Canada to Exhibit Again at Wembley London
Ottawa reports Canada will again participate in the Wembley Exhibition in London with a larger, more impressive Canada Pavilion for 1925. Minister Robb and Exhibition Commissioner Tolmie note extensive consultations and continued Canadian industry representation, including motor sectors. Wembley authorities plan improved grounds lighting and night performances.
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Ottawa
Canada
London
England
Jarhes
A. Robby
Ays
A. W.tolmie
Wembley
Robb
Dominion
Ie Fa
High School Opens With New Piano and Student Talent
The High School Literary Society featured Second Form talent at last Friday's meeting with entertainers and speakers. A comical science room band using seven children and seven kazoos drew laughs, while recitations and poems by Mitsu Mery Chalmers, Reg inald Finney, and Anng Aliipan impressed the audience. Father McGreavy acted as critic, praising education and the students, as plans for a skating party and possible electric night lighting circulated. Marjorie M. Lawson reports the event and notes a new piano arrived, with chatter of wiring for electric lights.
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High School Literary Society
George ‘Mason
Science Room
Father McGreavy
Mitsu Mery Chalmers
Mark Pain
Reginald Finney
Anng Aliipan
Mabel Kenyon
Eddie Gibbona
Mucel
Boya
Echoo
Nghta
Marjorie M. Lawson
Suppression of Names in School Papers Provokes Debate
The Peterborough Department of Education refuses to reveal the thief who stole examination papers and a committee is to publish the guilty party. The issue divides editors and officials, with sympathy for both sides as editors fear injuring individuals and officials seek to clear suspicions. The debate mirrors a broader press privacy dilemma.
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Atolen
Peterborough
Department of Education
Peterborough _ Board ‘of Education
Thia Wis
Pualijana
Go Wupprekaing
Aditors
Pasaea
Nowspapermen
Aditor
Peterborough Borrd
Dtand Aalde
Hms
Chatham News
Local Baking Sale and Community Notices At Acton
The Acton Baptist Church Ladies Aid bake sale is set for Saturday February 21 at 3 PM in the church classroom. Also noted are a double header sale of household effects, a boy Jimmie Jones injuring a leg, bridge repairs at Fairy Lake and Grand River, Hewitson Employees concert, Post Office Inspector recruitment, Connexional Funds Day reports, and a Ninety Birthday tribute to James Graham.
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Ladies' Aid of the Baptist Church
E. B. Graham
Kerr
Hindley
John” Precious
E. Kenney
Fairy Lake
Gany
Canadian Neonal Electric Railway
Grand River
Blue Spring’ Park
Henry “ Coldwell
T.L
Georgetown
Culp
Ashgrove
James Graham
Graham
Streetaville
Streetavills Review
New York
Pennsylvania
Auditors Report and Tax Audit Closed at Town Council
Council met on Monday with Finance Committee presenting fourth report approving paid accounts for utilities, telephones, and supplies. Tax collection review revealed unreported payments. Clerk ordered immediate settlement or proper registration against properties. Meeting set for February 24 for Ladies Baseball Club revue.
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Supplica i Hydro-Electric
Hall Lighting
Icon Hydro-Electric
Eneeneere
Fancy Dress Carnival Delayed Then Resumed In Acton
Postponed due to mild sleet on the 7th, the Acton Fancy Dress Carnival held a rescheduled Saturday night. Prizes awarded to costumed children and adults, with the Acton Citizens’ Band providing the evening’s music and a noted range of costumes from Mephistophiles to Peter Rabbit and Halloween themes. Faculty and local organizers praised the crowd and entries, including a Mina Jessie Anderson Mina
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Acton Citizens
Winten
Lucy Goldham
Carney Burns
Ghost
Harold’ “Mooney
Doris MccDonald
Marjorie Garden
George Somerville
Co. Landaborough
J. Noble
Heho
Tiat
J. ‘Woods
Aubrey Gepvats
Misa Helen McDonald
Mies A. Hurst
Margaret McDonald
Donia McDonald
A. Bealy
W. Batley
Social and Personal Notices From Toronto and Surrounds
Social notes list many Toronto residents visiting here and elsewhere for weekends and holidays. Names include Mr. WI Robinson, Mr. W Hector FP eones, Mr. Ray Gamble, Mrs. Alfred Storey, Milag Verne Harvey, Stephen Gueat, John Moore, G H Brown, Mrs. John Nital, Mrs. E J Moore, Mrs. Alice McPherson, Miss Mary McPherson, Mr. E H Vincent, Mrs. Gordon Hayward, and numerous families. Several attend hospitals, funerals, and celebrations, with visits across Guelph, Collingwood, Burlington, and Erindale. The item closes noting Baseball Girls’ Revue teaser and local church activities.
Scriptural Baseball Match by the Young People
The Lea gue youths staged a Bible themed baseball game at the Methodlate school room with Reds and Greens. Captains Stella McLain and Grenville Mazales led players in a seven inning contest tracing Moses from the Burning Bush to the Red Sea crossing. Reds 7, Greens 5 with Rev. J. Culp as umpire and Lattie Mason scoring.
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Reds
Greens
Grenville Mazales
Ostrander
Clara’ B. Moore
Israel
Greens St
J. Culp Wan Umpiro
Lattlo Mason Aoerer
Old Winnipeg hotel burned in February blaze
The Verlat Hotel, a Winnipeg landmark, was destroyed by fire early Sunday morning. Several adjacent shops including a jewelry store and clothing establishment were badly damaged. Total losses estimated at $100,000. Twenty two guests at the Imperial were forced to evacuate into below freezing weather. no injuries reported as guests lost personal belongings. Hear Grenville Masales and his chorus perform February 24 at the Acton Ladies Baseball Revue in Aston Town Hall.
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Henry Rudolph
Enudea
Ladies’ Baseball Club
Town Hall
Acton
Winnipeg
Verlat
Imperial
Grenville Masales
Aston
Manitoba Agricultural Totals 1924 Hit 164 Million
Winnipeg report shows Manitoba agricultural products valued at 164 312 857 for 1924, nearly double the prior year. The surge is driven mainly by higher value of cereal crops and livestock, reflecting strong provincial farming activity.
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Winnipeg
Manitoba
Department of Agriculture
Farmer Charged After Supplying Drinks to Georgetown Girls
A young farmer near Norval faced a police court charge for supplying a bottle of gin to two Georgetown girls who became intoxicated. The hearing, postponed at the defendant's request, will resume next Saturday before Police Magistrate Moore. A related item notes Dumbell Special Thulala Quartetto and Baseball Girls days on February 24.
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Lottie Mason
Hoelen - Loraine
Qatrander
Norval
Waa
Conia Atkina
Georgatown
Georgetown
Dumbell
Thulala
Idays
Knox Church Acton vote on Union with United Church of Canada
Knox Church Acton reported 381 votes cast from 450 members with split support on Union. Minister Rev Mr Stewart to remain until June 10, date set by Parliament for incension of United Church. Congregation vows to stay united till then amid cautious optimism and ongoing adjustments.
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Presbyterian. Knox Church
Acton
A. CG. Stewart
Willow Street
Knox.Church
Céau- Ved
Wthe
Reid
Neseenese
Stewart
General Assembly
United Church ‘of Canada
United Church
Gesaion
Cave City Chronicle: Floyd Collins Dies After Sand Cave Rescue
After 17 days trapped in Sand Cave Kentucky explorer Floyd Collins is found dead at 2:46 AM as rescue workers discover a tiny opening to his tomb. Family statements praise the team that fought the earth’s forces and mourn the loss while planning burial near Mammoth Cave.
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Cave City
Mother Earth
Floyd Collins
Fiaaure
Sand Cave
Collins
Leé Collins
Mammoth- Cave-Of- Kentucky
Eramosa Woman Aged 102 A Heroic Hip Injury Recovery
Elisabeth Sanderson aged 102 of Shiloh Eramosa Township fractured a hip after a fall. She traveled to St Josephs Hospital Guelph via improvised ambulance across drifted ponds with a district working party clearing a path. Her recovery is progressing despite her age. Tickets for the 24th revue are 36c and 25a.
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St. Joseph's Hospital
Guelph
Mia
Elisabeth Sanderson
Shiloh
Eramosa
Feada Shad
City Employs 34 for Water Extension Work
Government Employ ment Bureau placed 34 men with the city for a water main extension project last week. Officials note some workers had long unemployment gaps and received civic relief, with relief patterns described as irregular since April of the previous year. The piece cites relief authority actions and timing through February.
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Government Employment Bureau
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Everton
Roy Hindley
Jas. .Chalmery
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Fox News
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Little Robinson Crisoe
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R. L. Gregory & Son
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Our Dominion
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Basgeballs
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Perth
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Harry Harrison
Ian
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Toronto
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C. Henderson
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Thomas P. Watkins
Alexander Macdonald
Robert Wallace
William Johnstone
H. P
Moore
John C. Nemon
Migs
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Jimmie Jones
J. W. Jones
Acton Hewatson Shoe Factory
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J.C. Matthews
A. M. Smith Melfort
Collier
J. J. Hampshire
Connexional Funds
Fisida
Wate Corker
Neptune Metro Co
Hydro-Electric
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Bell Telephone Co
Ladieca’ Baseball Club
WI Robinson
Mr. W. Hector
Mr. Ray Gamble
Aurora
Robert Stewart
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Ann “Ess. G. A. Dilts
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Mary McPhersom
E. H.vincent
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Hertha Cook
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L. Warren
John Wood
Wilbur Street
W. Gow Cgouke
Streétaville
Mr. James
Mrs.Mary ~ Gamble
J.B. Gamble
Fawcett
Burlington
Mra
A. MeTquish
Yurienda
Egmondville
Seaforth
Charles Symon
Guelph- General Hospital
James .H. Reid
Miss Conover
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Robert Bonnnett
Lake Avenue
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Angus Kennedy
A2ton
H. Roy Wansbrough
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Roy “Wanabrough
G. W. Thompson
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Reda Stella McLain
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