Weston 18 Killed. Perth Native Lived in Abbotsford
Jon Thomas Weston, eighteen, native of Perth Ontario, long resident of British Columbia, died recently in Abbotsford. He worked for FT. R. Whitchelow Ltd and was valued by colleagues. Survived by parents two brothers three sisters and extended relatives in Vancouver Alberta and California. Funeral at home then Hazelwood Cemetery conducted by Rev A Harding Priest. Pallbearers were local schoolmates from Abbotsford. Community sorrow with tributes from many friends and organizations including Loyal Orange Lodge 187.
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Pho
FT. R. Whitchelow Ltd
Twe Brothers
Vancouver
Alberta
California
A. Harding
Hazelwood
Nortan Lutebhison
Umes Gilmore
Frank Ruckey
Pred Taylor
Charlie Roberts
Joe Andrey
R. Whitehorn
Phyllis
J. White
Anda
A. Harding Priest
Arthur
Tyonal Salt
A. Boustielnd
A. Maystiad
Turner
Harry
Allan Byckowski
Loyal Orange Lodge
Ace Haddrell
Lloyd Vannotta
Caray Taylor
Fred Taylor
Maurtice Brydges
Norman Hintchinton
Abbotford Men's Club Debates Social and Economic Menace
The Abbotsford Men's Club met Tuesday evening. After an hour, a debate discussed whether Le Oriental constitutes a social and economic menace. Speakers argued for and against. a vote followed, with plans for another debate. Ladies' Night slated for May 1, with two new full-size table tennis tables announced.
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Abbotsford
B. White
C. W. Denedict
M.S Therh
Mission City Community Grass Band to Meet in Mission
Fraser Valley Record reprint reports Alkolefard band to hold a Tuesday evening meeting in Mission City. Fred Bajmister cites band strength of 40 players plus 9 students, 22 actively piping, and 15 owning instruments as funds invested in instruments and stands totaling 1845.78 wholesale price. Band aims to tour Nicomen and Vancouver area, seeking public support to become self sustaining and be the first BC unit engaged in Vancouver.
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Gray
Fraser Valley
Mission City
Fred Bajmister
Uley
B.C
Vancouver
Loys
Willins
Nicomen
Jyvte
Lie
Ines
V. 1
Annual Masonic Ball in Abbotsford Celebrated in Style
The third annual ball of Abbotsford Lodge members drew over four hundred invitations to a Rhode island themed event in the theatre. Carden's Pierce Orchestra of Vancouver provided music as couples danced and dined in a lavishly decorated hall with floral arrangements. Out‑of‑town attendees included Mesat's and Crosby among others, with social highlights featuring local notables and guests from Mission City and Vancouver.
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Abbotsford Lodge
AW & AM
Carden
Vilncouver
Ning
Te Soelety
Gorvad
Alexandria
Nolivenila Amore
Mluitane
Mesat
Fayuma Crosby
Baltt
Morrow
PlishowKe
Vanconyert
Biwi
Alanson
Test Manson
Bekarat
Mission City
Chaveoten Mr. Destries Close of Lenehing Street Office
Village records show Mr. Destries of Lenehing Street facing a disrupted week as his office closes this week. Local notices indicate ongoing issues with access and operations affecting residents and nearby businesses.
Telegraph Office Telephones Fail Amid Vandalism
A faulty telephone system at the telegraph office disrupted service, leading residents to seek help at the Pioneer Store. Police report two men were seen near Haddwell residence. suspects likely the same pair behind prior vandalism. Repair teams from New Westminster arrived and expect to fix the lines tonight or tomorrow morning.
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Haddwell
Ben
New Westminster
Taunorrow
Bubik
Steveston
Mie
Ladner
Ec. Mys
Haddrell
Lavo
Leaderine
Vanenuver
Branch of Automobile Association forms in the valley
A meeting in Mason ic Hall Tuesday approved forming a branch of the B C Automobile Association of B C with Weir's Garage as head quarters. Officers pro tem named N Hilly O Weir M M Shore t G L Feller. Members must own a private car have clean records and pay 10 dollars yearly.
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Masonic Hall
B. C. Automobile Association of
R. J. Shortread
WP. Cowner
Vancouver
Messrs. Sighiore
Booth
Weir
Pro Tems
N. Hilly
O. Weir
M. M. Shoret
G. L. Feller
Detter
Hihi
Carevat Dyiviig
Incomplete OCR List of Names and Places
Fragmentary registration text lists numerous individuals and surnames such as D. Me oll J. Shennon Mrs Cy Hodeon We Vocktv MT ty Greeny HM We Monreerott and others, with references to Vanseouy W Burnabys CG New Westininsiior W H dwirley Victoria.
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Ford
Thssall
D. Me Oll
J. Shennon
Cy Hodeon
Ty Greeny
Monreerott
Metewtf
Noorlont
W. Hel
W. Sluclain
Vanseouy
Dunas
Burnabys
New Westininsiior
W. H
Voter urged to register vote amid business disruption
A call to action emphasizes immediate voter registration as a telephone service interruption disrupts business operations, highlighting the impact on local commerce and civic participation. The message stresses the urgency of casting ballots today to address the disruption and support community needs.
Arnett Returns Home From Gold Coast Military Work
W C Arnett of Holly Lodge and formerly of Mutha returns home from the Gold Coast. British specialists under General Stewart head home for holidays, with Major Tommy Taylor A G Gratin and R D Thomas among them. Timber from British Columbia used for railway bridge work as the port and rail developments extend into Ashouti district about 168 miles, with seven miles more to come. Arnett notes exports of manganese copper gold and raw fibers.
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W. C. Arnatt
Holly Lodge
Mutha
Crantie Gold Coal
Fe Visheen
Uahavodt
Np Stawerk & MacDonald
Rajovis
Stewart
Tac
Fl. Taylor
Tommy Taylor
A. G. Gratin
R. D. Thomas
Victory
British Columbia
Ashouti
Qajigesia
Avett
Arnett
Abbotsford Baseball Officers Elected At Organization Meeting
An Abbotsford organization meeting was held Wednesday evening with preparations for the season and officers appointed. President W. Weirsenvers, Vice President W. Morgan, and other posts were filled as players aim to form a strong Valley team and receive community support.
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Abbotsford Baseball Players J
W. Weirsen
Vers
W. Morgan
Tidinger
Makiag
Tim Best
Boost for the B C Auto Club in Fraser Valley meeting
A Fraser Valley report notes a boost for the B C Auto Club with many sign ups and a new branch being organized by local owners. Twenty members have signed up as unity grows and more plan to join at the next meeting.
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B. C. Auto Club
Sohat
Fraser Valley
Poplar Community Events Highlight April Activities
Poplar locals report a Friday Community Hall program with long avills and dialogues by scholars, solos by Mrs Whiteside and daughter Phyllis, and a lecture by Rev. William Roberson on the Grand Canyon. An April 18 poultry show and cooperative farming talk followed by a Scott dance tonight attracts strong attendance.
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Poplar
Conwy
Fa. R. Whiteside
Phylis
H. Vincent
Pople
Verliza Ik
Local Events and Church Services Notices
Register your vote events April 27 Vimy Dance by W A GWVA April 28 Picture Show Thomas Malghan If you believe It May 4 and 5 Rosary Father and Son banquet May 24 May Day crowning May Queen Service Sundays 7 30 St Mathews Anglican Church Abbot Ford Rev Pfarding Priest Vicar
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W. A
GWVA
Thomas Malghan
Father and Son
Parish
Hull
St. Mathew's Anglican Church
Abbot Ford
aApfarding
Five Just Placed in Sidely Range of Pie Bawry Deesses
Five units in a sidely range of Pie Bawry Deesses form an exceptionally fine model of HIE news designs with Peleus 4 Tae Hoan priced at $2.00.
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HIE News
Peleus
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