Dublin School February 18 Report Names List of Students
February Dublin School roster includes Viesigna Webster Annie Black Sr Beatrice Kelly Viola Robert Ron Jr IV Walter Elmer Tidasses Sr Prances Mullin Mary Robert Rone Alex Waldie Dorothy Frank dr Alex Prank Clifford Wob Howie Opps John Drake Annie Kelly Roberta Brina Wille Ruehle Idawrayer Racheal Mulia Willy Robertson Fryer Verna Webster Molly Cults Letty Murkholder Jimmy Melsane Paul Drake Jr Pre Douglas Frank Mabel Burkholders Margaret Fells KB Young Teacher.
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Dublin
Viesigna Webster
Annie Black
Beatrice, Kelly
Viola Robert
Ron
Wic Waltie
Elmer Tidasses
Prances Mullin
Mary Robert
Rone
Alex
Waldie
Dorothy
Prank
Clifford Wobitary
Howie Opps
John Drake
Annie Kelly
Fiobel Brina
Wille Ruehle
Ida Wrayer
Racheal Mulia
Willy Robertson
Dna Fryer
Verna Webster
I-Molly Cults
Ietty Murkholder
Gro Pr—Jhimy Melsane
Paul Drake
Douglas Frank
Mabel Burkholders
Margaret Fells
KB. K. Young
Neighborhood News Notes Local Travels and School Report
Milas Marjorie Aickens of Toronto spent the weekend at her home here. Mr and Mrs O Locker and family moved to the Miller farm. Friends of Mr Aro Sinclair are sorry he is confined to bed with a severe cold. Mrs Robert Whiteside of Dirdsay is visiting her brother Leatle Webb. Mr and Mrs D Stewart and baby and Miss M Atcheson spent Sunday with relatives in Milton. Woodalo School February report lists student names with percentages across classes including Roy Fowler 83 and Annie Wurgens 73.
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Milas Marjorie Aickens
Toronto
D. Stewart
M. Atcheson
Milton
D. G. Robertson and Sons
Lloyd Robertson
Everton
Guelph
Eden Mills Social Night Show Sparks Local Interest
Eden Mills drew a full house Wednesday as the Yown Yul hosted an oyster supper served by the Indies of the United Church. An evening program featured The OA CG Orchestra, Eden Mills quartet, and young performers Missy Wa Boles and Master Carlyle Gandier in "Playmates" and "A Long Day" to applause. the event supports social and financial aims with plans to repeat at Arkell this week. Nearby ventures include Jeff Burrows moving a barn to create a garage, Wilkie Wilson opening a meat mart, and Harold Walthamham completing a writer’s contract for hauling wood for Stoxars as area residents pursue improvements and relocations.
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United Church
Eden Mila Quartetto
Misy Wa Boles
Carlyle Gandier
Arkell
Jeff Burrows
Sam
Wilkie Wilson
Harold Walthamham
Stoxars
Tolton
Milne
Herbert ‘Taylor
John Wright
Oscar Locker
Erin Township
Local incidents and society notes from Lawville area
Reports of Milton Delmar Colling breaking a leg in a barn accident and local hospital recoveries. Notices include Mrs Richard Stoutts surfoun operation in Toronto and Mrs Norman Lawson awaiting surgery in Guelph. Social club evening by the Ydmoe and School Club with speeches and refreshments. Arena game results Guelph defeating Milan Junior team. Board of Health re elects R White as Chairman and notes sanitary conditions as satisfactory.
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Delmar Colling
Lawville
Leonard Coulson
Richard Stoutt
8Th. Michael's Hospital
Toronto
Varold
Norman Lawson
Enquesing
Guelph General Hospital
Aho
Ydmoe
Mines Lonnon
Anderson and Downs
Mra. W
Qudmore
Bronte
Champlon
Mig Riaidan
Gall
Mra. M. Field
Myra
Edgar Woobertaon
M. Weld
Guelph
Milan
Prom
Aha
Board of Health
R. White
Gowland
Young People Society elects new church officers at weekly meeting
The Young People's Society held a regular meeting in the church school room with new officers named: President Lastle YH, Vice-President Lucy Usherwood, Secretary Treasurer Will Jackson, Organist Mira Ruth Robertson, and committees led by WHT Robertson and Muriel Hortop. Members discussed the topic What Jean Teaches About God Our Father and social activities followed.
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Young People's Society
Lastle YH
Mhay
Lucy Usherwood
Treacher
Will Jackson
Mira Ruth Robertson
Wht
Jean
Kamees
Wurry Hortop
Toronto
Mary
Kate Reed
Minto
Robert Reed
Mira
Georgetown notes and weekend visitors report
Mr Bertha Alkeny of Wrampton opens the weekend with Mr Robert Birwin. Mr Wm Pitt improves after a sudden illness weeks ago. Creemore visitors Dr and Mrs Mackay join Mrs McCullough. Mina Evelyn Brockford and Lola Padock from Toronto visit the Stockford home. Major Grants friends greet him at Knox Presbyterian induction. Samuel Harrison hears of his mother’s death in Whauphill Scotland. Acton hockey team advances to finals, edging Caledonia and Flora before Stratford. fire damages a frame house on Church Street owned by Mrs H W Kennedy, with Conley family assistance.
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Bertha Alkeny
Wrampton
Robert Birwin
Wm. Pitt
J. Mackay
Creemore
Knox Presbyterian
Samuel Harrison
Whauphill
Witwaunshire
Scotland
Warrison
Hiy
Acton
Xonton
Caledonia
Flora
Stratford
H. W. Kennedy
Church Street
Wm. Conley
Herald
Oakville Social Notes and Local Updates
Mrs Tram Williams left town for a holiday in Portugal. Deputy Neeve J L Wewson remains confined to bed for a week or more. Allan Kemp reports a large crane sighting southward Wednesday. Two fine houses planned on Watson Avenue with water now available. William Whitaker regained mobility after a rheumatism attack and visited the garage Monday. Water and Light Commission employs three day shifts on waterworks extensions. an 8 inch mill is being laid on Watson Avenue. Mrs Wm MacDermott and daughter Gloria visit Park Avenue relatives in YY. Donovan, Reynolds Street, recovering from major Toronto General Hospital operation. expected home Saturday. Mr and Mrs W T Morry and family return from Atlantic City. Canon D Russell Smith returns home from California via the Canadian route.
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Tram Williams
Porsda
Wewson
Allan Kemp
Watson Avenue
Keaxon
Wm. Whitaker
Revere
Wm. MacDermott
Gloria
Detroit
Walter Dorkley
Park Avenue
YY. Donovan
Reynolds Stroet
Toronto General Hospital
Mia
W. T. Morry
Warbert
Ruth
Atlantic City
Canon D. Russell Smith
California
Hurlington Notes On Banquet Plans And Local Travel
Local items report John McGuire of Wilmott visiting townsfolk over the weekend. A hockey club banquet and dance is set for Friday at the Mraunt Inn at seven. The Garrard family moved to London for a company transfer, and water mains progress near Freeman keeps seventy workers employed. A funeral in Warren, Pennsylvania was attended by Wlyggne and family. Girochelle appeared before Magistrate Ware on a desertion charge and received a thirty day jail sentence.
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John McGuire
Wilmott
Hank
E. Verge
Malin
Freeman
W. Wlyggne
Warren
Bynday
Foster
Wood-Wi
Wlorida
Prent
T Hey
Alex. Girochelle
Ware
Hike
Tamily Auveral
North Way
Ruccell
Wort Girochelle
Magdubrate
Larochella
Ailton
Onzutte
Campbellville Social Evening and Local Notices
Campbellville reports a profitable gathering by the Young People's Society of Bt. David's Presbyterian Church and the Society of Knox Milton. The funeral for Alexander Campbell was held from her daughter’s residence in Carlisle. A refreshment booth opened nearby, Mary Watron’s health concerns noted, and A F Moorehin named Commissioner for affidavits in Hulton. A dance at Henry Wine Wgruve’s house drew neighbors for a pleasant evening.
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Young People's Society of
Bt. David's Presbyterian Church
Society of Knox
Church
Milton
Integra
Alexander Campbell
Mra
Carlisle
My. Ro. Furly Hag
Waragy
Mary Watron
F. Moorehin
Henry Wine
Terra Cotta Era Notes and Local Community Happenings
Former Postmaster Robert Puckoerlhy has left the role and Mrs. K. Yenm is named postmistress. The old post office on Main Street near the grist mill recalls Terra Cotta’s past in Malmonville framed by local names Tucker Shannon Pluvia and Pla.. The Yalton Brick Company works, land and cement firm talks to buy the Terra Cotta yard. diphtheria cases loom as John Sanderson recovers. Residents include J. Wt. Campbell, A. Sygern, R. Stringer, and J. Thompson with visits from Guelph and Norvaltation locals.
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Robert Puckoerlhy
K. Yenm
Main Street
Malmonville
Almonville
J. Wt. Campbell
Toam
A. Sygern
Norvaltation
RW. Stringer
Acton
Fuullmer
J. Smith
Corberrton
George Stringer
Yarrle
Mau Lily Eaves
Yalton Rick Company
Ibin
New
Land and Cament Company
J. Thompson
Onion
John Sanderson
T. Hayward
Guelph
Play None Be Dost as Those Who Will Not Wear
Local notices report a play titled None Be Dost as Those Who Will Not Wear by the Ladien Organization of the Presbyterian Church in Town Wall under Norval Dramatic Society. Community events include banquets at the Royal York Toronto and various hospital and church activities with residents visiting, recovering, or attending services.
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Presbyterian Church
Norval Dramatic Society
Messrs
Arth
MccNabbb
Sling McLean
D. D. Gray
Royal York
Toronto
Good Moads
Oscar Ostrander
W. J. Taylor
Meg
John Little
Guelph
Myr
Yrad Maw
M. P. Larry
Bt. Joseph's Hospital
D. Calvert
General Hospital
Way
Milix Olive Burnetti
Atatf
Flora
Mian M. Clarke
Mra. M. Cameron
Mian M. Milroy
Brampton
Mins
Wdan M. Penren
Dundas
Johnton Yrownt
Simcoe
Grate Dampier
Mika Elzabath McPhedran
Harry
Rod Day
Toronto Anivyorosity
Wor
Kathleen Onakeu
Autties
Ming Kathleen Lynch
Mie
Minnie Wartney
At. Joseph's Wash
Apent Bunday
Mratich's
Goorn
Milton
Mrec
Mia
Johnston
Pattern
Bia
Yoad Patterson
Erin
Aomn
Brantford
Rov
Reynder
George Loree
J. Bunter
Everton
Double-Wheel Wind Mill Scheme Described for Deep Wells
A double-wheel windmill designed to pump from deep wells and irrigate uses two wheels geared to a single shaft to harness wind power beyond that of ordinary mills. Trials show it operates in winds too weak for standard mills, underscoring its potential in western regions with low summer wind speeds.
Planning the Barns for a Farm Building
The note outlines seven key factors in planning farm buildings including permanence and cost, location and exposure, economy of construction, suitability for stock, ease of handling, labor considerations, sanitation and health. It notes only a few stock types require warm quarters such as the dairy cow, the sow, and the horse.
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Barna
G. Brothwell
Dominion Animal
Department of Agriculture
Oltawal
Varieties Snippet Reflects Fractured Dialogue
A fragment from Varieties shows disjointed lines about a man named Powell and a remark about stopping a wife from walking out. The garbled text hints at a quarrel or social blunder, with phrases suggesting mockery and corrective commentary.
Church Services with Spirit and Scripture Themes
Sunday schedule lists 11.060 a m service by the Minister with themed sermon The Trees of the Wibjo The Glory of Lebanon The Cedar at 12 noon Sunday School and Bible Class. Evening service at 7 00 p m features subject Commercial Poverty and Spiritual Wealth.
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Inderton
Lebanon
Bunday
Maches
Babbath School
Hible Clases
Bloxeth
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