Austin Visitors Return to Shelburne Pulpit Exchange
The article notes Rev. A L O Foreman and Rev. R Rumley exchanged pulpits with Miss Mamie Willis of Belfountain and others. It mentions Ronald and Malcolm McEachern installing a water and heating system, a car theft and recovery near Alton United Church, and Miss Doreen Burt winning an honorable mention in a Globe Exhibition essay on What I Learned from the O N E Exhibits.
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Austin
Shelburne
J. E. Austin
Alo. W. Foreman
B. A
R. We ‘Rumley
Georgetown
E. Brett
Aoe
Wnt
Willis
Brest
Rosemont
Clayton
Barbour
Ronald
Malcolm McEachern
George Davis
Alton United Church
Mamie Willis
Belfountain
Watermans
Ottawa
Doreen Burt
Hillsburg
Advocate
Anniversary Services At Baptist Church Draw Large Attendance
Mise Myrtle Hall and friends from Tor attended both morning and evening services at the Baptist Church with Rev R F LaDrew delivering two addresses. Mrs C Watson and Miss Mae Watson of Toronto visited Jo Psort’s home. Marjorie Thompson joined them. Harvest Home services were led at Mimosa United Church by Rev Goodwill. Rev Spence preached morning at Bethel and spoke in the afternoon.
Milton News Roundup and Local School Appointments
A Milton butcher suffered fingertip injuries while using a mincing machine. New officers were elected for the Youg People’s Society of St. Paul’s United Church with A Leonard as President and Doris Gunby as Secretary. Milton Public School Board appointed Ralph Brown of Toronto as Junior Fourth room teacher. A. E Waldie won 74 firsts and 13 seconds at Streetsville Fair for his fowl. Milton High School Literary Society formed with Omar Van Sickle as President and Mollie Hately as Secretary. Edith Jones, daughter of Mr and Mrs Bert Jones, is at Sick O Children’s Hospital in Toronto for evaluation of a previously injured arm.
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C. Linham
Youg People’s Society
St. Paul's United Church
A. Leonard
Doris Gunby
Milton Public School Board
Ralph Brown
Toronto
Brown
A. E Waldie
Milton
Streetsville
Omar ‘van Sickle
Stuart Inman
Alex. MacNabb
Mollie Hately
Edith Jones
Bert Jones
Sick O Children’s Hospital
Rockwood News Nears Funeral For Local Man McCutcheon
Friends in Rockwood and nearby learned of the death of David A. McCutcheon of Guelph after a fall from a tree caused fatal injuries at Guelph General Hospital. The Presbyterian church held services, and several local residents attended the funeral and Sunday gatherings. The week featured Bible Society rounds, a Fall Rally in Guelph Presbytery, and the Rockwood Male Quartet performing at Mimoss United Church. Nearby visitors included Bliss Sanderson, A Campbell, Mrs Shields, Mrs Dickson, and others. residents moved into new homes on Alma Street.
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David A. McCutcheon
Guelph
Guelph General Hospital
Rockwood
Presbyterian Church
H. L. Lanne
Acton
Bible ‘Society
Viciting
St. Andrew’s Presbyterian ‘Church
C. G. Jones
Nassagaweya
Toronto
A. Campbell
St. Thomas
W. Shields
Dorchester
J. Dickson
R. H. Bell
Doris Royce
Robert Croft
Edna M. Pearen
Dundas
Johnston Hewat
Simcoe
Everett E. LeViness
Buffalo, N
Wolfe Island
Murphy
Ademston
Wm. McCutcheon
Main
Alma Streets
Colin Kitching
Alma Street
Women’s Association of the United Church
Sophronia
Crews ons Corners News Visit Highlights
Mrs Alex McDonald visited Tor onto. Bert Locket of Rockwood visited Mr and Mrs George Graham. Nelson Lambert visited Mr and Mrs John Bennett. Visitors at Mr Tyler's were Clements and Martin of Toronto, Mrs Dean and Franklin of Milliken. Church service Sunday 11 am and Sunday School at 10 am. Tolton and family of Toronto visited the McDonalds.
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Tolton
Toronto
Alar
McDonald's
Toronto visitors share Sunday with local families
Mrs John R Kennedy and others from Rockwood visited Mrs Shepherdson on Sunday. The group included Miss Nelson Hortop and Mr Fred Evans and several Toronto residents such as Mr Winthrop and Mr Dewsbury. Stanley Stewart and Muriel joined Mr and Mrs T D McCutcheon for a Sunday gathering.
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John R. Kennedy
Nelson, Hortop
Fred Evans
Rockwood
W. H. Hortop
Fred Gibbons
Willian
John ‘Winthrop
Wm. Dewsbury
L. Dewsbury
Toronto
Shepherdson
Stanley Stewart
Muriel
T.D. McCutcheon
Local Gossip and Church Anniversary Plans in Toront o
Mr and Mrs Robert English of Toronto visited with Mr and Mrs Campbell. Members from here attended the United Church anniversary supper in Georgetown. Anniversary services are set for Sunday November 5 with Rev Mr Little of Rockwood preaching. Farmers report unpicked apples and fruit losses from last week's storm. Mrs M Campbell and Mr Alfred Soper are improving. Ellis visited Alfred Soper and helped themselves to pallets and Plymouth Rock roosters.
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Robert English
Toronto
Campbell
United Church
Georgetown
George Thompson
Mr.Little
Rockwood
Alfred Goper
M. Campbell
Ellis
Alfred Soper
Plymouth Rock
Community Notes From Guelph And Surrounds
Mrs Ida Tovell of Guelph spent the weekend with her mother Mrs G McLean. General from here attended the funeral for the late David McCutcheon of Guelph on Saturday. Sincere sympathy to the bereaved. Published visits include Harold Aitkens returning to Hamilton to resume work with International Harvester. Families from Webb Burn McKinnon visited Georgetown Orton Grimsby. Fowl Supper plans in the local church. School closed this week due to Miss A Foreman’s illness. Gordon Aickens hunted and shot a Canadian Wild Cat in the bush near his father’s farm.
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Ida Tovell
Guelph
G. McLean
David McCutcheon
Harold Aitkens
Hamilton
International Harvester Co
Leslie ‘Webb
Georgetown
Burn McKinnon
Blanche
D. Stewart and Sons
Local Oakville Notes on Weddings Travel and Guests
Oakville society highlights include D A Smith laying a cement floor in a west side garage. Miss Smith of Montreal, formerly Oakville, visits Mrs. Wm Busby. Miss Backs, missionary to India, spoke at St Johns Church. Engagement announced for Winnifred Nixon to Orange Ribble. Mrs Keetley sails to England for winter with relatives. Wedding plans for Helen Grant and John Kennish draw interest. Various showers and teas hosted by local families in support of brides-to-be.
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D. A. Smith
Miss Smith
Montreal
Oakville
Wm. Busby
Winnifred
Orange Ribble
Arthur Ribble
Hornby
Keetley
Oakville Inn
Quebec
England
Nottinghamshire
St. Jude's Church
Helen
Grant
John Kennish
H. Booths
Toronto
W. O. Gibson
Christopher Armstrong
Ethelwyn' Young
Banfield Taylor
Hetty Carre
Grout
Titty “Finch-Noyes
Snow fall noted and Armistice Day plan set
Georgetown reports last year’s first snowfall on October 13 that barely covered ground. Town notes youth responsible for a false Main Street fire alarm face possible charges. Council invites citizens to observe two minutes of silence on Armistice Day November 11. Community pages list visitors and departures across Georgetown Acton and nearby towns.
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Main Street
United Church
Annis Adams
Herbert Winn
Chester
N. J
Herbert Fraser
Beulah
Man
Jean Watkins
Norval
Georgetown
Acton
R. B.erwin
Marjorie Erwin
Harold Payne
Mosse~graber
Rochester
Community events fill Eden Mills Town Hall and church
A Friday meeting at the Town Hall addressed by Captain Philpott supported C C F aims. Sunday services at United Church were well attended with sermons by Rev. Ireland of Caistorville. An oyster supper followed by the play Wild Flower of the Hills drew crowd support and praise. Mrs Ireland and Miss Sharpe performed duets and solos. Mrs J Wright Sr hospitalized for leg injury. N S Marshall attended Milton reception with sister Nelson Pickett.
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Philpott
United Church
Mr. Ireland
Caistorville
Price
Ireland
Miss Sharpe
J. C. Webb
Hills
Eramosa Stone Church
T. H. Webb
J. Wright, Sr
Guelph General Hospital
Marshall
Milton
Nelson Pickett
Relics Reveal Early Dogkeeping and Herds in Wiltshire
Alexander Keiller described Windmill Hills finds to the International Congress of Prehistoric Sciences in London. About 10 000 years ago people kept dogs and kept large herds of sheep goats pigs and a breed of oxen with small stature but long horns. Red deer antler combs, bone pins and awls along with a rare Britain burnisher illustrate daily life.
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Alexander Keiller
International Congress of Prehistoric Sciences
London
Windmill Hills
Avebury
Wiltshire
Eskimos
Britain
Foot sore use Cressom Salve at A. T. Browns Hassard
Foot sore and tired readers are advised to use Cressom Salve at A. T. Brown's and E. J. Hassard's as a remedy. The notice promotes a local medicinal product and lists the two shop names for purchase.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. T. Brown
E. J. Hassard
Community Notes and Travel Reminders from Burlington Gazette
Local residents travel and social updates including Mr Sc McIntee away on a hunting trip, Mrs McIntee visiting Wyoming, Dr N H Mitchell on a motor trip to North Bay, and the Ross family sailing to England from Montreal. O Callaghan of Santa Rosa visits Burlington with plans for New York, while Fred Lawrence hosts a wedding anniversary gathering on Hurd Avenue. A former Brant Street resident regains a lost gold watch after years, found on a Gilbert Plains farm and returned by a brother.
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Sc’McIntee
N.R
O'Callaghan
Santa Rosa
Cal
E W. Williamson
O’callaghan
New York
Fred. Lawrence
Hurd Avenue
Charles Coles
Owen «Jones
Leslie Clark
Hamilton
Berths
Acton
John Campbell
Elizabeth G. Campbell
Palermo
Winnipeg
Chicago
Hugh Elsam
Toronto
Burlington
A. M. Chaloner
Brant Street
Gilbert Plains
Forage Seed Imports Highlight Timothy Lead and Trade Boost
Canada relies on timothy seed as the top forage crop imported, with averages above 7 million pounds from 1925 to 1931 and exports growing after tariff changes. Clover and alfalfa follow in volume, with notable 1931 exports to the British Isles and a shift toward self-sufficiency in alfalfa despite sizable imports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
Dominion
Alberta
G. M. Stewart
Dominion Seed Branch
Ted
Prairies
British, Isles
Your Ten Senses and the Hidden Senses Explored
The article outlines six traditional senses plus five extended senses. It explains sight as perception of light form and color, touch including shape and vibration, and lists temperature, muscle joint sense, upright balance, pain, and an unconscious sense affecting breathing and heart beat.
Man and Doris clash over marriage expectations
Early in the dialogue a man proclaims he wants a young pretty wife who is a good cook. Doris responds that she is young and pretty, and will soon find a good cook, signaling the tension over traditional roles.
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Doris
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