Local Notes and Obituaries from Virden District
Community updates include funeral of Mrs. Finley Crandall and praise for church and charity events. Mr Hassard and family relocate east, Mrs Simmons and kin settle in new premises. Edward Lord Cave dies at nine after diabetes. Ottawa issues live stock breeder directory for farmers seeking pure bred stock.
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Edward Lord Cave
Thos, Cave
Cave
Department of Agriculture
Ottawa
Dominion
Oak River community notes include club meeting and school concerns
The Curling Club held its annual meeting appointing officers and outlining two curling sheets. A school meeting debated using $6,400 from insurance to rebuild after a fire, with Dr. Kirk as Trustee and J. McTavish as secretary. Evangelistic services led by Dr. Gordon drew large crowds at the Presbyterian church, with Rev. Hartley to continue.
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Dr. Roche
Pres
E. H. Glinz
J. G. Barr
FE. Wankel
Sec.-Treas
J. McTavish
R. Thompson
A McAlpine
I. Glinz
J. McIntosh
A. Crerar
Kirk Chaplain
H. McCulloch
S. D
Kirk
Rev. H. McCulloch
Community Notes From Arrow Ton and Surroundings
G T Phillips reelected by acclamation at the dominations. Harry Rose plans to live with W Bishop for the coming year. Grain Growers met at Crandell last Saturday with many farmers in attendance. Monday night storm kept many home from suppers at Crandell or Orrwold. Sunday School to hold Christmas entertainment on December 2nd. Wesly Runchey and Sidney Ianuna left for the Canadian Sun to spend the winter. Fourth weekly Sunday School social hosted by Mrs Thos Irvine featured recitations by Mrs Orth Miss C Little H Rose Iva Lipset Diesy Thompson a dialogue by the Misses Little and songs by Rose Desichman Hancock and Peck. Miss Anderson hosted a dainty party for friends on Friday night. Atan Farlehonr followed by games and dancing. The most social will be at the home of Mr and Mrs R Hasna Friday night. Strong community support for Handy Schools effort to provide pleasant entertainment for old and young alike.
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W. Bishop
Crandell
Orrwold
Wesly Runchey
Sidney Ianuna
Canadian Sun
Thos. Irvine
Orth
C. Little
H. Rose
Iva Lipset
Diesy Thompson
Handy Schools
Efert
Audiour
Ontario Local Option Reforms Face Mixed Results
The local option debate in Ontario shows mixed effects with licenses rising from about three thousand to over twenty seven hundred, yet many rural districts remain unaffected. Toronto and nearby towns weigh license reductions while some municipalities seek repeal and reform amid votes and municipal action.
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Ontario
Campaice
Masioke
Act Ie
Seore
Ie Ri
San Us
Owen Sound
Moore
Toronto
West Toronto
North Toronto
Toronto City
York County
Evangelistic Services Continue in Knox Church Under Rev McKinnon
Rev McKinnon of Winnipeg conducted last night and will lead nightly services at Knox church through the 17th. Ralph Connor is scheduled to preach Sunday morning and evening. The passage discusses local option and Ontario licensing trends toward restoration rather than suppression, noting previous election disappointment.
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Presbyterian Church
Gordon
Ralph Conner
Winnipeg
F. J. Hartley
Roland
Knox Church
McKinnon
Ralph Connor
Ing
Ontario
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