Farm Forum Hosts Hall Meeting With Stone School Guests
Ballinafad Farm Forum met at the Hall with Stone School Forum as guests. about 20 attended from the group. Discussion centered on whether farm income is used efficiently, followed by a broadcast and a progress game. Mr Horace Belt won the highest Indies score. Messrs Norian and McEnery led the men. Lunch was served. next week’s topic is What price shall we ask. The Forum ran a cache in the Hall last Tuesday night. Mrs Edmunds and Arnold McEnery posted top scores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farm Forum
Stone School Forum
Horace Belt
Wm. Norian
Robert McEnery
Mrs. Edmunds
Arnold McEnery
Mro
Gordon Rovertson
McAlenney
Man
Alvin Fisher
Awands
Judhre Mro
Thomas Fines
FC Leitch
Guelph
Know College
Poranto
Longa Lecturch
Karl Kalthoff
Ruth Papple
Open house at Schneider candy factory showcases humbug and chocolate making
Last Wednesday afternoon crowds toured Schneider’s candy factory to watch humbug and chocolate production. Visitors saw strips rolled, cut, and shaped into pieces then boxed in varying quantities. Nearby notes mention past fire upheaval, Vernor TL South’s rubber patch business, and local residents John Lister and John Hamilton facing illness. Barbara Ward toured Toronto and appeared on CFRB radio.
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Schneider
Guelph
Bell
Rockwood
Vernor TL South
John Lister
John Hamilton
Seth Ward
Barbara
Toronto
CFRB
Campbellville resident Joseph William Weir 61 dies
Joseph William Weir a longtime Campbellville resident and blacksmith for over 40 years died Saturday afternoon. Born in Puslinch Township he came to Campbellville at age two. He attended St. David's Presbyterian Church served as Sunday school teacher and lan usher and sat on the Board of Season. He belonged to Campbell Masonic Lodge and is survived by two sisters and three brothers. Funeral was held Tuesday at St. David's with Masonry honors and interment in the adjoining cemetery.
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Joseph William Weir
Campbellville
Puslinch Township
St. David's Presbyterian Church
Lan
Campbell Masonic Lodge
Joseph Linn Athom
Leslie Legg
Toronto
Thomas
Hamlton
Robert
Kilbride
Charles
Carlisle
John MacNeill
Aet Ve
John Gilmour
JK Mahon
Colin McPhadh Act Moon
Wallan Moore Wallaum van Suckle
Community Honors McPhersons at Bloomabray School
A large Nassageweya area gathering at Bloomabray School honored Mr. and Mrs. A. M. McPherson before they leave their farm. The program featured singing reading violin duets and recitations presented by local residents with gifts of an end table book rack large mirror and electric lamp. Sacramental services followed at Ebenezer United Church.
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A. M. McPherson
Bloomabray 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
Ebenezer United Church
Tast
R. W. Pickersgill
Heather Mission Band
Harry Fatt
Brownlow
Magaret Pickersgill
Brantford
R. W Pickers- Rel
Miss Mary E. Aitken Rouses Ospringe in Quiet Farewell
Gloom fell over Ospringe as Mary E. Aitken, born January 3 1874, died January 23 after a heart seizure following surgery. She was a charter member of Ospringe Presbyterian Church and widow of Thomas W. Aitken. Funeral services were held January 25 with interment at Everton Cemetery.
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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
Jom Anderson
Acton
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
Neagsra Fata
Local Socials Hear from Area Visitors This Week
A string of neighborhood visits fills a weekend with Mr. and Mrs Trwin Emmilton and Mrs Stan McKay among hosts. Guelph, Rockwood, and Acton residents, including families of Laughrin, Brown, and Pattern, stopped by as Harvey Smith of Toronto University spent the weekend with relatives.
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Susulay Vualtors
Trwin Emmilton
W. Alexander
Tarvey Jestica and Hobby
Stan McKay
Guelph
F Red Jostin
Jim Milne
Rockwood
Harvey Smith
Toronto University
Earl van Norman
Acton
Will ‘Smith
Jim Laughrin
al House
Laughrin
Robert Brownton
Robert Pattern
Can
John Astor
Harold Wright
Elgin Brown
Ospringe
Community Notes and Obituaries in Moffat District
Community winter concerns and road conditions are noted alongside local deaths and social news. Mrs George Brownlow dies in Toronto hospital January 31, with funeral in Acton. Mrs Rudolph Nollmeyver passes away January 30 at home. Del Moffat takes over business from his father in law, R A Elsley, who retires after about 25 years. Local meetings and visits form a secondary thread.
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George Brownlow
St. Michael's
Edmonton
Federation of Nassagaweya
No. 3
Anne Wilkinson
England
Johnson
Streetsville
Robert Bell
Guelph
Roy Spears
Hamilton
W. A. Fraser
Ruth
Irene McGillvray
Spencer Dredge
John Alison
Millgrove
Frank Hathaway
Robert Hitchen
Kitchener
Rudolph Nollmeyver
del Moffat
R.A. Elsley
Warning Against Unsafe Anti Freeze Substitutes In Autos
Hardware and Metal cautions motorists about unreliable anti freeze substitutes this year. The Toronto Better Business Bureau warns that substitutes may contain harmful calcium or chloride solutions risking radiator damage. The piece urges buyers to stick to known brands or risk radiator trouble and sales pitches.
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Hardware
AOR Waskell
Toronto Better Business Bureau
Salea
Tno Black
Old Winter Scenes From Youth in Early District
In days before automobiles sleigh bells marked winters in this district. The song Jingle Bells captures the cheer as young folk slid on runners over packed snow. People enjoyed many good times despite fewer modern facilities.
Aeton Tax Rate Maintains Last Year Level
The council approves a by law to set the tax rate at 62 mills after a provincial subsidy reduces the net rate from 63 mills. Total receipts are projected at 25,118.59 with expenditures around 44,100.83, leaving a balance to be raised by levy. The clerk is to advertise tenders for painting the council chamber and the chief to obtain two new uniforms for municipal police.
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Tas Levy
Tostsenr
Health talk warns pupils on kissing animals
A teacher in Ames cautions a class about kissing animals after a pupil recalls Aunt Alice kissing her dog. The dog later died, illustrating zoonotic risk.
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Bobby
Alice
Public Auction at Erin Township Needing Bidder Attention
D A McDougall directs public sale at Lot 17, Can 3 Erin Township near Ospringe on February 11 at 12 30. Horses harness cattle pigs sheep poultry household goods lumber tools implements and farm equipment listed with many items including Yorkshire stock Shorthorn cattle and Massey Harris machinery. Cash terms No items move until settled and road access open. Auctioneers Gibson and clerks listed with phone contact in Guelph.
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D. A. McDougall
Can
Erin
Ospringe
Haalstein
Yorkshire
Oxford
Hampshire
Princess Pat
Sa Lad
Bartley
McCrernick Deering
Elarris Ronder
Massey Harrie
Harris
Massey Harris
Quarter Horse
Cotony House
Woods
Mareh Isto
M. 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 keep windshields clean and use ventilation. Veterans with millions of miles warn against improper lane position signaling and running stop signs, urging full stops at level crossings and careful braking on slippery surfaces.
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Bus Anid
Sale Oc
Dinckadder
Ronda
Atherton Lite
Gordon Cooper
C.Z. Sullivan
G. O'Neill
Ontario
Scotland Considered Move to Allow Stock in Deer Forests
A debate resurfaces on permitting sheep and cattle in Scotland’s deer forests and grouse moors. Proposals suggest grazing could resume while balancing conservation and farming needs amid opposition from land rights and wildlife groups.
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Scotland
New York Professor Suggests Mars Civilization Teaches Unity
A New York professor argues that Martian civilization could offer lessons in cooperation and harmony for living together on a single planet. The idea emphasizes global collaboration and managing shared resources beyond Earth.
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New York
Mars
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Ballinafad
The
Mra A. McPhee
Ospringer
Everton
Moffat
Continua
Pape One
J. E. McMallen General
Kirby
MecEachern Electric
Albert White
Actony
Toronto Skating Club
Margaret Roberts
Frances Dafoe
Bruce Hyland
Bessie Henry
Cooper’s Drug Store
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