Community Social Side Notes Tie Town to Many Visits
The column records numerous social visits and engagements across communities. Names include Mrs Catharine Cullen of Newcastle visiting Mrs James Wilds, Mr E Macdonald of Norval with Miss Isabel Aanderson, and Mrs Annie Johnston with Miss Bella Stephenson visiting Toronto friends. Also noted are engagements, hospital recoveries, and a Toronto wedding attended by local families.
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Catharine Cullen
Newcastle
James’ Wilds
E. Macdonald
Norval
Isabel Aanderson
Adam Stewart
Kitchener
Charles Mason
Alex. Mann
Owen Sound
David Forster
Niagara
Guelph
John Nicol
Williams
Bault Ste. Marie
Wm. Williams
Annie Johnston
Bella Stephenson
Toronto
Ange Sing Hash
Doris Wallace
Ville
Acton Friends
T. C. Wilson
Cobourg
Death of noted hockey star Braybrook shocks Muskoka
Bracebridge audience mourn Bill Braybrook a twenty four year old Aywebridge standout described by the Bracebridge Gazette as Muskoka’s best hockey player. He died of influenza on a Wednesday after a Friday illness, while friends from Acton and local players recall his career.
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Bracebridge
Acton
Bala
Bill Braybrook
Aywebridge
Muskoka
Best in the Neighborhood Controversy Sparks Quiet Tension
In a terse exchange, Jackson claims his wife should not boast of making a man of him while Johnson counters that he heard his wife say she had done her best. The dialogue hints at domestic pride and social judgment within a tense neighborhood dynamic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackson
Johnson
Redistribution Proposal Cuts Ontario Legislature Seats
A Special Redistribution Committee recommends reducing the legislature from 112 to 90 seats, aligning ridings to population benchmarks and aiming to keep county boundaries where possible. The plan, presented by Hon. William Finlayson, lists updated districts including Halton and Toronto areas, with public release to follow.
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Henry
William Finlayson
Finlayson
Leopold Macaulay
Conservative Party
George A. McQuibban
Liberals
Progressives
Mocking city youth provokes fate on rural road
A city young man mocks a Black farmer and is met with a sly reply, then repeats insults at a supper table. The incidents unfold as he travels back to town, hinting at consequences to come.
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Gregory Theatre
Sunshine Susie
Acton
Miss Muller
George, Robey
Harry Green
Hollywood
Darkie
Sambo
Walt
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Hunter
Wilbert Hunter
E. Ff. Vincent
J. F. E. Terry
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Donna Blane
Brantford
Root. Bennett
M. Z. Bennett
F. L. Wright
J.weston
Imperial Life Insurance Company
Life Insurance Week
W. E. Britton
Nassagaweya
Margaret
Peggy
Percy
Boynton
F. Boynton
Wilfred (Toots) Brownlow
Duncan Walte
Duncan McDougall
Wm. Robertson
H. Awrey
Henry Sayers
John L. Moore
Charlotte Moore
Fred.Wright
Donald Waldie
Alex
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Haltonalton
Milton
McEvoy
Brown
Oakville
John R. Byers
Dorothy Sutton
Canadian Amateur Hockey Association
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Axelrod -Au
Gordon
Ontario
Old Country
J. Nicol & Son
Renate
Muller
Botk
Marry
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Sing Sing
Spencer ,Tracy
Bette Davis
Fox News
Irene Dunne
Santa Claus
Norma Shearer
Clark Gable
Betty Barclay
Teres
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Wan
Patterson's
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