Obituary notices from Indiana and Ontario deaths
DIED MOONY At his late residence Prankfort Indiana on Tuesday December 12 1933 Dr George F Moore aged son of John and Jonnie Moore formerly of Lichous Ontario. PARR In Guelph on Monday December 12 1933 Frances Galbralut widow of the late Benjamin Parr aged years. The funeral will be from the residence of her daughter 14 Bat Street Guelph on Thursday December 14 at 1 oclock to Williams United Church for service at 1 oclock. Interment in Glen Williams Cemetery.
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Moony
Prankfort
Indiana
Turmlay
George EF. Moore
John and
Jonnie Moore
L Mchous
Ontario
Obituary Mrs Alkery Ayflevard of Maquesing
A mother of Faquesing’s old and large residentia in ne pron of Merg widow of Albert Appreyard passed away at home. Survived by son Thomas and daughter Mrs Webb with other children in Mamillon Toronto Oupringe. Funeral Thursday afternoon at Lunrhou cemetery with pastor Rev. Dyiloward officiating. The well-wishers were John Mulrr Mosard Nradiey Zimmerman Dav Aiven Jono Nikky and Jolin flags.
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Faquesing
Merg
Albert Appreyard Pase Atey
Thomas
Lot
Uicun
Maquesing
Tumday
Sun
Rhodes
John Mulrr
Mosard Nradiey
A Zimmerman
Dav Aiven Jono Nikky
Jolin Flags
Obituary Notice for Mrs Lilico Family Serves in Our City
A long time resident of the old Methodist Church and a Christian woman is mourned by her family. She lived in Corefraka and Ourclph before moving to Ourclph ten years ago. The funeral will be held at Olen Wy ams cemetery after a service in the United Church. Councillor A B Parr of Grorgrtown is named as her grandson.
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al de Ace
Pwar
Frases Galtrait
Eiow
Iinjamimn
Thunday
Aervicw
United Church
J Oelock
A. DB. Parr
Grorgrtown
Dreraird
Rev W O Lux ton presides at two parish dedications
Eyvenwong of St Alban s Church Glen Williams led services at Oloomul y and St Alban s. Rev W O Laxton carried out service at St Andrew s Church atop Moach Hill and at the Church of the Good Shepherd Barton-Wast near the city. Mr Luston born Georgetown. A O H Laxton, former Hamilton Bank manager. Mr Thompson invited to dedicate font pews and prayer desk at the Good Shepherd mission started at Gioney Creek. The prayer book was dedicated to the glory of God and in memory of Rev W O Davis canon Davis formerly Hector of St James Quelph.
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Hank of Hamilton
Afr
Thompson
Church of the Good Shepherd
Gioney Creek
God
W. O. Davis
Canon Davis
Hector
St. James’ Church
Quelph
Rev
HW. Wase
Knox Presbyterian Women Elect Officers At Annual Meeting
At Knox Presbyterian W385 annual meeting Tuesday the following officers were elected for next year Honorary president Mrs Wetherald President Mrs H H Clark First Vice president Mrs Hodgson Ind Vice president Mrs Sienderson Secretary Mills RE Young Treasurer Mrs Milea Fe Caird Home Helpers Mrs W Sinclair Welcome and Welfare secretary Mrs Poulls Secretary Mrs W Camp Literature Committee Mrs T McKay Tidinge Lore W Beasey Miss Le Mission Leader Mrs Kerney Tea Convenor Mrs Williamson Mrs Cooke Plantations Mrs Degsey Mrs Alaciair Key woman for deficit fund Mrs Murrey Conner Nominating Committee Mrs Henderson.
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Mre
HH. Clark
Brrs
Hodgson
Ind
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Bmilea Fe
Caird Home Helpers Bee
W. Sinclair
W. Camp
Gec
T. McKay
W. Beasey
Mission Dand
Kerney
Williamson
Cooke
Plantata
Degsey
Alaciair
Murrey
Conner
Henderson
Mayor J B Macmenzip Receives Community Thanks
The note honors J B Macmenzip for four years as mayor and two as councillor in Osorgetown. It commends his faithful ratepayer service, municipal efforts, and dedication to the town, acknowledging his careful leadership and the community’s gratitude.
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J. B. Macmenzip
Osorgetown
Ayer
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J.B
Davis chosen at Halton Libese-Corneneile Convention
W M Davis of Oakville was elected Conservative candidate for the coming provincial election, defeating rival Gragul and Nelson. The meeting drew a large crowd as Provincial Minister Kennedy spoke on rural reform and the need for agricultural support. Davis and party speakers addressed the attendees outlining campaign goals.
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Halton
Norval River Rescue Averts Potential Tragedy
In Norval a group of boys slipped into the river while near the mill pond. Mac Watson waded to the icy edge and pulled the youngsters to safety one by one as they clung to the bank. He guided them home after a quick clothing change and kept everyone calm throughout the ordeal.
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Norval
Mac Watson
Jecule Louth
Ausosa
Lusty
Watson
Wees
Chan
Women's Auxilary Elects New Officers at Stewartsown
Stewartown The annual meeting of the Women's Auxiliary of St John's church elected new officers including Mrs W Johnston as vice president Mrs J Burd secretary and Mrs J A Treary treasurer. Mrs J Gr anform named superintendent of the Junior W A. The Junior branch plans to donate part of an outfit for a girl in an Indian school and all missionary obligations were met.
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J. John’s Church
Stewarttown
W. Johnston
Sire
J. Burd
J. A. Treary
Mira J
Minh
Union V Alliance Elects Officers At Annual Meeting
The annual Union v ALU meeting elected officers for the year. Honorary president Mrs. Ewen Bic Donald. President Mrs. Jon Hoare. Vice-presidents Mrs. V. Thompson and Mrs. Burrat Leable. Secretary Mrs. Albert Dolson. Treasurer Mrs. Pred Lyons. Pianist Mrs. Frank Peich. Installation by Mira Garrett Lealle. Mrs. Wilma Hunter sang and Mira T spoke on hospitals see rural problems.
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Hoor
Afra
Clarence Anderson
Lirs
Ewen Bic- Donald
Jon. Hoare
Jat
V. Thompson
Burrat
Leable
Albert Dolson
Pred Lyons
Pianut
Prank Peich
Mira Garrett Lealle
Mim. B. Young
Fiss Wilma Hunter
Mira. T
United Church WMS Holds Final 1033 Meeting
The United Church Woman's Missionary Society held its last meeting of 1033 in the church schoolroom at 3 pm on Tuesday December 6. Mrs Hutt presided assisted by Mrs Tuck with readings by Mrs Whitmee and a solo by Mrs Main. Officers for 1034 were elected including President R O Adams and vice presidents Hutt O B Day Day and others. duties listed and the session closed with hymn and prayer led by Mrs Hutt.
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Tuck
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Brrs
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Lins
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Srd
Lire
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Tyndall
Bira
Deans
Mfra
Wanmaupok
Near
Misionary Monthly
Lire McDermid
Aiis Coventry
Preure
Anthony
Planisi
Rumiey
Preas
A. J. O'Neill
Glenswinianas Lodge Elects and Installs Officers
The officers were elected to Glenswinianas Lodge 6 for 10H. Jas Vox W.M. Thos a Qotven Dir Johnn E. Pox Chaplain John Everson Recording Bee Jat Lecturer John McDonald Jat Lecturer Ralph meres Committee Robert Bly t Robe Addy P Norton F Wood Tyler Dert Marchment Officers were installed by a Pox District Master Stornby and Len Marchment PA LOL Ha
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Jas
Vox
W.M
Thos A Qotven
Johnn E. Pox
John Everson
John McDonald
Ralph Meres
Robert Blyt Robe Addy
P. Norton
F. Wood
Tyler
An Pox
Stornby
Len Marchment
Lol
Georgetown Curling Club Elects Officers for New Season
The Georgetown Curling Club held its annual meeting December 7 and elects E Peller as President H Davidson Vice President W Anthony Secretary O McLintock Treasurer. A 88.00 season fee invites new members and social activities including cards and checkers are planned for days not spent curling.
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Georgetown Curling Club
E. Peller
H. Davidson
W. . Anthony
O. MecLintock
E. Erwin
N. Tuck
Q. BicLintack
C. Burnardo
Qgames
McWairter
J. Richardson
W. Anthony
B. Poller
Arason
Limehouse Olive Given to Milas Nellie Lane on Eve of Marriage
A gathering of about 350 relatives and friends celebrated Milas Nellie Lane on the eve of her marriage at a packed limehouse home. The Sunday School class presented an end table, and large gift baskets testified to the couple’s high regard. The reception featured cards and dancing with lunch, while well wishers voiced appreciation for the couple. Various local residents reported health improvements or recovery.
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Olive Given
Wiahesa
Milas Nellie Lane
Efra
Wm. Gowdy
Guelph Hospital
Wim. McDonald
Pede Hospital
Dalimafad
Mfr
John Newton
Services at United Church Hear Prominent Speaker
Large gathering at United Church last Sunday with Lt. Rev. T. Albert Moor giving an address on building Christian character and church cooperation. Music featured a cantata, organ and violin performances, with numerous hymns and solos by the choir and junior choir, to conclude with a Gloria and benedictions.
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Unitn
T. Albert Moor
Ongarami
Piro
Anthim—Harken Unio
Junior Hymin
Daut
Kate Ramsey
Borothy Allicott
Quarut—-shudd — Mulon Maw
de -Wade
Darubinde
Chou
Onder
Service Us
Kennedy
Kennet
Mr. Oadfroy
Olifertcire
Orygan
Advent and Christmas Services Run Across Churches
Local churches announce a schedule of sermons, Sunday schools, and special services. St. George’s, St Albans, and United Church list morning and evening worships, Advent themes, and guest preachers.
Trail Rangers Rally After Big Turnout In Outdoor Meet
The Trail Rangers held their largest turnout of the year with twenty eight boys in the White and Blue teams competing in relay races basketball and hockey. Whites led early in the relay events but Blues tied it up late in the program. In hockey the Whites won 8 to 8 after a hard fought match and a post game bonfire. A Sunday worship service followed at the Un Church on Bundsay. Next meeting will be a social. Standings list many names with White and Blue team members including Long Bargent Niddall Wilcox Brockford Louth Kennedy and Emmerson among others.
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Dluca
Duske
Promiany
Bundsay
Sme Eens
Blace
Whites
GQ. Long
J. Bargent
Xu Q. Niddall
R. Wilcox
E. Brockford
J. Louth
BB. Kennedy
Bichfienemy
B.idham
D. Jourdain
Coffell
P. Johnson
Z. McCumber
J. Dann
Vv. Wright
Q. Collir
YP. Cleave
H W. Crawford
A. Braplston
Card of Titaneh X Thanks Ward Two Rotopayers
Card from A Maclaran thanking Ward Two voters for placing confidence in him as Councillor for 1034. He pledges year round cooperation with ratepayers and responsibility beyond honor to make 1034 the best year.
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Thaly
A. Maclaran
Ottawa Spotlight analyzes Canada’s farm policy and tariffs
A long dispatch discusses Canadian agricultural policy, prices, and potential government actions. It covers proposed minimums, revenue changes, cabinet shifts, and expected parliamentary sessions. Names like Bennett, Weir, Matthews appear with policy debates on tariffs and subsidies.
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