In Memoriam Dille and Ruddick Family Notes
In memoriam notices for John Ruddick and Haroldick Ruddick from Cocbourg and a widow in her gath year. Includes dates and family remembrance lines. Also an In Memoriam for a mother who passed September 4, 1923, with a short dedication to the family and a verse about beloved sleeping.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Acton
J. Creber
L Ruddioch
Rudd Mr. Haroldick
Cocbourg
Saturdar
John Ruddick
Dille
Acton Plans and Community Notes for September
Readable items describe Labor Day quiet in Acton on September 14 and seasonal reminders. Mentions include Toronto Exhibition timing, upcoming Acton Fair, school supplies sales, Park improvements, and a Sunday Acton Citizens Band concert. Obituary note corrects a missed name in Miss Annis McLeod's notice and a Georgetown visitor plans to return after Acton Fair. Local reflections on autumn and the busy fair programme complete the roundup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Acton
Mill Street
Acton News Portrays Change To Eight Page Paros Paras
Various Ontario newspapers react to Acton Faxes Paras adopting an eight page seven column format. Editors praise improved layout and readability, noting enhanced make up and front page reading matter, with congratulations to editor Dilla and staff.
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Acton
Brampton Banner and Times
Tux Acton
Paex Parss
Tax Furs Parse
Village of the Arts
Tne
Exore “Express
Dreas
Eatler
Dhis
Fergus News-Record
Tax Acrow
Furlington Gazette
Paes
Paris
Oakville
Tay
Alzo
Oakville Bror
Yue Pere Paras
Yver
Dilla
Yure Paens
Georgetown Herald
G. Av Dilla
Bro
Millan
Tae Acton
Tan Acrow Pure Payss
Ontario
Mount Forest Confederate
Acton Back Press
Aucoren
Ibla
Bt. Mary’s Journal-Argius
Milverton
Mall
Empire
Globe
HW. OP. Moore
Xize
Muka
Jon
Dills
Northern News
Kirkland Lake
Coch
Northland Post
Winchester
Girl Guide News Opens Season With Fun Planned
The first meeting of the season was held Wednesday evening. A short business meeting outlined the fall and winter programme promising wholesome fun and Guide work. Mabel Warrop, First Lieutenant, leaves for St Joseph's Hospital Guelph, and was saluted with a gold Tenderfoot pin. The Guides and Scouts secured a refreshment booth at the Arena for the Ball’s first evening. Miller's Worm Powders advertised as a remedy for worm troubles for children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thia
Misa Mabel Warrop
St. Joseph's Hospital
Guelph
Neighborhood News Highlights and Local Happenings
Detroit resident Mrs Currly and her brother Mr Warren of Toronto visit relatives here. Alfred Nurse of Toronto guests with Mr and Mrs OW. Wingham and H Morgan from Cleveland visit Jan Hunter. Allen defeats Yerth 10 8 in Bunley Park softball. Yaberts of Balt Gls and Mrs Wieton of Chesley visit Wingham home. Misses Ariel and Elda Amith with Janten Robertson and George Allies from Dulverton Yruit Farm tour Chas Smiths. Percheron Isley dies at 22, former champion horse. N J Peglow buys J M Wall’s barber business in Yelinton. Erin bowlers take two prizes in Orangeville scotch doubles. Gear and McMillan win first and lamps. Gear with Overland win fourth and jars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erly
Yaberts
Balt Gls
Marle
Niyms
atalHon
Isley
N. BE. McKinnon
N. J. Peglow
Yelinton
J. M. Wall
Erin
Orangeville
AH. A. Gear
A. C. McMillan
Dr. Gear
K. Overland
Thief scare at Guelph Street radio shop
Between four and five o'clock Tuesday morning two men broke into the radio department on Guelph Street. Mr. Speight fired two shots, the thieves fled toward their car with a gun drawn. No loot was reported. Rev Kenneth MacLean and his wife depart Georgetown for Wingham as he accepts a call to the Presbyterian Church there. residents regret their move after five years of friendship and service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
fLoy
Guelph Street
Speight
Kenneth MacLean
Tel Hew
Wingham
Farm Implements and Equipment Catalog Entries
Catalog listing shows plows walking plows walking gang plows, furrowers and farm machinery by maker and model. Brands include McCormick Deering, International, Cockshutt, Pioneer Equipment Co with hand trucks engines manure spreaders and wagons noted among items.
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Tudhope
Anderson
Furrow
Ontario
Wilkinson
McCormick-Deering Inter- National
Maniey-Harris
W—Cockshutt
Wioneer Equipment CO
Georgetown Visitors and Local Band Delight Town
Dr and Mrs Somerville and daughter Jos Tatleybury visit relatives in town. Underwriters Inspector waxtured in the arc. Cecil Stapleton star Lacrogsa player from Brampton is a Georgetown boy. Residents Morera Mimmua Wiilaren and Grant Minis visited Timberlay. Editor W J Gray of New Zealand Money Producer spent weekend here. Georgetown Citizens Band gave a lawn concert at the Public Library Sunday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mat Somerville
Jos. Tatleybury
Cecil Stapleton
Lacrogsa
Brampton
Georgetown
Varry Stapleton
Morera
Vr. Mimmua
A. Wiilaren
Mauilord Grant Minis
Invitation to Groscent Gardens Visit During Garden Shine
A notice expresses pleasure at welcoming visitors on a Saturday event at Groscent Gardens. It mentions a break in duty from a specific time and invites guests to enjoy the flowers now in bloom.
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Anc
Noruitter
Groscent Gardens
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Ufa
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Toronto
Nex
Tureday
Autun
Weston Presbyterian Chiro
Blue Spring Park
Acton Palr
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Henry McLeod
Brookville
Ceorgetown
Texas
Niem
Theerm
Free Freee
Girl Guide
Miller's
Neighborhood News
Wolfond
Water Street
Reinharts
J. G. End
J. BR. Leishman J. W
Jones Red & White
White & Bone
Acton ‘Agent
Pallants Clothing
Woolwich Street Guelph, Ont
Seriowt
A. D. Savage
R. D
Optometrista
Savage Building
Guelfh
Norton Motors
Chateau
Post
Clark's
Kellogg's
Campbell's
Royal York
Ronch
Bonn
Kay
Hill’s
Mily ST
Prione
George
Tbs
Choice Clover Honey
McLean & Co
Acton, Ontario
Patterson
Patterson's
Canadian National Electric, Railways
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