Obituaries and notices from Guelph area include deaths and weddings
Obituaries from January 1933 list Richard Graham Louisa Maxted and others. A wedding report notes a marriage at Guelph Hospital on 14 1993, with a son born to Mr and Mrs Kirkwood. Funeral details mention Johnstone Rumley Acton and a memorial for Frances Sophia Ryder and Mrs Harvey Leslie.
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Eirkwoood
Riage
Guelph Hospital
Norval
Richard Graham
Louisa Maxted
Wilson
Seward Wilson
Sixth Line
Township
Andrew Wilson
Robinson
Winnipeg
Henrietta Robinson
W. 1 ‘Robinson
Grange Street
Guelph
John
Stone & Rumley
Acton
Elora Council Race and Local News Highlights
Four candidates seek the Elora council vacancy. Winterburn Church services led by Jos Hurst. Ted Hansen fractures ankle in bicycle accident and is hospitalized in Guelph. Subscriptions and community ties to the Free Press noted, with a false fire rumor dispelled.
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Ted Hansen
Guelph Hospital
Halton County Protective Association Reports Financial Health
At the annual meeting in Milton the secretary said the association was flourishing financially and otherwise. In 1932 only three ewes belonging to Frank Ford of Trafalgar Township were lost. The association paid Ford two-thirds of the value. Elected officers were President W. E. McCready Milton Vice-President W. J. Clements Milton and Secretary-Treasurer Robert Bush Jr Milton.
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Halton County Protective Association
Milton
Frank Ford
Trafalgar Township
Ford
W. E. McCready
W. J. Clements
Robert Bush, Jr
Changing Our Minds About Consistency and Progress
The text argues that changing views shows progress and that sticking to a wrong position for loyalty to yesterday is worse than admitting error. It urges embracing eventual uncertainty to avoid stagnation and embarrassment. The speaker cautions against dogmatic consistency.
Special Meeting Rescinds By-law and Names Auditors
Esquesing Township Council meets in Stewarttown to rescind By-law 208 and pass a new by law appointing Jenkins & Hardy as auditors for 1932 accounts. Minutes read and approved. by laws read twice and third time. corporate seal attached. meeting adjourned to February 13.
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Stewarttown
Therm
Jenkins & Hardy
G. W. Murray
W. G. Appelle
Nv A. Robinson
L. L. Mullin
N. A. Robinson
W. G. Appelbe
Jenkins & Harry
Meeting Minutes Action on Read Sheets Payment
The January 9 meeting approved paying Read Sheets $274.49 as presented by the Read Superintendent. Motion moved by W G Applebe and seconded by G W Murray. Carried.
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W. G.appelbe
G. W. Murray
Not a Luxury for the Rich
Bruce Barton profiles a Tennessee mother praised for philanthropy begun as a home missionary wife. She cared for a mistreated boy, funded his college and medical schooling, and helped fifteen more youths while raising five children. Her quiet generosity spanned many lands and left a flood of grateful letters.
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Bruce Barton
Tennessee Mountains
Living Within Your Income Says Loan Chief
The head of a large loan company notes borrowers seeking small loans up to three hundred dollars include men earning ten to twelve thousand a year. The message urges that being harassed by debt depends not on income level but on living within one's means.
Milton Milestones and Local Health and Church News
Milton reports 60 relief families totaling 210 dependents. Mrs R K Anderson ill at Martin Street home. Robert McJannett Sr recovering after eye surgery in Hamilton General Hospital. Richard Maude of Milton paralytic stroke after recent move to Stratford. St Pauls Church Women’s Missionary Society notes praise from Dr J T Atkins and wife of Montreal visiting Milton. Joe, Milton boy, has made good.
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Milton
R. K. Anderson
Martin Street
Robert McJannett, Sr
Hamilton ‘General Hospital
Richard
Maude
Tox
Totratford
St. Paul's Church
How to Be Popular
A reflection on popularity argues that kindness, sympathy, appreciation, and goodwill win affection more than talent. In a music club the most beloved member lacked strong singing ability yet fully enjoyed the music and praised others, highlighting that great skill is not essential to popularity.
A Theory Tested Gentlemen Prefer Blondes Reference
A fragment notes a dialogue with comic lines about gender and chores. The line Thea- Gentlemen prefer blondes echoes a ready humor tone.
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George
How Much Do You Work In A Day
The text urges calculating actual daily work hours beyond clocked time. It notes interruptions such as phone calls and radio listening, plus dictionary searches and wandering thoughts reduce productivity. It suggests awareness of true productive hours explains differences in success among associates.
Ideals Beyond Reach Inspire perpetual striving
The text argues that unattainable ideals drive ongoing effort and elevate character. A fully realized ideal negates motivation, while pursuing perfection sustains discipline. It urges measuring oneself by Christ life and virtues like purity courage and kindness rather than seeking external praise or comfort.
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Baquesing Toip
Worden
Memoriam
Leslie
Harvey Leslie
Margaret
Onisaind
Emma
Carlers
Arena Committee
Corporation Pond
Elora
Jos. Hurst
Winterburn Presbyterian Church
Free Press
Halton Protective Association
Esquesing
Costanaik
OUR Service Department
H.L A. Coxe
Main Street
Cton
Ontario
Ceetee
Bloomer
Stanfield
Men’s. Red Back
Flannelette
McLean & CO
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