Ballina and family move to Erin and visits in district
Ballina and Mr Rey Culp and family relocate to Erin lot 5 on the sixth line and visit Mrs H Gillies Betty and Bobbie Kirkland Lake at aunt Mrs Bert Rogers and uncle Mr M Campbell with other friends. Mr and Mrs Robert English and Mrs Ann Stull return from Miami after wintering there. Mr and Mrs Irvine and Ion visit Mr and Mrs Wiley on Sunday. Wiley couple ride to Toronto with friends this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rey Culp
Nixth
Erin
Lot 5
H. Gillies
Betty
Bobbie
Kirkland Lake
Bert Rogers
M. Campbell
Robert English
Ann Stull
Miami
Irvine
Ion
Wiley
Toronto
Milton High School wins Robinson Cup at Peel Musical Festival
Mil ton High School chorus wins the Robinson Cup at the Peel Musical Festival Friday night. Community notes report Sherrff W J G Hampshire as a patient at Hamilton General Hospital and A Woodley recovering from surgery at Guelph General Hospital. Esther Warle, daughter of Mrs Wheelshan and the late Francia A Wheelshan of Campbellville, announces engagement to Francis Eugene Quinlan of Barrie. Marriage planned for June 1th.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milton High School
Peel
W. J. GL
Hampshire
Hamilton General
Daniel J. Quinlan
Barrie
Champion
Rockwood observes Mother's Day and Coronation services
Sunday observances included a morning Holy Communion at St Johns with Rev Fev Bringer in charge and an evening drama at United Church titled Whatsoever You Sow staged by T S Claig and the Y P U. W J Taylor led devotional exercises and Miss J A Little introduced the drama to a large crowd noting the artists earned praise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Church
Township Council
St. Johns’ Church
Fev. EL Bringer
T. 1 Ss. Claig
W. J. Taylor
Mira
Clemens Brothers
Geo. J. Pearen
Willsdale
J. Hasking and Son
Plank’s
Wa. G. Edwards
Kitchener
Lorena Richardson
Minnie Nickell
Toronto
Jean Torrance
Simcoe
Alex. Clark
St. Catharines
Community events mark Eden Mills social calendar
The Thank Offering meeting at the Presbyterian Church vestry featured Mrs. Mino in the chair with Mrs. W. Lowrie leading prayer and readings by Joan Robertson Evelyn Wilson and Georgina Robertson. Duets by Wilda Gilbertson Marie Gilbertson and Georgina Roberson plus a message by Mrs. G W Fiddle. A Coronation dance drew a large crowd at Town Hall and a community death notice honors Mr Acony Anderson of Gazelphs. Mothers Day services were held, Trail Rangers met, Young People Union wrapped up with Rev Clark presiding, plus a crokinole session and Coronation Day observations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. M.S
Presbyterian Church
United Church
Mino
W. Lowrie
Joan Robertson
Evelyn Wilson
Georgina Robertson
Wilda
Marie Gilbertson
Georgina Roberson
G. W. Fiddle
James Gilbertson
Acony Anderson
Gazelphs
Trail Rangers
Stanley Goulhtly
Young People's Union
Phurslay
Joseph Dyer
Met Clark
Mike
Jean Lowrie
Clark
Local residents relocate and community events noted
Birs MiLelan and son John move into Mr John Wheeler's Orton residence. Mr and Mrs JF Steen relocate to their newly purchased home from I W Campbell. Mrs F C Tancred returns home to convalesce after surgery at Guelph General. Navy manager Thomas Yarvey Dambridge to attend Corongtion palace. Caledon L O L brethren visit Erin L O L No 112 for a social hour after business. Wellington County Council reports Ontario Highways approves 140 000 for roads and bridges this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MiLelan
John
Orton
John Wheeler
J. FE. Steen
I. W. Campbell
F. C. Tancred
Guelph General Hospital
Mgr
Thomas Yarvey Dambridge
An Navy
Jia Uchins
Corongtion Palace
Caledon L. O. L
Erin
Fagerud
Wellington
Georgetown residents bid farewell and travel notes
Georgetown news reports William Appel leaving for Milverton to buy a business after two years with BE mm Miagloughlen. J J Gibbens James Scott return from Lakeland Florida winter stay. W R Watson Mrs Koltnicler return from St Petersburg Florida. Minnie Coffin returns from Charlotte North Carolina. Lions Club dinner heard HW FB Irwin on the home Improvement Plan. A by law sets closing time 11 for beverage rooms and 10 on Saturdays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Appel
BE. mm. Miagloughlen
Milverton
J. J. Gibbens
James Scott
Lakeland, Florid
WR. Watson
Koltnicler
Georgetown
St. Petersburg
Florida
Minnie Coffin
Harald Coffin
Charlotte
North Carolina
Lions Club
Hotel McGibbon
HW. FB. Irwin
Verald
Local visitors and Mother's Day observances in Hillsburg
Hillsburg notes a weekend visit by Miss Alma Robertson of Toronto to her mother Mrs. D A Robertson. Sickness news about Miss Margaret Robertson prompts wishes for speedy recovery. Several families from Hespeler Grand Valley and Toronto visit, including Elgies Booths Cheynes and Allan Creary. Mother's Day services are well attended across local churches with Misses Jean Cathlene Mamie among those visiting parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alma Robertson
Toronto
D. A. Robertson
Margaret Robertson
Henry Welmer
Alfred Rose
Hespeler
Thomson
Grand Valley
Robert Elgie
Dorothy Elgie
Isabelle Thomson
Dob Elgie
Wm. Cheyne
Chas, Booth
Eldon Booth
Biw Cheyne
Harry Churcher
Guelph
Frances
Mae Booth
Jean and
Cathlene Allan
Mamie Creary
Local items note coronation trip and city happenings
Burlington residents await son Edgar’s England coronation trip letter as local rep. A collision at Locust and Ontario damaged two cars but caused no injuries. Canadian National Express agent W Smith injured by a nail but returns to work with crutches. Murray Hall wins open piano gold at Peel Festival. Toronto school adjudicators and local building work keep crews busy. Bronze coat of arms and fittings arrive for the new Post Office as J Cy Elliott prepares to officiate at opening ceremonies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Murray Hall
F. G. Russell
Toronto
A. Cope
J. Cy Ellott
Edward files suit over coronation commentary book
The Duke of Windsor sues author Geoffrey Dennis Giuboves and British publishers through his solicitor over a book titled Coronation Commentary. The text reportedly discusses the former king’s abdication and proposed marriages to Mrs Wallis Warfield Simpson, which the duke deems outrageous.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duke of Windsor
Geoffrey Dennis Giuboves
Briti:h
Wallis
Warfield Simpson
Oakville Candidates Take Civil Service Exam for Postmaster
Four men stood as Oakville candidates for postmaster after taking the civil service examination in the Council Chamber on Monday. Arthur Heavens was elected president of the Oakville Notary Club at its annual election that evening. Albert Procter, music teacher at Appleby School, was named organist at St. Jude’s Church, succeeding W. S. Crookshanks who left the post temporarily.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oakville
Council
Arthur Heavens
Oakville Notary Club
Charles ¥. Doty
Albert Procter
Appleby Schoal
St. Jude's Church
W. S. Crookshanks
Oalville
Georgetown
Emmanuel College
Toronto
Dundas Highway
Palermo
Trafalgar Township
Ontario Department of Game and Fisheries
William Gastle
Records Star
All-Canadian Route Winnipeg to Vancouver Motoring
The article describes the western half of the Trans-Canada highway from Winnipeg to Vancouver, noting the Big Bend gap near Golden Revelstoke. It details a 1937 season auto transport service between Revelstoke and Golden from June 15 to September 15 with daylight train travel for motorists and immediate auto delivery upon arrival.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canadian Rockies
Canada
Prairies
Pacific
Banff
Yoho National Parks
Lake Louise
Moraine Lake
Emerald Lake
Yoho Valley
Winnipeg
Vancouver
Selkirk Range
Golden
Urlthih Columbia
Revelstoke
British Columbia
Mensch
Selkhis
Galden
Simple Spray Deters Dogs with Nicotine Sulphate
A simple deterrent uses all dilute nicotine sulphate sprayed on mowers and shrubs to make dogs and cats avoid treated areas. The harmless spray has an offensive odor to animals and is sold at food or drug stores. mix one-half teaspoon per gallon of water and renew after rain or every two weeks in normal weather.
Lenient Creditor Refuses Church Fund Request
A church meeting discusses a lenient creditor named Sam who resists contributing to a special fund. Brothers urge him to help, arguing he owes the Land, but Sam insists he cannot be pressed like other creditors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam
Brethren
Glasses Needed in Barrack Room Inspection
A short sighted officer refuses glasses while inspecting a barrack room. The captain spots a floor mop leaning against a bed and orders the sergeant to have the man cut his hair, pointing to the mop as the reason.
Pride and mistakes warn of prideful acts
The quote argues that pride lies at the root of many errors while other passions occasionally benefit. It suggests that actions done quietly and innocently are preferable, whereas proud words can lead to moral danger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruzkin
RIDDLES What musical instrument invites you to fish
A collection of short riddles presented in a vintage newspaper style. The first riddle asks which instrument invites fishing with a pun on casting and nets. The second riddle contrasts night and day behavior of a watchdog, implying a common pet keeping time.
Russia Builds World’s Largest Structure Palace of the Soviets
Moscow workers continue massive excavations near Kropotkin Square for the Palace of the Soviets. The project will include 200000 tons of steel and 400000 tons of concrete, with halls for 8000 and 10000 spectators, blue aluminium cupolas, fountains, and a 196 foot Lenin statue towering over the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russia
Blagesh
Kropotkin Square
Moscow
Kremlin
Palace of the Soviets
Lenin
Sky Line Trail Wikers Lead Canadian Rockies Hike
Hikers plan a four day Sky Line Trail outing in the Canadian Rockies led by Whyte and Ortlat. The central camp will be in Larch Valley near Moraine Lake with itineraries through alpine meadows and rocky country above timberline. The group will conduct a pre trip meeting and elect officers during the opening evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eler Whyte
Huntt _Ortlat
Canada
United States
Canadian Rockies
Lurch Valley
Bouutiful
Tion
Bante Springs Waters Q
Chateau Lake Louise
Larch Valley
Skyling ‘Trail
Tree Puns Break Window in Witty Crack
A playful exchange imagines a window speaking after a tree breaks it, with punny wordplay like Tree mend us and Tre mendous highlighting humor over damage. The joke restates a common theme of clever wordplay about repair and resilience.
Frightful Misquote Sparks Debate on Child Care Ethics
A garbled remark appears to reference harming children and brutality, prompting discussion on ethics and safety. The fragment suggests controversy over guidance and intent, with investigators or commentators debating proper protection and reporting.
For Sale and Rent Classified Mix
Mixed lot of sale and rental notes including a Percheron mare and wagon, a wall rack bed and rockers, a four year old Holstein and Durham cross, a four room rental in Ballina, and job ads for selling opening ball game tickets. Also listings for dogs on leash by law, a Kerr estate offering, and a blacksmith shop for sale with Acton addresses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springer
Kerr's Mead
Urick Blacksouth
AM Street
Acton
Kern's
Phono
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Nelson Dixon
Hamilton —Albo
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Bray's
W.K. Jordan
Ont
J.A.G
Lachute
Qua
Fred W. Bray
Geo. Brown
Norval
Ontario
Sky Line
Capitol
Theatre
Jeanette MacDonald
Nelson Eddy
Yru
Joan Barrymore
Prilien
United Church of Canada
KE. M. Merrew
Bower Avanus
Presbyterian Knox Church
H. L. Bennie
Manso
Wilow Street
KOR
UNCLA
Triee Small Advertisements
Holmes
Acton Creamery
Wilson's Auto Salvage
Watel
FOH Brent
Free Press
Jersey Helfer
Paul Kennedy
Fourth Line
Esquesing Township
Timothy Hay
John R. Kennedy
J. Dobbie
Ballinafad
Peter Cole
Ballinafnd
P.O
Ernest Coles
Vannatter Fox Farm
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