William A Nephew Buried at Kincardine After 63 Years
William A Nephew a former merchant and sports figure in Kincardine died at 63 years old at his Victoria Street home after a long illness. He served in the first war and later ran The Store for Men before selling to the Remington brothers. He played and organized leagues in town baseball and was a curler and bowler. Funeral service was held January 7 at the Kincardine Baptist Church with interment in Kincardine Cemetery. He is survived by two sisters Mrs Walter Steele and Mrs Allan Buchanan and a nephew Sandy Steele.
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Kincardine
William A. Nephew
Swey
Victoria Street
Kincarding
Alexander Nephew
Fred Templin
J. Dobbie
O M. Thomann
Nolette
Penelangers Lodge
Jody
Linklater Funure
Tiness
T J. McDowell
Allan Buchanan
Acton
Sandy” Steele
Toronto
WMS Meeting Held at Mrs Patterson Home
The Woman's Missionary Society met at Mrs A C Patterson's Thursday evening with 12 in attendance. Miss Quinton read scripture and led prayers while a missionary letter from Mrs Dickson in Formom was read. The group enjoyed hymn singing, a piano number, and a review by A W Renton. A lunch followed and members paid annual dues.
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WMS
A.C. Patterson
Miss Quinton
J. Crichton
Kt Patterson
Dickson
Formom
Aow. Renton
Adele Comandtin
Gered
Paul Spitzer
Henno Spitzer
Herbert Spitzer
Ronald Moore
W Mitchell
Jas Nable
Oghas Menith
J. Roughley
Boford
Wl Santocd
Know Presbyterian Church
C. James
Temple
Alex Temple
Hamilton
Quine Fan Enton
Newt Ruddell
Mra McKay
Rockwood School Association hears guest speaker and notices
The Rockwood Home and School Association met in January with Mr Tha Gellatly presiding. Mr James Neave spoke on Citizenship titled The City as a Citizen. Mr TO Graham of Guelph spoke on New Canadians. Dr Rob Halton thanked the speakers. The meeting closed with God Save the Queen. Funeral notices included Mrs Wingrove of Hamilton and Cameron Kitching’s family.
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Rockwood
Tha Gellatly
Dag Armatrong
James Neave
Thas. Gellatly
Graham
Guelph
Rob Halton
Cameron Kitching
Wingrove
Hamilton
Kitching
Eluie Wingrow
Robert
Jacksonville
Florida
Garstang
Toronto
Mire Phillipa
John Hibbs
Knox College
Presbyterian Church
St Albans G A Plan Projects At Guild Meeting
The reawier meeting of the GA held January 2 opened with a hymn and prayer. Girls worked on cookery badge projects and planned outfits for a doll to be given to a worthy child. The meeting closed with a hymn and the Lord's Prayer.
Three Mishaps for Local People in Campbellville Area
Campbellville residents report accidents and injuries from slips on ice and a woodworking mishap. William Coulter Jr tore knee ligaments after a skating fall by Crawford Pond, while a worker at a Campbellville bench injured his eye when a hammer face chipped. A fourth incident involved a team hauling wood where a whipples tree caused a log to injure another resident’s left eye.
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William Coulter
Crawford
Hia
Charlies Angglis
Oly
Guelph
Floyd Crawford
Jack Woreb
Eden Mills
Rockwood
Campbellville
Nassagawesa
St John’s
Prgteas
Ales Wallace King
Jo Heatty
William Turner
Amos
Mathies
Harald Sowich
Haris Wichardson
Mio
Chaude Inghs
Ane
Grange
Ane Badgart
Omeelion
Preekwile Hall
Flatten County
Hoda Committee
Guelph Junction
ED Mahon Wasehairman
Russell Hurren
Bank of Nova Scotia
Presbyterian
Obituary Eliza Ann Noble Funeral Services Held
Funeral services for Eliza Ann Noble, formerly of Ballinatad, were held from the Rumley funeral home on Saturday. She died Wednesday, January 5 in Haouhen. Daughter of Robert Henderson and Mary Quek, she married Charles Noble who predeceased her in Toronto in 1928. Survived by two daughters Mrs Orrig Lamb and Miss Cheohna Henderson, a brother George of Dawson Creek, three step-daughters Neoma (Mrs John Walter Hampton) Idelea U Mirs (Mrs Arthur Wilson) Georgetown and Adele (Mrs Clare nce Bouskill) Georgetown, and one step-son Marshall of Guelph. She was a member of the United Church. Rev Gordon Adams conducted the service. Interment at Greenwood Cemetery, Georgetown. Pallbearers named Gordon Beatty, Walter Lamb, Gordon Hinderton, Omar Wilson, Everett Wilson, Bud Bouskil.
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Eliza
Ann Noble
Rumley
Saturnas
Elza Ann Noble
Ballinatad
Sain Haouhen
Robert Henderson
Mary Quek
Charles Noble
Toronto
Orrig Lamb
Cheohna Henderson
Acetun
Bruhter
George
Dawson Creek
Neoma
John Walter
Hampton
Idelea U Mirs
Arthur Wilson
Georgetown
Adele
Clarence’ Bouskill
Manhall
Guelph
Noble
United Church
Gordon Adams
Greenwood Cemetery
Pull
Cavery
Gordon Beatty
Walter Lamb
Gordon Hinderton
Omar Wilson
Everett Wilson
Bud Bouskil
Erin Township Council Inaugural Meeting Proceedings
Erin Township held its inaugural meeting at Hillaburg on January 7. HL Griffin was sworn in as reeve GC Wallace became deputy reeve and R A Rowan KR M Barden joined council. By laws were passed and budgets set, with bank borrowing authorized and various officials appointed for the year.
Churchill Resident Attends Otstarter Meeting in Peterborough
Local resident Mr Smith Griffin Jr. attends the Otstarter Shorthorn Clabes Annual Meeting in Peterborough on Saturday. The ladies of Churst quilt twice weekly and are working on a second quilt this week while the community notes a favorable report after Mr Wr Th operation and Miss Earth Thompson receives eye treatment this week.
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Smith Griffin Jr
Peterborough
Ladies of Churst
Sunnms Brah
Thompson Iin
Moental
Bank Robbery in Yorkton Leaves Robbers at Large
A $16,000 theft at a Yorkton bank prompted a province wide manhunt. Three men fled in a car after forcing open a bank door and injuring a clerk. Police, led by Constable Haslett and Inspector Craig, scoured back roads and vehicles but found no trace by near supper time. The incident follows another bank robbery in the area.
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Arca
Euchre night at school in Ospringe WI sponsors prize winners
Eleven tables played Friday evening at the school for a bi monthly Euchre sponsored by the Women's Institute. Prizes for high scores awarded to Ken Stubbington and Hugh Sinclair. Prive for Lucky Lone Hand to Mrs. George D Roberton. Mr and Mrs Jack Hunter and Caveen of Guelph guests with the latter a parent.
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The
Women's Institute
Ken Stubbington
Hugh Sinclair Prive
Lucky Lone
George D Roberton
Jack Hunter
Caveen
Guelph
Ao Sinclair Medhll Wrage Jr
Torontoo
J A Bulloch
Guelph Hospital
Missen McMaahon Villeneuve
Mark and Wilkinson
Teachers’ College
Toronto
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Wry
St. Alban’s
G.A. Plan
Campberuvele
Erin Township Council
Clarke
George T. Lacey
Churchill
Pape
Paans
Aga
Mire
Doug Dnglis
Yorkton
Saskca Dows
James Mee
Christie
Roy
Ospringe
Community WI
Euchre
Call 69
Thompson Fuels
Bensori
the Friendly Shoe Store
Acton Council
Acton Chamber of Commerce
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