Eden Mills Update on Local Health Events
A few evenings ago Mr D H Wit hon suffered heart weakness and received medical aid. he remains in serious condition with slight improvement reported. Master Nell McPhail returns home and is recovering faster than expected. Mr Wm Croft recovers from head pain and can resume duties. Dr F Croft of Kitchener and Robt Croft of Toronto visited Eden Mills over the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nell McPhail
Wm. Croft
F. Croft
Kitchener
Robt. Croft
Toronto
Neighborhood News Interesting Items Concerning Other Centres
In this sections column readers find brief notes about activities in nearby communities. Short items cover events, meetings, and local happenings of interest to residents across neighborhoods.
Local social notes from Crewson’s Corners week-end visits
Thompson vaulted in Tor onto over the week end. Mr and Mrs James Moore are visiting to Saginaw Mich for a few weeks. Helen Evans was home from Guelph over the week end. Ed Grippe visited Milas Gripps and Franklin Dean of Milliken stayed with Tyler for a few days.
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Alex
Thompson
Toronto
James Moore
Saginaw
Mich
Helen Evans
Guelph
Ed. ‘Grippe
Milas Gripps
Pranklin' Dean
Milliken
Tyler
Local notes from Hillsburg linger through visits and recoveries
Mr and Mrs Bert Heron of Zlora Ars spent time at Mia’s home while Chas Robinson of Guelph visited for his father’s home. Jean McKinnon returns to activity after illness as Mrs J Altantran comes home from her mother Mrs T Borthwick’s near Fergus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bert Heron
Zlora Ars
Mia
Dt Guelph
Norman _Jacckson
J. Altantran
Howen
T. Borthwick
Fergus
Jean McKinnon
Mire
B. Cheyne
Mencrs
Churcher
Guelph
Wm. Cheyne
M. Cheyne
Chas. Boeth
Mac
Prances
Winter School events and church notices in Palmerston
The Rockwood Winter School events under the United Church Young People’s Societies involved speakers John Springer and Grant Henderson at Palmerston. Vestry and church reports from St John and nearby churches note appointments, memberships, and upcoming services amid various social activities and local injuries and recoveries.
Banockburn Bustiers Club Holds Friday Evening Meeting
The Banockburn Bustiers Club met at the schoolhouse on Friday evening February lat. Members enjoyed progressive euchre crokinole and dancing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bannockburn Bustiers’ Club
Erin students stage successful Tenth Line School play
Mr and Mrs Henry Hills visited Taranto Fey Saturday. Mr M Campbell was a visitor for Guelph during the week. Arnold McEnery has improved and is able to be out again. A production by the Tenth Line school scholars of Erin in the hall last week was a success. A number from here attended the funeral of Sir H Irwin in Georgetown on Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry
Hills
Taranto Fey
M. Campbell
Guelph
Arnold McEnery
Erin
Quito
H. Irwin
Georgetown
Local society notes from Campbellville and district
Campbellville residents Mr and Mrs O A Elsely hosted visitors Mr and Mrs Gar Net t of Guelph and others like Mrs Evelyn VanSickle and Miss Lillian Mee Phail shared performances at St David's Y.P.S meeting. Phil Harmonie Club hosted by Mrs Norman Murray after a theatre party. Residents Helen Mary Roberts, Barbara Snyder, Will Moore and families were seen about town during the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. Boles
Gar
Nett
Guelph
Qfrs
St. David's Church
Evelyn VanSickle
Lillian Mee
Phail
Norman Murray
Phil Harmonie Club
Mitchell
Kelly Sharpe
Montreal
Mix Art Henderson
Tommie
Kmary—Roberts
Toronto Apeny
Will Moore
Taronto
Adie
Barbara Snyder
Hamilton
Guelph Junction
Mrs. Pierce
Local church notes and social visits in Brampton area
Rev Sedgewick preached at the Presbyterian Church Sunday. Visitors included Mr George Anderson and Mr and Mrs D Hurren with Erin, Mrs Verna Stewart of Guelph, Mr Yob King of Orton, and Mr Dernard and Jack Worestell from Guelph cutting wood for Mr George Grundy who has multiple wood tenders. A weekly sing song at Burrows RR 10 featured Mr Wm MekKenzie as leader and Miss A Foreman on piano with special guitar and violin numbers. A reading by Mr R D Burrows and guests hosted the next gathering at Mr and Mrs Webb’s home. Miss Nellie Aitken hosted the Women’s Institute meeting Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sedgewick
Brampton
George Anderson
D. Hurren
Erin
Verna Stewart
Guelph
Yob King
Orton
David Stewart
Dernard
Jack Worestell
George Grundy
Mtr
Mig
Burrows
Obituary notices from Nussaugeweya district
Deaths and funeral notices for Mr Arthur Partridge of Brookville Mrs Maury Yomont McMillan and Miss Kedlqua Darby, with details of services at Ebenezer United Church Namayuweya and interments in Namayuweya and Ebenezer Cemeteries. Community mourning and sympathy expressed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Lamb
Nawagaweya
Priday
Arthur Partridge
Brookville
Wamilton General Hospital
Cme
Mbenever United Church
Somerville
Mromborge Nelson
Warkworth
Ontario
Partridge
Ebenezer United Church
Wil
Borauved
Nussuyaweya
Mira
Maury Yomont McMillan
Nebacest
No WokiNan
Yoranto
W. Wf. McMillan
J. Catharine
Pebbiry Ltd
C. G. Joes
Namayuweya
Kedlqua Wt
Darby
General Mospital
Gualpy
Darbyville
Nussaguweyn
Ebenezer Cemetery
The Royal Chair Honors Mrs Mildred Fleck at Knox Church
The Georgetown social group The Royal Chair of Knox Presbyterian Church met at Mrs Wm Anderson's home last Thursday to honor Mrs Mildred Fleck with a cut glass vase. Lorne Cave and Lynn Wilson of the Bank of Montreal Simcoe visited town over the weekend. Fleck, soon to be married on Saturday, has received many showers from friends in town. Mrs Clarence Hayes spoke on the Six Nation Reserve near Brantford at agriculture department meetings. Mr and Mrs Robert McCulloch of Mt Pleasant near Brampton celebrated their golden wedding.
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Knox Presbyterian Church
Wm. Anderson
Mildred Fleck
Lorne T
Cave
Lynn Wilson
Bank
Montreal
Clarence Hayes
Brantford
Department of Agriculture
Robert McCulloch
Mt Beasant
Brampton
Burlington Dairy Driver Injured After Milk Run Incident
Shranctas Jack Garnham slipped on a step and injured his shoulder while delivering milk on Carony Street east. J P Morley and Dorothy Morley from Chicago attended their grandmother Mrs Williamson’s funeral.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Garnham
Burington Dairy
Carony Street
Milton Women Prepare for Grand Old July Birthday
Milton community notes celebrate Mrs. Thomas McDowell turning ten on Tuesday in February. James Marshall recovers from illness, John Allston Chapter hosts a meeting with two new members and officer nominations. Bank of Nova Scotia staff changes as Donald Christie moves to Toronto. S. L. Setrick succeeds him. Altoja Business Men’s Association details officers and committees at January meeting.
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Thomas McDowell
Milton
James Marshall
Ugh Street
John Allston
D. E. Male
Cookman
Donald M. Christie
Bank of Nova Scotia
Toronto
Queen Street
Lea Avenue
S.L. Settrick
Yiomilton
Altoja Business Menu Association
J.D. Muse Kunvlo
Ind
Drd
Leonard White
G. 0. Gowland
YX MM. MtcNichol
G. Q'ray
W. HB. Clements
Qosimittes
W. Woustald
R. A Adams
R. MaDuffee
T. Ch. Yeant- Whaw
Collector's World Butterfly Exhibit Growing Record
A naturalist has donated a collection of 10 000 butterflies to the Natural Museum in Dury, with about 7 000 varieties. The collector began the study at 33 in Maras and traveled through Java the Malay Archipelago South America Japan China and Siam gathering specimens worldwide.
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Alans -Hyulistorfer
Dury
Mras
Java
Ala Battery Net
Malay Archipelago
South America
Japan
China
Siam
Young party games sparks playful scarecrow tale
A fragment shows playful mischief as a boy at a party is teased about becoming a bear. The wording suggests a humorous exchange with a teasing question and a bold, confident reply.
Oakville Notes on Officials Health and Local Events
Councillor J A Mic Donald's post op recovery from Hamilton is described as very good. Rev W B Canwell of Oakville elected president of a new Canadian tourist club in Daytona Beach Florida. F E Madigan of Allendale visited with sister Mrs Thomas Aldwell after bereavement. Oakville intermediate hockey loses first game of season versus Walkerton 11 to 7. A two room Schoolhouse near Bronte to be opened Friday February dates with local officials present. A fire destroyed a historic house owned by Gordon Breckon on Middle Road west of Bronte. Oakville intermediate hockey leads Group 3 of the OHA and will meet Bolton in playoffs. first game in Bolton on February 5 with return in Oakville February 7.
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J. A’ MicDonald
Hamilton
W. B. Canwell
Oakville
Daytona Beach
Florida
F. E. Madigan
Allendale
Thomas Aldwell
Durham
Oakwilis
Walkerton
Endere
Aticco
Oak~vine
Canada’s Mining Triumph in 1934 Output Surges Across Metals
Dominion Bureau of Statistics reports Canada's mineral output for 1934 at 278,337,000 dollars, up 26 percent from 1933. Gold leads with 101,242,000 dollars, copper 192,608,000 dollars, and silver 7,764,000. zinc, nickel, lead, and coal also set records amid broader gains in fuels and non metals.
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Canada
Dominion Bureau of Statistics
Lead
London Traffic Tale Amid Police Interrogation
A London driver recounts a street encounter with two policemen. The officer, a tall Highlander, asked about ranks and then sent the driver on after a brief exchange. The friend hoped for a notebook and pencil but received a terse warning.
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Lord Stuaaillla
London
Bolleeman
Lost booklet sparks fear of parental harm
A man admits burning a booklet titled How to Live the 100 after a neighbor wondered what happened to it. He says he burned it to prevent his mother from obtaining it, revealing a tense family moment and concern over the material.
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Musband
Geese Tagged by Miner Back in North Carolina After Westward Shipment
Jack Miner’s year long bird migration experiment with 25 Canada geese, aided by the Manitoba Government and Ottawa, sent birds to Winnipeg then Grand Lake. One returned to North Carolina, joining its parents before wintering along the Atlantic coast, raising questions about avian navigation and migration knowledge.
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Jack Miner
Manitoba
Department, of Interior
Ottawa
Carl Munn
Hamilton Bird Society
Winnipeg Free Press
Winnipeg
Grant Lake
Almares
Hudson Bay
Grandy
Carolina
North Carolina
Atlantic Seaboard
Tts
Hingsville
Ontario
Canada
Detroit
Mich
Cartituck’ Sound
Mississippi
Arctic
Noedthwest
Quarrs
Miner Bird Sanctuary
Unis
Vontec
Hidden Money and Ideas Worth Working
The piece argues that hoarded cash harms the economy and that ideas and money must be put to work. It warns that idle wealth yields no profit and urges young people to actively apply their duties, obligations, and ideas to productive effort. It highlights Bell Edison and Marconi as contrasts to contemporaries who failed to act.
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Ward Times
Adeas
Bell
Edison
Marconi
City Editor Ponders Police Baffled by Robbery
Reporter notes mystery in a robbery case as police and editors scramble for clues. The crooks did not use a high powered car, leaving investigators puzzled by the absence of a flashy getaway.
Just Like A Southern Trip Greenhouse Flower Display
Our greenhouses showcase a wealth of bloom with Golden Daffodils Cyclamens Cin erartes and Primroses in peak. visit to brighten homes during the dull months. If you can’t go south for the winter, choose the blooms that suit your décor.
Cream of Malt Package Offer in Local Ad
An old newspaper ad fragment promotes Cream of Malt with seeds and multiple product mentions including Raysins and Ide Lelapiand's Preah Yeuut. Includes price note and packaging details, typical of retail notices in period pages.
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Hong
Lelapiand
Ferguson Gang Reappears with Mill Gift to National Trust
The Ferguson Gang, a mysterious group active in England for over a year, presented the Old Water Mill near Guildford to the National Trust and promised a 1500 endowment. A marked notice in a bay contained gold coins as the subagent’s payment, and a masked man delivered 1000 in bank notes with a signed document from gang members.
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Perguson
England
Old Water Mill
Guildford
National ‘Trust
Adif
Vargilson Gang
Religious Services Schedule and Evening Sermons
The minister leads 11.00 am service titled A Great Service in a Tragic Hour and 7.00 pm sermon Christ Visible and Invisible. Noon Sunday School and Bihis Class at 12.90. Tuesday 8.00 pm Young Peoples League Missionary Meeting. Lantern every body welcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bihis
Young Peoples League
Missionacy _Meetinge Lanterm
Sunday church events and Missionary Sunday services
On Sunday February 16 1938 at 9 00 am there is The Work of Christ and at 3 30 pm Sabbath School Missionary Sunday. Evening program at 7 00 pm asks Are Your diseases sent by God. FP Guild hosts a Monday night Valentine party. Always welcome.
Schedule Notes for Easter Day Services
11.00 am Easter morning sermon The Goal of Christian Living. 12.15 pm Sunday School. 7.00 pm Evening Service. Program lists involve Bunday School and evening service at the usual church.
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O. R
Bunday School
For Sale Classifieds and Auction Notices Fragment
A mixed for sale notice and auction listing from the Free Press page. Items include a brick house for sale, a Toronto gasoline engine, wood wanted on a two acre hardwood area, and an auction sale schedule for farm stock implements grain and roots at a farm near Nausayaweye with January auctions and credit terms noted. Includes agent and mailing box references.
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J. D. Lowrie
Nausayaweye
Karen Mary
Tenders Sought for Electric Fixtures at YACCA Building
Tender notices invite bids for electric fixtures for portions of the YACCA building. Submissions close Friday February 15. Details and requirements available from W N Palmer Clerk Acton or Mahoney and Austin Architects Guelph. The lowest bid not guaranteed.
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Y.acca
W. N
Palmer
Acton
Mahoney & Austin
Guelph
AWN
FARAH
Olork -Halon
Oaks
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