Social list of visits and hometown notes from Toronto and nearby towns
Miss Inabel Switzer of Paisley and Miss Mary E. Macpherson of Waverly visit here for a few days. Hugh Fraser of Western University spends the weekend at his home. Mrs H T LePage of Toronto visited Moorecroft. Aimee Speight and W H Speight of Toronto visit relatives. Families from Hamilton, Burlington, Guelph and Toronto visit friends here. Angus McEachern returns home from hospital in Guelph. The gatherings include several couples and single residents at local homes and Sunday visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inabel Switzer
Paisley
Hugh Fraser
Western University
Lotion
Mary E. Macpherson
Waverly, WN. Y
Better Facilities Urged for Gaol
The records note an Education Committee discussion between Peel and Halton Counties about pupils attending High Schools outside their home county. A joint meeting was deemed potentially unsatisfactory. any agreement would need council approval. Halton urged paying Streetsville's account and contacting the Education Minister about legislation. Accounts totaling 4 290.75 were approved, and a by law to borrow for current expenses was read three times and passed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Education Committee
Peel
Halton
Saskatchewan Creamery Butter Leads 1934 Record High
Equkatchewan creameries set a new creamery butter record in 1934 with 20,878,359 pounds and first grade quality rising to 87.3 percent of grades. Milk output surpassed 1.5 billion pounds, up about 60 million from 1933, while total dairy value grew from 13.7 million to 14.22 million dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Equkatchewan
Saskatchewan
Canada
Pacific
Beskatchewan
Esquesing Council Passes By laws and borrowings
The Esquesing Council held its monthly meeting with Reeve George Currie presiding. Passes include by laws to empower tax penalties, prohibit dumping garbage, and borrow up to 12000. Finance moves authorize payments to relief accounts and various hospital and service expenses. The next meeting is set for November 12.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Esquesing Council
L. L. Mulon
G. W. Murray
N. A. Robinson
W. A. Wilson
George Currie
LeRoy Dale
Department of National Defence
Harry Hilson
L.L. Mullin
Harald C. McClure
Edward Sanderson
Aldwell
Guelph General Hospital
Vesseecreres
Wm. Gordon
Toronto General Hospital
Oss
Gam ‘Wilson
Tom Dickinson
J. B. Milne
Kenneth
Ruth Norton
Georgetown
Crescent Styreeb Nghia
Glen Willams
Wright
County Office & Supply Company
Bell Telephone Co
Robert Starret
Balary
Elmer GC. Thompson
McCaskey Systems, Ltd
N.A. Robinson
Ye A. Robinson
Glen Company
Glen ‘Willany
Exquesing
Hydro Commission
J. Hilson
Milton Neighta
L. L Mullin
Turaday
Nothing Won Is Lost and Inherited Wealth
A reflection on wealth and self made success notes that inherited fortunes fade in three generations while self made wealth endures. It argues personal achievement yields lasting value beyond transient prizes, and cites a millionaire’s claim that losing all would not disturb his sleep.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Judge Questions Charge in Infatuation Driving Case
A courtroom quip frames a local case where a judge asks about the nature of a charge as an officer quips that the driver acted while in a state of extreme infatuation. The exchange highlights the lighthearted moment in a tense proceeding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oficer
Widow laid to rest after fatal on base baseball game
Mrs. B warns Helen about letting her husband play. The paper reports he died on base during a game, and the incident ends his life. The dialogue implies regrets and concern over risky play leading to a fatal outcome.
Small Time Stuff Shows Rivalry Over Prize Dogs
A playful exchange hints at domestic pride as Elune is revealed to own a pair of prize-winning dogs. The dialogue contrasts a wife who lectures with a husband noting Elune's rising status in dog circles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A & Ple
Travel reveals what is inside every father
A fragmented dialogue about travel and character echoes from a father to his children. PAPA reflects on how travel exposes traits and lessons learned, while fo-Yeu notes travel's inevitability in revealing truths about a person.
Fragmentary remark in old clipping about Mr Cendle
A damaged OCR fragment shows an unclear exchange with the phrase you look so queer Mr Cendle followed by a second line about do fool lawfully Hebe headed. The text is incomplete and lacks context or identifiable event.
Official Election Results in Halton County
Official figures from Halton County elections show updated tallies from last week with notable variance from preliminary results. The report begins with Acton and proceeds to detail voting outcomes and county totals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Halton
Acton
A Self Made Man With A Busy Life
A parable about a man who reads a book at his desk during brief pauses in calls. He notes the common waste of time waiting for others and urges readers to reclaim idle moments. The piece advocates using pauses to gain knowledge or reflect rather than resent wasted time.
Casserole Cookery Across Cultures and A Puerto Rican Dish
This article extols casserole cookery from Spain to Japan, praising its hot, one-dish meals and table presentation. It includes a Puerto Rican chicken and rice recipe with olives, peppers and asparagus, plus a creamed cabbage and ham bake and yield details.
Old World Style Ham Veal Casserole With Mock Drum Sticks
Recipe text describes making a ham and veal casserole with butter flour milk and seasonings to create a white sauce. It instructs browning cubes of ham and veal, simmering with onions pimiento tomatoes parsley and spices, then baking with rice krispies for three servings. Also outlines mock drum sticks using veal beef or pork, corn flakes and an egg wash, baked in a casserole for six servings.
Anniversary Service at United Church Highlights Choir
The United Church anniversary featured Ruth Gibson J O Matthews Norman Gibson Ted Clifford and Mrs H F P Mowat in quartette and duets. Soloist Mrs Mowat and Ruth Gibson performed The Lord is My Shepherd. Evening anthem Hark, York My Soul included solos by Mowat and Ruth Gibson. Dr Morrow sang The Publican, and a liberal anniversary offering supported the Trustee Board’s church work. The event closed with a quotation from J B S Haldane about science and ignorance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Gibson
J. O Matthews
Norman Gibson
Ted Clifford
Ruth
Lord
Morrow
Film and stage lineup includes Main Street Follies and Sing
The listing highlights Pauline Lord, W O Fields, Zasu Pitts in Main Street Follies, plus Prince King of Dogs Chapter 3 of Burn Em Up Barnes. Grace Moore stars in entrancing dramatic musical romance and the comedy Sing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pauline Lord
W. OO. Fields
Zasu Pitts
Main Street Follies
Oddity
Prince
King of Dogs
Barnes
Grace Moore
Todd and
Kelly
Not in business for today or morrow but for years ahead
The speaker states the enterprise aims beyond the immediate future and emphasizes the enduring value of goodwill. He signals a long term plan extending beyond the next year and into a decade.
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H. T. LePage
Toronto
H. P. Moore
Moorecroft
W. H. Speight
Aimee Speight
R. J. MacPherson
Dorothy MacPherson
Mrs. M. ©. Overholt
R. L. Johnston
J. Bell
Miss Pearl Bel
C. E. Wood
Burlington
Angus McEachern
Guelph
John Allison
G. Calms
Vernie
Wm. Fryer
Mary and
Dorothy
Marle
Papa
Cleaver
Cleaver Currie Robson
MZ Eateeney
Si Tal
Sresee
Nassagaweya
Nelbon
Sersenesel
Olenaver
ST CO
Barbara
Brooks
Spain
Italy
Latin America
Mexico
Japan
Europe
Puerto Rico
ARKO
GON Pollo
Rico
United Church
Pige One
Haldane
Wiggs
Cabbage Patch
Richard Cromwell
Gary Cooper
Pranchot Tone
Love ME
Ontario
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