Unfortunate Mill Accident and Unusual Farm Loss
Mr William Potter suffered injuries while working in a mill owned by Charles Uellray Hilbaugh last week. He was taken to Quainh General Hospital for treatment with lacerations and bruises. Also on the Duffield farm near Guelph and Bramosawy, twin lambs were born in an otherwise calm period, while a century-old barn on the Turkey farm of rues Handall Altan 64 December Wad was destroyed by a fire that spoiled the sale of turkeys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiliam Potter
Yather
Charles Uellaray
Hilbaugh
Hunaphal
Chas Duffield
Guelph
Bramosawy
Plames
Rues Handall
Altan
Aitvonate
Burlington approves building permits total near two hundred ten thousand
Building Inspector William Matcalfe announced Burlington's total permits for the year will reach about 210000, nearly half the prior year’s record. Seventy two new homes plus a new school and major projects boosted the tally, aided by outdoor skating rink work by the Optimist Club on Plgin Street. A Percheron horse from Als premises prompted a large search efforts near Watson’s Mente Station.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Urington
William Matcalfe
Watee Street
Optimtat Club
Arena
Plgin Street
Optimists
Doarts
Aand
Mantey
May Zasada
Hamiltons Moorest
Als
Weesten
Wih Soman
Watson's Mente
Bureington
Pness
Optimiat Club
TAC Navy Trea
Campbelltown Adults Bible Society Officers Elected at St Davids
The Adult Bible Society of St Davids Presbyterian Church elected officers on Sunday afternoon. Mrs Gears Black preached as president, Mrs Wilfred Ur ee n as secretary, Mrs Henry Rams h aw as assistant secretary, Mr A Taking librarian. Miss Joan Tack and Lole Ianits earned certificates for perfect memory courses. Donations from December collections supported Sick Children’s Hospital and several charities. New Year guests and local social details follow with numerous names and places.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tae
St Davids Presbyterian Church
Wilfred Ureen
Wee
Henry Ramshaw
Mire
George Black
Mra
Sick Children’s Hospital
Tnstitute
Bind
Scott Mission
Joan Tack
Lole Ianits
St. Travidl’s
Murray McFall
Christmas party and visits at Limehouse Junior Club
The Limehouse Junior Girl Poorer Club L held a Christmas party at Ruth Brown’s home with games and socializing led by Mrs Erm Natkin. Senior members played cards and visits from many families filled the holiday week with refreshments, gifts, and a note of travel for the New Year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Brown
Mra Erm Natkin
Sifte
Cachr
Wo Mitchell
A Spitver
Mraoo A. W Norton
Oo Norton
Mra Noble
David McVey
Anna Spitzer
Allen Reeney
Theresa Beeney
Tom Hodgins
Mra
Barker
Ethel Brownridge
Walter Brownridge
FL. T. Brown
Rob Lane
Georgetown
Harvey Norton
Lane
Toronto
A W Benton
Hert
T. J Brownr
Ashgrove
Patterson
Joy
Wilbur Patterman
Yarold Barber
Jimmy_Forbes
Brown
Christmas
Dalton
AQW
Norton
Ron Latimer
Mir Lome
Nation
Christmas Visits Fill Eden Mills With Holiday Guests
Eden Mills residents welcomed a long list of relatives and friends over the Christmas season. Many households reported gatherings at Acton, Brampton, Hamilton, Toronto, Guelph, and Rockcliffe, with extended family members and local hosting. Special New Year services were held, and several parishioners received thanks and a Geneva pulpit gown presentation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lean
Krad McNiven
Men
Torwile
George Robertson
Mes
Janes MoKnight
Actun My
T. A. Lagle
Ewves
Heeves
Pramuvile
Thewmanville
Ethel Penfold
Freelton
Jack Sheehy
Harold Shaehy
Matt Sheety
Mary Lou Peafad
tMre
James Wile
Mro
Mre
Dhonald Clark
Wood “Tin Guetnh Mo
Mra
Prank Lovell
Marry Melstosh
Taranto
Ho Melstosh
Geom MelIntaat
Dianne
Iphates
Visturs
Robert Wright
Jrrenta
Rockwout
Parentea
Mire Tlotert Wright
Inne Kiliot
Ruth
David Read Rowe
Mina Vielen Tayior
al Foster
Hrampton
Me Mfanac
S Martin
Radenackates
Woc
Nradley
Nan
Fenn
Fred Rielly
Terry
Moorefold
Vuttore
Anna Coulaan
Thomas Reitman
Melfort
Sask
Andrw Bellamy
Mr. Albert
Burrows
James Mack
J. Stewart
Everton
Norm Thomas
Norman
Toronto
Reews
Ennotville
T. A. Ingle
Anna Coulson
Joan
Eleanor Coulson
Suelph
Sid Barnes
Oshaway
W. Mino
Anna Coutaan
Lac
Fred McNiven
Rockcliffe
Mra. McNiven
Barenta
J. Milne
J.T. Lowrie
Ladies Aid
Win
Geneva
Jan Cubertson
Owduamaon
Hla Congrega
New Year Visits Noted Across Guelph Families
The text records New Year's Day visits among local households. Names include Mr Tahd Mri Al, Mr Arnokd Wilson, Mer and Taine Sait Noles, Lane Are Noles, and others visiting relatives such as Mr and Mrs Milne, Mr and Mrs John Alton, and Miss Jennie Tovell. Several families announced their plans and recent travels in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tahd Mri
Arnokd Wilson
Mer
Taine Sait Noles Ant
Me Lane
Tau Noles
We Maw Milne
Mock Pase
Mey Ant
Mig John Alton
Mise
Jennie ‘Tovell
Afra Nobeit Patten
Guelph
Farm Forum and Community News From Erin Township
The Farm Forum held a Euchre night in the hall with guests including Mr A C Sattereen and others. Messages of sympathy go to the family of Mr Menens, who died at his daughter's home. Junior Farmers form a hockey league with four teams Shiloh Cedar Valley North Erin and Hall-In-Afed Garmos to be played Fridays at Hilliburgh arena.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dore Hanting
A.C Sattereen
Lone Hands
Doris Mardtopo
Filiott McDowell
Mir J Steig
Robert Meehan
Eriname Island
J A McEpery
Siweneretek
Harbara
Mire
Robt
Me Beery
Menens
Kirkwood
Mir
Sinclatr
Toronto
Erin Township
Shiloh
Cetar Valley
North Erin
Hall- Inafed
Hilieburg
Mans
Farm Forum
Mra
Mra Tront Marshall
Dlacuscon
Rock Wood New Year's Day paint off quiet Edging town
Obituary and community notes recount the death of Mr Filumd De McPhedran at home Friday. Funeral held Monday with private service and church rites. Mentions attendees, interment at Hankwod Cemetery, and sympathy messages from local residents. Also updates on local events, construction, and community institute gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ae Navale
Munday
Filumd de McPhedran
Twaldence
Valtest
Fotu Oliver
Mes
Ue Kidd
Woodybridge
Chas ¢Barrie
Marsala
Kenneth
Ilarry
Druglae
Arthur Notttah
Albert Hunter
Hoh van Norman
Percy Steavey
Wale Maudatht
Tntuces Slarkey
Delle Beatere
Mesare
Hankwod
Alew Kils“abeth Ulery
Duncan
Ram
F Johne
Newmarket
Mir Johna
Flarry Me
Predran
Newark
Congrubatans
George Laverty
Min Thaamitah
Main Street
Vallewid
Bentham
Ste Ranest Rentan
Charles Henham
Alan
Finest Benham
David D Gray
Farmers Install Radios in Cattle Harms for Milking Tunes
Farmers in Towaway reportedly fitted radios in their barns to listen while milking. The preferred tunes include Home on the Range and Old Oaken Bucket, heard during work hours as they account for hardware and metal tasks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Towaway
Clearing Auction Sale at Brydan Homestead
Instructions from Alex Hawdon to sell at public auction at Brydan Homestead Latah County farm near Rockwood. Sale includes cattle horses hogs poultry dairy equipment farm implements and grain with cash terms. date Tuesday January 1st with weather contingency and a lunch counter. Auctioneers Hindley Flulett. Clerk Albert Gray.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poulsdiy Equlument
Lauimiveio
Gilson
Ib Sentes
Delavat
McCormick Deering
Ironrletar
Frama
Five Thousand Canadian Teachers Lacked Minimum Qualifications
In 1946 excluding Quebec there were about five thousand teachers employed in Canada who did not meet the minimum professional qualifications. The figures show a notable gap in formal teaching credentials across the country outside Quebec, highlighting concerns about professional standards in education during that period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quebec
Canada
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Erin
Burlington
Campbellville
Robert Anderson
Arthur Ruddell
Dee Carr
Mittan
Carbert
Frank Quinlan
Don Martin
Robert Futlot
Thomas MoePhat
Ant
Clarence Hurren
Witliam Hurren
Alfred Nurren
Robert- Baking
Limehouse
Eden Mills
Ballinafad
Whamcha
Alex Hawdon
Brydan
Latah
Sanliary
Sale
Dluan
Ted Cw
Hasan Meller
Haan Hetter
Joaby Meeves
Jelding
Seaie
Gawain
Amos @ Hack
Moffat
Peart
Caledonia
Hewett & York
York
Acton Free Press
Tele Brytowes
Ube
Lerey
Theyranadian Pacific Railway
CPR
Tani Ee Iy
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