Temperance Talk at Bethel Sabbath School
Sunday last featured a Temperance address by the Bethel Sabbath School pastor on the evils of intemperance. Miss Lela Featherstone of Postville visited friends in the district recently. Mr Robt J McHugh called on Alfred and Mrs Goodwin. TF McHugh, a Peel Loyal Orange Lodge member, attended the Brampton county meeting on February 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bethel Sabbath School
Lela Featherstone
Postville
Robt
McHugh
Shome
Alfred Goodwin
Epworth
League of Bethel
Exiday
Bannockburn Women’s Institute Social Evening
The Bannockburn Women's Institute held a social evening at the home of Mr William McCullough on Wednesday February 17. Special amusements were provided and all were welcome. Nellie Yo has returned home from visit. Mr William Norton of Guelph visited over the weekend. Mrs AL Span returned to Owen Sound to be with her parents. Dc Lindsay of Toronto visited the McCullough home over the weekend. Arthur Lawson of Toronto spent Sunday with Mann Bros.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bannockburn
Lindsay
Toronto
Cei
Arthur Lawson
Bros
Wm. McAllister
Edmonton
Alta
McAllister
Margaret-Kent
Margaret-Dickie
Eloré
J. McDermid
A. E. Cordingley
Owen Sound
Wiarton
Herald
W. L .Armstrong
Stratford
Robert Armstrong
A. C. McMillan
John Wilson
N.h.—L
Erin
January examination pass list with honors and names
The report lists students who passed all examinations with an average of sixty percent or higher for January. Names include Jean Mann and Helen McCraig with honors, plus several others such as Marion Leslie Tom Forestell Annie Halcovitch Lawson McCutcheon Donalda McPhail Gordon McKeown Margaret Pascoe Thelma Morrison Irene Aitken Evaline McCaig Eileen Johnston Wilma West Cyril Pascoe Margaret McPhail Erwin McKeown Helen West Bernard Pascoe Muriel Crossman and the teacher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jean ‘Mann
Helen * McCraig
Marion Leslie
Tom Forestell
Annie Halcovitch
Lawson McCutcheon
Donalda McPhail
Dear Ait
Milton News Notes and Local Board Elections
Milton items report visiting relatives from Sault Ste. Marie and Midland, a Milton High School Board inaugural meeting electing Thomas McFadden as Chair and listing members, a court case of Frank Asheck found guilty of cruelty to animals on suspended sentence, Milton Hockey Club withdrawing from O of Ontario groups due to late ice, and caretaker John Randel securing a good ice sheet prompting Halton County League scheduling efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Sringgay
Sault Ste. Marie
Ontario
Thos
Lyle
Midland
G. Lyle
Bronte Street
Milton
Milton High School Board
Thomas—-McFadden
John R. Mitchell
Fred D. Dewar
Thomas McFadden
W. B. Clements
E. Harrop
John Hardy
Geo. H. Dawson
Munro
Frank Asheck
Society For Prevention of Cruelty
Elliott
Mitton
cAsbeck
Inspector Weatherstone
Society
Asbeck
Milton Hockey Club
John Randel
Halton
Death of John Campbell at Guelph General Hospital
Obituary notes the passing of John Campbell after more than two years of illness at Guelph General Hospital. He leaves a widow and daughter Mrs. W. J. Van Norman of Guelph. Funeral held Saturday afternoon from his residence to Fairview Cemetery Acton with Rev. J. Grant. pallbearers listed. Includes local society updates such as a Women's Institute meeting and community notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John’. “Campbell
Guelph General Hospital
Campbell
Nis
Wj. van Norman
Guelph
Third Line
Fairview Cemetery
Acton
J. Grant
S.mccutcheon
J. Aitkens
B McKinnon
A McCutcheon
B. van Norman
G. Pearen
Women’s Institute
B. McKinnon
Ada Currie
D. G. Robertson
H R. McCutcheon
Aitkens
C.” Redmond
C. Aitkens
J. Altken
Community Notes From Rockwood Church Groups
Rockwood community brief highlights a silver tea hosted by the Women’s Organization of the Presbyterian Church with conveners Mrs J Gray and Mrs Wm J Gordon. Reports cover church activities, auxiliary mission society events in Guelph, weddings including John Wilson Black and Margaret E Atkinson, Elwyh Locker and Hazel Holmes, and parish updates with Rev H L Bennie and Milroy of McMaster University providing pulpit duties. The World Women’s Day of Prayer is set for February 12 at the United Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Presbyterian Church
J. Gray
Wm J. Gordon
Geo. Laverty
August Young
Mitchell
E. Nickell
Win
H.L. Bennie
Acton
J. E. ‘Pearen
D. D. Gray
St. Andrew's—Church
Guelph
Women's Missionary Society
Robert Patterson
Peter Sim
Douglas McNabb
Elva Bearen
Chas. S. Garner
Chas. Thorburn
Ottawa
Edna.m.pearen
Dundas
Robert Croft
Toronto
George Nelson
Birge’s Mills
Roy Dunking Son
Dustie
Frank Sears
Grace Mitchell
Marriott
Harold Suntér
Everton
Wellington Smith
Nellie Watson
John Summerville
Hillsburg
Wm. Jackson
Ospringe
Fred Faun
Amos Toveil
Elwyh> Locker
Hazel Holmes
Georgetown
E. Holmes
London
Ontario
Rockwood
St. John’s Church
Walter McWilliams
Wm. Dunbar
Edith Bernard
Chapleau School
Kruger
Robi. Sewell
Nua
Milroy
McMaster University
Hamilton
Women's Organization of
United Church
Day of Prayer Planned by Nassagaweya Churches
The Ebenezer United Church and Nassagaweya Presbyterian Church will hold their annual Day of Prayer at Ebenezer Church on Friday the 12th. All ladies of both congregations are invited to attend this meeting. Mrs C A Darby of Knatchbull and her daughter visited relatives in Dundas on Sunday. Bel Tel workers repair ice storm damage in the district. Mrs Gilbert Kingsbury of Nassagaweya is recovering after a thigh fracture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ebenezer United Church
Nassagaweya Presbyterian Church
Ebenezer Church
C. A. Darby
Knatchbull
Dun
Nassagawexa-Repoe Report Names Local Figures
The document lists residents and staff from Nassagaweya for the month, including Jessie Yor Grace Ramsay Gerald MacLeod Glenn Britton Jr Karl Frank Minnie Frank Wilfred Frank Elvera Service Roy Forbes Margaret Davenport Ruby MacLeod Edith Service Arthur Davenport Mervyn MacLeod Isabelle MacLeod Marguerite Kennedy Doris Coxe Lottie MacLeod Elmer Ferrier and Marjoria TM M Lawson as part of the monthly roll.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nassagaweya
Srey
Peile
McMillan
Jessie
Gez- Yor Grace
Ramsay
Gerald MacLeod
Glenn Britton, Jr
Karl Frank
Minnie Frank
Wilfred
Frank
Uil
Elvera Service
Roy Forbes
Pred
Forbes
Isabelle ‘McLeod
Marguerite ‘Kennedy
Howard
Rank
Doris. Coxe
Lottie _ Macleod
Elmer
Ferrier
Marjoria
M__Lawson
Campbellville News Briefs Highlight Local Visits and Events
Mr Jack Whitelebin spent weeks returning home after a visit at her father George Harris Quace. The Mission Band met Miss Myrtle Early Saturday afternoon with good turnout. The Ladies Aid of St David's Church met Monday afternoon at Sunday School with strong attendance. Plans for an old fashioned Irish tea on St Patrick's Day. Congratulations to Mr and Mrs Thomas Mitchell on the birth of twin girls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack “Whieélibin
Page
Nohathim
Homer
Mar
George Harris
Quace
Mission ‘Band
Myrtle
Ladies” Aid
St.David's Church
Behool Gem
Thos
Mitchell
Lions Dinner Meeting Hosts City Officials
Large attendance at the regular Monday Lions dinner meeting with Mayor Reeve and councillors as guests. Several local and visiting residents listed with updates on health, travel, and sport events. Erin’s Shamrocks beat Hillsburg Tigers in the NH league group 3 series on fast-ice night.
Montreal Visit and Local Incidents Highlight Gazette Notes
Mrs Herbert Carter visits her sister in Montreal while William Stevens receives burns from a broken water pipe at Vera Chemical Works. Wm Riddiford in Hong Kong reports Shanghai developments. Nelson Township theft arrests involve Arthur Greenland and others. Oakville club manager discusses a sudden death game as cold weather disrupts the hockey schedule. Milton and Brampton exit the OHA, leaving Burlington and Oakville to contest group honors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert Carter
F. N. Southam
Montreal
William Stevens
Vera Chemical’ Works
Wm. Riddiford
W. C. Riddiford
Hongkong
China
Trade and Commerce Department of Canada
Shanghai
W. ©. Campbell
Nelson Township
Chief Smith
Arthur Greenland
Russel
Sidney Walkington
McCleary
Oakville Club
Manse Milne
Oakville
Milton
Brampton
Burlington
Gazette
Limehouse Community Notes and Church Officers Named
Mrs Ars Shaw of Acton visited this week. Real estate activity in Limehouse as Mr Campbell buys the Donald property on Fifth Avenue. United Church of Canada annual meeting elected officers including Superintendent Richard Parker and Secretary Treasurer Meridith. Limehouse Women’s Institute held a February 4 meeting with strong attendance and a program of songs and piano duets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ars, Shaw
Acton
Miles
A’meredith
R. Last
Assinyant
C. Meredith
R. W. .Johnson
Miest
Stewarttown
Limehouse Women's Institute
Gowdy
Alistt
Georgetquit
Everton People Attend Various Family Gatherings
Acton residents visited relatives including Mr. and Mrs. John McCutcheon and Mr. and Mrs. D. G. Robertson. Mrs. Head hosted a Women's Institute meeting with seventeen members and two guests, featuring music and a Laura Secord paper. Sunday services were led by Mr. T. D. McCutcheon and the Young People's Society. A concert is planned at the Community Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred McCutcheon
Acton
John McCutcheon
Fred Murray
Guelph
W. Head
D. Jackson
G. G. Robertson
Lloyd
Geo. Young
Oakville Officer Reappointed To High School Board
Rev J H McBain was re appointed to the Oakville High School Board for a further three year term by the County Council. A report notes teams Burlington and Oakville remain in their hockey group while Milton Brampton and Bolton Intermediate teams have dropped out due to mild weather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. McBain
Oakville
Burlington
Milton
Brampton
Bolton
R. F. Sanderson
Central School
la Grippe
E. O.seymour
Catarqui
M.seymour
Thomas A. ‘Blakelock
James Blakelock
Shanghai
A. H. Lyle
St. John’s Church
Urquhart
Trafalgar
The Use of Fertilizer in Soil Management
The article explains fertilizer benefits through the soil's readily available plant food, soil type, drainage, and methods. It notes organic matter from manure and fertilizer as complementary, enabling economical distribution of farm manure for maximum yields.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federal
Department_of Agriculture
Nothing to be ashamed of ignorance in itself
The text argues ignorance is not shameful if one has made the best use of opportunities to learn. It condemns neglect of advantages as a disgrace and emphasizes that people should be proud of effort and self-improvement despite gaps in knowledge.
What Is A Bacon Hog
Describes the ideal bacon hog with emphasis on length of body and loin, uniform depth, medium head, well-muscled neck, trim jowl, smooth shoulders, slightly arched back, and well-finished fat distribution. Notes bone quality, straight pasterns, and overall thrift and feeding capacity. targets finish around 200 pounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiltshire
New Ideas and Original Thinking in Daily Life
The piece urges individuals to originate ideas rather than borrow them. It contrasts memory and discussion with leadership and innovation, noting many contribute only in filling roles while neglecting top contributions. It encourages trying new thought to discover fresh ideas and emphasizes self-reliance.
Knox Church Acton Sunday Services February 14 1933
Knox Church Acton scheduled services list for February 14 1933 includes 11 00 a m sermon God s Plan in us 12 00 noon Sunday School and Bible Class 7 00 p m sermon The Power of Testimony 2 30 p m Sabbath School Bible Classes 7 00 p m sermon Retribution note P Guild Valentine party Monday night at 8 00 o clock Always Welcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young
Gabbath School
Acton Baptist Church Sunday Schedule
The Acton Baptist Church announces services at 11 00 a m with the minister at 12 15 p m Sunday School and 7 00 p m The Minister. Monday 8 00 p m B P U Prayer Meeting Thursday 7 30 p m Everyone welcome.
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Hess
Bannockbuen
Greenock
Margaret McPhail
Erwin McKeown
Helen “West
Bernard Pascoe
Muriel. Crossman
Nassagawexa-Repoe
Campbellville
Tiemehouse
MRS
Near Bower
Canada
Windsor
Canadian Industries Limited
Ont
House Windsor
D. H. Lindsay
Rosedale
Tbs
Chain
RED & & White
Stine
J. W. Jones Phone
Abe
Ruited Church of Canada Ve
H. L. Bennie
Wilow
Perce
Free Press
Greta
R. Airdate
R. FR
Wellington Acceptance -Corp Ltd
Douglas St
Wilfred Atcheson
Roy Hindley
F. E. Williams
J. B. Mackenzie & Son
Life Insurance
Frederick L. Wright
Imperial Life Assurance Company
Acton, Ontario
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