Rev Alexander Calder Installed at Knox Limehouse Churches
Georgetown notes reveal Rev. Alexander Calder was inducted as minister of Knox and Limehouse Presbyterian Churches at Knox Church last Wednesday. Also: Mr and Mrs E B Swackhamer visited Rochester New York, and Mrs Harold Creave and Mrs Do Freure spoke at the Norval Women’s Institute meeting about a trip to New Orleans. Police report cites petty crimes including milk bottle pilfering shoplifting cattle theft and theatre damage with parents fined.
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E. B. Swackhamer
Rorhester
N.Y
JL. Unwin
Unwin
Alexander Calder
Knox
Limehouse Presbyterian
Knox Church
Charles C. Cochrane
Westmount
Quebec
Harold Creave
Do. Freure
Georgetown
Norval
New Orleana
Brampton
Herald
Burlington reports progress on veterans’ homes
Armstrong notes construction of nineteen veterans' homes is advancing with roofs on and half plastered. Four expected ready for occupancy in a month. Burlington Nelson Vilga School logs record enrollment at 4358 with more pupils possible.
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Cr Armstrong
Burlington-Nelson
J.G Barry
Weet Sutton
Presbytery of
Toronto
Presbytery
Servs
Crmip
Esdro Caomemssian
Jack Gibbins
Meyer
Brent Street
Caroline
Canadian Savings Deposits Reach High in July
Savings deposits in Canada rose to 3.959 million in July, up 23 million from June and 269 million from a year earlier. The gain was linked to wage and employment growth and a general household tendency to save, according to a BAEK executive.
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BAEK
Oakville Intermediate B Team Falls to Port Erie in Twelve Inning Duel
In a twelve inning game at St. Catharine Oakville's Intermediate B baseball team lost 8 to 7 to Port Erie. The Oakville and Teafalgar Memorial Hospital foundation work began with a ceremonial shovel by Mayor Charles Hillmer. St Jude's church hosted the wedding of Mary Elizabeth Ryrie and Robert Somers Tate, a major season event.
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Oakville
Port Erie
O.B.A
St. Catharine
Teafalgar Memorial Hospital
Fred Price and Co. Limited
Chas. Hillmer
St. Jude's Church
Mary Elizabeth Ryrie
James Grant Syrie
Robert Somers Tate
H. Wm. Tate
Toronto
Timothy and Pauls Teachings On Faith And Family Traditions
The article explores Timothy as a key figure in Pauls ministry, noting his early training by his mother Eunice and grandmother Lois, his reception of the Holy Spirit, and his role alongside Paul. It discusses how God uses imperfect human plans, the spread of the church, and the authority of Scripture to guide belief, with emphasis on family influence and the power of the Bible to impart wisdom and faith.
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Ty House
Josh
Legion ‘Test Ac
Th. Ltd
Paul
Imeothy
Timothy
Mark
Lota
Euntoo
Cornelius
Barnabas
Christ
Eunice
Jesus
Jerusalem
Balvillon
Jesus Christ
Cal
Gina
Shere
Church of God
Apostle
Christ's Church
Lord
Lystra
Jerusalem Church
Imothy
God
Holby
Christ Jesus
Mil ton Fire Destroys Hay Stacks and Sparks Insurance Doubt
A Sunday blaze at Milton Inc destroyed about 25 hay stacks totaling 1000 tons along Victoria Avenue and MU Street. The fire, first spotted by a resident near Chree aeloot, caused an estimated loss of 20000 dollars not covered by insurance.
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Bale Vari
Victoria Avenue
MU Street
Milton Inc
Omul-Pond
Chree Aeloot
Betty Shambleau
E. Simpson
L. King
Halton
Lowville United Church
J. M. Ledwith
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Burlington
Vic’s Photography Studio
Yalc.a
Vic Bristow
Mill St
Pollock
Campbell Uns
Water St
North Galt
Ontario
Chapples
Wyndham
Angus Kennedy
Choice Dwellings
Genteman
Crescent St
Acton
F. L. Wright
Wilbur
Power Commission Act
Acton Public Utilities
Milton
Cooper's Clothing Store
Master Dry Cleaners
Joe Woods
Roy
Roy Goodwin Gordon McKeown
WM. R. Bracken
General Insurance
Mutual Life Assurance Co., Ltd
Bank of Montreal
Canada
B of M
WY Bank
Bank
Montreal
W. H. Clayton
Worswe
Caupass
UFE DE
Unemployment Insurance Commission
J. Tallon
J. G. Bisson
C. A. L. Murchison Commissioner
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