Burlington notes on local business and fires and road talks
Local items report Afrosia burg nurse Biss Rosé Allison visiting relatives in Elmwood and a Niagara Broad Spray Co acquisition of four acres near Freeman. Fire damage at a private residence. government talks on Middle Road and a Burlington Burlington cold storage proposal. Water Commission dispute ending with Engineer Acres’ breach act at a council meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Biss Rosé Allison
Aforsiaburg
Margaret Cireen
Harry Peart
Elmwood
E.c. Peart
Locust Street
Niigara Broad Spray Company, Limited
Harvey C. Davis
Freeman
Piro
George R. Yarria
Roeve Duncan Campbell
County Good Roads Committee
Toronth
Trafalgary
Guelph
Burlington
Aldershot
Engineer Power
Engineer Acres
Water Commission
Corneil Chamber
Watson Prealied
Preeman H
Arrivry
Gazette
Neighborhood News Interesting Itema Concerning Other Centres
Brief reads on happenings in nearby towns and communities draw reader interest. The column highlights events, gatherings, and notices that affect residents across districts.
Sudden Death Notice and Local Church Meeting Report
Community mourns William Millay Millac after sudden Sunday morning death linked to long bronchitis. Mrs Millar and family receive sympathy. sons Alvin Brampton, Bert Heron Elora, Lyla Toronto, Lydia at home, wife. Eden Mills United Church board met to discuss annual meetings. Funeral services planned for Nathan McKersis as neighbors attend. Groft under doctor care, Nell McPhail still hospitalbound but improving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Near
W. Beaney
Alvin
Brampton
Offence
Bert Heron
Elora
Lyla
Toronto
Lidyd
Fden. Mills United Church
A. Fulton
Jono
Ramory
Scott
Wingham
Nathan McKersis
Hone
Nell McPhail
Local Notices and Funeral Expressions From Guelph Area
Community members from Guelph and nearby towns attend the funeral of William Miller. Visitors include Mr. and Mrs. Webb from Hagerville, relatives of the Stewarts, and Miss Ada Currie with Ella Currie in Guelph. Several residents visit Rockwood, Apton, and Detroit. veterinary Dr. Campbell treats horses for ot control. ladies meet at Mrs. McKinnon’s home. James Struthers recovering after surgery at Guelph General.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. Stewart
Wm. Robertson
Mise
Veron Stewart
Guelph
Wm. Miller
Fine
Erin
Mra. Webb
Hagereville
LG. Webb
Ada Currie
Ella Currie
Doris Alton
Penetang
Jean Robertson
Alster
Harry Alton
Phyllis
R. van Norman
Nathan
Rockwood
N, Sunter
Aitken
Afonday
Apton
T. J. Campbell
Heln
YB. Mckinnon
Mire. Grundy
Noaphal
Oakville Tenth Street Briefs Highlight Local Events
Local notes report Mrs George Wbnery undergoing an operation at St Joseph’s Hospital Hamilton. Mary C Hitchcox improves after surgery at St Joseph’s. Officers for Wwus held a meeting with Supreme Court officers Bray Phil Dunn and Woolley officiating. Highway Baseball League forms with reps from New Ordate Port Credit Milton Oakville. Uniproacive address at Rotary Club by Rov EB Siloow. Small roof fire at Milly Market Factory contained by Chief Alf Wilmer. A man named John McKiath suffers a heart attack at a nearby event. condition listed as fair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Wbnery
Pollos Oltica
Mary
C. Hitchcox
Bt. Joseph's Hospital
Hamilton
Supreme Court
Bray
Phil
Dunn
J. Woolley
Toronto
New
Ordate
Port Credit
Milton
Oakville
Highway Baseball League
At & Pnoetingr
Ny Quksills
EB. Siloow
Social Service Council of Canada
Rotary Club
Ou Milly Market
Tesday
Unigede
Alf. Wilmer
Ruken
la ‘Tormta
John Mckiith
Hits Home
Ag fair—Star
Local Moves Noted in Community News
CREWSONS CORNERS reports Mr and Mrs Wm Tuck relocated to a new home near Pergus. Mr and Mrs Ross Patterson of Rockwold moved into the former Tuck residence. Ed Cripps visited Mrs McIntosh. Tyler spent the weekend in Toronto. Mrs Airdrie Sr and family moved to Guelph. Alex Thompson visited Toronto over the weekend. Mr and Mrs George Haloovitch also moved to Guelph.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Tuck
Pergus
Ross Patterson
Rockwold
Tuck Bon
Ed. Cripps
McIntosh
Tyler
Toronto
Airdrie, Sr
Guelph
Alex. ‘Thompson
Sis
George Haloovitch
Erin Chronicle brings news of illness and local projects
Reports from St John s New Brunswick note Joe Hibbert's Thursday departure to England to visit kin. Betty Scott suffers serious bronchial pneumonia while Mildred Armstrong is gravely ill with pneumonia and Doris Armstrong has a severe cold. Nelson Scott battles a return gangrene in the right leg. J Gibson family member faces pneumonia. Erin Cemetery Board has built a small chapel and plans brick work in spring to enhance the grounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Hibbert
St. Johns
N. B
England
Betty
Earl Scott
Mildred Armstrong
W. Armstrong
Church Street
Doris
Nelson Scott
J. .H. Gibso
Coreta
Prank
Wits
Erin Cemetery Board
Ladies Aid Elects Ebenezer United Church Officers
Annual meeting at Mrs Alfred Wilson home elected officers for the year including President Mrs Wilson and Treasurer Mrs Ramshaw. A social hour followed and the congregational meeting is set for next Wednesday in the church basement with department reports and officer elections. Town ship Council inaugural meeting noted and interest grows in Brookville Short Course.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ald
Ebenezer United Church
Alfred Wilson
Merz. T d Diamond
Annie Fulton
Cameron Ram=shaw
Golightly
Stanley Barnes
Elwood -Wilson
A. Fletcher
The
Ebenere? United Church
Brookville
Milton-Resident Officials Highlight Local Affairs Across Ontario
Milton notes reveal cash investments in factories, hydro rebates and a surplus in operations. Ex-Reeve T.Y. Ramshaw touts Milton’s progress while auto license duties pass to new appointee Tight. A clash over intoxicating liquor fines and a police gun registry update accompany a Milton election report with local bios and staff shifts.
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Reeve Irving
Milton
Byer
Law Ia
Wgtawaon
Yuuty
Maylatra
Bull Brampton
Woliday
Megul
TY. G. Ramshaw
Ontario
Banter
Lcenses
John Witte
Cavell
Angue J. Sloan
Ono
Chicago
Michiel Reese
Miu Post
Toronto Western Hospital
Bell Clarkk
Chuarica
Afton
Deapste
Winteru
Wales
Death of Mrs Fred Hopk iman noted in Superior obituary
Mrs. Win Gawdy received word yesterday of the death in Superior Wisconsin of her step mother Mrs Fred Hopk iman. General sympathy extended in this bereavement. Snowy winter noted as seasonable and convenient for chores. Saw mill operating in excellent shape for lumber this year. Weather remains cold with hoped spring improvement. Harmony Club members presented New Year’s drama The Light In the Window at the United Church. War many Club and others invited to Monday meetings. Dr Sutherland and Jos Gowan installing hydro for local residents. work nearly complete. Myx Gowdy’s pups preparing for Toronto Conservatory exams. Ava Gowdy teaching Jasons and others at school. Muslou Festival anticipated winners. Mrs Alburt Meredith visited Hamilton. Chas Lucay hosted at home. Knight reported anxious to go home after serious accident with slow recovery. Womens Treatule met at Mrs Jos McGowan’s. convention report discussed. Plans for social evening and progressive euchre formed. Olive Marshall of Caronton visited. George Heurhope of Kitchener seen with friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Win. Gawdy
Superior
Wis
Fred Hopk Iman
Harmony Club
United Church
Thas
Stephanson
Fred Packer
Muscu
Jos
Reid
Acton
Wydro
Sutherland
Gowan
Gowdy
Toronto
Alburt Meredith
Hamilton
Mire
Chas. Lucay
Stephen- Ron
Olive Marshall
Th ‘Caronton
George Heurhope
Kitchener
Fragmentary OCR note on debts and costume pieces
A garbled OCR line hints at financial strain and clothing payments. Names, places, or precise actions are unreadable, leaving only hints of a conversation about funds, clothing, and a public house. The fragment offers no clear event or person.
Fire at Baptist Church shed in Georgetown ends quickly
Firefighters quickly extinguished a small blaze at the Baptist Church shed on Thursday evening in Georgetown with little damage reported. The item also notes visits from Birmingham residents and a fraternal lodge installation in Toronto, plus a Christmas reunion at Esquealing and family gatherings.
Joint church service marks Week of Prayer in Ockwood
In Ockwood a joint service of the United and Presbyterian Churches drew good attendance despite bad weather. Rev W W J Taylor led the program with Rev HL Bennie and Rev Brilinger of Acton delivering sermons. The Presbyterian Women observed Prayer Day. plans were made for a circulating library and church social. A skating party by the United Church Young People ended with refreshments in the Sunday School room. The funeral of Nathan McKerala was held, with services at the United Church and interment at Osborne Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Church
W.W. J. Taylor
Hl, Bennie
Brilinger
Acton
Presbyterian
Mousaga
Women's Missionary Bootery
George. Laverty
Saverty
Galt
J. EB. Pearen
Mary
Laverty
South
China
Robert Patterson
Society of the United Church
Bt. John's Church
Nathan McKerala
Wilbert
Erramosa
W. J. Taylor
Osborne
Niar
Angus Garter
Seaforth
Edna Mr. Pearen
Dundas
Arch, Gray
Toronto
Dorla-Mikie
Wando MiIno
Eden Mills
Weed-Eall
Notice to Creditors for Late Thomas Moffat Returns
Notice is given to creditors of the late Thomas Moffat of Georgetown Ontario that claims or demands must be sent to the undersigned solicitor for Walter Oliver Morvat and Christopher Mont, executors of the will. Provide names and addresses and statements of daily accounts and securities if held. After February 9, 2045, executors will distribute assets and will not be liable to those未 notified. Dated in Georgetown Ontario, by Leroy Dale, Barrister and Solicitor for the executors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Mortit
Guelph
County of
Wellington
Ontario
Horulin
Walter Oliver Moryat
Christopher Monat
Thomis Moffat
Marmor
Diely
Taid
Geogetown
A. D
Leroy Dale
Sullettar
Quargetown
Bollester
Sail Executora
Horticultural Society Annual Meeting and Elections Noted
The Horticultural Society held its annual meeting in the Town Hall with strong attendance. Reports showed a £18.49 balance and officers elected include President Jon E. Kellington and Secretary-Treasurer A J Elliott, with directors named for 1935. Delegates to a company convention were set, and congratulations were offered to Earl Bolton and his bride.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seay
Det Sen
H. L. Bennie
Mra. Beanie
Albert Gray
Milton Swanston
Elliont Patterdon
Horticultural Roctory
A. J. Elliott
Jon. E. Kellington
J.A. J.ittle
Edgar W. Harris
Bars
A.J. Elliott
Predd
Hamilton
R. F. McWilluma
Fred Smith
Thos. G. Hutchinson
D. A. McMillan
D. W. Hortop
Royce
George Bolton
A. K. Thomas
Arthur Bolton
Meusra
G. H. Milne
J. E Kellington
G. Pearen
A.H. MacLennan
O. Re ‘O
Guelph
Foreigners and the first man in a Sunday school quiz
An American Sunday school teacher asks who was the first man. A front-seat boy answers George Washington, sparking a correction that it might be Adam if counting foreigners. The exchange reveals humor about national origins in a classroom moment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Washington
Adam
Religious Services Schedule and Topics
The minister leads a 11.00 am service titled Letting In the Light on the Churetila Problems. At 7.00 pm the minister speaks on The Gospel in Social Operation. Tuesday January 22nd features a Young People's Skating Party. Everybody welcome.
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Young People's
Bkating Party
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