Picnic At Eldorado Draws Orian Lodge Members
Over a hundred members of Orian Lodge 1.0.U.F. No. 109 and Verdun Rebekah Lodge held a basket picnic at Eldorado Park last Thursday. People arrived by car and boat, enjoyed games and a tug of war, shared baskets of edibles, with prizes awarded in events such as three legged race and running broad jump.
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Orian Lodge
U.F. No. 109
Verdun Rebekah Lodge
Eldorado Daack
Winte
Rudon Ear
Milton
O Roys
Joe Hall
Herman Cole
P. Blackburn
Raguish
Standing Secured by Pupils at Georgetown High School
Examination results show Georgetown High School pupils securing standing across subjects. The list names numerous students with English composition, literature, history, algebra, geometry, physics, and chemistry results, highlighting widespread performance.
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Georgetown High School
Lhe Wtanding
Alcott
Baily
Bell
Carton
Cricbton
Fraser
Heath
Hosking
Lindsay
Lunan
McAlear
Mackenzie
Payne
Roses
Sinclair
Squirea
British Hill
Thompson
Tyndall
Beocham
Norrington
Russell
Hanna
Frampton
Kennnedys L
Form Jil- Bolger
Aileep
Caldwell, Ltd
Kennedy, Mar
Lane
Ada
McDermid
McDonald
Maeve
McKay
Mar
Jeasic
Frech
Moore
Aileen
Rose
Stoll
Rowena
Lola
Treanor
Kathleen
Wallace
Marg
Wilson
Isobel
Davin
Edith
Porm
Green
Geo
Heard
McMaster
Short
Leoo
Masbee
Freoch
Henoa
Glad
Hume
Kennedy
Lil
Townsend
Rosk
Isabel
NeKay, Mar
Deadly Crossing Crash Claims Lime Company Worker
William Weaver, a 52-year-old Dothy Lime Co employee, died after a train strike at the Ard lime crossing near Dolly Lime. His son and a visiting friend escaped with minor injuries. the car was badly damaged and the deceased leaves a wife and eight children.
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Mr. Olsop
Cobora
Actéo
Thindle
Ube CN. Ry
William Weaver
Guelph Hospital
Abe
Decrased
Lime Company
Tve
Beloved Mother Mary Emmett Giffen Remembered in Guelph
The family of Mary Emmett Giffen and Mrs. Giffen recall her Aug 23 death in 1924. Funeral at 1:30 pm Aug 27 at Woolwich Street residence with interment at a local cemetery. Daughters James Sidnes and others express enduring grief and motherly memories through a memorial verse.
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Frank Vouk
Sivaki
Girzun
Mary Emmett Giffen
Robert Giffen
Heampton
Stop signs urged at key town intersections
Council urged action on traffic safety noting that serious accidents are likely at Mill 81 crossing Main, John Street at Arnolds factory crossing Guelph, and Queen and Guelph. A simple white line and painted caution could prevent harm. The town boasts strong fire services and infrastructure but faces rising fire insurance rates prompting questions about underwriter treatment.
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Mill 81
Main
John St
Arnolds Factory
Guelph
Queen and
Guelph Sta
Snto Trafic
Obituary Mary Wilson Abram-Atark longtime Boston Church member
Mary Wilson Abram Stark died at home in Esquesing Township on Friday night August 2. She was widow of Abram Stark and a lifelong member of Boston Presbyterian Church. Survived by five sons and two daughters, funeral held Sunday from the homestead to Boston Church Cemetery.
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Abram-Atark
Concession
Exquesing Township
Mary Wilson
Abram Stark
Im Wiber
Boston Presbyterian Church
Canada
Shela
William
Robert
John
Esquesing
George
Detroit
Abram
Trafalgar
Miesea
Mabel
Molly
Boston Church Cemetery
Family Herald slashes price to one dollar a year
Montreal reports the Family Herald and Weekly Star cuts annual rate from 206 to 1.00, promising all features and future improvements remain. Advertisers touts special piano offers from Mason and Risch. Delivers and payments highlighted.
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Montreal
Family Herald
Weekly Star
Cronda
Ian Amate
Hillsburg Beats Georgetown In Ten Innings
Hillsburg defeated Georgetown in a hard fought ten inning baseball game with many hits and errors. Sargeant struggled but benefitted from breaks, while Hillsburg players chased the pitcher and earned support for next Saturday as they aim to even the series.
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Hillsburg
Georgetown
Sargeant
Cure
Young People Gather at Norval Churches Events
Norval youths enjoyed a gathering at the parsonage on Monday. The United Church plans a youth service next Sunday with a youth choir. Norval Presbyterians host an annual picnic to Eldorado on Thursday afternoon. The Ladies Aid of the Colled home of Mr. Robert McLaughlin meets Tuesday afternoon. A large attendance and enjoyable time marked the event. The Ladies Aid of the United Church stages an annual corn roast and pie social at the church Monday evening August 8 with program. admission 25 cents.
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United Church
Norval Presbyterian Sunday School
Robert McLaughlin
Ladice’ Aid of the United Church
Orange Order to Parade to United Church Sunday
Farmers reap a bountiful harvest as Orange Order members plan a Sunday parade to the United Church with a 7 o'clock service. The community offers sympathy to Mrs Lola Cook on the death of her daughter Wilhelmine. Mrs M Williams and daughter from Toronto visit Wheeler home.
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Orange Order
United Church
Beaumont
Galt
Lola Cook
Wilhelmine
M. Williama
Nice
Toronto
John Wheeler
Halton School Fair Features Livestock Exhibit
At the Halton school fairs in Milton Nassagateyn Trafalgar Bronte and Burlington a Dominion Livestock Department exhibit will showcase live sheep and varied wool displays. The feature aims to interest farmers with breed representations and a sizable wool collection.
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Enquesing
Milton
Nassagateyn
Trafalgar
Bronte
Burlington
Dominion Department of Livestock
Ontario Towns Announce Factory Closures for Labor Day Weekend
Many Ontario factories plan all day Saturday closings on September 18 to spare workers and allow time to attend the Canadian National Exhibition. Cities listed include Acton Brampton Caledon Erie Grovortowy Grand Valley Milton Orangeville Rockwood Shelbourne Streeterville Toronto Wheaton Woodbridge with dates in late September and October.
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Acton
Botton
Brampton
Caledon
Erie
Grovortowy
Grand Valley
Milton
Orangeville
Rockwood
Shelborne
Streeterville
Toronto
Ontario
Caledon East
Boeton
Meaford
Collingwood
Penetang
Midland Parry Sound
Sudbury
Capreol
Eral
Toropto
Inglewood
Georgetown
First annual choosing contest of Halton Rifles Regiment
The Halton Rifles Regiment Association held a well attended event Monday night with high scores recorded. Cooper and P Graham tied for fourth place but Cooper won the shootoff by one point. A weekend camp is planned at Long Branch from September 1 to 6 with rifle and machine gun drills. Local officers are to recruit 23 NCOs and men. Labor Day is a holiday with limited work needed to attend. Names should be submitted to Major Kennedy or Captain Cummings or at the Armories Monday evening, August List, for an upcoming shooting competition.
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D. Co. Halton Rifles Regiment
Folx Cooper
Cooper
P. Graham
Fowerth Glace
Halwa Rifles Regiment
Long Branch
Septeenber
Selanday
N.co‘e
Mondas
Major Kennedy
C Apt. Cummings
Trail Riders Journey From Banff to Wapte Camp
Reported journey of the Trail Riders of the Rockies with over 100 participants traveling from Banff to Wapte Camp via Marble Canyon and Lake O'Hare, starting August 5. Grain figures from Montress Harbor Commission show August 1 deliveries topped two million bushels across outgoing ships, first such daily record. Canadian harvest optimism cites US capital, new crop prospects, and tourist spending. Canada’s dollar value noted against New York exchange.
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Trail Riders of the
Rockies
Heracheck
Banff
Wapte Camp
Marble Canyon
Lake O'Hare
Harbor Commission of
Montress
United States
Canada
Dominion
New York
New York Exchange
Premesem
Fire Blight Destroys Apple Trees Across Ontario
An Ontario issue explains how Fire Blight, a severe bacterial disease of apple trees, appears as scorched leaves and brown shriveling twigs. It spreads via contaminated bees and insects, overwinters as canker, and can kill young trees in a single season. control requires cutting out all affected wood and thorough disinfection of tools.
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Fay Wight
Ontario
Dr. Jones
Guelph
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Oon Pace
Tim Gwaxcerown
Menai Avaust
Eldorado
Kied
Wm. Weaver
Lesex
W. H. Willson
Kiawexrataick
Limehouse
Xaggust
James Sidnes
Memoriam
Ltto
Mason & Biech
Gson & Risch
Tenth ” T
Norval
Glenwilliams
Halton
Fall Fair Bates
Ives
J. M. Gibbon
Tradl Eiders
Canadian Rockies
Cesndian
Balletin
Ome College of Art
Military College
Ontario Department of Agriculture
Ae Harrington
Prrin Ae
Roger
Jacksons
Winnipeg
Manitoba
Saskatchewan
Alberta
Edmonton
Tawais
Calgary
MacLeod
Exst
NTN
Canadian National Railways
Westo
Canadian National
Creeman
Armen Farn
Apphyite
McDouaht
George Town
Fea
E.O. Cathcart
Hawaii
Baw
Thoupace Guely
Walter Thompson
Ashgrove
Grongstown Lumber Co
Fi Glass Carpenters
Water Streets
Hartlett Pears
Geo. W. Heerington
Lip
Murdock Streets
John Ballantised
Ph Street
Charles Cikalont
Apply To Council
FLL
Cleek
A. LL Noble
W. BR. Browne & Co
Puj Pien
Ively Hodge
Stewarttown
Kr.r
Alayor Dale
Queen St
J. J. Gibbons, Ly
Herald
Brandford
Hydro Commissi
Murdock
Durham
Delaware and Hudson
John E. Joyce
Murray Area
F. L. McGeorge
J. Ho Smith
Kelly & Aiken Collectors
Owen Sound
TUE Wome Insurance Comsanth
Elmer C. Thompson Insurance Service
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