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OBITUARY,:
THOMAS B. TAYLOR.:
•The death of Mr. Thomas ::$.
Taylor, a, lifelong resident ..of
West Wawanosh°. •Township, '6c
carredat his home . on Concession
8 •on. Wednesday. , morning . of: last
WHITECHURCI4
We Lire sorry to report that Mr; -
Mac Ross suffered a severe "stroke
on Saturday. He had just had his
dinner and got up from the stable .I -
anzY lay ; down -and-carne un
conscious. He has been gradually i
growing weaker and no" hope is
held for his recovery.
Rev. MrWatt preached at Pal-
merston on 'Sunday.
-Mrs. Harold Sparling of Wing -
ham spent'Sunday afternoon 'vrith
her " parents, , 1V.[r. , and Mrs:, T,
Moore, •
,The : , W M. S. • of the United
Church . met' at :the home of :Mr,
and ; Mrs 'Watt last Wediiesday
and -the Presbyterian. W.M.S. met
at. thy. -,:home :•of Mrs James WA
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son on Thursday.
Roberts, George, Stuart, John
Cameron, Jim D'irnin, Cliff Mur.
ray and David McAllister. -
Mr. Taylor is survived by three
sons, Herbert of, Edmonton; Har-
rison of Pioneer.Mines, B.C., who
was unable.'to •get. home 'for the
funeral and his; two; brother, Al-
bert on the homestead.,
Mr, Taylor was: predeceased by.
.two .sisters;. Mrs. Gilbert; Vint"
(Elizabeth). and Sarah, .who died
in her teenris, as well ' as by 'two
Waif, brothers, Ab 'and. James.,
• EUPHEMIA G. HOUSTON'
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Mr., Taylor was -in his 75th year ruary, 19th, Eupheroia G :Hous
and . had been in his usual' ' good ton, youngest daughter of the late
health 'until two :weeks ':prier ..to Mr. and Mrs. Win. Houston. She
his ° death when he suffered ' a wasborn•on the Sixth ;Concession
stroke. He suffered another seiz of Kloss Later the•family mov
ure last. Wednesday 'and''succumb ed to the Eighth. Concession: Sur
viving are two ;sisters, .Mrs.. Mar=
Win. ,T' se•,of Vancouver and Mrs..
Ed 'Coaprna4 of .Brockport; New
York; also, two brohers, Dave of
Holyrood and :William of Luck-
now .;;•
`� Burial took place in the family
plot in . South Kinloss Cemetery,
the• pallbearers 'being two' neph-
ews, Jim .and: Harvey. Houston;
Bob .. MacDonald, Gordon.: and
Donald: McPherson and John
for several terms • and was an: ex- Murdoch.•
emplary citizen who is mourned :.
by a •wide circle of friends Wawanosh'infant 'Died
Mr Taylor' was , a 'son of the Elizabeth (Betty) Ann And- -
rews,.113-months-old daughter of
Mr Wand 'Mrs> =Harvey •Andrews,•
4th Con of West Wawanosh-Twp.,,
died ` Thursday . morning at • the
Alexandra 'Marine. Hospital, God-
erich;. The 'infant was i11' .only
since; Wednesday evening when
she, suffered-. a • series • of :convul-
sions at her home. Rushed to ,hos
pito, . in Goderich, she' failed to
rally from: this :condition Exam;-
ination.tshowed the 'child had :a
tumor on the brain that had .prob
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-abl.: been- there Since birth Sur-.
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viving besides her, parents are
two':sisters, Donalda and'Isobelle
'Pallbearers, Messrs 'George Mc- 'acid one brother, Arnold
ed soon :after. In late years. Mr.
Taylor had twice had the .mit
fortune to suffer a••:fractured hip,
but each time had made • ra fav •
orable ; recovery that . -permitted
hint to move about as usual again.
He;was born on Julyllth,, 1873
'on'. the 'farm' on, which he died;
and became one : of the: St.. Hel
en's •:district's, Most respected and.
beloved, retidents. He: was ..a
member of the Township Council
" 'THURS., FEBRUARY 26th, 1948
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RUBBER 'FOOTWEAR FOR
ALL..,THE FAMILY u
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Women's,: Misses, and• Child's Pull -Ong:
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late James' ' Taylor . and :Hannah
Harrison When a lad offive his
father died : and he moved to God-
erich Township with, his Mother•
where the family resided• for five':.
years, before returning to West
Wawanosh, 'where `•Thomas• grew,
to manhoodai`d married May,
Draisey of St H lens,, whb Pre-
deceased , him • in December ,' 1933.
Mr. Taylor was a member of
Dungannon Presbyterian Church
and his pastor, Rev. C..,,11. ' Mac-.
Donald `. conducted the " funeral
'service : at his late residence. on
Friday afternoon with • interment'
following . in Dungannon. Cemet-
ery. Six:- ;neighbors acted as
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TICE RE'
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Mr: W:; G. MacArthur; ' commercial `'.tomer o
Wingham High ;School, 'has :.been appointed
to .give instruction in bookkeeping. and
typewriting classes to be held
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MONDAY •AND WEDNESDAY EVENINGS
8.00' to 10 o'clock •
Lucknow High
Enrollment Fee, $2.00;;: '
High School Students, No Charge
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