Memorable Notices Chronicle from Guelph and Nearby
A garbled 1920s collection of marriage, death, and memorial notices from Guelph Ontario and surrounding areas. Entries reference Andrew's Presbyterian Church, Georgn's Church, and individuals such as Mika Margaret May Murdunild and George Hearhope, with scattered dates and locations in Ontario and Michigan.
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AL Guelph
Puchi Carey
Gi. Andrew's Presbyterian Church
Guelph
Gworetowsa
Mika Margaret May Murdunild
Limvehoure
Brariope
Georgn's Church, Civorgetown, Hodtal Day, Auminta
Jessie
A. Ve Galbraith
Ahelburne
Ontario
Tobe
Wearhope
Mia
George Hearhope
Columbus
Indiana
Acton Free Press Highlights August Events and Local News
The paper notes Toronto Exhibition starts in two weeks, Labor Day holiday on September 2, and Fall Fair approaching. It reports two inmates escaped from the Ontario Reformatory at Guelph, widespread wheat harvests, roof reroofing on Dr. E J Nelson’s residence and office, plus the Canadian National Exhibition Park valued at 15 million dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toronto
Ontario Reformatory
Guelph
E J. Nelson
Canadian
Natonal Exhibition Park
Ontario
Prench
Mattawa
Woodcock
Agardh
Punsel
Ducke
Gece
Urant
Nalls
Two Oldest District Residents Die. Railroad Veteran Passes
Henry Piulim of Norval Ano and Graham Lawson of Croswell Mich both died recently aged 86 and 81 respectively. Piulim a former railroadman long served with Great Western and Grand Crunk lines and lived with his daughter Mrs A K E Cham. Lawson a former resident of Elmstead Township and Croswell farmer died after years of declining health. survived by three children and two brothers. services held in Croswell with burial there.
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Henry Piulimm
Norval Ano
Tenry Prima
Bam Jin London
Kagland
Mrey
Sinwaton
Great Wetton Mailway
Grand Crunk
Wan
Reman
Syd
Has
Walkerton
Penton
Qrawtam Lawbhon
Croswell
Mich
Ward
John Mann
Graham Lawson
Cromwell
Lawron
Nomenstead
Exquesing
Maggie Hennedy
Carrolb
Acton Crossroad
Lawcen
Michigan
Presbyterian Church
Nassagaweya Council Seeks County Takeover of Road
Nassagaweya Township Council met on Monday July 29 and passed a resolution urging the County Council to restore the road from Campbellyville to the Wentworth boundary and connect to the Guelph Hamilton highway. Attendance at the Canadian National Exhibition reached 2,030,000, a record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nassagaweya Township
Toronto Hospital
Kathleen Young
Acton
Carbett
Rutelph Iowalsicd
Han Acton
County Council
Campbellyilla
Wentworth
Guelph-Hamilton
John Marshall
Western Outlook Sees No Worry Over Short Crop
W Pantly of C P I Saye Blagla argues a single short crop won’t break Canada. ER Beatty, head of Canadian Pacific Railway, predicts rising rail revenue from other industries and limited labor imports from Britain. Ontario competition lands listed for the Canadian National Exhibition events include multiple towns and bands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Pantly
C. P. i. Saye
Canale
Canada
W. Beatty
UN Canadian Pacific Railway
Toronto
Montreal
Great Britain
Prairies
Old Country
Neighborhood News Highlights From Rockwood Carriage
Local notes report visits and weekends with families from Toronto Woodstock Guelph and Vancouver. Events include an Old Boys Reunion at Caprine and church services led by Rev Storey with South American lecture. Community members travel for holidays and Saturday races noted.
Wayinavat and Waddell kin visit ends in Toronto return
Mev Mre Waddell returned to Toronto after a week riding with his daughter Mra Ilike Vapayiettar of Portland. Mra Vanatter left for Portland with her son accompanying her home. Mbra Jeqn Evans of Acton spent a week holidaying with her aunt. Albert Wirk of Toronto visiting John Melfechnie. George iin and daughter of Toronto visiting friends in the oils street. Farmers thronged their wheat and the yield in wood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John A. Ramney
Lee
Toronto
Tuunsey
Guelph Road
Ttockwood
Eden Millis
Mr. Graham
Winchester
Ontario
N. B. Marshall
Mahoney
Doo Lake
Jarry Mahoney
Woodstock
University Musent
N. G. Marshall
Charlio Hinck
Witchener
Bir
John A. Stamacy
Afra
J. Uampleby
Questa
J. Wright
J. Thomas
Detroit
John Taylor
Familly
Vancouver
Jos
Marden
Trev
Gandler
Eden Mills
Rhenexer
Arkell
Roy Hindley
Andrew McMillan
Erin
London
W. Rhoe‘botham
Thorndale
John Simons
John Stewart
Die and Grace
GO. A. Abbot
George Loree
Oakville
Steve Evans
Dan. Elmons
D. Salmons
W. Talbot
B. McLeen
Evans
Clack
Goderich
Everton Women's Institute
D. McPhedran
Misa Jean McLean
Mifa Jean McLean
G. G. Robertzon
J. B Herron
Capringe
Gordon Herron
Poranbe
Robert Talbot
Witman
Guelph
Leto Anderson
Torato
Mm. 5
Mack
Waddell
Ilike Vapayiettar
Mo Wauidell
Incn
Portland
Yluke Vannatter
Van
Mbra
Jeqn Evans
Acton
Western Fair notes and local harvest sights in Limeiloure
The item covers visitors in Limeilo ure including Adams and daughter returning to Detroit, Nellie Gwacknamer from Detroit at her mother's home, and Church meetings by Mr. Storey of the Evangelical Union. It highlights a strong harvest season with hay and wheat, a near miss involving Mr. McDonald, and local church and school events, then shifts to the Western Fair preparations and exhibits for 1929 with details on new buildings, attractions, and suggested visitor guidance at Experimental FarmBeaverlodge Alberta.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sir. Adams
Renin
Detroit
Mitsa Nellie Gwacknamer
Halidays
Storey
Evangelical Union of South America
Uin United
Mr. Davies
Mackheath
Enghind
E. Davies
Airs
Norria
Geolt
Camp Borden
Horgt
Pallett
Toronto
John McDonald
MicDonald
Matthews
Georgetown
Limehouse United Church
Churchill
Stanley Park
Erin
Ontario
Tordote
Staeli
Western Ontario
London
Tome
Ontario Agricultual College
Lungjeon
Mills
Zavitx
Essen
William Tiennte
Q@ club
commion inter+ esta
Visiiing
Auch Grouns
Mresolve
Lear
Alta
Altitude table lists Ontario station heights and towns
A lengthy list of elevation figures from various Ontario towns and stations is presented, including Toronto Union Station at 254 feet and Guelph 1 007 feet, followed by an unrelated paragraph on colored towels and household hygiene, concluding with a quip about a cannibal joke.
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Yittaggen
Verwin Newy
Acton
Malin Ghreet
OG. Neat
Blatlun
Alia
O. N
Arkell
Arthur
O.R
Belwood
C. P
Blatlon
Giltford
O. N. Tt
Carwhin
OC. P
Drayton
N. R
Elora
C N. Rt
Ein
G. P
Warewell
Veruus
Tetation
Guelph
C. N
Wileburg
O. P
Sendlworth
Marden
Monck
Joo 'Secu
Moorefield
Mount Forest
G. Pl i
Oo. N. RR
Trockwood
CG. N
Oplers
GC. PF
R. Station
Nola
Muskoka
Otation
Qarrie
Bimcoe County
Lake of Raya
Kitcherner
Waterloo County
C. N. St
Glatton
Dine Mountains
Grey County
Oster
Bracebridge
Brampton
Peel County
Dundas
Wentworth County
T. FL
Dundalk
Elmira
Qgrand Valley
Dufferin County
Durham
Holstein
Orangeville
Bhelburne
Orton
Toronto
Union Station
Waldemar
Weat Bro
Dad
The Captain’s House Built Without Buts
A captain commissions a house built without any buts by the builder John. The plan omits stairs and other features, leading to a dramatic reveal on homecoming when the crew discovers the lower floor is complete but the upper story remains inaccessible. The captain insists on no excuses and pays for the daring, stairless design.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rea
John
Perkins
Thors
Thors Was Thunder and Lightning, But i
Honest taxi driver feigns honesty in job interview
In a lighthearted interview, a chauffeur candidate responds to questions about honesty and trustworthiness. When asked what he would do with a pocketbook containing $100,000 found in his cab, he declares he would do nothing and live on his income.
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Ho Watdon
Ceneral Hospital
George Ramott Watson
Lawgon
Grosch
Grham Lawson
Micine
Ainter
Elizabeth Michie
Jesus
Astern
Ilece
Une
Bameron
Miu
Bell
Mis
McDonald
Acton Free Press
Ofess
Nassagaweya
Bobbie Hall
Uttle
Tina Nicol
Prospect Park
Mamie Masales
Mhi Boreel
Prioea
George Bayliss
Deardimore Crescent
Maria and
Agnes Streets
Mr. Penny
Gran
United Church
Zoles
Penny
Prank Holmes
William Menster
Centre Road
Towk
Ri. Carbett
Milverton Continuation School
Harrison High School
Chesleyrgh School
Ello Stuart
Paria’ Plains
Brantford
P. H. Davis
Charles Mott
Acro
United States
National Parks of Canada
Department of the Interior
Ottawa
Glasgow
Wallknows
Wanda
Oalawa
Ortlia
Hrampton
Manover
Lonidon
North May
Burlington
Meamaville
Waterford
Hagersville
Port Dover
Dooton
Newmarket
Midland
Welland
Listowel
Munford
Qwensound
Whitby
Weston
Petrella
Budbury
York Rangers
York Township
Toronto Negment
Toronto Molla
Chicago
Neighborhood News
Wanock Buen
Mreis
Wilfred McRonald
Feronto
Myr
Te. W. Lowrie
Min Jean Worgun
Vindtlni Her Coun
Mixa Jean Crea
Mary McLean
Halldaya
Ralph Worgan
Min Anni Cree
Ospringe
Af. Campbell
Parry Bound
Amos Tovell
Everton
Rockwood
Stey
Nev. A
Gomelin
Gostelin
Vranda
Ronald
Taranto Conservatory of Music
Milcece Elsie Gordon
Clara Harris
Mantor George Day
Elizabeth Gray
B.C
John Hunter
Geo. HH. Pearen
Mira
Woodruff
Ilea Wood‘rutt
Chisholm
Mir
D. Wagg
Stratford
Milas Mary da Mira
D. Calvert
Both. Dalley
Ida
Brussel
Ont
Edith
Edmonton
Alberta
Mikeas Bourgaret
Jean’ Jupp
Johnston Hewat
Jean Torrance
Bimood
A MaLeod
Clarence Lynch
Airy
Alex. Munro
Twinlitan
Vidley Road
Yoronto
Aniual Church
Watsdoabat
Priday
Misa Lydia Bhullis
Barmord Hulle
Malion
Valermo
Hrookvilla
Hannorkburn
Hamby
Mount Nemo
Trafalgar
Murlington
Varlink
Thht
Actonly
Nea
Daddy
Dobby
A. D. Savage
Wight
Offce
Savage Building
Nelson & CO
St. Lawrence
Prunes Ibs
Sago Ibs
Mill Street
Tabot
Iteady
Lo Wey
Talbot’s Chain Hardware Store
Alliance
Hardwares Mill
Main Streets
McLean & Co
Acton, Ontario
Hinton
Zoe Loo
Kodaks
Pete
Matterles
Superior Stores
Royal York
Lavoline
INC
P. Nauca
Mars
Mat Street
Ifill
Olpeat
Patterson's
Patterson
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