Obituaries and In Memoriam Notes From September to November 1923
Fragmented notices report deaths and memorials from Campbellville Trafalgar Norval and surrounding areas. Entries include Alexander Hunter died at 69, George Austin Conover in Trafalgar, Eliza McLean Sharp aged 77, and Joan Archibald Mann remembered by KA Mann.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Campbellville
Wea
Alexander Hunter
Conover
Trafalgar
George Austin Conover
Sharp
Norval
Eliza McLean
John Sharp
Mann
Joan Archibald
Jack
KA. Mann
Wilttle
PATHE
Aya Jhan
Christmas shopping rush and winter notices flood Guelph area
OCR items describe early Christmas parcel push and December events with fairs, council purchases, and snow shovels. Mentions Guelph Winter Fair, Oakville plow purchase, roads, advertising, concerts, and a mayoral race with eight nominees. Specific notes on subscriptions, postage deadlines, deer hunting, and a traffic monument plan in Trafalgar Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tuesaday
Guelph
Oakville
Akating Ecazon
Akate
Town and Country Neighborhood News Item Summary
Monari Murray Crawford Limited of Campbellville bought property from David Featherston for 10000. A gasoline truck collision near Campbellville injured a worker and a crossing incident involved Larley Leanlow. Rosa, working in a grocery, was run over by a car and injured. Mr Ware is ill with possible appendicitis. Hubert Kore attended the Royal Winter Fair horses event in Toronto with unclear results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monari
Murray Crawford, Limited
Campbellville
David Featherston
Nirth One
Trafal, War
Hie
Campbellvills
Larley Leanlow
Hamilton
Wealey Warne
Guelph
Rosa
Ware Tan
Hubert Kore
Toronto
Heap
Postponement of Public School Banquet Noted
Waoas of Mr George Hi Jolley stegcher of Public School and parents and scholars banquet for Friday evening postponed for a short time. Residents attended Masonic gathering at Georgetown and Oddfellows dedication services to their hall on Monday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Hi. Jolley
Stegcher
Georgetown
Oddfellows
Entertainment planned at Peacock School on December 14
Miss Williamson of Peacock School prepares a December 14 entertainment for her scholars. Local society notes mention visits, the Ballinafad Best Ring closure, health concerns of Mrs. David Russell, and a well attended Presbyterian church supper with a large chicken feast. Other items record road improvements, Mr. Ewart Sunter purchasing a farm, Harold Atkins recovery, Mrs. Cameron’s annual social, and a lively town hall recital by Miss Annuig Jolliffe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian
Ewart Sunter
Fred McCutcheon
Sunter
Harold Atkins
Cameron
Prisea
Mesdames
Stuart
Royce
Squires
Henéérean
Mines Douglass
Clarks
Sanderson
Russell Peart
Annuig Jolliffe
Rockwood
Dominion House
Tov
RM. Geiger
B.A
Colons
Svern
Trafalgar township farm builder dies after long career
George Aubtin Conuvet a veteran Trafalgar farmer and contractor, aged about 70, died on November 20 at his Trafalgar home. He left a large farm operation with buildings in the area and is survived by two daughters, Mrs Walker of Strouds and Mrs Hartland, and a son at Carmel. His wife preceded him by about a year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erin Huntera
H.C. Avastin
George Hodgeru
John Davis
Amanda Madeley
Hutford
N. J
Lean
Ormond
Ire Hattrell
W. Crouch
Toronto
Sire
W. Ground
Mr. McMurray
Wallond
McMurray
Welland
Fred McEnery
Tradworth
Hank
Jack Horton
Y. A
All Saints’ Church
Mrin
Firat
Rober
John Hallinger
Major Hollinger
Sonal
George Aubtin
Trafalgar
Townahip
Austin Canuver
Ploneur
Paniete Bold Farm
Dundas Highway
Pirat
Guo
Tro Taleur
Fia
Beoi
Alinen
Kaewin Walker
Btrodayville
Athur Alberthia
Hartland, Now & Delubbaring
Carmel
Tlw
Annual meeting of Children's Aid Society in Knox Church
The annual meeting of the Children's Aid Society was held in Knox Church with Inspector Denyes, President, in the chair. The Superintendent of the Gordon Home, Mr W H Brewers, reported on the year’s activities and Mrs Gortham, chair of House Management, summarized the work done. Receipts and expenditures for the year were listed, including balance on hand and transfers to Gordon Home. A splended address by Rev Peter Bryce of Toronto followed, praising the Gordon Home as a well appointed institution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bannockburh
Children's Aid Society
Knox Church
Denyes
Gorton
W. H. Brewers
Granta
County of
Halton
Eaneanucene
Peter Bryce
Toronto
Gordon
Banquet honors at Walker Lodge A F L A G
Members of Walker Lodge A F L A G attend a Georgetown Credit Lodge banquet to meet Grand Master W J Drope of Grimsby. Despite bad weather, a strong gathering enjoyed a programme, including a gold Eversharp pencil presentation and honors for Bro Barraclough and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walker Lodge
A. FL &A
Bf. Acton
Credit Lodge
Georgetown
W. J. Drope
Grimsby
Credit Yaxlee
Bro. Barraclough
Grand Lodge
Kirk
the Oddfellows
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Feroxrial
Lasky
Acton
Thoraday
Wuart Lasky
The
Acton Free Press
Mason's
C. N. FR
John R. Barber
Teenpiain Tures
Decamaber
Christiozs
George Mulholand
JF. P. Martin
Corper Church
Elgin Streets
Mount Forest
Thieutenant
Renfrew
Slet Seasman Kent Co
Montclara
John
Secre Farm
Rolland Allan
Erin
John Allan
RJ. Kerr
Acton Machine Co
Weill
Walt‘sble
Citisens
Peter Mclumsac
Seoul
Quelph
Trafaleur Park
Wyndham Street
WH. Alwind
Stim
Lucy Lercum
Town and Country
Churchill
Limehouse
Ballinafad
Ospringe
Rockkwood
Bannockburn
Aisa Kathleen Dennis
Jacton
Cripps
Jos. Gowdy
Kingsley
Bradford
Jos
Jamez Moore
Children’s
Aid Society
Milton Laat
Peter Bryexa
Butter
ROD and Annd
Canada
Hockles
Raymond Thomson
William Goat
Penalmotang
Lewis Donlson
Hull
Bonnycastle Dale
Svory
Caonndu
J. A. Smith
Mill Street
Wallace Avenue
Stanfield
Turnbull
McLean & Co
Ont
Masonic
Uncle Ebert
Rev! Santa Claus
Roger
Garvat Aston, Ontario
Turness
Quebec
N. McLeod
J. B. MacKenzie
J. Galbraith
Acton, Ont
Neilson
Ontario
Buckleys
Ixtur A
A. T. Brown
Mary
A. T. Brown _ IN, ONTARIO
Royal Clothing’ and Gent's‘ Furnishing Store
M. Brown
Patterson Corner Mill
J.N. O'Neill & Sqn Garage and Carriage Works
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