Tetlowlag monthly report for November list of names
November report lists numerous individuals with initials and figures, including Wiley Burt Wyt on Ot Jr Ehliner Wizell Clarridge McCullanh Crofhs Wadleyd James Bolold Charon W-Inma Watson McDonald Denny Elmer Lawrence Chon Hector Mcdonald Jetta Hose Clifford McDonald John Mekenson Tom Dickenson Marvey Dickenson Norman Mcdonald Clarence Drhny Menderson Joe Mendez Jason Jha Venderon Windergarten Jr Helen Menonalet Alvery Gordon Reckalt Pearher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tetlowlag
Iva Wiley
Burt Wytaon
Ehliner Wizell
Welly Clarridge
Annie McCullanh
Til Crofhs
A.ly
Wadleyd James
Ibolold Charon
Inma Watson
Joe Mendez- Jason
Jha Venderon
Windergarten Jr
Helen” Menonalet
Alvery Gordon
Neighborhood News From Centre and Nearby Communities
Mrs Jessie Alrdrie is recovering at the Ganttorium in St. Catharines. Week-end visitors include Cecil Stapleton of Georgetown Alban Tyler and George Tyler of Actua James Gingleton Pred Jeue king of Toronto. more mild weather desired. Margaret Kennedy from Guelph General Hospital visiting home. Major Grant remains in his room after several days. J D Godfrey back home improving after operation. Milk bottle thefts reported. tickets missing. Rev G O Thompson of Port Colborne appointed rector at St George Georgetown and St Alban Grenwillams. Georgetown Manufacturing Co to start knitting needle production in former running Cap premises. Mr Harold McGlure still recovering from motor accident. David Wilton regaining strength. Numerous friends convey wishes for restoration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jessie Alrdrie
St.Catharines
Camperland
Winder Creek
Aml
Mire
W. OM
Wilon
Mira
Margaret Kennedy
Guelph General Hospital
Ately
Grant
J.D. Godfrey
Cuelph Hospital
Tle
Tov
G. O. ‘Thompson
Port Calbornie
St. George’s Church
Georgetown
St Alban's
Grenwillams
Georgrtawn Manufacturing Co
Murold McGlure
David Wilton
Eden Mulls and Church Affairs In Ethereal Village Notes
Reports from Eden include Mr John Taylor recovering in Guo hospital after a rapfication. A chicken pox epidemic affects Nassayaweya schools. The Presbyterian Mission Hand hosted a tea at Mrs Glibertaon’s. Women’s Missionary Society met at Met Ange’s. officers elected. Young people gathered at Mr J Tuck’s. Joad led Thursday afternoon talk. The contract along Guelph road to Eden Mill completed. Christmas greetings extend to Free Press editor and readers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John ‘Taylor
Guo'ph General Hospital
Presbyterian Church
Guelply
Eden Mill
United Church
J. Tuck
Joad
Missionary Society
Met
Ange
Jas Marden
Ganiller
Mra. Leslip
Hehrimegour
Guelph
Freee Pann
Star
Fin Women's Institute Meets at Mrs Nettle Austin Home
Local notes report a December 14 meeting at the home of Mrs Nettle Austin with members and guests including Mr and Mrs J VY Wat and Miss Marguerite Watt of Guelph visiting relatives. Socials mention Toronto visits, a baby shower at McMinn's Hall, and a golden wedding anniversary for Mr and Mrs Walter H W Crosby. A car accident involving Rev A O W Foreman near Caningsby Church caused only a nervous shock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fin Women's Institute
Nettle Austin
J. VY. Wat
Thusburte
J. A. Stephen
Dart
Marguerite Watt
Guelph
FW. Mekuery
L. Overland
Toronto
Mra. L. Overland
Clayton Barbour
Indy
al Toronto
Mra. 1. Barbour
Ince Wunnenbun
G. ‘Tian
Wanover
N. Pegelowa
McMinn's Tall
L. A
al Baint’s
Erin
The
United Church
Wm. J. Af. Gibson
Dtr
Mra
Walter HW. Crosby
J. A. Crosby
Aherwood Avenue
Mr. Crosby
Andrew Crosby
Markham
Crosby
Anna Purves
James Purves
Markhan Road
Beurboro
A. O. W. Foreman
United Church of Canada
Caningsby Church
Qaite
Mr. Foreman
Advocate
Local sports, social notes, and thefts in Castle
An itemized recap from Castle describes QO W MearQwur ex-Deputy Rerva of Nelaony acting at Kubride while the local hockey club considers an exhibition with Acton SC. Other items note Deming’s transfer to Swastika, a St Luke’s Young Men’s Club comedy, Mrs Temple’s Pelegrant banquet, Abe Hunter, rugby players’ dinner, a theft at WL LI and Colin Smith packing house, and an agricultural talk by Prof Melennan at the Trons Club luncheon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
QO. W. MearQwur
Rerva
Nelaony
Kubride
Acton SC
Xerlea
Fov. Deming
Canadian Express
Veamaville
Garden of Canada
Micaday
Othe Cust
Ht Luke
Pala
WL LI
Colin Smith
Trons Club
Runt Inn
Melennan
GQ. A
Go Slow Mary play delights Rockwood churchgoers
In Rockwood the Presbyterian Church hosted a Friday town hall play titled Go Slow Mary staged by local youth with a Churchill Concert Orchestra prelude. Cast included Wy Abbey Walter Gwanston Mary Abbey Elva Pearen and others. After the performance the troupe shared lunch and praised the evening. Community notices mention church services Mission Band meetings officer elections for the coming year and obituaries for Mr. Hutts and Mrs. Cameron’s brother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Church
Mary
Churchill
David D. Gray
Wy Abbey
Walter Gwanston
Mary Abbey
Frank Cute
Murphy
Cyr Andersen
Acton
W. G. Brown
Presbyterian Church In Canada
Serlmeyeur
Guelph
Mission Band
The
Presbyterian Wane Missonary Society
Nickell
Robert Croft
Alfred Winters
Ospringe
Whi
Clark
Jus
Lambert
Tao Lambert
Robt
Dron
J. A. Laird
Adium Shutths
Brantford Collegiate Institute
Hutts
Brantford
Misa Gertrude” Laing
Rockwood
Ny Gow Vrothern
Fergus
Dyscansid
Instweel
United Church
They
Troleaven
Maintenmneco
Lexténeion
Hamilton
W. . Maylor
John Itil
Chalmers Church
Campbellville Society Holds Regular Meeting and Local Notices
Campbellville society members gathered Monday evening in a cool turnout with O A Blaley leading discussion. It notes life events including the funeral of William Howard Sr, visits by Almpson of Kilbride, Mrs John Gilmour hosting guests, and Rev Brown’s sermon at St David's.
Everton Families Attend Visiting Greetings in Winter Home
Mr Alex Bunter of Springfo'old and Mrs Lorow with Miss Margaret tutnor visited the home. Mrs Mabel Moore of Georgetown paid a visit before Mr and Mrs Frank Hortop and family visited at the Hortop home prior to winter in Florida. Mr W M Woberlan led the pulpit as the Young People’s Bactery conducted the evening service. There were forty in attendance. Mrs Hart Grieve and family of Gourouch visited We Underwood’s home. We J Jackson and Mrs Fred Tambor spent Sunday in Stockwood. The Toronto funeral of Mrs W Moore was noted as the finest held in Guelph on Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alex, Bunter
Lorow
Margaret Tuntor
Mabel Moore
Cgrorgetown
Hame
Frank Hortop
W.J. Hortop
Florida
W. Xf
Woberlan
Pondple
Lovina Homp
W. Everbi
Mira W. Moore
Toronto
Guelph
Wid
Hart Grieve and
Camily
Gouroch
We Underwood
We J. “Jackson
Aunday
Stockwood
Fred Tambor
Limemouse Roan Caniron Nears College Preacher
The article notes Mr Roan Caniron of nex College and a Presbyterian Church preacher delivering remarks on Sunday. It mentions Mr Parnell recovering well after an operation at Guelph General Hospital last week. Citizens debate government waste and drink spending with calls to cut expenditures and restore road access during winter. A deputation sought council support to keep a road open and to fence wart points to prevent winter blockades, receiving a sympathetic hearing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roan Caniron
Nex College
Presbyterian Church
Parnell
Guelph
Rand
Danville Sermon Highlights ALY. PR. A. Meeting
Rev Dano Smith spoke at the ALY PR A gathering on Monday night sharing instructive remarks on the theme Where we got our Tibi. Mr and Mrs Fred Kelley and son Howard visited friends in Toronto Friday. Tr L Gregory opened a new theatre in Tomilton with a midnight show Sunday December 0. Syd Coburn on Reynolds Street received a cut over the left eye helping to right a wrecked car near Clarkson Sunday. Mr and Mrs Albert Quinn are in Orange Mass visiting Tom Quinn who is seriously ill after his leg amputation on December 2. Gov % Mordan & Bons won several private prizes on their Bhire horses at the Guelph Winter Fair this week. Ynroald N. Shephard, organ and choir leader at St Jude's Church, to become organist at Renfrew Presbyterian Church. Mr and Mrs Herbert Turner of Toronto announce the engagement of their daughter Francine Weten to Maurice James of Toronto. wedding planned January 3 at Holy Rosary Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dano Smith
ALY. PR
Albert Quinn
Orange
Mass
Tom Quinn
Mordan & Bons
Guelph
Ynroald Kn. Shephard
St. Jude's
Whimsical exchanges and visions of a new year
A humorous, fragmented dialogue sketches daily life and quirks. A child asks about mutual themes and the need to avoid mischief. A mother corrects behavior after a fall, a butcher offers a pun, and a girl seeks brains in a partner, all set in a cozy, domestic scene.
Milton News Roundup Brims With Local Sports and Appointments
Miss Uthel Andrews, a Milton nurse, is named night supervisor at Guelph General YW capital. Mrs Marl recovers progress after weeks of serious illness. Kilbride claims Milton District Softball League title by beating Milton A. Y. P. A. in arena Friday. Clare Wilson wins first prize in judging swing at Winter Fair Guelph open competition. Mrs George Ullyer visits daughter in Sudbury. Local youths keep busy daily amid social events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uthel Andrews
R. N
Milton
Guelph
Coulter
Philip
Champton
Faith and Renewal Amid Spring's Bleak Warnings
Fragmented account describes landscapes growing bleak as war looms and spring preparations fade. Tents sit empty, birds migrate, and communities brace for hardship. Yet faith remains, looking toward union, joy, and a hopeful future beyond the darkest hour.
The Stuff of Happiness
Fragment from a reflective piece on happiness arguing that joy comes from inner growth, not material goods. It contrasts children’s laughter and natural fragrances with the illusion that wealth and fine clothes bring contentment, urging individuals to craft happiness themselves.
Always Lucky and the Hard Work Myth in Youth
A fragmented moral about luck and effort. It warns that relying on luck without action leads to failure, urging young people to face problems with energy, confidence, and consistent work rather than hope for easy fortune. The tone emphasizes self-discipline over reliance on luck.
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Bannqchburn
IW. Reckalt, “Pearher
Neighborhood News
Eden Mulls
Burlington
Campbellville
O. A. Blaley
Orville Tadkday Ming
Currie McPhail
Ron Carbett
Willam Howard
Almpson
Kilbride
Sleler
Charles Roberts
John Gilmour
Cavi Jber
Idles
Whonor
Mr. Brown
Queneray
St. David's Church
Mina Margaret McMillan
Everton
Danville
Mr. Yuatforty
Mr. Dolan
Bobby
Popper
Howe
Faitio
Ae Nlai
McMullen
Cisco Kip
Warner Babber
Edmund Lowe
Abbeylas
Obl
Ariza
Phe Dani Heroom
Sin
Tallulah Wankhead
Thunday
Borneo
Rowe V Wobart
Charles Hickford
Etralla
Universal Movie Troupe
Rodley
J. W. Jones
Acton, Ont
Mimite
Gitti
Christmas
Prine
Kiddle Cara
Johnstone & Rumley Home Furnishings and Funeral Director
Waterman Peas
Shuilor
Wyndham St, Guelph
Gervices
Actonistee—Hov
C. L. Feel
Wilow Street
Adulla
Young People's Society de
Presbyterian Nox Church
Acton Rey
Hethlehem
Bomervills Wil
Carol Hervicg
Christman
Hong
Italy
Young People'n Guild
Act On Baptist Church
W. J. Hamilton
Darsoiage
Mul Street
Auditson
Agnes Ghreet
J. A. Bmytys
Leigh
Babe
EE. Warn
Migney
Tive Wellington Accetancs Com, Ltd
Douglan St
Kk. Wright
Campbellville, Ont
Nockwoot Area
J. A. Smyth
Nutter
Robert Henry Cross
Wyn. Chisholm
Amcore
RJ. Mach Pilkrson
Willard Britton
ARENA
Anders
Acton Park
H. N. Parmer
Tait Optical CO
Wyttham Street
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