Youth group rally at local churches inspires faith and duty
A joint Fellowship and Praise service featured guest speaker Ken Gillespie of Mt. Desert City and devotions director, with Miss Dore Hanerman representing Knox Vale. The program urged youth to embrace responsibilities to church, country, and home, closing with a benediction by Rev. E A Brooks. A Knox gathering is planned for February 27 at Knox Chapel.
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Baptist Cine Pongie
Cnlled
Grayer
Wilms Wert
Dore Hanerm
Knox
Ken Gillespie
Hamilton
Gileapie
Ontario
Quebec
Silas Meroths Simmons
United Church Young People's Society
Fragmentary obituary notices mix with funeral rites and names
A damaged notice details funeral services and church rites with scattered names and locations. It mentions a funeral home and various individuals, but the text is incomplete and hard to parse.
Severn of Wes Pee Pee and Education Notes
Fragmented OCR text outlines a 19th century school and railway related note. Mentions teachers salaries around $589 average, 94 teachers, and a Young People’s League demonstration Monday evening. References Miss Claus Moengse and Grand Trunk Railways inquiry.
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Claus E. Moengse
Peegilels League
Quratien Lis
Acton
Guelph
Bath
WEENOOK SCHOOL AND GREENOCK GROUPS MAILED BOXES 1923
A fragmentary 1923 notice lists items sent by the Convenors Miss Etta Peares and Mrs A McKeown including babies clothing bedding towels and hospital supplies. It notes rationing clarity and gratitude to contributors and mentions a British exchange amendment.
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Greenock School
Hed Cross
Erin W
Alowveless —Puillowers
Alan
Camp Borien
Etta Peares
A. McKeown
London
Red Cross Suggests Plan For Prisoners Of War
London reports that the International Red Cross proposes a centralized country of long term prisoners of war to ease captivity. Undersecretary George Hall of the Foreign Office told the House of Commons the issue is complex and that repatriation would be preferable if feasible.
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Foreign Office
House of Commons
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RED Cross
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Nancy Kelly
Margaret Sullivan
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Leslie Howard
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