Obituary for G Ul Yuomfaon Aftey Sloog Alwe Cre Henry Thompson
G Ul Yuomfaon Aftey Sloog Alwe Cre Henry Thompson, a well known farmer of Homby pasa, died at Wellesley Hospital Toronto on Monday in his 15th year. He was a member of St Stephens church Momby Orange Order and Booth Bute. Surviving relatives include wife and daughter Wilfrideathone, Prank superintendent at Milton Children’s Shelter, and Mrs Isabel Chave Georgetown. Two sisters and four brothers survive. The funeral took place this afternoon.
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G. UL. Yuomfaon
Henry Thompson
Homby Pasa
Wellesley Hospital
Toronto
Deoras¢d
8. Stephen'’s Church
Momby
Orange Order
Booth Bute
Sieble Wadee
Jen Nee
Wilfrid Eathone
Death Tribute for Glen Williams from Family and Friends
The Glen Williams family observes the funeral for John Williams with service at the Glen Williams Presbyterian Church. Interment follows at Glen Williams Cemetery, with many relatives and friends sending tributes and praise for the deceased.
Fire alarms cause brief scares in Toronto area
Firefighters respond to three calls on Saturday and a false alarm Sunday night from Malin Street. A car engine hood fire at Arroe Ourr was extinguished with a chemical extinguisher after smoke. Police expect to catch culprits by Christmas. No property damage reported at Boyle's garage on Mill street.
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Malin Street
Boyle
Millatreet
Uney
Remembrance Day Statutory Holiday Noted by Canada
The federal department explains Remembrance Day November 11 is a statutory holiday nationwide but only Sundays are compulsory holidays. Factories and stores close only on Sundays. public recognition varies across Canada. Two minutes of silence will be observed as usual, but general observance as a public holiday is not guaranteed.
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Celebrated 44th Anniversary of Women’s Auxiliary
The Women’s Auxiliary of St George’s Anglican Church marked its 44th anniversary with a birthday party and cake. charter members present included Mrs Coffeen Miss Muston Mrs N Munter and Mrs J Barber. The group has donated about 3000 to the church fund and sends yearly clothing to Lac La Ronge Sask. The program featured music, dances, a sketch and remarks by Mr Leaumont on the work of the auxiliary.
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Mira.iter
J. Pennell
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Sfiss Muston
Church Funda
Lac la Jtonge
Sask
Leaumont
Olen Williams
Bir. C. Webster
W. ©. Q. Thompson
Mra
Brckenate
Groat
Halton Deanery Holds Annual Women's Auxiliary Meeting
The Halton Deanery of the Woman's Auxiliary met at George's Church Georgetown on Tuesday October 17. Bishop of Niagara preached at 11 am on How many loaves have ye. Mrs Dudley-Smith presided, with remarks by W G O Thompson and Mrs Dynes re-elected deanery secretary. Afternoon program included papers on Anglican history and Dorcas funds.
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George's Church
Georgetown
Niagara
Biss. Dynes
Burlington
Dominion
Mira. Newson
Las Bch
Can
Hamilton
Canon Russel Smith
Oakville
Dr. Greene
Dorcas
Mias Dynes
Lade
St. George's
W. A
St George's Church Marks 100th Anniversary Celebrations
St George's Church celebrated its 100th anniversary with morning and evening Holy Communion and Choral Music. Rector Rev W G O Tixmypoon led devotions. the Woman's Auxiliary observed a 40th anniversary with special music and organ and violin performances enhancing the service.
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Bam
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Thompson
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Jesus
Josus
Siam
Christ
St. George's Church
Stelf
buLding
Holy Church of Jesus Christ
Woman's Auxiliary
Jorgan Voluntaries
W. ¥. Flind‘Yey
Jack Thompson
First inspection of Oakville military district No 2 by General Anderson
About 300 soldiers from four companies plus signal corps and bugle band gathered in Oakville for a drill inspection led by Urigadi General T W Anderson, with Colonel O B Cousens in command of the parade. Captains Carter Teacock Chisholm Beaumont and others led their units as Anderson praised training and offered constructive guidance.
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Oakville
Urigadi-Grneral
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Military District No. 2
Aucorgalon
Ashton
A. Company
Signal Corps and Bugle Band
Georgetown
J. R. Carter
Muton
Q. Teacock
Warrington
Compgny
J. DB. Chisholm
H. C. Beaumont
Oakville Company
Colonsl
O. B . Cousens
Louis Keene
Banda
Anderson Add
General Anderson
Consens
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BEC
Military District No. 3
FP. Chappell
V.D
28Th Military Brigade
J. Portes
P. Harmon
H. T. May
Headquarterstaff
Local Council of Women Bids Farewell to Mrs Adams
W E Nodwell was jeered at a tea held at her home last Wednesday October 18 as Local Council of Women members and friends gathered to bid farewell to Mrs John Adams Mires Adams who leaves for Buffalo the next day a charter member since the council began in town. President J G Mackenzie spoke of her trip to Switzerland and Italy Tea was served The October meeting at the Public Library on October 16 discussed fall and winter plans Ira Parr Public Health Nurse gave a report and Mrs Hutt League of Nations convener urged members to follow Europe events An account of the July Provincial meeting at Ancaster was read Hosts were Al and W Lawson.
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Council of Women
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Mires. Adams
Buffalo
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Switerland
Italy
Ira
Parr
Bery
Hutt
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Europe
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Subscriptions Pay Cledge Recipients Urge Prompt Settlements
Response from subscribers thanks those who paid their accounts and urges others who have overlooked their dues to settle what is owed. Editor requests attention to this matter to meet current obligations.
Legal Threat Over Rumors On Property Ownership
A Mrs Collins of Georgetown warns that she will pursue legal action against anyone spreading rumors that she does not own her property. The notice appears dated with initials 2tp and is addressed to all concerned.
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Gr. Georgetown
Town Council Discusses Year-End Finances and Borrowing
The Town Council met at 6:30 pm with Mayor Mackenzie and seven members present. They reviewed finances, heard a financial statement from Dr. Wilwa, and decided to seek authority from the Municipal Board to borrow additional funds to cover year-end expenditures. A minute of silence was planned for Armistice Day and arrangements discussed for events in November.
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Community letter urges Limehouse Cemetery cleanup effort
J M Marsham appeals to readers and the Limehouse Cemetery Board to mobilize local volunteers and restore dignity to the Limehouse Cemetery. He cites vandalism and neglect, urging newspaper publication to wake officials and residents to act promptly for a visible makeover. He stresses respect for the departed and calls for coordinated effort under the Cemetery Board.
Dr Withrow to Speak on Prisons at Georgetown Hall
Dr Withrow, famed for his prison life story, appears at Georgetown town hall on Thursday evening to share his experiences from within. His talk, shown in Toronto papers, draws overflow crowds as he highlights inhuman treatment of the weak and mentally troubled and calls for social awareness. Attendees should arrive early to secure seats.
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Toronto
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Handling Rutabagas for Shipping by Ontario Experts
Ontario agricultural officials advise hand harvesting rutabagas for shipping to avoid damage. Cut tops closely, trim carefully to preserve shape, cure roots dry promptly, and remove damaged or punctured roots to protect market value.
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Phcid Husbandry Department
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Accidental Death Jury Finds Car Driver Not at Fault
A town hall inquest into the death of Thomas Whithmith, struck on Highway 1 last Monday by a car driven by A B Yulconbridge of Guelph, returned an accidental death verdict with a rider that the pedestrian had not used proper discretion. The inquest found no blame attached to the driver. Witnesses from Georgetown testified the deceased had moved toward and from them on the same evening. Crown Attorney W T Dick led the hearing with Justice J A McNiven of Acton in attendance.
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Uecomer
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Lomlnd Rifles Band Faces Funding Debates for 1934
The Lomlnd Rifles Regimental Band recounts annual accounts from 1930 to 1933, detailing memberships, instrument upkeep, and performances. It notes earnings, expenses, and the push to secure town council support for bandmaster salary and operations. The article cites competitions, receipts, and the impact of wartime-style military ties on funding.
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Dandmaster
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