Marriages and Deaths in Early 1920s Local Notices
Dirtha marriages and Leathe notices morph into a mix of names and dates. Aitkenh McCutc married at Averton Disciples Parsonage November 1922. Kilvathick Standinhe nuptials October 31 1923. Deaths include Glenn of Geonetown October 6 1923 and Nordah of St. Jomoph'a Hospitals November 1 1023. Hunter matilyink Montulve obituary November 1 1023. In memoriam Norman Stuckey November 16 1024. The Family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aitkenh-Mccutc
Paronage
Averton
Kay
Darkhow Thoman Aitkin
Forgan
Hertha
Mex
Hugh Rober McCutchson
Parlin
Nordah
Jomoph'a Hospitals
Quélph
Norman Stuckey
W. J. Stuckey
Acton Free Press Local Items November 15
November 15 issue notes Armistice Day reflections, municipal election prep, and holiday advertising. It reports garage fire damage, flag flying for Armistice Day, and growing Christmas promotion. Also mentions gas price in Toronto, skating plans, Indian Summer, and nearby town notes on water works by-law vote and local events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fport Colborne Mtopapers
Police Court News from Guelph Brampton and Acton Courts
Multiple police court items report fines, fines and orders for driving without lights, liquor sales, and theft by mail. Individuals named include Leonard Simmons, Ambrose Kentner, and Mrs. Keats, with actions in Brampton and Toronto areas. A motor vehicle act violation led to fines, and a court-ordered damage settlement occurred in Henderson case. Also notes on old-time dance and local property transfers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leonard Simmons
Bmcphorson
Mill
Main Atrocks
Clarence Henderson
Leonard
Expresa
Henderson
Simmons
Auction date change at Guelph Winter Ruler sale
Auction of woody stock at Guelph Winter Ruler has its date moved from December 5 to December 4 with forenoon poultry sale and afternoon wind clearing. Community notices urge buying dairy farming pamphlets from The Hank of Montreal and promoting cows for civilization and prosperity. Local commerce advice encourages early Christmas trading and proactive business outreach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guelph
Hank
Montreal
Obituary notices from a Ontario area paper in 1900s style
The death of Mrs. Jageria, widow of Jefferin, marks the passing of a longtime resident in the community, with funeral rites held at Halliday Church. Also noted are memorials for Mrs. Lovell Blain of Katrine and Samuel Harris of Rockwood, detailing births, marriages, and local involvement, followed by the sudden death of Mrs. Samantha Nellson in Exquesing from accidental dress fire, with funeral at Evergrove Cemetery Milton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel Neileson
Samantha Rice
Daniel Nolman
Eaquesing
Milton
Exquesing
Mme. Neilson
Nellsot
Mra. Nellson
Nellson
Thora
Andrew
Jonathan
Alex
Norby
Jas. Borvico
Nuasuaguweyu
Wo. Allan
George Pearson
Enterprising Shoe Factories in Brampton and Acton
Enterprising factories in Brampton and Acton turn out nearly 2 000 pairs of shoes daily. Howetson & Co in Brampton, headed by H W Howetsan, operates a newly expanded plant with modern machinery and about 200 Brampton workers producing 4 200 pairs per day. The Acton plant mirrors Brampton, employs sixty workers, and outputs about 760 pairs daily, with plans to increase to 1 000 daily.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brampton and
Acton
Brampton
Tom Wives
H. W. Howetsan
Howetson & Co
Johildran
Wtain
Agpurt
Howetada Co
Bramston
Toth Brampton
Aaton
Real Practical Kindness by Holyrpood Women at House of Refuge
The ladies of Monlyroad Women’s sster vietted the House of Refuge of Bruce County last Thursday afternoon and provided entertainment and gifts. Inmates received sweets, fruit, and token items while the visitors offered warm care and support. Walkerton town page notes the kindness event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monlyroad
House of Refuge
Bruce County
Holyrpood
Walkerton
Neighborhood News From Town and Country Church Bells
Mr and Mrs William and their seven children of Guelph were guests of Mr and Mrs Albert Hinith over Thanksgiving. There were humorous histories and coins dying the week. Mr Stewart Lowrly was home from Toronto.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mia. Wiliam
Gaok
Childen 7
Guelph
Werd Guents
and Mew
Albert Hinith
Phanksalvins
Stewart Lowrly
Toronto
Thanksgiving Day Hikers Attend Acton Animation Day
A sedate Hatton county warden and his wife joined hikers on Thanksgiving Day at Acton for a festive scene. I H Brown returned from Hamilton for a brief farm visit and gifted his father a soft lift. Residents participated with amusement as the day’s activities unfolded quietly in the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mbro
Podem
Acton
el Her
Hatton County
I. H. Brown
Hamilton
Actun
Ballinafad Temperance Talk and Wreck Report
The Tov Mr N Wuildell delivered a temperance sermon to his congregation. Mr Cayton Modgern suffered a pad accident driving a tank of water, with only minor injuries. The Crowe axle caused a wagon wreck but the occupant escaped harm. Mr and Mrs Charton Heldwer and family moved to Nardin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. Wuildell
Hla
Cayton
Charton
Heldwer
School banquet planned by Mr Jolley to boost community spirit
Teacher Mr Jolley aims to turn the school into a hub of genuine interest inviting parents and children to a Friday evening banquet at Community Mall. Addresses will emphasize home influence and the value of the environment with a planned number of pupils attending. Cooperation is urged for a successful event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jolley
Uehoal
Parente
Ehihiron
Community Mall
Fiie
Miles Addrennes
Jotlay
Warious World Sermon and Local Community Notes
Last Sunday evening Rav Hay AL Qelyor preached on "a Warious World." Bred Caburna recovering from pneumonia. Many boys attended the Older Roya Canadian Standard Emergency Training Conference at Forgua, reporting uplifting sessions. Mr. M. Gelger of Zurich visited his son Rev H M Gelger at the Methodist Parsonage. Mr and Mrs H W Heinhart of Barrie visited daughter Mrs John Peach. Mears John and Teanga Witzulmmons sold the Fitzulmmons homestead to Mr Albert Ware of the 4th line. Miss Margaret Wehardaon and friend Milss Boll returned to duties as nurses in Weyburn after two months with Mrs Hichardson. Edward Hunt, Rockwood youth arrested at Windsor and brought back to Guildply on seduction charge, appeared before Magistrate Watton pollon court. committed for trial. bail set at 3500. Marion Storay and Gordon Scott performed at Bethany Church reopening in Pislington. Rev J M Stewart retiring from St James Presbyterian North Yarmouth. congregation presented him a purse of over 100 dollars. Stewart had led there for years, doing much good work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hay AL Qelyor
J. A
Caburna Fa
Pneumoniia
Forgua
M. Gelger
Zurich
H. M. Gelger
H.W. Hheinhart
Barrie
John Peach
Mears
John
Teanga Witzulmmons
Fitzulmmons
Albert, Ware
Blarch
Margaret ‘Wehardaon
Milsw Boll
Nuresa
Weyburn
Maw Hichardaon
Purgata
Edward Hunt
Rockwood
Windsor
Gudlply
Watton Pollon
Nicoll Jomrey
K. C
Marion Btoray
Gordon Scott
Bethany Church
Pilsington
St. James' Presbyterian Church
North Yarmouth
J. M. Stewart
Stewart
North
Farewell for settlers to Quelph in local gathering
A large group from the trlenda and neizhborn attended Afr and Mra Parr’s home on Saturday to bid farewell as they depart for their new home in Quelph. Several local residents and families were noted as hosting or visiting during the week, with shifts of home improvements and purchases mentioned in the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Afr
Mra
Parr
Quelph
Thomas Hrocklehunk
Mies Wilma Muntur
Mea
Townsend
Chas, McKeown
Acton Lant Wook
MM. Lunty
Clancy
Ed. Simphking
Parcahom
John McNally
Church Street
Airs
John Parr
Hamilton
Parry
Norma
Wilma Hunter
Chas, McKeown and Family
Acton
Air. Kine
Tarantyn
Mini
HY. Enlewood
Parcel for Great Hellula May Be Damaged at Port Gedagalmne
The note describes a dangerous parcel near Port Gedagalmne dated 12 conte apt over 40 dollars, with orders not to register and high postage costs. It warns the package could be intercepted or taxed, increasing delivery expenses for the usual goldenherd shipments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Britain
Hellula
Donkey Brags After Narrow Escape in Night Pasture
A traveling laborer, forced to work across towns to survive, ends up in a pasture where a herd of animals surround him at night. Facing the odd crowd, he declares with mock pomp that he is the biggest donkey among them, turning fear into a comic boast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Than
Boya
Never Let Fear Stop Worthy Labor In Your Work
The note urges diligence despite fear and self doubt. It warns that lack of effort undermines personal growth and integrity. Emphasizes doing work well for one’s own sake and resisting sloth.
Fragmented quote on Anglophone humor in Japanese shops
A garbled excerpt discusses English usage in Japanese bakeries with a note on unconscious humor and distorted names. It cites examples like a Japanese baker's shop phrase and references Anglo-Bax and Orient interpretations. The fragment emphasizes language mismatch and comic effect rather than a clear event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anglo-Bax
Orient
Kouchinuru
Eigest
Tonio
Quiet wedding at Discipio Parsunags on Friday
On Friday afternoon at the Discipio Parsunags, Mr Than Altken of Fergus wed Mins Bartho McCutcheon, daughter of Hugh Robert McCutcheon Oupringe, with Rev Parkhouse officiating. The couple left for a wharf honeymoon and will reside in Sankatchawan. The community anticipates several local property changes in coming weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Than,Altken
Fergus
Mins Bartho McCutcheon
Hugh Robert McCutcheon
Oupringe
Parkhouse
Bilas Lucy Vaberwood
Percy Amith
Sankatchawan
Gualph
Bein
Ewart Hunter
Onpringe
Margaret Laltch
Gordon Aitken
Florence Cooky
Robbie “Akitt
Velma
Appleyard
Fred Campbell
George Grundy
Jim Martin
Beatrice Fisher
Evelyn Tubman
Nellie Aitken
Kenneth Tubman
Bry W—Leane Webb
Stuart Inelatr
Johnny Cook
Jean Kirkwood
Annie Markow
Elmer Fisher
Equal
Doris Bo
Local Careless Shooting Sparks Outcry and Change
Fragmented tale from a small Ontario area describing a close bullet near John Sprows on a farm, criticism of unsafe behavior, and a local newspaper owner George Hudson who quit teaching to run a paper. A superintendent’s railway anecdote closes the piece.
Amos Norrish Norrish Dies At 66 In Guelph Hospital
Amos Norrish, a respected NASSAGAW EYA farmer, died Sunday morning at St Joseph's Hospital in Guelph. The 66 year old was born in the township and leaves a wife, two sons Clindrd and Charles, a daughter, one brother John Normal, and three sisters. Funeral held Wednesday at Konesor Church with interment at WKbenlser Cemetery. The obituary notes his prominence in local farming and community life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amos Noorrish Padma Awaiy
Joseph's Hospital
Guelph
Norrish
Nisholm Norrish
Konesor
Wkbenlser
Nusgacaweya
Wee
Erithoe
Bla Tom
Clindrd
Charles
Mie
Aldo
John ¥. Normal
Nigwuguwoyu
Mew
J. Moteriuhe
Mra
H. Hanfeld
Guelbh
MG. A.taylor
Nobranka
Wiltlain Moffat
Ann Duncan Campbell
Marat
Waele Door Hunts Inn
Dante
Whitley
Oatobar
Novi Dr
Millar
Kitty
Aio
Kingsbury
McLaughlin
Ul—K. Nightingale
H. Nollin
Darby
M. Kitgebury
Af. Ingles
Mpm. Wilson
An Mller
Eae M.'Mclaughlin
I. Eiohardwon
WK. Campbell
I Richfurdwon
W. Inglew
Fragmentary Ad Lineup Shows Prices and Codes
Readable fragments list multiple prices and codes such as L85 3.00 S185 135 495 1.35 90c Tc 35e 50c, indicating varied amounts and shorthand labels in a classified-like snippet.
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Glenn
Geonetown
On ‘Turaday
Wehard Glenn
Neilson
Huddonty
Eagdening
Bamantha Wee
Danke ‘Nelmon
Christman
Toronto Moitorlata
Clrla
Anon
Bertie Smith
Methodist Church
Auciins
Georgetown
Mack McDonald
Trin
Maldauromer
Tim Hees Pemmr
Nassigoweya
C. D. Draper
Conference
Gregory Picture House
Grégory
Oakville
Willoughby Golf Links
Prises
Oakville Public School
Ivan Ashbury
Mighoat
Halien
Main
Willow
Monura
Heatty. Trom
Haines
Wreetton
Wospital
Guelph, On Monday Night, Mr. Vielane
A. BE. Goodfellow
Col
Allan
Robert Agnew
Acton Wall Fair
Haltor County Children's Aid Hociary
Knox Church
Ol the O'Glesk
Peter
Tarents
Police Court News
Thanor
John Tebow
Nelson
Neavely
Aenreh
Bromlaes
Dallowe
Tabaw
Thy Milton
Guelph Land
Tebow
Danian
A A. Corner
Corner
Dudge
W. Dick
T. A. Iutchinson
Ambrose Kentner
Robert Sprowl
Young Street
Hoe
Thua
Kentner
Aprons
France
Bowers
Cooksville
I. M. Moore
Jsaopt
Ayourst
Lowers
Costa
Brampton Panner
Frank Keatsr
Dixie
Wan
Moore
Dundas Street
Keats
Cookaville
B. W. Terher
Mitton
Pollos
Efoors
Hawar
Shéctit
Male Street
John Wood
John FH. Watern
JH. Weiikin
Aurora
Duncan Mae Gregor
Nussauguweya
JT Horr
Real Estats Maret
Bulla[ng
Doant Ia Ware
Forte
Jageria
Jefferin
Une
Lute
Jefferta
Narago
Halliday
Jude
Jan. Loveeds Hlain
Keorine
Ace
Orla
Mertay
Mary — Ethel Arimatrong
Jaren ‘Lovell Blain
Katrine
Mew Blain
Alton County
Fatty A
Jot Armatreng
Marmot and
Bealdes
Algo
Nother
Alex. Sloat
North Banthope
Porth County
Stratford
Sutherland
Bedaca
Alta
Jas
Merritt
Grimaby
Hobart
Edward Leonard
Trev
W. W. Laws
Harris Falla
Bamuel Harris
Hackwood
Tate Hamuel Harriy
Methodlat Church
HK. H. Geiger
Ho ‘Wns
Mias Susanne ,Starr
Newmarket
Chariew Henry
Wesley
Catharines
Friends
Lematerys
Mesa. Y. HK. Guild
Arch. McNabb Georgy Holton
N. K. Thompyn
Emerson Carton
G. H. Pearen
Crewbons
Gorners
Ballinafad
Limehouse
Gelf-Criticlem
John Sprows
George Hudson
Wespeler
Bualnogw
Folsteli Leader
Gevr
Wolstelvin
Mount Forest
Egremont
George
Lta Volumne
Hla Ruquoat
Los Ohm
J. E. Brunelle
Mill Street
J. Galbraith
Acton, Ont
Rexall Lines
Orderlies
Couait Hyun Wuling
SOG Nux
Ion Tauleth
Rushian ON
Jontmel Goodh
Vuuarusy Doony Sorbo Slonnes
Pooth Path
Hoptley Hoyt Water
Wateilman
E. J. Hassard
Rexall Drug Store
Acton, Ontario
McLean & Co
Turnbull
Tiger Brand
McLean &Co
Ont
Atlantic
All
Bebe
W. J. Patterson
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