Farm Forum Hosts Haul With Stone School Guests
Ballinafad Farm Forum met in the Haul with Stone School Forum as guests. Twenty attended and discussed efficiency of farm income. Mrs Horace Bell won the highest Indies score. Mr Norton and Mr McEnery tied for the meas. Taumeh was served. Mrs Edmunds and Arnold McEnery had top scores at the cachre next Tuesday heads the agenda.
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Farm Forum
Stone School Forum
Horace Bell
Wm. Norton
Robert McEnery
Mrs. Edmunds
Arnold McEnery
Open House Showcases Candy Making Process at Schneider Factory
Last Wednesday afternoon Mr Schneider hosted an open house to display candy production from humbuzz candy strands to final pieces. Attendees watched the pulling and cutting of strips and the packaging of chocolate candies, and observed industry activity at Rockwood's site once tied to Vernor T. South. John Lister suffered a stroke, John Hamilton remained ill at home, and Barbara Ward appeared on CFRB in Toronto with her mother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Schneider
Guelph
Schneider
Bell
Rockwood
Vernor T. South
John Lister
John Hamilton
Seth Ward
Barbara
Toronto
CFRB
Campbellville Obituary for Joseph William Weir
Joseph William Weir 61 respected Campbellville resident blacksmith for over 40 years died Saturday afternoon Born in Buslinch Township moved to Campbellville at age two Member St David's Presbyterian Church Sunday school teacher usher and board of season Church Masonic Lodge member Survived by two sisters and three brothers Funeral held Tuesday at St David's officiated by Rev John MacNeill Interment in adjoining cemetery Masonic pallbearers named Local Presbyterian meeting Friday planned box social and debate on strips detractors and oyster debate noted Edward Mahon and others. hospital and home moves mentioned
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph William Weir
Campbellville
Buslinch
St. David's Presbyterian Church
Campbell Masonic Lodge
Joseph Linn
Leslie Legg
Toronto
Thomas
Hamlton
Robert
Kilbride
Charles
Carlisle
Due Opm
John MacNeill
McDonald
Kilpride
Frank McNiven
Miton
A Elstey
Menaes
John Gilmour
JK Mahon
Colm McPhadh
Act Moore
Wallan Moore
Willan van Seekle
Sto Casales Presbyterian
Ronald McPhail
George Goldstraw
William Elliot
John Beech
Robert Elliot
William Bryant
Olive Mahon
J Beech
Delia van Sickle
Sheila Tehonney
Willam Bryant
Edward Mahon
Guelph General Hospital
A. McPhee
Neighbors honor McPhersons before their farm move
A large Bloomabray School gathering on Friday January 30 honored Mr. and Mrs. A M McPherson prior to their departure from the community. The program featured singing readings violin pieces and a gift presentation of an end table book rack large mirror and electric lamp. God be with them prayers followed and church services were held the next morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A.M. McPherson
Bloomabray School
Lindsay Ferguson
Doreen Ferguson
Alex. Near
Mansel Nels
Fay Marsden
Sam and
Susie
Wallace Lasby Jr
Lloyd Marsden
Ebenezer United Church
Iast
R. W. Pickersgill
Heather Mission Band
Harry Fatt
Brownlow
Magaret Pickersgill Ron
Brantford
Revo
R. W. Pickers- Rel
Passing of Mrs. Mary E. Aitken Shocks Ospringe Community
Mrs. Mary E. Aitken died at Guelph General Hospital after a recent operation and heart seizure. Born 1874, she and husband Thomas W. Aitken lived on the Aitken homestead, later moving to Ospringe. Funeral Sunday featured a private home service and Ospringe Presbyterian Church rites. Interment at Everton Cemetery. Left surviving sisters Emma Baldie and Gertrude Sunter plus several nieces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary E. Aitken
Guelph General Hospital
Mary E. Baldic
Charles and
Sarah Baldic
Mary Cooke
Thomas W. Aitken
Aitken
Ospringe
G. Sunter
Ospringe Presbyterian Church
Revo Jom Anderson
Aston
Messrs
Gorton Garner
Robert Lofthouse
Erin
Everton Cemetery
Me Tasish
T. Atlin
F Bredon
M McCutcheon
David Stewart
DG Robertson
Calvin Aitken
Norman McKenze
Vernon
Local visits and home moves noted in community roundup
A series of social visits and relocations are reported. Mr and Mrs Irwin Hamilton and Mr and Mrs W Alexander hosted or visited in Everton Sumilay and Guelph. Harvey Jestin and lobby visitors, Stan McKay and family, and Jim Milne with daughter in Rockwood are mentioned. Harvey Smith of Toronto University spent the weekend with his wife and family. Earl Van Norman Acton visited with Will Smith. Jim Loughrin and family bought and moved into a house in Guelph, with Loughrin selling his previous home to Robert Brownton. Robert Pattern and family from Guelph visited John Alton and family on Sunday. Recent visitors include Elgin Brown and family from Ospringe and Harold Wright family.
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Sumilay Waitor
Irwin Fhimilton Wes
W. Alexander
Harvey Jestin
Stan McKay
Guelph
Red Jestin
Jim Milne
Rockwood
Harvey Smith
Toronto University
Earl van Norman
Acton
Will ‘Smith
Jim Loughrin
Familly
Loughrin
Robert Brownton
Robert Pattern
John Alton
Harold Wright
Elgin Brown
Ospringe
Severe Winter Strains Meet Community Note
Winter challenges persist in Moffat with grateful notes for road conditions while reporting the death of Mrs. George Brownlow in St. Michael's Hospital Toronto. Obituary condolences extend to her family as Nassagaweya church activities and local moves occupy community news through January 31.
Warning against anti freeze substitutes risks to radiators
Hardware and Metal cautions motorists about substitutes for ethylene glycol and glycerine based anti freezes. A Toronto Better Business Bureau manager warns substitutes containing calcium or chloride may damage radiators. Manufacturers advise sticking to well known brands and proper maintenance.
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Hardware Business 9
Aor Waskell
Toronto Better Business Bureau
Old Winter Scenes Recalled From Youthful Snow Days
Old farmers recall winter scenes from their youth when sleigh bells rang, horses pulled open sleighs, and the song Jingle Bells captured cheerful times. They note modern conveniences have since transformed daily life but memories stay vivid.
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Thaine
Aeton Tax Rate Maintains Last Year Level
The council reports total receipts of 25118.53 and expenditures of 441,183. The levy remains 6 mills after subsidy reductions, matching last year. The clerk will prepare a by law for the rate and announce tender calls for police uniforms and council chamber painting.
Health talk warns against kissing animals in class
A teacher cautions pupils about the dangers of kissing animals. Bobby offers a bleak example by noting his Aunt kissed her dog and died, illustrating the risk in a grim anecdote.
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Bobbby
Auction Sale in Township of Erin
An auction by public sale of farm property in Erin Township on Wednesday February lth begins at 12 30. Items include horses and harness cattle calves hogs sheep poultry household effects timber and tools with miscellaneous farm equipment and implements. All articles must be moved by March 1. Road open for cars. Auctioneer WM A Gibson. Clerks Richard Bryan and David Stewart.
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D. A. McDougall
Can
Erin Township
Ospringe
Yorkshire
Oxford Sr
Wwe
Oxford Ram
Hampshire
Princess Pat
Banner Oats
Harley Peedle
Peavey
McCormck Deering
Harris
Maple Leaf Chopper
10 Inc
Masses Harris Potato
Colony House
Woods
Snow Lane
Massey Harris
Leftor
Mivir
WM. A. Gibson
Guelph
Richard Bryan
David Stewart
Take Time to Live Longer Advice to Motorists
Bus and track drivers urge motorists to slow for road and weather conditions. Veteran drivers note the need to stay in lanes signal turns and keep windshields clear. They stress full stops at level crossings and cautious speeds to avoid skids and accidents.
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Tynore
Anto
Saii We C
Ronda
Atherton Er Ese
Gordon Cooper
J. Sullivan
G. O'Neill
Ontario
Forests and moors in Scotland face grazing changes
Ejected crofters brace for shifts as sheep and cattle may be driven into deer forests and prime moorlands, altering pasturing patterns across rural Scotland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scotland
Mars civilization could teach lessons for coexisting on Earth
A New York professor argues that Martian civilization concepts could inform human cooperation on one planet. He suggests studying Martian societal models to improve Earthly unity and collaboration across cultures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Mars
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Gordon Robertson
McAhenney
Garden Aiken
Alvin Fisher
Thomas Fines
Fo Leitch
Know College
Poranto
Karl Kalthoff
Hebt
Kalthoff
Doris Fines
Ruth Papple
Everton
Moffat
George Brownlow
St. Michael's Hospital
Johnstone and Rumley
Nassagaweya Presbyterian Church
Wm. Black
Shorthorn Breeder's Association
Edmonton
Federation of Nassagaweya
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Anne Wilkinson
England
Johnson
Streetsville
Robert Bell
City of
Roy Spears
Hamilton
W. A. Fraser
Ruth
Irene McGillvray
Spencer Dredge
John Alison
Millgrove
Frank Hathaway
Robert Hitchen
Kitchener
Rudolph Nollmeyer
del Moffat
R.S. Elsley
J. E. McMallen
Kirby
Albert White
Msuatauo
Toronto Skating Club
Margaret Roberts
Frances Dafoe
Bruce Hyland
Miss Bessie Henry
Cooper’s Drug Store
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