Local Births Marriages And Deaths Notice
BORN Weswick September 1930 first child stillborn to Mr and Mrs M Beswick WEST September 8 1930 Ernest Frederick son to Mr and Mrs D F West CULF Vineland Station Ontario 12 1930 a son Edward Moyer to Mr and Mrs Ernest Culp MARRIED Kenney Douglas Montreal September 13 1930 Lloyd H Kenney son of Mr and Mrs John Kenney Acton DYED Lynd Niagara Falls New York September 14 1930 Elisabeth Lynd beloved daughter of the late William and Flora Lynd
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weswick
M. Beswick
Stillborn
West
D. F. West
Ernest Frederick
Culf
Vineland Station
Ontario
Ernest Culp
Edward Moyer
Kenney-Douglas
Montreal
Mr. Montgomery
B. M. Douglas
Lloyd H. Kenney
John Kenney
Acton
Dyed Lynd
St. Mary's Hospital
Niagara Balls
N. Y
Elisabeth Lynd
William and
Fiors Lynd
Autumn equinox signals town’s seasonal cycle
Local notes describe autumn equinox next Sunday amid trout fishing, fairs, and harvest prospects. Weather hints of rain and drought influence crops, lawns, pastures, and fair preparations. Improvements at Wonderland Theatre and shifts in town traffic due to a recent accident are noted.
London Plate of Chips Inspires Odd Menu Request
In London a scene unfolds where a diner orders fried plaice and potatoes. The waiter misreads a London dining quirk, prompting a baffled reaction from a waitress as she jokes about wanting chips. The moment contrasts cultural dining habits with a humorous miscommunication over a simple dish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Rome
Clashing Dialog Over Auction Gate and Jersey Cows
Fragmentary speech references retrievers rather than pointers and mentions the Clearing Auction Gate of Jersey Cows and Heifers at FP A Dee's, located north of Norval Station. The dialogue suggests a financial or property auction context with unclear details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jersey
Dee
Norval Station
Erin Barn Fire Totally Destroyed Farm Barn
A Sunday night fire at the Deter Thompson farm in Erin Township destroyed a barn and nearly fifty head of stock. Loss about 10000 dollars, with partial insurance. Included were twenty Aberdeeen Angu cattle and 20 to 30 head of horses, 360 bushels of fresh fall wheat, and over two tons of hay. Fire seen for miles, buckets and engine brigades battled flames while the family attended church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deter Thompson
Erin Township
Acton
Hallkburg
Hearbhy
Milton Wins Again In Muddy I A A Playoff Fray
A large Milton crowd travels from Rodney and nearby towns as Milton defeats Rodney 4 to 2 in the third round O I A A IAA series at Milton Saturday afternoon. Rain delayed the start, another shower halted play in the fifth, and the visitors pressed for time called, but umpires ruled to continue. Miller struck out twice while Marsh allowed two runs as Milton outfielded and out hit the visitors. Rodney had won 4 to 3 at Rodney on Wednesday. a decisive third game will be played today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rodney
Jow Millon
Milton
Marah
Acton Pair Sets New High Record
Acton entries highlight a lengthy list of crochet and embroidery items by Miss Pearl Wallace and Mrs. G H Wallace along with numerous contributions from Mrs. J T Adamson and others. The feature covers Bath Towels, Guest Towels, Pillow Slips, Table Runners, Napkins, and many decorative pieces, noting makers and styles in a community showcase.
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Pearl Wallace
Mra
G. HW. Gwilzer
Lealle ¢ Pearen
J. 1
Adamson
T. OH. Harmon
Misa ‘Warl Wallace
W. L. Watson
Enya McDonald
Mic4oy Edwards
E. Crebor
W. J. Watson
OG Bwiteer
Minu Pearl Wallice
Centira Price
I Grepor
A. Near
Alealle & Beary
J. Adamnon
Josph Gibbong
W. Alexander
Crebor
Fidamsan
Wong
Veldhols
Hishop
Joseph Gibbons
Baby
G. G. Robertson
Mra. Johnston
A. I. Welton
Indy
Sarah Perkins
W. R. Watson
Joseph Ibbans
Mini Pearl Wallace
J. A. Adamson
Miss Pearl Wallace
Milas Lucy Edwards
Finley Wasket
HW. Adamson
Noudolr
Joesph Gibbons
Wally Naby
A. M. Neilson
Controversy and Self Control in Amicable Debate
A discussion on the value of self control during controversial exchanges. It argues that calm, temperate argument improves clarity and defends views under attack, while irritability or sarcasm weakens the debater and can end debates prematurely. The piece cautions against arguing for its own sake and praises reasoned, polite discourse.
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Thas
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Evan
Aince
Toronto
Acton Yalr
Bearhopa
Wonderland
Vitala
Cara
Islington
Warold Smart
Young Farm
Stunning the
Erin Barn
Pelee Thompson
Ontario Manors
Mier
McGallum
Marsh
Petter
Nicholson
Qswin
Paxcenger Hillel
Aberfoyle
Victor Peachey
Hamilton
Guelph General Jloapital
Yin Mull
Peachey
Sidney
Guelph
Alfred Crasson
Dupont Street
Stanley _Park
Erin
Fair Night
Floyd Henderson
Dominion Department of Agriculture
Bant
Canada
Urltith Columbia
British Columbia
Federal
Department of Agriculture
Ottawa
Lydiew
T.H_dalmon
Annie Lumbwrk
Alex
Nef
Willace
J. Adamson
J. B. Adamson
J. L. Neelands
Mtra
J. J Neelands
Nest
V. Rumiley
Miri V. Rumley
I. Adamson
V. Rumley
Adamsony
Vera Rawlings
Phyllia Mackie
Pup
Tom Packer
Thomas
Dell McNabb
Harvey Bhukes
George Bwitzér
Prances Jennings
Ethel Par- Br
Laure Johnston
Post Curda
Gritten & Dons
Bent Birdhouspuaaby
Laura Johnston
Idna Hinton
Helen Tamb
Ioanbel Switzer
Tolle Anderson
Olive Noakes
Velma Hair
Jenn Kirkwood
Ata
George Moalozzle
Douglas Cubbie
Harvey Hassard
Eit Eeay
Barbara Aylor
Olive Oaken
Feather ‘Aylor
Hest Fouay
Oliva Tooker
Chara Hauer
Marjorie Crow
Glinhotus
Armory
Ylent
P. McDougall
W. Brownridge
Joan Mario Sulmon
Brances Chew
J. Cronns
Walf
David Williamson
Wab
War Coloma, Jr
Willle ’ Melialn
Vranels Werbaugh
Tait Optical CO
Wyndham Street
Edgewood Park
Eden Mills
Hinton’s Christmas Club
China
NAVY
McLean &Co
Mill Street
Acton, Ontario
Capitol Theatre
DAVN
McCmullen
Iilfe
al. Jolson
Yninsktrel
Subjeak
Talking Pictures
Madrid
Ramon Navarro
Melange
Merriment and
Muale
Brampton
James Tilt
T. W. Thomson
Nelson & CO. Thors
Fri
Sat
ST. Lawrence
Seane
Nelson & CO
Mill ‘Street
Patterson’s
Patterson
W. D. Talbot Alliance Chain Hardware Store
Land Manin Streets
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