February Report Highlights Honors at Bane nockburn and No. 8 Schools
The neighborhood note covers February results from Bane nockburn School with top students listed and all who achieved honors. It then lists those who passed every exam with an average above fifty per cent at S. B. No. 8, naming pupils such as Elva Wiley, Elmer Roszell, Lloyd James, Wilma Went, Lyall McCutcheon, and Margaret Methall among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Banenockburn
Fir
Jeasly Cross
Elva Wiley, Jr
Elmer Roszell
Willian Croft
UL Lioyd James
Wr L
Ima ‘Watann
Henera
John Dickenson
J. Orr
Veucher
Cloyd MeKeown
Jack Porecitel
Hott
Marlon Carlie
Lawson McCutcheon
Gordon McKeown
van Alken
Tom Foreutell
Helen Meculy
Everton Social Meeting at John Alton Home
The Young People's Society held a monthly social at John Alton's sixth Hine residence with about 35 attendees. Guests enjoyed erokinole and other games in a pleasant evening. Several local families and residents are noted visiting relatives and attending services, with a funeral procession for Robert Wanless and community members listed among attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young People's Society
John Alton
Mir
Rod McCutcheon
Harvey and
Gordon
Acton
John McCutcheon
Fred Murray
Guelph
Township
W. Head
J. Lambert
Mid Mon
Mack
Y. D. McCulcheon
Robert
Y Hancock
Glenwillanss
Clarence Yfortop
Rockwood
Wir
Hortop
Tobert Wanless
Hill Fate
Contingaby Cemetery
Jov
W.H. McClarken
Rookwood
John Little
Lockwood
Ella
Arnold
Mieksra
Thompson
J. Jackson
W. Everebtt
DB. McPhedran
W. Hortop
Glen McLean
Cutting
Mrs. Smith
Dundalk
B. Simons
Socials and Notices From Local Parish and Friends
Local column reports on Mrs Chisholm hosting a St Patrick party Mrs Patrician McDiarmid visiting Mr Frank Wheelshun and the Young People's Society of St David church meeting with Rev C A Jones giving an address. Several couples entertain friends, travel updates and a quiet wedding at the Manse by Rev C G Jones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wates Jane Wold
Welleville
Mia Rold
Thou. Modra
Joe Wall
W. Dredie
Mra. J. Early
Jack Memory
Hamilton
Hl Tele
D.C. Hunter
Georgetown Guild Meeting and Choir Concert Highlights
The Georgetown Presbyterian Women’s Guild met on Monday with Vin Wright’s appeal resolution noted. The Napthit Church choir gave a pleasant concert and social at the church basement raising funds for new choir gowns. Also reported: Mrs T C Dryden’s aunt funeral in Toronto, Mr John St Campbell recovering from pneumonia, Miss Helen Billings earning honors at the Toronto Conservatory, and Mr W Thompson’s transfer to Midland as C B C manager with Mrs Thompson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Women's Guild
Vin Wright
Georgetown
Afr
Ki. McCannah
Itu
Choorgze Patternon
Toronto
David Gideon
Brampton
Toronto Conservatory of Music
Yo. Thompson
Thompson
Midland
Canadian Bank of Commerce
Midland—Herald
St Limehouse Team Victorious Then Defeated by Stewarttown
March birthday celebrations for Mrs Swackhiumer noted as hockey late play at Hall where Limehouse won one game and lost to Stewarttown Stalwarts. Attendance at Georgetown event strong with Limehouse represented. local United Church events include a funeral in Toronto for Hon Henry Werry. youth play planned. Men and teams cleared road to seventh line, working Monday and Tuesday on the job.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Swackhiumer
St. Limehouse Hockeylate
Hall
Afad
Stewarttown
Henry Werry
Toronto
United Church
Allan Norton
McDonald
Wa Booth
Matora
Local Social Notes and Junior Hockey Win Node
Mr John Scott receives treatment at Guelph General Hospital. Miss Janet Binnie visits with sister Mrs Cunningham in Toronto. Mr and Mrs Eyans of Hamilton spent a week with sister Mrs Foreman and Rev Foreman. Miss L M Verdell of Milbankbury spent weekend with Mr and Mrs W S McLaren. Mrs McLaren returned home with her. Rev Foreman attended Women Missionary Convention in Hamilton last week as new delegate from the United Church. Dr and Mrs Abbott entertained friends with Progressive Five Hundred game. Mrs J.R.W and Mr R.B.Y. Elgle won prizes. Charity lunch served. Ideal Junior Hockey Team earned revenge at Orangeville defeating Dod Knitting Mills team 4-1 after beating Erin 4-? at local rink.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Scott
Guelph General Hospital
Janet Binnie
Cunningham
Toronto
Ny Itoy
Mebiohian Jing
Orangeville
Dod Knitting Mills
Orongeville
BD. J. M
Erin
Orunieville
Robert A. Wanton
Rockwood
Ie Wish Ae
Presbyterian Church
Mian Ella
Nurice
Ing Wl
Guelph Genera Hospital
Arnold
Lorento Univveraity
The
W. I. McCracken
W. J.taylor
Vynll
Mensur
John Graham
Geo. W Pearen
Wm. Wishart
Wm. Swanston
Geo. Graham
Guelph
Taylor
Red Maw
Duffalo
Prank Major
Local Burlington News Mixes Personal, Business and Tragedy
Mrs Dette Mites visits Enderby relatives while Mr Warrit Amstrom buys Street and plans to take over the business. Burlington skating rink goes to auction April 11 as directors served with notice. A nurse Mrs Webber from Hamilton is found dead after being reported missing after clothing found on the shore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dette Mites
Enderby
British Columbian
Hydarvis
Tovuki-Strout
Relite
Warrit Amstrom
Busine Fram
Hoare
Burlington
Directora
Qarmet Athen
Sion
Playford Gibbon
Hamilton Hospitats
WW. P.gundy
Viatoria College
Toronto University
Trinity United Church
Gkating Wink Company
Aeason
Fernle Oakes
Mra
Wobner
Hamilton
Tremaina
Williamson
Yiamilton
Hallinafad Suffering Stroke Regains No Strength
Mrs Richard Burnsides remains weak three weeks after a stroke while Peter Ferguson visits Toronto with friends. Mrs Alfred Soper and Mrs B Kontner mourn the death of their sister on March 2. Georgetown week reports show limited recoveries as a sixth Hoo row proceeds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Burnsides
Ates
Peter~ Ferguson Ta
Toronto
Alfred Soper
Georgetown
B. Kontner
Cat Wilkie
Nnton
Community notices from Nassageweya area events
Local notices report a St Patrick’s event by the Ebenezer United Church girls group at St Patrick’s box social. Also mentioned is a quiet wedding at Minute with Rev CG G Jones uniting Marjory Borders and Wallace Kinw, plus health updates on Melvin Ingabury and a note on Maple sugar season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ebenezer United Church
St. Patrick'n Box
CG. G. Jones
Marjory W. Borders
Dughter
Alfred Dearders
Wan United
Wallace Gd
Numingaweya
Melvin Ilngabury
Nisaweya
Robert Kingsbury
Y Hospital
Guelph
Vic
Local notes from Oakville scene and visitors
Niagara Falls visitor Mlevty spends weekend with Welbys. Coote plans Ottawa Parliament trip. Western Star notes sixth anniversary of Aldworth Chapter in Toronto. Mrs Meneilly summer residence expansion near Oakville. Simpon Alshop move from Dixie. Cyrin Coote returns from Toronto General. plans to attend Grand National. Mr and Mrs Doty holiday in Florida and St Petersburg with Canadian acquaintances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colle
Alar
Onokville
L Ocal
The
Western Star
Tty
Aldworth
Toronto
Star
Meneillly
Meneitly UN
Simpson Alshop
Dixie
Wiliams
Centre Breet
Cyrin Coote
Dundas
Wuh
Wilson
Thia
J. Johns
N. Y
Liverpool
Coronel J. C. Cox
Mra
Doty
Florida
St. Petersburg
Oakeville
Miami
Palm Beach
Milton George Lindsey Leaves Red Deer for Ottawa Parliament
Milton George Lindsey of Red Deer Alberta, an old Milton boy, with curlers from the West, travelled with Dr Rh I Anderson and Mrs Anderson to Ottawa to attend the opening of the Dominion Parliament today. Mr and Mrs N C Woparth of Tisding returned home after visiting their daughter Mrs Rev J W Alling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Lindsey
Red Deer
Alberta
Milton
Rh. i. Anderson
M. BP
Anderson
Ottawa
N. C. Woparth
Tisan- Ding
J. W. Alling
Local Notes Cover Schools Malls and Qoing Unrest
Walter Hayward of Guelph visits the hamlet as talks on consolidating rural schools resume. Rural mail routes will shift this summer with night delivery for six mile and town lines. Community updates include farming shifts, mill operations, obituaries, church activities, and school concerts delayed by road conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Hayward
Guelph
F.g.thompson
Local Social Notes Share Condolences and Visits
Residents of Eramosa and nearby communities record condolences and visits after recent deaths and family events. Attendees include Mr. and Mrs. Kirkwood and Stewart families, Mrs. Tovell, Mr. McMullan, Mrs. McCutcheon, and Mr. Pearen.
Declining Her Own Medicine Sparks Reform Debate
Fragmentary remarks recount a social dinner where an English noblewoman and reformers discuss abolishing pollution and reconstruction. The exchange touches on reform zeal, fears of upheaval, and the hostess correcting a guest during the discussive mood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Broadhurst
Duke of Argyll
Drondhurat
Mrondhirat
Wattle-Boarded Conversation Sparks Car Joke
A quirky exchange features Tam asking about a car and a witty reply notes a second-hand look. The dialogue hints at casual humor and everyday speech without further context or names.
Penholder mystery in literary home shared by children
A writer misplaces his penholder while in his family study and suspects the children. After a moment of tension, a child reveals the penholder had been in a mouthful of laughter, and it falls out, ending the moment with a humorous twist.
Talking Business In A Curious Interest Exchange
A dialogue shows a person named Toacher asking about interest on a thousand dollars for one year at two percent. Ykey dismisses the offer, saying two percent does not attract interest. The exchange highlights cautious financial skepticism in a simplistic negotiation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toacher
Tim
Trees of the Bible Fifth in series at Hutton Church
The Hutton Church of Canada in Acton presents services with Minister Hevy C IL. Peole RH. D. Willow Street parsonage. 11 00 a. m. sermon on The Trees of the Bible The Ties of Opportunity The Byca more. 12 00 noon Sunday School and Bible Class. 9 p m The Minister topic The Citi er of the soul Through the Ear gate Everyone welcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hutton Church of Canada
ACTON
Hevy
C. IL
Peole
RH. D
Willow Street
Ible
Bycamore
The Minister Preaches on The Will and The Wise Man
On Sunday March 2 1931 the Minibtur presents talks The Witllo Things and The Witsy Hudn est Man as part of a seven part series For Sunday school at 2 30 pm Bible studies follow and ordination of Elders is noted for Sunday March 20 All are welcome
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hunday
Habbath School
Witsy Hudlnest
Gsun
Psalm Lite Token Line
A brief biblical quotation notes gladness upon entering the house of the Lord. The fragment echoes psalmist sentiment and religious devotion.
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Hank
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Triend
Roy Johnston
Henry Maude
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Iathleen Lynch
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Wayold Gunter
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Altens
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Robert Wanlow
J. Aickent
Nollle
Mra. HW
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Wa. Hawking
Fernamont
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Tather
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E. P. Head
Feyeaight Sprelullat
Willowdale Poultry Farm
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I. Q Volunton
Wighway
Heinz
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R. R
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Roy Rowley
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Richard Warthelmes
Mary Astor
Tl Brendel
Maureen O'sllivan
MAHCI
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Olin Edwards
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