Obituaries Notice Remembers Geraldine Cox Jessie Henderson and Albert Tost
DIED COX In Georgetown on Sunday May 29 1938 Geraldine Bell wife of Joseph Cox in her 27th year HENDERSON Jessie Hope McLeod widow of Herbert B Henderson May 28 1938 at Ambassador Apts Dear Home Wyandotte E at Lincoln Rd May 30 1938 3 30 pm Rev H M Paulin officiating Followed by service at Knox Presbyterian Church Tuesday May 31 3 pm TOST In Guelph Comerel see on Monday May 30 1 Albert D Tost beloved Father of Barbara Kennedy
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Cox
Georgetown
Geraldine Bell
Joseph Cox
Tost
Guelph
Eee
Albert D. Tost
Barbara Kennedy
Obituary Mrs Joseph Cox Remembers Geral dine Bell
Geral dine Bell died in her home after months of poor health on Sunday May 23 in her 27th year. She was the wife of Joseph Cox and mother of Josephine Kathleen and Gerald. She is also survived by her father and two brothers in Peterboro. Funeral services were held Tuesday at St George's Church with Rev W G O Thompson. interment at Greenwood Cemetery Georgetown. The family expressed thanks for floral tributes.
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Geraldine Bell
Joseph Cox
Josephine
Kathleen
Gerald
Peterboro
St. George's Church
W. G. O. Thompson
Greenwood Cemetery
Georgetown
Obituary of Mrs. Jes sie Hope McLeod Henderson
Mrs. Jes sie Hope McLeod Henderson of Windsor died after a short illness at Ambassador Apartments. Born in Georgetown, she was widow of Herbert B. Henderson and active in St. Andrew's Presbyterian groups. Surviving children include Norman B. and Mrs. J. B. MacArthur. brothers James B. and Norman L. McLeod. sisters Mrs. George Begg and Mrs. H. M. Wetherald. five grandchildren. Funeral held at Morris Funeral Home Windsor with later service in Georgetown. Burial in Greenwood Cemetery.
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St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church
Jessie Hope McLeod Henderson
Ambassador Apartments
Ouellette Avenue
Windsor
Georgetown
Wiliam McLeod
Sarah Barber
Winnipeg
Herbert B. Henderson
Independent Order of the Daughters of the Empire
Norman B
Toronto
J. B. MacArthur
James B
Norman L. McLeod
George Begg
H. M. Wetherald
D. Davidson
J. A. Willoughby
Geo. M. Begg
Charles C. Henderson
W. A. Wilson
O. T. MacKay
H. C. Barber
Greenwood Cemetery
Mrs A G Clarridge Dies After Long Ill Health
After seven years of illness and two months in hospital, Mrs. A G Clarridge died Thursday morning May 19. Born Mary Ann Martin in Caledon in 1877, she was the daughter of William Martin. She spent her youth at Inglewood and later lived on a Georgetown area farm before moving to the Acton farm east of town thirty four years ago.
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A. G. Clarridge
Acton
Caledon
Georgetown
Obituary notices Bannockburn woman founders remembered
The community mourns a bright active member who helped Knox Church Acton and founded the Bannockburn Women's Institute. She leaves six daughters and eight grandchildren, with relatives across Brantford Toronto Acton and Inglewood. Funeral service at Knox Church home burial in Boston Mills Cemetery.
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Caaee
Knox Church
Acton
Bannockburn Women’s Institute
County Institute
Bigg Joss
Clarridge
R.A. Storey
Brantford
Matthews
J. F. Arecott
Toronto
G. MacMillan
Geo. Tyler
L. Garvin
Glen Willams
Brampton
Guelph
Inglewood
Belfountain
Boston Mills
R. A. Storey
Jas. Mann
T. Kennedy
O. Moffat
Robt. Kerr
A. T. Mann
Martin
H. Young
Bobbie Storey
Donald Matthews
Norman Martin
Wm. Martin
Knox Church Ladies’ Aid
Chalmers Church
W.C.A
Bannockburn Women's Institute
Bannockburn Literary Society
The
Cherio Club
UF. Y.P.O
John Mann
Tyler
Garvin
Howden
Margaret
Roy
Gwen Dobbie
Grace Gibson
Free Press
Cedar Crest Golf Club notes May day events and results
Cedar Crest members enjoyed a cool day of golf on May 24 with a captain versus vice captain match ending 389 to 387 in favor of the vice captain’s side. Roy Foulis posted the low net of 43 for nine holes, and Armstrong and Willoughby won the mixed foursome with a 93 net for nine.
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Cedar Crest
Robb
Telford MacKay
Marjorie Gault
J. A. Willoughby
MacKay
Wes. Robb
H. Lawson
Real Barber
F. Armstrong
Bertram Willoughby
P. Coffin
Ken Charles
Heldmann
Nodwell
Armstrong
Willoughby
Roaf Barber
Roy Foulis
Frank Armstrong
Wes Robb
Jean Mackenzie
J. R. Smith
Dip the Sheep Flock to End External Parasites
The article urges regular dipping of sheep in late spring or early autumn to control ticks and lice that depress profits. It notes rapid parasite reproduction, cites British law requiring dipping, and points to public dipping tanks in Ontario. Farmers should consult local Agriculture office about sheep dipping in their county.
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Ontario
Mentof Agriculture Office
Japan Exports Four Million Eight Hundred Twenty Three Thousand Pounds
貨物貿易の要因は不明だが日本は約4823003ポンドのエッチ競合品を輸出したと報じられる。状況は流動的で詳細は未確認。
Weasel Tigers in the Bird World and Beyond
A Detroit Izaak Walton League official notes the weasel’s lethal skills as it preys on birds and rabbits. The animal uses a swiveling neck and elastic body to ambush from nearly any angle, climbs to reach nests, and can strike with devastating speed. A mother weasel with young carries prey to her lair.
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Weasel
Detroit
Izaak Walton League
Vibration in Suspension Bridges From Load and Marching
The article explains that suspension bridges vibrate mainly up and down due to load on cables. It notes long longitudinal stiffening trusses limit distortion and cites a 1850 French bridge collapse caused by 487 soldiers marching in step, illustrating amplified vibration from uniform marching.
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France
Global Compulsory Schooling Listed Across Nations
The article notes compulsory public schooling exists in many countries including Albania Argentina Australia Belgium Bolivia Brazil Bulgaria Canada Canal Zone Chile Costa Rica Cuba Czechoslovakia Denmark Dominican Republic Egypt Estonia Finland France Germany Greece Guatemala Honduras Hungary Iceland India Iran Italy Japan Latvia Lithuania Luxembourg Mexico Netherlands Newfoundland New Zealand Nicaragua Norway Panama Peru Poland Puerto Rico Portugal Romania Russia El Salvador Siam Spain Sweden Switzerland Syria Turkey Union of South Africa United Kingdom Uruguay Venezuela and Yugoslavia.
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Albania
Argentina
Australia
Belgium
Bolivia
Brazil
Bulgaria
Canada
Canal Zone
Chile
Costa Rica
Cuba
Czechoslovakia
Denmark
Dominican Republic
Ecuador
Egypt
Estonia
Finland
France
Germany
Greece
Guatemala
Honduras
Hungary
Iceland
India
Iran
Persia
Irish Free State
Italy
Japan
Latvia
Lithuania
Luxemburg
Mexico
Netherlands
Newfoundland
New Zealand
Nicaragua
Norway
Panama
Peru
Poland
Puerto Rico
Portugal
Rumania
Russia
el Salvador
Siam
Spain
Sweden
Switzerland
Syria
Turkey
Union of South Africa
United Kingdom
Uruguay
Venezuela
Yugoslavia
English horn not a horn in spite of its name
A Pearson's London Weekly writer notes the English horn is a wood wind instrument, not a horn. It lists other wood winds like the clarinet oboe and bassoon and identifies true orchestra horns as the brasses such as the cornet trumpet trombone and tuba. The French horn is the instrument usually called the horn.
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Pearson
London Weekly
Gibbon Ape Mirrors Humans in Motion and Grace
The gibbon, the smallest of the apes, is described as highly human to look at and behaviorally advanced. It walks erect with long arms nearly dragging the ground and swings from branch to branch using only its arms, unlike other monkeys that push off with their feet.
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Gabby Gibbon
Hopi Snake Dance Draws Crowds to Cliff Dwellings
The Hopi snake dance attracts thousands to cliff villages in northwestern Arizona. The exact date is kept secret until ten days before, but the ceremony typically occurs in mid summer and stands as one of the era's most fascinating survivals.
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Arizona
Mortgage Sale of Bingham Farm Lands in Esquesing Ontario
BR J Kerr Auctioneer offers public sale on June 22, 1938 at 1:30 PM of farm lands in Esquesing County Ontario tied to mortgage No. 14300 to the Agricultural Development Board. Properties include parts of Lot 17 and Lot 18 Concession 10 with 63 acres 2 acres and 55 acres and a dwelling with farm buildings. Sale subject to reserve. 25 percent down. balance by mortgage at 4 percent. Solicitor W Eric Stewart East Block Parliament Buildings Toronto.
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BR. J. Kerr
Horace P, Bingham
R.R. No
Georgetown
Ontario
Esquesing
County of Ten
Grand Trunk Railway
Agricultural Development Board
W. Eric Stewart
EEC
East Block
Parliament Bidgs
Toronto
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