Worden and Mills Obituary Notices From Battle Creek
The Worden and Mills families acknowledge condolences following the deaths in Battle Creek Michigan Jos eph Worden in his 87th year and Ellen Mills who passed at her daughter’s home on Willow Street Mrs Charles Mason. appreciation for kindness during the bereavement is gratefully remembered.
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Worden
Battlecreek
Michigan
Joseph Worden
Stewart
Charles Mason
Willow Street
Tuseday
Ellen Mills
Victory Loan opens Monday in Canada Fifth district
Acton hosts an annual community sale tonight at Town Hall with four prize winners planned for Victory Loan buyers. A large Erin Fair crowd attended Thanksgiving Day events, and Victory Loan headquarters recently opened in the Nelton store on Mill Street.
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Canada
Acton
District
Erin Fair
Victory Loan
Nelton
Mill Street
Favorite Circus to Visit Toronto Next Week
Col. Bob Morton brings one of the world’s largest indoor shows to Toronto Maple Leaf Gardens on October 18 for a week of matinee and evening performances. Proceeds go to charity via Rameses Shrine Temple, aiding crippled children, with Capt. Tiebor’s performing seals returning and a new galaxy of acts added.
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Bob Morton
Toronto
Maple Leaf Gardens
Rameses Shrine Temple
Murdock L. Martyn
Cedarvale visitors and local social notes
The item lists social visits and weekend guests including Robert Sim of Toronto Betty and Helen of Long Branch Misa Smilhhan Vancouver nurse Falls operation recovery noted Lloyd Peavey and Mrs visited Angus McArthur home Colin McCallum RCAC Preston visits Erin Fair attendance Alma E Lee from Alma and other local residents and families visiting various households and the Sunday School gathering
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Robert Sim
Toronto
Betty
Helen
Long Branch
Wee Nelson
Gordon
Margaret
Doris
Misa_Reta—Smilth - han
Vancouver
B.C
Misa Dols Keeler
Lloyd Peavey
Wm. Henderson
Theodorr
D. Davis
Vineland
Tl. E Hunatman
Heamsville
Angus McArthur
Erin Falr
Colin McCallum
R.caf
Preston
Smith Griffin Jr
Arthur Saunderson
E. Lee
Alma
Wm. Cunningham
Cecil Keeler
Alice
Ma J. D. McArthur
Guelph
Terra Cotta Notes From Detroit And Toronto
Mr Donald McCauley of Detroit visits his mother Mrs R McCauley and Mrs L Young. Mink C Sheppard injures arm while hanging curtains and receives treatment at St Michael's Hospital in Toronto. George Whitney improves after serious illness as Norman Townsend and A McDonald visit from Toronto. Wood cutting is the current daily activity.
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Donald McCauley
Detroit
Mich
Mmother
R. McCauley
L. Young
Mink C. Sheppard
St. Michael's Hospital
Toronto
George Whitney
Norman Townsend
A. McDonald
Clearing Auction Sale in Eramosa Town
Public auction at the Eramosa farm lot 10 con 1 Second Line Eramosa near Four Corners north of the Guelph Toronto highway on Wednesday October 20 at 1 pm. Horses cattle sheep hogs implements hay grain furniture harness poultry and farm equipment plus a 150 acre farm with stone house barn and pastures offered with cash terms and no reserve on the farm sale.
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Warold Scott
Eramosa
Four Corners
Guelph-Toronto
Suffolk
York
M.-H. Bind
Peter Hamilton
Climax
Hybrede
Hampshire
Rock
Colony House
Eye
Roy Hindley
Erin
F. W. Huggins
Concession & Erin Township
Ballinafad
Ayrshire
Bret
M. H
Dodge
Roy Windley
Fred McKinnon
Robert Patterson
Con
Eramoss
Everton
Rockwood
Utter
New
Beatty Coal Broader
Warness
Ir. J
M.-H
Gibron
Portland
Renfrew Scales
Beatty
Buick
Fair brings residents to town on Monday
Citizens attended the annual fair on Monday and reported a good time. Mr. Fr. J. Stringer, a former resident, has rented the River View Brick Mansion, once known as the Plervis homestead with a noted history.
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FR. J. Stringer
River View
Robert Patterson Auction of Farm Stock and Equipment
Public auction on Friday October 22 at the Eramoss farm near Rockwood listings include horses cattle hogs sheep poultry and equipment. A large catalog covers mares geldings steers cows yearlings grain hay implements harness and household items with no reserve as the proprietor retires.
Canada Reopens Fifth Victory Loan Drive Against Canadians
Canada launches a new Victory Loan drive starting Monday seeking 1.3 billion dollars from Canadians to accelerate war financing and speed the victory. Officials urge widespread participation and note the crucial role of public bonds in sustaining Allied efforts.
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Canada
Farm sale at Ospringe with herd, implements, and homestead
A large auction lists livestock cattle hogs pigs sheep fowl and a full range of farm implements. The sale includes a dual purpose Shorthorn herd noted as pure but not registered, numerous cows with calves and due dates, a College General sire, and many horses and ponies. Also offered is a 200 acre Ospringe area homestead with outbuildings, hydro, water, timber, and a brick house on No 24 Highway with church school and store nearby. Terms on farm by request, chattles cash. Auctioneers Roy Hindley and J Elliott.
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Leslie Webb
Erin
Capringe
College General
OD A. Cc. Guelph
Gibgon
Hewitt's
Scott's
Caledonia
Thompson's
Port
McCormick Deering
Bath
McCormick
Hoover
M. H
WY. H.C
Chatham Fannin
Chatham
Osmringe
Roy Hindley
J. Elliott
Ospringe Ladies’ Aid
Ontario Premier backs school discipline and cadet training
Premier Drew spoke in Ottawa stressing discipline in schools and cadet programs for all Ontario boys in peacetime and war. He praised exams and democratic instruction, urged cultural and literary enrichment, and noted wartime uses for former training schools while highlighting prairie harvest labor sufficiency and a German prisoner of war theft case in Pembroke.
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Toronto
Drew
Ontario
Ottawa
Vite
Alo
Empire Partnership
Citure
Wen
George H. Dunbar
Poffairs
Gilt
Women
Royal Canadian Naval Service
Howsmanvile
Ussle
Mitchell Cays
Prairies
Mitchell
Burlington Police Report Break In and Local News
Burlington police received a report of a break in at Beach School on Tuesday with two typewriters and a radio phonograph stolen. Grant Norton, former Burlington High School student, earned a McJean Scholarship at Queen’s University Kingston with a $121 honorary stipend. Dog poisonings raise concern amid dog by law enforcement calls. Nelson Township council deferred appointing a Road Superintendent after John Breckon’s sudden death. work to continue under the Reeve until a suitable replacement is found.
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Grant Norton
Burlington
McJean
Queen's University
Kingston
Ontario
Nelson Township
John B. Breckon
Highways ‘Department
Garette
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