Obituary Notices Nassagaweya Man Joseph Moore
Joseph Moore of Nassagaweya died March 40 after an operation for bowel trouble at Guelph General Hospital. He was 47. Funeral at Eden Mills residence followed by Nassagaweya Cemetery interment. Survived by wife Mibu Adamaon, four children, parents James Moore and family, and two brothers. The community extends deep sympathy.
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Joseph ©. Moore
Nassagaweya
Pas
Guelph General Hospital
James Moors
Eden Mill
Eden Mills
Mibu Tile
Adamaon
Sin
United Church
Vainine
Order of the
Iuy
Terra Cotta Quarry Updates and Local Business Moves
The Wallon Frick Company plans to resume brick shipping operations soon. Noe L. Crame opens a new quarry on the mountain employing many men. Local quarries prepare for business and report growing drone trades as new era moves forward.
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Wallon Frick Company
Multiple Local Deaths Strike Eden Community
The Eden community mourns several deaths including Win Thomas Moli Alfo the lone resident, McLonn with long illness, Joseph Oa Moore, Mr McAlpine aged 67, and Mr James Moore in hospital. Funerals held at Eden Mill Cemetery and connected churches. services led by Rev M C Gandier and others as families grieve and interments proceed in local cemeteries. W J Moore of Toronto and J Chamas of Grand Rapids attended funeral services, with Guthrie officiating in the Presbyterian Church.
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Alfo
Win
Thomas
Bervice
M.C. Gandier
Eden Mill Cemetery
Wim
McLonn
Ml Heath
Burlit
Eden Milly
Joseph Oa
Moore
Nassagaweya Presbyterian Cemetery
McAlpine
James Moore
Ouelph General Hospital
Aryipelas
Mee
Noble da
W. J. Moore
Toronto
Vilage
John ‘Chamas
Grand Rapids
Mich
Guthrie
Guelph
Oakville Community Notes and Evening Events
Local news from Oakville including residents returning from trips to Toronto and the Mediterranean voyage. Highlights include staff changes at Western Hospital, retirements with honors, and social visits at Beaver residence. Reports mention plans for a new industry on Johnson property and attendees at a recent meeting in the Games Chamber.
Community Noticeboard Highlights From Local Visits and Events
Dr and Mrs PL it Watson returned home last Friday after visiting in Florida. Croy Kennedy of Lace mates and Mrs Ya Dention of Toronto were visitors Sunday. Mrs Aldrich and daughter of Bob euygeon are visiting in town at her home here. Dr Momerville of Witleybury was a visitor during the weekend. Tony is improving. Abby Bowling Club achre and bridge results list Mia Matthew and Parker as winners. Mrs Kennedy and Mrs Hawen consolation. Georgetown Junior Hockey Team won the Weber Ssmith trophy at Richardson's hardware widow. Mayor Mackertale and other officials appeared before the Private Gilly Committee in Toronto regarding town debt consolidation. Treanor of Delrolb spent days in town with brother Thomas Treanor while attending funeral of Aunt Mrs Treanor-Werald.
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Toney
Abby
Mia Matthew
Parker
Mins Dennedy
Mir
Hawen
Georgetown
Richardson
J. 1 Mackertale
Meore Marold
Cleave
Minami
Gilly Com- Inillen
Toronto
J. Treanoy
Delrolb
Community updates from Campbellville and area
Campbellville notes the Young People's Society of St David church closing meetings with a banquet and entertainment. Funeral details for Joseph Moore and James Wack are announced. Mrs Jane Reid and other locals seek care. Alice Kennedy mourned after a sudden death.Visits and infections mentioned amid village events and condolences.
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Young People's Society of
St. David's Church
Jousph Moore
James Moore
Eden
Nwunaweya
Ed. Mahon
James Mahan
Toronto
Mins Jeale Reid
Kerry
Guelph General Troupital
James Wack
Is Now
Wm. Buel
Campbellville T Cemetery
Lorenzo
Alice Kennedy
Alstoe
Whitby Village Notes And Visiting Week Highlights
Local families report visits from relatives and friends including Nellie Lane and Heatrice Lane with Arthur Lane in Whitby, and Mrs Balls with Palermo visitors. Real estate activity continues as homes change hands, while a United Church event features performances and a local play titled The Crafty Grandpa.
Local Weekly Notes From Dublin and Area
Fragmented report lists residents and visitors including Annie Black Luna Webster and Frances Mullin. Mentions medical visits St Josephs in Guelph and community events such as a pancake supper at the United Church. Also notes James Allan and family visiting from Royal Oak Michigan and return trip after ten days.
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Fergueshig
Annie Black
Luna Webster
Dr. IV
Heatrles Kelly
Viole Robart
Td Vryer
Hachuel ‘Mullin
Hilly Robertsen
Bonn
Vryer
iVerna Webster
Wile Tutchle
Yomolly
Jimny McYnnnes
Vault Drato
Douglas Frank
Mabel Wark Raiders
Margaret Wells
Eandy Youn
Oacher
Mutual Fire Underwriters elects Duncan Campbell to executive
Mrs John Weldon visits her daughter Mrs Go Jacobs in Goderich. Duncan Campbell of Mat fut is elected to the executive committee of Ontario Mutual Fire Insurance. There are seventy one mutual companies in Ontario and no failures to date. Miss Isla Couion of Milton born at the ouchra and dance suffered a dislocation and broken ribs after a fall. The Mountain Union Women's Institute dance in Town Hall Tue night drew a large crowd. Angus J Bloune Stratford W J Alomic Peterboro and Frank Alonne Voronta visited town. Hardy Werbaceous, son of W J Sloane, is ill. Mr and Mrs Charles Miller of Toronto announce the engagement of their daughter Phyllis Yarriet to Albert Bowie Peddie of Milton with marriage set for April 4 at United Church.
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John Weldon
Go Jacobs
Goderich
AL Nh
Stratford
W. J. Alomic
Peterboro
Alonne
Albert Bowie Peddie
James Peddie
Milton
United Church—meformer
Local residents and visitors mingle in town social notices
Readers report visits and departures among Burlington residents including Mrs Bluart Flenderson returning from Flint Michigan, Mr and Mrs Roderick staying on Toount Street, and various trips to North Way Grand Lodge Ontario Went Hotel. A basketball injury at Grantford, farm transfers, and hockey honor gifts round out a week of community activity and local movement.
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Mra.Bluart Flenderson
Thirraday
Filnt
Michigan
Mraeduck Roderick
Ponotang
Mra. Maderick
Toount Street
Dre Ye
Gore Thy
Manitoulin Tolland
Gaypt
Juddiford
Grand Tlodge
O. 1
Ontario
North Way
G. Dunn
Ash. Joseph's Hospital
George Wenger
Canadaa Hank of Commerce
Att
Hedley
Lantern services and community notices in St John’s area
The column records lantern services in St John’s amid Holy Week events, mentions Rev W J Taylor in United Church, and Mr Howden leading Presbyterian services in Guelph. It lists local departures, funerals, visits, and residents traveling to Hamilton and Toronto, with brief notes on community life and a death in Tilburg.
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St. John's
Christ's Ife
Taylor
United Church
Young People’s Society
W. J. McCracken
Howden
Guelph
Knox Church
A. F. Scott Pearson
Wai
Melvin Burs
Nelfant
Treland
St. John
N. B
Doulat
Jas
Tarvwell
Ac Tilburg
Hardy Herbaceous Perennials for Home Grounds in Canada
A Charlottetown station guide lists hardy perennials for Eastern Canada. It recommends deep rich well drained soil, mulching after establishment, and snow protection. Desirable varieties bloom from early spring to late fall, including Arabia alpina Weeding Heart and several Iris, Delphinium, Monkshood, Dianthus, and Penstemon hybrids, with many suitable for partial shade last noted.
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Mack
Canada
Charlottetown
A. Williamson
Matis
Jilow Hie
Melbe Crowe
Phioy
Mia Lingard
San
Antonia Viercie
Bat Beth
Gruppen Konigen
N. C
Schurmin
Dominion Expperimental Station
P. m
Unclear Passage on an Offense At Court
A fragmentary report describes an act involving ejecting a woman from a window and a magistrate noting the danger of the act. The text is garbled with nonsensical interjections and lacks reliable names or dates for fuller context.
Doctor Makes Quick Call Under Pressure
A rushed medical scenario shows Dr Slicer advising Dr Cutter on performing an urgent operation without full preparation. The patient’s condition prompts decisive action despite time constraints and uncertainty about nanoclay rating.
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Cutter
Slicer
Frayed Cardboard Speech Reveals Scrambled Gift Moment
A fragmentary diary-like exchange shows a mother asking about a gift word while a son mumbles unclear names and a Christmas morning stumble. The garbled text hints at a family memory set around holiday moments and misheard phrases.
Bannockburn Women's Institute Box Social Report
The Bannockburn Women’s Institute held a box social at Mrs H Anthony’s home on Wednesday March 16. Attendees included families and friends with an evening program featuring vocal and instrumental numbers by Miss Orr Miss Clarridge and Miss Brown. The gathering ended with the National Anthem and box sales followed by lunch. The Huntockburn Women’s Institute monthly meeting occurred at Mrs De A Winall’s on Tuesday March 24 with singing prayers minutes read and discussed. Lunch and social time followed. Mrs A Cl Clarridge and Mr Anthony were noted for improvements and Genevieve Clarridge visited from Crampton over the weekend.
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Wannockburn
Wil
Mra
Ch Clurridge
Anthony
Sue Giveaway Detectors Uncovering a Gang’s Devious Plot
Clues reveal the gang’s mistake when a thief tried to gain entry by forcing a widow’s window. Detectives track the misstep to identify the suspected gang member and expose the scheme.
Fine Distinction Between Cat and Owner Dialogue
A fragmented exchange where Vathur and Tammy argue over a cat and its actions. Tommy interjects about controlling the cat and clarifies who is pulling it, highlighting tension and a humorous domestic moment.
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Vathur
Tammy
Tommy
Betty Barclay's Helpful Hints recipe misread and garbled
A kitchen column offers a lemon pie recipe with steps for a lemon filling and baked crust. Ingredients include sugar flour rind and water, with double boiler cooking until thick. Instructions mention yolks beaten to froth and baking powder, then baking to brown. The text is heavily garbled and contains many OCR errors.
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