Farm Forum Discusses Efficient Use of Farm Income
Ballinafad Farm Forum met with Stone School Forum as guests. 20 members attended and debated whether farm income is used efficiently. Mrs Horace Belt won the highest Indies score. Mr. William Norian and Mr. Robert McEnery tied for the next meas. Lunch was served. a lively evening ended. Next week’s topic is What price shall we ask.
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Farm Forum
Stone School Forum
Horace Belt
Indies
Wm. Norian
Robert McEnery
Alr
Mrs. Edmunds
Arnold McEnery
Open House Highlights Candy Making At Local Factory
Last Wednesday afternoon Mr. Schneider hosted an open house inside his candy factory to show candy in production. Visitors watched humbuzz styles from start to finish as stripes blended with other materials and were cut into pieces on a moving table. Chocolate candies were demonstrated and later boxed in varying quantities. Several local figures were noted for illness and travel during the week with Barbara Ward appearing on CFRB in Toronto.
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Schneider
Guelph
Bell
Rockwood
Vernor TL South
John Lister
Serzal
John Hamilton
Seth Ward
Barbara
Toronto
CFRB
Campbellville Resident Joseph Weir dies after long life as blacksmith
Joseph William Weir 61 a Campbellville resident and longtime blacksmith died Saturday afternoon. Born in Puslinch he moved to Campbellville at age two. He served St David's Presbyterian Church as Sunday school teacher usher and board member and belonged to Campbell Masonic Lodge. Survivors include two sisters and three brothers. Funeral was held Tuesday at St David's with interment in the adjoining cemetery under Masonic rites. Honorary pallbearers and active pallbearers attended. Local notices described church meetings and a social box social planning session.
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Joseph William Weir
Campbellville
Puslinch Township
St. David's Presbyterian Church
Lan
Campbell Masonic Lodge
Joseph Linn
Leslie Legg
Toronto
Thomas
Hamlton
Robert
Kilbride
Charles
Carlisle
John MacNeil
McDonald
Frank McNiven
Miton
Maroc UX
Estey
Rog Mennes
Neighborhood honors McPhersons before farm departure
Large turnout at Wloomabruy School on January 20 to honor Mr. and Mrs. A. M. McPherson as they leave their farm. Program featured singing, readings, violin and duets, and an end table set with lamp and book rack. Congregational Sacramental services followed at Ebenezer United Church led by Rev. R. W. Pickersgill.
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A. M. McPherson
Wloomabruy School
Lindsay Ferguson
Doreen Ferguson
Messrs
Alex. Near
Mansel Nels
Fay Marsden
Sam
Susie
Byes
Wallace Lasby Jr
Lloyd Marsden
Mrs. McPherson
Freeman Wilson
Wallace’ Lasby Jr
Acre
Ebenezer United Church
Tast
R. W. Pickersgill
Heather Mission Band
Harry Fatt
Brownlow
Magaret Pickersgill
Brantford
R. W Pickers- Rel
Mary E. Aitken of Ospringe Dies After Illness
Gloom fell over the Ospringe community with the death of Mrs. Mary E. Aitken at Guelph General Hospital after heart seizure following surgery. Born Jan 3 1884, she wed Thomas W. Aitken in 1902 and lived on the Aitken homestead before moving to Ospringe. Funeral services were held at the Ospringe Presbyterian Church with interment at Everton Cemetery. She leaves two sisters and a nephew, with tributes from friends and neighbors.
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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
Jo Mo Anderson
Acton
Messrs
Ganton Garner
Robert Lofthouse
Erin
Everton Cemetery
F Brydon
M McCutcheon
David Stewart
Dod Robertson
Calvin Aitken
Norman McKenze
Vernon
Falwin Steseart
Doughi
Kenneth Robertson
Moss Emma Daldie
Gertrude Sunter
Arnald Sumter
Neagara Fata
Local Residents Note Weekend Visits and Moves
Everton Susulay Valters and Mr and Mrs Irwin Flamilton hosted guests including Mr and Mrs W Alexander. Harvey Jesthi and Hobby visited Sunday with Mrs Stan McKay in Guelph. Harvey Smith of Toronto University spent the weekend with family. Earl Van Norman Acton and Will Smith visited Sunday. Jim Laughrin and family bought a house in Guelph and moved in. Laughrin sold his house to Robert Browntow. Robert Pattern of Guelph visited John Astor's home. Elgin Brown and family visited Ospringe.
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Will ‘Smith
Jim Laughrin
Guelph
Wress
Laughrin
Robert Browntow
Robert Pattern
John Astor
Harold Wright
Elgin Brown
Ospringe
Community Notes On Weather Roads And Local Changes
MOFFAT reports severe winter but good road maintenance aids motorists. Obituary notes Mrs. George Brownlow dies in Toronto. Nassagaweya church annual meeting praises reports. Local residents travel for business and family updates. Del Moffat takes over business from R A Elsley signaling local economic change.
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George Brownlow
St. Michael's Hospital
Toronto
Acton
Johnstone
Edmonton
Federation of Nassagaweya
No. 3
Anne Wilkinson
England
Johnson
Streetsville
Robert Bell
City of
Guelph
Roy Spears
Hamilton
W. A. Fraser
Ruth
Irene McGillvray
Spencer Dredge
John Alison
Millgrove
Frank Hathaway
Robert Hitchen
Kitchener
Rudolph Noallmeyver
del Moffat
R.A. Elsley
Warning Against Anti Freeze Shortage Hits Mechanics
Hardware and Metal warns of a shortage of dependable antifreeze this year. Shortages push substitutes that may contain calcium chloride or harmful solutions that can damage radiators. The Toronto Better Business Bureau reports managers advise motorists to use established antifreeze products and avoid risky substitutes.
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Aor Waskell
Toronto
Business Bureau
Makieor
Salea
Tno Black
Old Winter Scenes From Youthful Sleigh Days
In earlier times before cars, sleigh bells rang in this district and the folk enjoyed snowbound sport. The song Jingle Bells captures the cheerful mood as youth rode in one horse open sleigh amid simple pleasures.
Aeton Tax Rate Maintains Level From Last Year
The council approves a by law to set the tax rate at 62 mills after provincial subsidy, matching last year’s rate. Estimated receipts total 25 118.59 with expenditures around 44 10083, leaving a large deficit to be funded by the levy. The clerk was instructed to publish tenders for painting the County Chamber and to arrange two new police uniforms.
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Councy Chamber
Poor Dog Health Lesson Ends With Tragic Tale
A teacher warns pupils against kissing animals as a health caution. Bobby recalls Aunt Alice kissing her dog, which then died, illustrating the danger in a simple, moralizing classroom anecdote.
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Bobby
Alice
Auction Sale in Erin Townships Farm Items Offered
Public Auction at Lot 17, Can. 3 Erin Township on Feb 11 at 12 30 PM features horses and harnesses including a black gelding, dual and single harness, a range of cows and calves, young cattle and pigs, sheep and poultry, and extensive household and farm equipment. Sale conditions note items cannot be removed until settlement and the road opens to cars. Auctioneers Gibson and clerks Richard Bryan and David Stewart.
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D. A. McDougall
Can
Erin ‘Township
Ospringe
Haalstein
Yorkshire
Oxford
Hampshire
Princess Pat
Sa Lad
Ohuts
Burley
Elarris Ronder
Massey Parte
Harris
Massey Harris
Fleetric
Cotony House
Mareh Isto
WM. A. Gibson
Guelph
Richard Bryan
David Stewart
Take Time to Live Longer Advice to Motorists
Bus and transport drivers urge motorists to slow for road and weather conditions. Veteran drivers with long miles warn that the only safe speed is full control and emphasize easing off on slippery surfaces. Signaling and proper lane position are noted as common causes of accidents, with a call for full stops at level crossings and clearer visibility through clean windshields.
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Bus Anid Transport
Bux
Sai Wsoc
Tnekadder
Ronda
Tanat
Gordon Cooper
C.Z. Sullivan
G. O'Neill
Ontario
Shades of Ejected Crofters Hover Over Scotland
Readable notes hint at possible return of sheep cattle and crofting era activity on forests and grouse moors in Scotland amid debates over land use and grazing rights.
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Scotland
Mars civilization could teach us to get along
A New York professor suggests Martian civilization lessons could guide humanity toward cooperation in a single world. The remark frames space exploration as a mirror for social harmony and global collaboration.
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New York
Mars
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Ballinafad
Sto Dasules
Ronald McPhail
Geore Coldstraw Sete
Willan Elliot
George Goldstraw
John Beecch
Wade
Robert Eliot
William Revant
Olive Mahon
I. Beech
Della van Sickle
Sheila Tehonney
Willams Bryant
Edward Mahon
The
A. McPhee
Ospring
Gordon Robertson
McAlenney
Gordon
Tken
Alvin Fisher
Thomas Fines
FC Leitch
Know College
Poranto
Karl Kalthoff
Everton
Moffat
Continua
Pape One
J. E. McMallen General
Kirby
MecEachern Electric
Albert White
Acton Y
Toronto Skating Club
Margaret Roberts
Frances Dafoe
Bessie Henry
Bruce Hyland
Cooper’s Drug Store
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