Minister's Rest Plea for Holidays for Ministers
A reprint from The New Outlook presents Rev D Sclater of Toronto urging regular holidays for ministers. The piece argues recreative periods refresh pulpit sermons and benefit congregations through rested leadership and shared responsibilities. It urges laity to reduce unneeded visits and allow ministers time for thorough pulpit work to renew vigor and joy in service.
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D. Sclater
Toronto
Arya
Sclater
Government plans bridge improvements at Oakville site
Hon. George 3. Henry says the Ita period of settling is over for 6 Oakville bridge. Engineers will level approaches and fill under, with possible future underpinnings but no major overhaul this summer. The bridge remains structurally safe with steel in good condition.
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Oakville Bridge
George
Henry Ithe
Local notices and council actions reported in Peel Halton area
Ashgrove families visit Moorecroft while Acton Rod and Gun Club leases the Gore stream. Edith Carnine Allan to wed Isck Alan of Acton. Peel Halton County Council to discuss debentures for Oakville bridge and county roads in 1925. Refuge officers urge approval for new wing with dormitories and basement root cellar.
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Norman Brieckworth
John Wiigatesworth
Ashgrove
Moorecroft
Acton Rod and Gun Club
The
Gore
Grand River
B. McKenzie
Church Street
Victoria Avenue
T. F. Ryder
Arkell
Edith Carnline
Isck Alan
Acton
John Fk. Allan
Erin
Free Press
Oakville
Refu
W. Brain
J. F. Little
Halton
County Council of
Peel
Peel- Halton House of Refuge
Halton County
Moore Funeral Notice for Nathaniel Moore
The Vancouver Daily Provinces lists the funeral for Nathaniel Moore late of the Locus Hotel and former city real estate agent. It will be held tomorrow at 11 from T. J. Kearney & Co. chapel 802 Broadway W with interment at Mountain View Cemetery.
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Nathaniel Moore
Vancouver
Moore
Locus Hotel
T. J. Kearney & Co
Broadway W
Mountain View Cemetery
Femacey
Wm. Moore
Fatal Farm Accident Claims Kay in Puslinch Township
Cathcart Kay a 40 year old farmer from Puslinch Township died after his team bolted with an iron roller throwing him under the heavy implement. He was found unconscious by a neighbor and died before ambulance arrival. Kay, born in Glasgow, Scotland, is survived by his widow and one son.
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John Stalker
Bruce County
Ross
Bruce
Scotland
Lawsons
Annie Ross
Mrs. Stalker
Can
Reguar
Knox Church
A. C. Stewart
General Assembly
Montreal
Acton Free Press
Cathcart Kay
Puslinch
Guelph
Kay
Mr. Kay
Glasgow
Rge Coulson
Cosson
Lowville
Hanover
Rev. J. Donaldson
Rockwood
Guelphees
United Church
Perth
D. R. Marshall
United States
New York
Tetecuaeee Directony
San Bernardino
Cal
John D. Wheelihan
F. A. Wheelihan
Campbellville
Robert Coxe
Nassagaweys
Six Nations Council
Yoda Roc
Seavey
Albert E
Heathcote
Bank of Montreal crop report and local notices
The report notes cold weather with frosts but no serious damage. fall wheat 80 percent winter killed yet ground seeded with spring grain, barley and oats thriving, rye and timothy hay steady, and fruit crops promising. A farm accident injures Milton Farmer Hurt as his land roller collapses. West Caledon Township declares a large game reserve with several farms set aside. Foxes and squirrels are plentiful in the area.
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Bank of Montreal
Milton Farmer
W. Hopper
Nelson Township
Caledon
West Caledon
Pearson
Snider
Donald McLaren
Peter's
James Brown
Duncan McLeod
John Franks
Florida youth jailed for street joy riding and desertion
Chester Davidson of Florida raided Burlington streets then fled to the countryside. Highway constable Deli mer corralled him near Lowville after he ditched his car. He appeared before Police Magistrate Barr and was fined $100 plus costs.
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Chester Davidson
Florida
Buriington
Delimer
Lowville
Barr
Costa
Warning for motorists at border over missing license card
Motorists entering the United States are warned to carry their motor license card permit. Without it customs authorities will return travelers at the border, spoiling the planned trip.
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United States
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Clarence B. Wiggings
Beleitar
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O'Neill Bloch
Georgetown
Stortings Investmente
T. HW
Marcellus
Loure
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Grave Hospital
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Alto
DR. Sutherland
Ipp
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D.V
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L.O
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Ontaro
Wrilsen
Palmer
Alice
O'Neill
Milton
Royal City Dairy
Forster
John McDonald
Brown’s Bakery
N. H. Brown Bakery
Studebaker
J.N. O'Neill & Son
F. T. McGillivray
King Furnace
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E.E. Young's
Neilson
Stratford Bakery
McLaughlin- Buick
McLaughlin-Buick
S. V. King Dealer
Mslaughlin
BUICK
Taylor Forbes
Martin Senour
Graham & Clements
Brantford Attask
Brantford
AUIS
Brantford Roofing Co
Ontario
Georgetown Lumber Co., Ltd
Gabigetoun
Dobis
Ion
Georgetown and
Milton High School
E. MacNabb
Hamilton General Hospital Nurses’ Training School
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Alton
Myrtle Harrod
Julia Wood
Freeman
Gowland & King
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Galt
Mayo Bros.’ Hospital
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