Died March 1931 Hamilton Victim and Local Obituaries
DIED OCABS At his residence 304 Emerald Street North Hamilton on Monday March 23 1031 Benjamin Cass THOMAS At the family home lot 29 second concession Neesagawhya Township on Wednesday March 25 1631 William D Thomas in his Bath year The funeral will be held Saturday afternoon service at the home 230 Interment Eden Mills Cemetery IN MEMORIAM THOMPSON In loving memory of our dear wife and mother who died March 71 1930 Her loving voice we'll never forget Though years may pass away The loss of her we greatly feel An keen as the first day WIFE AND SON Cook In loving memory of our dear mother Bertha Cook who passed away March 37 1030 Sweet is your memory dear to our heart The prayers you held there will never fade And all through the years be they many or few They will be filled with remembrance dear mother of you Sadly missed by THE CHILDREN daughter Hertha Mae Cook who passed away March 37 1050 Just one year ago today since our great sorrow fell But in our hearts we mourn the loss of how we loved so well In Fairview peacefully sleeping Where the flowers gently wave L ies the one we loved so dearly And the one we could not save PATHER MOTHER SISTER
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Emerald Street
Hamilton
Benjamin Cass
Thomas
Neesagawhya Township
Wiliam D. Thomas
Eden Milla
Thompson
Wusband
Bon
Cook
Bertha Cook
Hertha Mae Cook
Fairviaw
Pather
Jute Moore
Ita
Hhylock
Ysaboel Yruce
Wyebird
May Waterhouse
Canada
Wes
Bometinen
Springtime notes and local incidents from Milton area
In the last week of March and approaching Easter the town remarks on springtime, cleanups, and maple sap runs. Ernest Whiting sows oats in Lambton County. people tidy premises and prepare for jobs. A shoe factory works overtime, a sugar makers enjoy favorable week, and weather gifts mild days. A corner ash tree is cut down, trials at Inglewood and Milton courts occur, and a fall injures Mrs. Eat Consen at an arena event hosted by Mountain Union Women’s Institute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eat Consen
Milian
Mountain Union Women’s Institute
Milton
Palmer selectman saves bridge rescues himself from river
In Palmer Massachusetts a selectman named Ditten attempted to widen a river channel beneath a bridge to lessen flood danger. As the ice broke and the current surged, he jumped to safety and was saved by telegraphed rescue efforts. Volunteers formed a dangerous crossing with a wire rope and raft to retrieve him. The rescue ended with Ditten taken to a nearby farmhouse.
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Palmer
Massachusetts
Sage
Ditten
Jin
Aafely
Balche
Whalen
Valche
Mr. Dillon
Yic
Fragmented Note Records a Misdirected Move
A garbled message hints at a hurried relocation. The text mentions a person named Johnny and confusion over moving yesterday and the ent. The fragment suggests disrupted communication during a house or room shift.
Janny Lind Appears in Norwich Visit Inspires Charity
The article recalls Janny Lind as a generous guest of the Norwich Bishop. It notes Mrs Stanley’s praise for her gentle manners and religious view of singing as a gift. Lind loaned concerts to fund charitable causes and supported boy choristers in the cathedral.
Charity and song aid the sick in distant London
The passage recalls acts of kindness by a woman who sang to the ill and sent cheer from London. Her devoted care for Mendels long ill ness and other invalids shows how the gift of music and personal aid served as a trust for the good of others across distance.
Girl Guide News Highlights Courtesy and Meetings
The article reports on Girl Guide talks about courtesy as a core value. It describes a meeting on ambulance work and piano-key practice nights. Upcoming enrollments include Ysaboel Yruce Wyebird and May Waterhouse.
The Brook as Life and Memory Across Three Realms
A reflective prose piece celebrates brooks as practical water sources and sources of joyful memory. It contrasts the farmer's utilitarian view with a child's wonder and a fisherman's delight, praising spring, meadow, and mountain brooks for their constant, shimmering life.
Do Not Assuage Disappointment With Flawed Judgment
An elder note urges restraint when betrayed by friends and urges fair judgment. It argues against exaggerating disappointment or attributing moral flaws to others, and stresses the shared responsibility in misjudgments. The passage closes with a concrete political note that Milton will seek approval to issue five thousand dollars in debentures for a relief fund.
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Marris
Gong
Pack
Thia
Una
Lambton County
Ernest Whiting
Nere
Mra. ‘Talbot
Frederick Street
Ludge Moore
Inglewood
Main Street
Wm. Fryer
Hanter
THE
Acton Free Press
Johnnny
Jenny Lind
Janny Lind
Jenny
Mrs. Stanley
Norwich
Dean~ Stanley
Munle
Copenhagen
Shce
Jenny Fang
London
Mendels
Alckeness
Yahy Kang
Tait Optical CO
Wyndham Street
Guelph
Nicol & Son
A. H. Bishop & Sons
Wiles
Hynds
Girl Guide News
Wilooks
Pallant’s
Pcoats TS
Koys
Pallant
Bank OF Montreal
Mili. Street
Acton
SDAY
Ibs
Nelson & CO
EDDY
Interlake
Christie's
Mill Street
Patterson
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