IMâ€"A\?. 25, John How-‘ ard Ebé of R.R. 3, Kitchener, to Annie Eunson of Kitchener. ‘ Shantsâ€"Snyderâ€"Aug. 25, Howard Shantz of Baden to Hilda Mae Snfiser of Baden, Powlerâ€"Staib â€" Aug. 25, D}aaniel Fowler, of Hespeler, to Mary Helen Staib, Simcoe. Bardâ€"Murrayâ€"Aug. 24. . Douglas Joseph Bard to Eunice Isobel Murray, both of Galt, ldll-llitm-Am 29, Marshall W. Roth of New Hamburg to Marian Olive Ritzer, Kitchener, Woodâ€"Sharmanâ€"Aug. 28, Robert Henderson Wood of Preston to Marian Catherine Sharman of Dodgeâ€"Aug. 28, Frank Dodge, Hespeler, 66 ]euu. Reeâ€"Aug. 21, John Alexander Rae, Guelph, 57 years. Beattioâ€"Aug. 23, Mrs. Janet Beatâ€" tie, Blair, 90 years. Cowanâ€"Aug. 24, Fréderick H. Cowan of Brantford, at Kâ€"W __Hospital.. ileg. 2. Hoffman, W’ellesl%. 78 years, Wilkinsâ€"Aug. 23, William George Wilkins, M.M., 105 Albert §t, Waterloo, 59 uyeau. R Aufi , Mrs, Catherinc np , RR, 1, Drumbo, 79 yers, l(ulu{wln-â€"Au . 86, Jacob Mussâ€" elman, 59 Wllfiuu 8t W., Waterâ€" loo, 76 years. Rothâ€"Aug. 25, Mrs, John Roth, Blenheim Township, 78 {eaxs. Wagnerâ€"Aug. 28, Mrs. John Wagâ€" ner, Milverton, 39 years, Wâ€"Aug. 29, John William Soâ€" bisch Preston, four months old. wmâ€".‘ufi. 20 Christian,. A. E. Sutter, New Hamburg, 49 Gye:an. lchwnkâ€"-Auf. 29, David rge Schwark, 21 Erb St. W., Waterâ€" loo, at St. Mary‘s Hospital, 55 Clark of ton. ?M-Ium’dnâ€".kug. 25, Arâ€" chie Donald Kinsle to Nellie Eliâ€" zabeth Burkholder, both of Bresâ€" #$3, to Mr. and Mrs. Etra Brubaâ€" cher, RR. No. 2, Elmira, a son. | _ Mr. and Mrs. Isaiah Martin and family of Wallenstein visited with ‘l;lr. and Mrs. Peter Bowman, Sunâ€" ay. _ ‘fi;mfi'fie‘;’.' Heidelberg, to Doâ€" ris Isabel Weppler, Waterloo. _ days with relatives in Toronto. suveâ€"Charbonneauâ€"Aug. 25,: Orâ€" dinag Seaman Edward Sauve, RC.N.VR., to Germaine Charâ€" bonneau, both of Bridgeport. _ By Mre. Gertrude Bowman (Chroniele Correspondent) The Evangelical Ladies‘ Aid held a quilting at the home of Mrs. Joâ€" nathan B. Martin on Tuesday. + _ Mrs, Catherine Schmidt and Loâ€" rina, Miss Clara Soehner, Mr. and Mrs. Chris Hartwig visited Mr. end Mrs, Wallace Fenton, near Preston, Sunday. c _ Mr. and Mrs. Cecil C?lin& and | Karen spent the weekâ€"end with Mr. / _ Mrs. Roy Class and Janice spent the weekâ€"end with Mrs. Jack gare at Acton. _ 0 000 0_ _ and Mrs. Clarence Neeb at Hampâ€" stead. â€" Mr. and Mrs. Victor Dinger of during the last two years has been New Dundee visited Mr. and Mrs.|the home of Mr. and Mrs. Henry J. T. Ott, slmd.d,, Arndt and family. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Mohr, Mr. and Mrs. John John Bott moved to Elmira two Schmidt and Joan of Amulree years ago. spent Sunday with Mrs. Jacob! The house belonging to the late Spies. | Miss Mary Ludwig on Church St., Kitchener. irs. Alf. Mogk spent several ;\'llull'll 417 Marriages |ed by Rev Weslev Chu FLORADALE Deaths Caduttan Oftence Publishing Soctaty * ) e itnen a "fin ar Ma#)r George Finkbeiner, forâ€" mer Waterloo and Palmerston denâ€" | tist, arrived at his Listowel home ‘after serving overseas with the | Royal Canadian Dental Corps three years. He landed in Efitnd in 1942 and became attached to 2nd iTactical Air Force and dental offiâ€" cer for No. 126 Wing, one of Canâ€" _ada‘s crack spitfire units. c Mrs. James Liddell and fiveâ€" monthâ€"old daughter Barbara Jane have arrived in Elmira Mrs. Lidâ€" dell was the former Barbara Mcâ€" Kay of Cowan Beath, Scotland. She married WO. James Liddell about 1% years ago. WO. Liddell returned home in Aug., 1944 and is at the gl;efient employed by the H.EPC. fore his enlistment he iesided in this vicinity. â€" _ is serving with the Royal Canadian Triep ied Corys The wordieg ated and the organist was Mr. T The bride was venlnmflhfi by her father, ms' was gvmad a powder blue dress with a headâ€" dre-tomnchmdugm ries. Her bouquet was of red roses and carnations. Miss Winnifred Grigg was the bride‘s attendant The series of union services for Elmira‘s Presbyterian and United congregations came to a close with the past Sunday service, which wus held in the Presbyterian Church. This service was conductâ€" and she wore a navy blue and white mo‘xguhel dress and navy hat. CMS. Clifford _ Worsley, R.A.O.C., brother of the bride was ed by Rev. A. L. Thomj of Wesley Church and Miss mmt Snider of West Montrose was the guest soloist. Home From Overseas. Log f “u’ » h“ ie bride ut Vigeons Mizener aid" Sgt. Merner Sattler, son of Mr. g and Mrs. J. Sattler, Centre St., Elâ€" 4; mira, has returned home. He enâ€" listed in 1941 with the RCAF.|f and for one year and a half was stationed in North Africa worl:i‘nag‘ with radar on the ground staff. Then he returned to the Britilhl Isles to remain there until his reâ€" turn home, I The St. James Lutheran Sunday School and choir of St. Jacobs held a social in honor of Mrs. Oscar Leâ€" butzki, a recent bride. This event was held at Woods‘ Grove, near (Conesmgo and took the formy of a wiener roast. Mrs. Lebutzki was |presented with a chair on behalf . of the two organizations. Mr. Walâ€" ter Schaner presented the gift and the address was read bg Mr. Egbert Schmidt. Mr. Donald Davis was in charge of the games. Purchases Property, Bs After two weeks of Daily Vacaâ€" tional Bible School at the Penteâ€" costal Asscmblr here in Elmira, a program and closing exercises wu‘ presented by the pupils, Articles of handwork were dffi:hyed conâ€" sisting of sewing, wood work, stuâ€" dy books and hand carving. Miss Betty Orr of Bracebridge and. Miss Patricia Barker of Kingston were in charge of the two weeks of school and thefir conducted the exercises with Mrs. H. H. Barber ‘at the piano. Songs and recitations were presented by the children, Rev. Barber thanked the parents of all churches for their coâ€"operation, All the faithful attendantsâ€" were given certificates. There . were about 35 in attendance. â€" c ic is en Aibts Schoul Edgar M. Martin, son of the late Ivan Martin, Kimira, hag purchased the farm owned by Mannassah and John Schmitt, about 2 miles north of Elmira. The present owner may reside on the farm until October of next year, although the purchaser will have gnossession this coming March. On March 18, 1886, the late John H. Schmitt bought the farm cf 944 acres, from the late Martin Brubacher. Most of the family was born there and the gre.sem owners have always lived there. It is beâ€" ieved a sale will be held in late winter, the first sale held there in over 80 years. _ 200 Re%nald Duguay, 9, son of Mr. and Mrs, Albert Duguay, Centre St., is expected home this week from the St. Mary‘s Hospital, where he underwent an gpende& tomy last week. His pfogress is reported as satisfactory. _ _ _ Mr. and Mrs. John Bott have sold their farm to their son, Walter Bott, North Pilldngton‘ The farm is a few miles n of Elmira and D sompiq copies Ts mss Howlett, Raliphâ€"Mod. Hist. C. Kalbfileisch, _ Kathleen â€" hf Comp. 2, Eng. Lit. C, Mod. Hist. 1, Geom. 1, Tn* 2, L. Au. C, L. Comp. C, F. Au. 3, F. Com%ll. McMahon, Ritaâ€"Eng. Comp. C; Metzger, Walterâ€"Eng. Comp. C, Mrs. George Forwell of Kitchenâ€" avmhnmtuh of her Mr. Forwell and hr:ahh«-h.u& + George Forwell is a patient at the School Results of the Elmira School, results presented on Ma tâ€"Eng. Comp. 2, Eng. Lit. Croks, 1, qo 1 drig mmies 3, Chem. 2, F. Au. C, F. Comp. C. _ Gingerich, Cliffordâ€"Eng. Comp. Alg. 1, Geom. 1, Triz.'l. Phys. 1, F. Au. C; F. Comp. C; Mul{:lhnd, Rossâ€"Eng. Comp. C, Eng. Lit. C, Mod. Hist. 2, Alg. 2, Geom. £, Trig. Ruppel, Leonardâ€"Eng. Comp. 2, Eng. Lit. 2, Zool. 3, F. Au. 3, F. Comp. 2. Shiriey, Beverlieyâ€"Eng. Comp. C, Eng. Lit. 2, Mod. Hist. 1, Geom. 3, Trig. 3, L. Au. C, L. Comp. C, F. Au. 3, F. Comp. 2; Soehner, Esâ€" therâ€"Eng. Comp. 3, Eng. Lit C, Mod. Hist. 3, Trig. C, L. Comp. 3, F. Au. C, F. Comp. 1. 2, Phys. 3, Chem. 2; Mulholland, Ruthâ€"Eng. Comp. 3, Ex’l:% Lit C, Mod. Hist. 1, Geom. 2, Trig. C, F. Au. 3, F. Comp. 1; , Phys. 1, Chem. 1. F. Au. 3, 3 Tos fom. vomp. 3, Â¥, “u as‘ enfi mS. wIRS MBR EOV WORIWC EPBURICEEE and t Sunday with Mr. Miss Gwendolyn Mader of Kitchâ€" mm‘tfiwnmum&ammmm Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Schwindt, | with Lois Shelby. Merie and Douglas of Salem, Mr. Miss Elizabeth Schrieber of Galt mmmmmuw.::tmwfldmw.m Schwindt of near Eimira and Mr. Henry Schrieber. Vernon Schwindt were Sunday| . Mrs. Fred Becker and Joan of &uemwithlr.andluomew-ndlnln&ew. frnes un pave Loognge ana |guntant Wednands, whe hiew it . ve and y w son Ray of near Elora n”oefiw lmmnotuuhhnaut&mâ€" Little Margaret McCash of Galt day at the home of Mr. Oliver Kelâ€"|spent a few days with her grandâ€" .l?.';Ti‘E{e _home of Mr. Oliver Kelâ€" ey. yReh Bauman and Waldtrout their holidays with Mr. and Mrs. Howard Bauman. Mrs. Henry Wittich and daughâ€" ter Eleanor of Elmira were recent visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Edmund Schwindt. Bender were Sunday visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Sam Bird. Miss Eileen Goodln&ot Gait, Mr. and Mrs. Wilford Hu n?ud and Miss Ruby Stahibaum of Kitchener __Mr. and Mrs. Irvin Beise! and Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth McLean of Waterloo and Mr. and Mrs. Edwin spent the weekâ€"end with Mr. and|_ Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Perrin and krouiele CGorres Mrs. John Stahibaum. Mary spent the weekâ€"end in Toâ€" IChromiele Corrmpondent) Mr. and Mrs. Danie! Horst and |ronto Mfllfllrl son, Aaron, spent Sunday at the| Mr. and Mrs. Albert Shelby visitâ€"| .A number of relatives and homes of Mr. and Mrs. Abram|ed with Mr. and Mrs. Frank Shelby[|friends of Mr. and Mrs. Emil Bearinger and Mr. and Mrs. Dan‘sat Bright on Sunday. Schneider gathered at their home W. Horst at Wallenstein. Floyd Becker and A. C. Becker last Sunday to celebrate the birthâ€" and Glen Schrieber e at few days with Orville at Wilâ€" Mrs. W. Detweiler neeumnled Mr. and Mrs. E. Lang of t to Blythe on Sunday. Clifford Swarte of Kitchener visited with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. Swartz on Saturday. . _ rigk his Sheihy _ _ _ ___ |motored to Windsor on Monday, 'mmdwlwucwmm fitm-fldmw.mgfi‘-%'mm Henry Schricber. |Huntington, o T ‘Mrs. Fred Becker and Joan of er also accompanied them to Gienâ€" Kitchener and Mrs Max Becker, eoe.mwhce“h“lhea;hl.“ud with Mr. and Barbara and Bruce of Nine Pines Mr. E. MacGilp of Weston, govâ€" m Wednesday with Mrs. H. ernment nfieo.rdp' “nmm' ht;“;. Little Margaret McCash of Galt "‘i.m Leod "“"“T > es oo+ "Tad" Mire" Carin vm:lr&e‘gu*m Ms‘ and Mrs. ts, Mr. and Mrs. y w * AS un mc lcace ce cPecls . Eden Martin and Eileen Obituoery was a member of 96 King Bt. West EITCHRNER Phone 1â€"1996 C. F. PRICEK, orronatnaist Have your eyes scientifically tested and the proper glasses prescribed by ou; registered optometrist, STORE CLOSES 7 P.M. SATURDAY Ms. ond Mrs. Hugh P. MacLesn 84 Water St. By W. J. Kicewetter (Chroniele Correspondent) STEELE‘S BAMBERG Kitchener‘s Reliable Optometrist for 21 Years 31 Yours of Servine . a For * Satisfaction London visited with Mr. and Mrs. Willi{nm Birmingham on Sunday. der and daughters Among those TEAEE P GEDUER, PMIOD RNOEE ECUEPVEE, LAC. Howard Forster, Ollie Gingâ€" erich of Kitchener, Miss Velma Schneider of Wnou‘rbo, Gunr. Ruâ€" Mr. and Mrs. Auunm of Hawkesville, Mrs. Carl Schneider and Mrs. Martha Berg of Heideiâ€" Kress of Waterioo were guests of Mr. Alvin Esbaugh of Kitchener spent the weekâ€"end at his home here. Mr. and Mrs. Waltee Wahl and daughters were visitors with Mr. daughter Olga, An enjoyable afterâ€" noon was spent followed by supper m":lurved by_l:t’&:!gnd- liam Schneider and daughters, Esâ€" ther and Gladys. e Mrs. Otto Kress and Werner acâ€" ville on Sunday. of