Obituary of Sarah Elizabeth McPhail of Ridgetown
Sarah Elizabeth McPhail died at St. Joseph's Hospital London after a several week illness. She was 52, wife of Albert McPhail, daughter of the late Thomas Bradt, born Highgate, long resident of Ridgetown. Survived by husband, daughter Mrs Clifford Zimmerman of Detroit, son Clifford at home, mother Mrs Sarah Bradt, three sisters and two brothers. Funeral held with large attendance. service at home by Rev J W Hisey, burial in Gosreil cemetery Orford. pallbearers listed.
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St. Joseph’s Hospital
London
Sarah Elizabeth
Abert McPhail
Thomas Bradt
Bradt
Highgate
Ridgetown
Clifford Zimmerman
Detroit
Clifford McPhail
Sarah Bradt
Robert Casswell
Windsor
1 Patterson
Marysville
TF. Willson
Saskatchewan
Amos Bradt
Rivers
Manitoba
J W. Hisey
Gosreil
Orford
John Simpson
E. Dark
Charles Ashton
M. Dodman
John
Herb. McDonald
Voter Confusion Marks Beer Referendum in Local Election
In the recent election some electors marked all three beer referendum options while leaving candidate ballots blank, reflecting a depraved taste. Meanwhile Rapid City notes progress on golf course improvements with sand greens near completion. Hamiota Echo jokes about bartering chicken feed for subscriptions.
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Banner
Russell
Hamiota Echo
Canada Sees Growth in Trade and Science Advances 1926
Dominion Bureau of Statistics reports total fines 9 521, up 1 000 from last year. H M J Sere announces a discovery of great scientific importance from the Dominion Rust Laboratory. Canada wins silver for tobacco at Olympia London. Fifteen Austrian families to settle in British Columbia via the Canada Colonization Association. Canada leads world in increased trade since 1933 with 86 percent rise, New York based council notes.
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Canada
Dominion Bureau of Statistics
de. H. M. J. Sere
National Council
Ominion
Okanaan
Kelowa
British Columbia
Canada Colonization Association
Canadian Pacific Colonization Department
National Foreign Trade Council of New York
Australia
United States
Church Society Schedule and Local Minister Listed
United Church Ladies Aid meets the first Wednesday at 3 p.m. WMS gathers on the third Friday at 3 p.m. Choir practices Fridays at 8 p.m. Sunday School at 10 45 a.m. Public Worship at 11 30 a.m. Pettapiece Sabbath School at 2 p.m. Puntic Worship at 3 p.m. Pastor Rev W L T Patteson named.
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Ladies Aid
M.S
Woodpeckers Hold A Banff Conference In 1926
Dan Mc Cowan relates a tale from Banff Springs during construction of the hotel when woodpeckers flocked to the riveters sounds. The Dileated Woodpecker and others gathered as if summoned by a forest convention in the Bow Valley confronting the fall panorama of the Canadian Rockies.
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Banff Springs Hotel
Dan McCowan
Canadian Pacific Rockies
Banff Springs
Rundle
Banff
Lake Ine
Cole
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Jos. E. Thompson
Pioneer Hardware & Furniture
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Rica
L.O.L. No
Oddfellows Hall
Rivera
C. McFadden
WLM
Cousins
F. Offen Ree
Mt. Sinai
Ram Germ
Af Rivers
J. W. Santth
W. G. Thomas, S
H. Gouch
B.C. L. Barruater
Notary Public Bio
Ontario Bar
Pacific Lodge
H.M. Harvey
Doncaster Nog
Matt A. Johnson
A. B. Rutherford
Phore
Kenton
Jas. Taylor
Imperial Oil Co
Rapid City
Olympia
England
Department of Agriculture
Anglican
Roseville Church
SL. Nash
United Church
W. L. T. Patteson
Castrol
C. C. Wakefield & Co. Limited
Major Seagrave
Forman
HARVI
Rivers Fair
C.N.R
Winnipeg
Portage la Prairie
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