Woman's Institute Meeting Today on Life and Ideals
The regular monthly meeting of the Woman's Institute is set for three this afternoon in the Quageli Obaber. Topics include The sunny side of life and The Ideal. A March gathering at Mr We MoOsnitlees home in Stewarttong bids farewell to Klinand and wife as they head to Brampton. Mrs. G W Cook Ada Mich voices support for reducing officers fees and laments Coffin walla harming Acton youth.
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Ada, Mich
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Walla
Acton
Death of Mrs Bred Forester Afreeed near Stratford
Mrs Featherstone wife of Dr F J Forster of Stratford died last Wednesday after months of illness. Funeral attendance was large. She taught at the local public school for years before marriage and later studied in New York London Edinburgh and the continent. The Forsters later lived in Stratford and were known for Christian faith. Separate note: Mr Storey and Mr Hands form a partnership in Toronto to handle rotor cars and light delivery trucks with a large garage.
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Benjamin Kinnard of Acton Dies After Illness
Benjamin Kinnard, longtime Acton resident and former farmer, died after a week's illness. The 73 year old, born in Thilly, emigrated with his parents to Canada, lived in Ball, Milla, Naseage, and later on the Dublin School farm. He was unmarried and active in Knox Church, with funeral services conducted by Rev. J. OU. Wilson. Surviving relatives include his brother Joba and sister Mrs. UW, along with other kin in Guelph and Iceland.
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