Local notes from Ballinafad and area
Bessie Cole of Ballinafad ill with pleurisy but improving. Milas Phyllis Foreman returned home from Toronto for the weekend. Cecil Soper and wife of Preston visited the farmer Mr J Roper. Funeral for Mrs Weasley Ware of Guelph held here Saturday in Ballinafad Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bessie Cole Hay
Milas Phyllis Foreman
Toronto
Cecil Soper
Preston
J. Roper
Weasley Ware
Guelph
Ballinnfad
Local Church Women Plan Day of Prayer Service Tomorrow
Nassagaweya and Nosogoa churches host Day of Prayer at Darbyville home of Mrs. Austin Fletcher Friday afternoon. Bloomabury Literary Society met last Monday with a program including music, readings, a debate on single life versus married life, and a euchre lunch crowd. Neighbors note Mrs. George Michiv of Knatchbull ill but hopes for improvement as mild weather clears snow and boosts water supply.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ebenezer United Church
Noagsogawesya
George Michiv
Knatchbull
Rockwood Log: Major Widow Dies After Sudden Illness
Mrs. Frank Major died last Saturday after a short illness at age 44. Funeral from Main Street home followed by private and Presbyterian Church services with Rev. Bennie in charge. Pallbearers included Wm. A. Dickles and John Paddock. interment at Rockwood Cemetery. The week also noted church programs, society meetings, and village snow removal on Muln Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Major
Major
Main Street
Presbyterian Church
WH. L Bennie
Acton
August Young
Meuwins
Granl Road
John Paddock
Puslach
Norman Wo Eachern
Jas. Hall
Rockwood Cemetery
United Church Young People's Society
United Church
Henderson
Alex. Clark
St. Catharines
Wanover
Durham
Russell Peart
Fred Day
Woodstock Collegiate
Alex. Hamilton
Lucknow
James Meadows
D. A. McMillan
Fergus
Mires P. Orme
Ajax Milne
Guelph
Lotth
Tstitute
Thos. Wingrove
Mira. Wm. McNabb
Maratt
Hank
Mra
Red Yianititou
Muln Strout
Local News Brief from Crewsons Corners
Mrs John Bennett is confined to bed with friends hoping for a speedy recovery. Mrs M Cornell on the sick list is improving and out of bed briefly each day. Mr Donald Roperts visiting In Tor onto. Church services as usual Sunday. Mrs McIntosh returned home after months with her son in Acton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Bennett
M. Cornell
Donald Roperts
Toronto
Local Society Notes from Ballhafad and Surroundings
Ospringe Mr. William Dick of Ballhafad visited D. Stewart family and Miss Vere Yavell. Several residents traveled to Guelph and Stratford for visits and a Spring Assizes jury. A wedding was held for Velma Wilxon and Russell Gardler with a dinner at the bride’s parents. Forty-one attended Sunday night singing at Locker residence. temperance contest led by Mina Foreman. Next Sunday’s gathering planned at the McKenzies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Dick
Ballhafad
D. Stewart
Ida ‘Ravell
Vere
Russell Gardler
B. Wilson
Townlinn
John Akitt
Acton
A.B. Currie
Toronto
D. G. Robertson
Gladys Carter
Guelph
Local Church Service and Society Notes from Eden Mills
Eden Mills reports Mr. Armstrong of Knox College preached at the Presbyterian Church. Mrs. John Wright and her son Towle Wright returned from Toronto. Women’s Institute met at Mrs. James Barden’s home with readings and a flour-sack craft sale. Master Jimmy Milne visited Rockwood friend Charles Wilson. Hockey Youth dance postponed due to bad roads. Night-Hawk Club weekly cadre at Mr. Wilk Wilton’s home. prizes awarded to Mrs. Tolton, Mr. Gilbertson, Mrs. Lowrie, and Jeff Burrows. Florence Lowrie visiting Campbellville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Armstrong
Knox College
Toronto
Presbyterian Church
John Wright
Towle Wright
Wright
Women's Institute
James Barden
W. Burrows
S. Wilson
Mur. Wilk. Wilton
James Tolton
James Gilbertson
D Lowrie
Jeff Burrows
Loneland
Will Gilbertson
I—D—Lowrie
Florence Lowrie
Campbellville
Local notices and incidents clog downtown and lakefront
Residents report injuries and illnesses while Reg Cozens remains home after leg injury tobegaining hunt week. Miller Peart of Montreal visits. Fire dept. fights roof blaze at Stuart McPhie residence. High School Board proposes 7500 tax levy up 3000 from last year. Burlington clears blocked streets for car traffic as bus service to Port Nelson halts. Lakefront banks endure heavy ice. old water plant intake and plant operation near Hedch-Gazotty affected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reg. Cozens
Miller Peart
Ee Moneywel Co
Montreal
Isomene
Stuart McPhie
Lakeshore Highway
Bard
Burlington
New Street
Delaware Avenue
Seneca Street
Port Nelson
Beloved Village Resident Mary Jane Murphy Passes
Mary Jane Murphy wife of Charles J. McMillan died early Sunday February 16 after a brief illness from apoplexy. The community recalls several residents traveling to Toronto while recent storm halted CPR service for days, with trains and mail resuming Saturday noon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. le Merner
Toronto
Graham Matthews
Johan Smart
Lily Coburn
Woodbridge
Mys. T. Coburn
Mary Jane Murphy
Charles J. McMillan
Cprne
C.P.R
Advocate
Community Notes From Georgetown And Toronto
Limehouse Mrs Beatrice Lane and Mr Wesley Lane of Georgetown spent Sunday with Mrs Lane. Mr and Mrs Wat Milliere and Musto Wille of Brampton visited Mr and Mrs Wm Milliere Sr. Gladys Millére of Georgetown was home over the weekend. Miss Gladys Packer, staying with Mrs Crofton Sanger in Toronto, has found a good job. Ed Beerman, recently treated in Christie Street Hospital Toronto, returned home. The Institute held a delightful musical recital at Mrs Wm Gowdy’s home. Miss Sutherland, previously bedridden, is slowly improving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wat. Milliere
Musto Wille
Brampton
Wm. Milliere
Gladys Millére
Toronto
Institute
Wm. Gowdy
Sutherland
Everton Willing Workers Club Hosts Achievement Day
The Willing Workers Club held an Achievement Day at Mrs. Prank Ush home on Eramosa Road with Everton Women's Institute guests. Demonstrations on salads celery sandwiches and dainty fare highlighted by Miss Hortop and Miss Church. a Valentine banquet followed and thanks were extended to the Indies for the delightful event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willing Workers Club
Prank Ush
Eramosa Road
Everton Women's Institute
Iender
Mmfariel Hortop
Eleanor Alton
Anna Jackson
Jessie Thatcher
Mabel Mcleod
Dorothy Church
Muriel Hortop
Miss Wortop
St. Valentine
Alton
Women's Institute
Willing Workers
Oakville Obituaries and Town Council Skim through week
Oakville resident Mrs. W. J. Fleury fractured her wrist and is improving rapidly. Alfred Silverman of Toronto sought a permit to build a dry cleaning business on Colborne Street between Dundas and Bunn. The Gregory theatre hosted a crowded Goakyitte Wh School commencement. Onakvilly streets buzzed with activity as 200 plus cars crowded joints. AK & L Transport overturned on the Oakville highway. driver Renner reported the wheel struck snow and the vehicle left the road into a ditch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred Silverman
Toronto
Oakville
Yoanin
Ure
Georgetown Officials Reelect Cordingley President
Georgetown figure A E Cordingley is re elected as President of the Wiarton Board of Trade for 1036. Nearby celebrations mark Mr and Mrs W J Ross of Albert Street observing their fifty fifth wedding anniversary on a Sunday in mid February. Wm F Smith attended the National Shop Retailers Convention at the Royal York Hotel in Toronto this week. A radio broadcast reported Della MecCurdo of Glen Williams as missing and Chief W G Marshal received a call from the YWCA operation in Kitchener. the girl was returned home next day. A quiet wedding occurred at St Josephs Acton February 15 between Annie Lorusio and Aubry McConkey with Rev Father McBride officiating. After a brief honeymoon the couple will reside in Oshawa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. E. Cordingley
Georgetown
Wiarton Board of Trade
W. J. Ross
Albert Street
Wm.f. Smith
Royal York Hotel
Toronto
Della MecCurdo
Glen Willams
Mins
Aubry McConkey
A. McConkey
Oshawa
Father McBride
Milton Town Council OKs by law appointing town assessor
At Tuesday night’s Milton Town Council meeting a by law warrant named George B K Elliott Sallctter as Assessor for 1920, succeeding Charles Jones who held the post fourteen years. Town notes also mention a lively open air skating rink at Fred Johnston service station on Main Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ceorge BK. Eiliott Sallctter
Milton
Fred Johnston
Main Street
George Cookman
Christie Street Hospital
Toronto
Georgetown Lumber Company
Mill Street
School Report Riddled With Odd Percentages And Names
A damaged OCR listing student names with strange percentages and notes like honors appears. Entries include Oriia Fines 547percent Phyllis Smith 5250, Betty Sim 786 honors, Flora Sim 76 percent honors, and many others with cryptic scores and remarks such as honors or 0¢5. The fragment mentions pupils undergoing more than two exams and ends with Mirjorly E. Thomson Trencher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
V.—Oriia
Phyllis Smith
Betty Sim
Flora Sim
Margaret Gordon
Elizabeth Smith
Walter Smart
Colin McCallum
B Smith Griffin
Arthur Saunders
Beth Harding
Dorks Keeler
Bime Sim
Darlas Gordon
Ronald Sainders
Gordon Rotz
Mabel Hardy
Beth McCallum
Archia Cunningham
T—lwoy Harding
Thelma Hardy
Adeline Cunningham
Elmedao Sim
Joyce Lelich
Mervyn Mrotz
Dorothy’ Cunningham
Bert Cunningham
Wrigley Panoramas of the Air Looms in Ontario Radio
Wrigleys sponsor a kaleidoscopic Panorama of the Air featuring news and entertainment from neighbors rather than distant stars. Howard Lindsay, former Tart House Theatre figure, leads as Master of Ceremonies with wide knowledge of people and the arts guiding the program's varied scenes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wrigleys
Ontario
Fae Inciang
Howard Lindsay
Ah. Lindsay
Bray Chicks Mes Breeding Program Delivers Chicks Now
Our article highlights Bray Chicks Mes inborn vigor and vitality through strict breeding, blood testing, and careful egg selection. It promotes immediate delivery and incentives like free feed or fish discounts for interstate orders.
Canada Introduces Rock Wool Industry in 1935
A new Canadian mineral product rock wool began in 1935 with two Ontario plants at Thoroid and Brantford. The density ranges from three to ten pounds per cubic foot, used for building insulation and industrial sound proofing. The Niagara limestone deposits enabled the manufacture, promising large scale expansion and potential fuel savings for major cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
Department of Mines
Ontario
Thoroid
Brantfor
Brantford
Niagara
Montreal
Ottawa
Toronto
Illamiston
Iin
Seedless Grapes and Oranges in Florida and Beyond
The U S bureau of education notes swimming for women is required in many colleges and several pane related items. Seedless raisins come from four grape varieties Sultanina sultana black Corinth and white eyes. Florida's seedless orange production is small due to climate unsuitability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S. Bureau of Education
Florida
Manufactured feeds for livestock sold to Canadian farmers in 1934
A survey shows ready mixed feeds for livestock and poultry totaling 108,055 tons with sales of 7,725,177 dollars. Poultry feeds dominated by Webers in volume. cattle feeds second at 41,210 tons. swine and horse feeds also listed. Sheep feeds sales at 1,000 tons were reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Switke Funda
Tang Ang Hor
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Rockwood
Ospringe
Eden Mills
Erin
Limehouse
Beatrice Lane
Mm. Wesley Lane
Robert Lane
Everton
W. J. Fleury
Mirjorly E. Thomson, ‘Trencher
W. T. Patterson
R. D
Wyndham
Lebian
V . Guelph
Jamesway
Residsa
Bey
Jamerway Desier
Diracila
Ea Ace Esserat
Oesiers
Paka
Peeston OM
Aleo
Wrigley
Ayr
Bray
A. M. Lambert
Connaught
Mr .Bray
A. Aj, Lambert
Uh-Hun
Hatted Church of Canada
Hov
E. M. Morrow
Wer Avenue
Geriod
the Minster
Stars of Destiny
Young People League
Unity Men's Club
Presbyterian Knox
Chabob
Sonday
Young People's Guild
Farmer
Y. E. Holmes
Central
Free Press Office
J.mcdougall
Chicora Avenue
Rawleigh
Rawlesow
Dept
PF. L. Wright
Jack Smith
Phe-Executor-of-the
George Irving
Township of Esquesing
Thureday
Esquesing
W. ¥. Dick
Solieitor
T. F. Chisholm
Fred W. Bray
Geo. Brown
Norval
Ont
Hinton’s Store
Balla
Sprchil
Wleno Lemon
Co-operative
Hinton’s
LIV
Edna Mary Melson
Alexander McIsaac
HW. N. Farmer
Gore Distrat Mulual
Norwich Union
Canadian Fire Insurance
the Merchants Casualty Co
The
Fertage-le-Prairie Mutual
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