Social Notes Bring Visitors Across Town And Hospital Updates
The Community8 Social Side of Life column lists residents and visitors in Acton and surrounding areas. Archie Mochrie of Toronto visited Acton Friends. W Coles visited Christiele Burget Hospital. Dora Lambert of Whitby spent the weekend at home. James Plant chatted with son William at Seaforth. W H Stewart of Toronto called on Acton friends. Tos Thompson stayed with the Davidsons. Bert Davidson and Wilmer visited the Reid family in Toronto. James Dobbie Sr. underwent a tonsil operation at Guelph Hospital and is improving. David Forster of Niagara Falls visited family. H H LePage of Toronto spent several days at Moorecroft. Claude Precious and the Gribbens with J Precious of Toronto visited Mrs John McArthur. Arthur Kelly of Detroit called on friends en route to Smiths Falls. Leonard Atkinson remains in Christie Street Hospital in Toronto with improving health. W H Smith and E Rookes attended the 46th Annual Niagara Diocesan Board of Women’s Auxiliary in Hamilton as delegates from St Alban’s Auxiliary. A C Salmon of Bracebridge and Mrs Russel Salmon and family hosted them while Salmon Sr. recovers from a serious operation at Toronto General Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Kelly
Detroit
John Kennedy
Smith's Falls
W. H. Smith
E. Rookes
Niagara Diocesan Board
Women's Auxiliary
Hamilton
Alban’s
Women’s “Auxiliary
The Queen Resumes Work In Bee Colony Wintering
The text explains how bees survive winter with a compact cluster around the queen, the queen ceasing egg laying in cold weather, and how rising spring temperatures trigger renewed laying. It notes daily egg production can reach 2 500 and stresses three essentials: a strong queen, ample food, and protection from harsh weather for maximal brood and harvest.
Public curiosity and an X ray in Turkey photo mix
The exchange shows Mrs Browne and Mrs McCallum reacting to an unusual image described as an aeroplane view of the River Meander in Turkey. Another woman notes the image is an X ray of her husband’s stomach.
Fatal coal gas incident in Guelph ends in two deaths
A coal gas release from a stove at 45 Perth Street, Guelph, fatally affected William J. Moody, 50, and seriously injured his mother Mrs. Mary Hodgson. Neighbors forced entry after hours of inactivity. Moody died near the kitchen door and Mrs. Hodgson was rushed to Guelph General Hospital. Coroner and police investigated as doors and windows were opened to vent the gas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perth Street
Guelph
William J. Moody
Guelph General Hospital
Mary Hodgson
Hodgson
Moody
L. M. Stuart
Mosedy
Pruning Roses Guides For Growth and Care
Pruning is vital for healthy roses with hard pruning for bush roses and lighter cuts for climbing varieties. Remove oldest wood, thin center branches, and cut to ground on weak stems. Watch for suckers from Briar roots and remove them. strong growers like J B Clarke and Frau Karl Druschki may be trimmed more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. B. Clarke
Karl Druschki
John Lang
Macoun
Dominion Horticulturist
Proper Exercise Advice Via Doctor Weight Talk
Overweight woman asks for weight loss guidance and the doctor recommends proper exercise. He suggests exercising three times daily by pushing herself away from the table. The exchange is presented in a concise, period newspaper tone.
England patriot sees comedy serial and Dinnerware Night
A British audience is urged to view a comedy titled Gossip Plumber and the serial Galloping Ghosts chapter ten. Monday featured Grindley dinnerware give away with every attending lady receiving a piece.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Bickford
Lois Moran
Fox News
England
Grindley
Market Quotations for Poultry Vegetables Meats and Hides
Wholesale quotations list live poultry dressed meats and fats with prices for chickensa hens ducks and guinea fowls. Also shown are wholesale vegetable prices and Toronto grain bids plus current live stock prices for beef cattle hogs calves and sheep with ranges for quality levels.
Plant Raspberries Early for Strong Start and Yields
Early spring planting is advised before canes bud. Prepare and fertilize soil, choose hill or hedge row layout, and plant with the crown four inches below ground. Firm soil around roots. shallow planting is riskier. This guidance comes from The Raspberry and Its Cultivation bulletin by the Ottawa Department of Agriculture, noting Central Experimental Farm successes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Agriculture
Ottawa
Central Experimental Farm
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The
Free Press
Archie Mochrie
Toronto
Acton
W. Coles
Christile Burget Hospital
Dora’ Lambert
Whitby
James’ Plant
William Plant
Seaforth
WH. Stewart
Bert Davidson
Wilmer
W. J. Reid
James ‘Dobbie
Guelph Hospital
David Forster
Niagara Palls
Moorecroft
H. P. Moore
Mira
Claude Precious
Charles Gribben
John McArthur
St. Joseph’s Hospital
Leonard Atkinson
Christie Street Hospital
A.C. Salmon
Brace‘bridge
Russel Salmon
Young Street
Salmon
General Hospital
Union Depot
Douglas ‘Fairbanks, Jr
Joan Blondell
Stan Laurel
Oliver Hardy
Mickey the Mouse
Georgetown
Milton
Georgetown Lumber Co. Ltd
N. McLeod
Acton Manager
Ontario Commission
the Public Utilities
Commission
W. M. Cooper
Jack Stewart
Acton Creamery
Iielfe
Salada Tea
Porterhouse
Cross and
Blackwell
Clark
Patterson
City
Toronto Board of Trade
F. Bayport
C. Ontario
C. & Betomato Fs
Hawes
Heinz
the Beauty Parlor
Jessie Russell
Acton, Ontario
Axminster
D. E. Macdonald & Bros., Ltd
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