Longtime Esquising resident Samuel Ruddell dies after long illness
Samuel Kay Ruddell a lifelong Esquising resident died June 12 after a long illness. Born May 24 1844 on the Ashgrove fort he spent his life on the family farm. He married Minerva Howson in 1880 and is survived by two sons Edgar of Toronto and Arthur plus three daughters Mrs R H Wright Mrs W P Laidlaw and Olive. Active in the Methodist and Doit ed Churches for decades he also supported the Sons of Temperance and cultural pursuits. Funeral services were held with ministers including Rev H Caldwell and Rev N D McKinnon and Rev Griffin Thompson presiding.
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Joseph Ruddell
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R. H. Wright
W. P. Laidlaw
Olive
Thomas
Galt
Methodiet Church
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Hornby
Sea W. C
H. Caldwell
Leeco
N. D. Mo. Kinnon
Norval
Griffin Thompson
Hamilton
Grace
E. W. Maltby
Wm. Cooks
Ward Ruddell
FE. W. Maltby
Geo. Nurse
N. Weigglanworth
D. P. Wright
Thos. Ruddell
J. N. Rowan
Evelyn Rowan
G. M
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R. Lush
Clarkson
Misa Howson
Glamis
P. D. Hartley
C. Lush
Geo. Lush
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M. E. Nixon
Milton
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Streetaville
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BE. A. Crawford
Roy Crawford
Miss Annie Hall
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Fred L. Ruddell
Fred L. Ruddall
Guelph General Hospital
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Jean
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Charles Prise
James Hill
M. L. Near
J. M. Moore
Orangemen at Knox Presbyterian Church Parade
Members of Orange Lodge No 245 and visiting brethren attended a church parade at Knox Presbyterian Church on Sunday evening. Rev. Mr. MacLean delivered a sermon urging repentance forgiveness and faith in Jesus Christ while the choir and organ provided special music. A vote of thanks was given to Rev. MacLean at the Lodge rooms afterward.
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Missionary Sibley Speaks on Future of China in Limehouse
Rev W Z Sibley, a West China missionary for 20 years, spoke at Limehouse United Church on Sunday. The morning talk covered China’s political and educational lag and vast natural resources, noting a province with coal enough for the world 1000 years at current use. An evening address discussed Christian influence and new ideas in China, Buddhism’s response to Christianity, and hymns. Proceeds from a Monday church supper exceeded one hundred dollars, with a large crowd and fine decorations.
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Brampton Ladies Defeat Town Team at Halton Club
Ten Brampton Golf Club women faced Georgetown's Town Ladies at Halton Golf and Country Club on Friday. Brampton won 6 4 with matches including Mrs Coffen, Mrs Haggert and Mrs Shorey securing points while Mrs Willoughby and Mrs Stacey led early wins and Mrs Wegenest scored twice.
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Jitney Tournament Set For Next Thursday Evening
The notice invites Georgetown players to a Jitney Tournament next Thursday evening. Booteh doubles are scheduled for June 28 at 7 30. Bring friends to join the event and enjoy the competition.
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Four Killed In Lambton Crossing Auto Crash
Four members of the Little family of Ashington were killed when their car collided with a Torosto Guelph freight locomotive at Lambton crossing on the Dundas Highway. Walter 42, Fealia 1, Edward 1, Ivy 10 Littley died. mother and Stanley 16 survived. Eyewitnesses Mr and Mrs George Hutchison reported poor visibility as the car was struck just east of the crossing.
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Ballinafad Ladies' Aid Meets at United Church Hall
The Ballinafad Ladies' Aid of the United Church held a meeting in the church hall on Tuesday afternoon June 12. Mrs Emma Cook chaired, and Miss Fred Shortitt was named chair for the session. Treasurer Mrs George Thompson reported a $54 balance to be used for church and manse repairs.
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George Thompson
Legion Monthly Meeting Elects Honorary Leaders
Attendance reached thirty eight with President Major Consens chairing. Major Grant named Honorary President and W R Boyd as honorary chaplain for Georgetown Legion. Two delegates chosen for Kingston provincial convention. delegates President Major Cousens and Secretary Ed Harker. Seven new members admitted. Brampton Memorial unveiling slated for July 4 at 2 20 pm with Viscount Willinghom present. Georgetown branch invited to ceremony.
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Local Council of Women Reports and Activities
The June meeting at the Library heard President Mrs. F. Harley report repaired playground equipment citywide. Mrs. H. W. Kennedy reviewed the National Council of Women’s Toronto meeting and Ontario events with tea at Annosley Hall and a screening of Dawn. A fund drive aims to raise 000 in October for ongoing national work.
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Kawartha Lakes Region Promises Bright Waters and Recreation
Prominent Kawartha area east of Toronto known for its bright waters named by Indigenous people as Kawartha. Vacationers find lakes, resorts, bass and muskellunge fishing, speckled trout in smaller lakes, and abundant outdoor activities including canoeing motorboating bathing tennis golf. Canadian Nations Railways agents offer illustrated folders with maps and information.
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Obituary notices from Glenwilliams and Glen
Deaths include Fred Dukes formerly of Glen willlarow at Melfort Saskatchewan on Saturday lant. Florence Sharp daughter of Mr and Mrs Sharp died after long illness. Wm Heaumont has returned to the Glen after his wife’s death. Robt Fry has recovered and can move about. Sympathy is extended to bereaved families by friends and neighbors.
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Glen
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Robt. Fry
Weekend visitors and local youth unfold at Glen scene
The Glen hosts weekend visits and games on the United Church grounds. Eva Winfield of Guelph spends the weekend at her home here. Minnie and Heusle visit from Niles, Ohio. Georgetown girls win 22 to 15 in a soft ball match. The list notes numerous Toronto and Ontario visitors and locals sharing time at Glen.
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Minnie
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Niles
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Catharine
Niagara Falls
Myra
Alex. Norton
Rochester N. Y
Glen
Georgetown Girls
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