Results

 Daily Sentinel-Review, 30 Mar 1927, p. 2, column 3     City engineer Ure has completed his map of Woodstock which will be lithographed.

 Daily Sentinel-Review, 19 Oct 1928, p. 1, column 2     Ran away; found at Maple

 Daily Sentinel-Review, 6 Apr 1929, p. 1, column 6     New group of local business men and farmers assume control of Maple Dairy; president is Canfield; Norman Schell, vice-president, J.L. Coles, treasurer, Reg West, secretary; Harvey Longworth and E.F. Meadows, directors

 Daily Sentinel-Review, 16 Feb 1929, p. 2, column 3     Old Embro flax mill bought by McIntosh Bros. of Maplewood to be torn down

 Daily Sentinel-Review, 5 Sep 1930, p. 1, column 6     25 to 30 acres of conifers destroyed in bush fire at Storey's farm; maple lot damaged, too; damage set at several thousand dollrs

 Daily Sentinel-Review, 11 Jul 1930, p. 4, column 3     Mr.and Mrs.Frank McLeod of Maplewood hosted the Nancekivell family reunion, 160 attending

 Daily Sentinel-Review, 1 Dec 1930, p. 5, column 4     E. Zorra boy escaped injury when two street cars collided in San Francisco; son of Mr. and Mrs. W.S. McKay of the "Maples" 10th line E. Zorra

 Daily Sentinel-Review, 21 May 1929, p. 1, column 2     7th concession Blandford farmer Mitchell had barn erected on his farm Maplehurst Lake; Yeck of Tavistock did the framing

 Daily Sentinel-Review, 31 Dec 1931, p. 1, column 3     Unusually mild weather allows Blandford farmer to make maple syrup

 Daily Sentinel-Review, 8 Feb 1928, p. 4, column 2     Lion W. Hill, superintendent of Maple Leaf Harvest Tool Co. of Tillsonburg addresses Lions Club on harvest tool business in North America; lengthy history, beginning with Lyman Bachelor of Vermont in 1839.

 Daily Sentinel-Review, 8 Apr 1931, p. 1, column 2     Well-known Beachville area man found dead behind the wheel of his car after returning from daughter's and a day of maple syrup making

 Daily Sentinel-Review, 12 Jun 1931, p. 9, column 3     McDonald family gathered at 9th line E. Nissouri; the Foster-Warren clan gathered at "Maplehurst" home of Mr. and Mrs. Freeman Oliver of North Oxford

 Daily Sentinel-Review, 30 Jun 1931, p. 8, column 1     Full page including pictures of the new Governor-general and his wife, Sir John A. McDonald, R.B. Bennett, and the words to The Maple Leaf Forever, O Canada and a poem about Canada all tributes to Dominion Day

 Daily Sentinel-Review, 14 Jul 1931, p. 3, column 2     Descendants of the late William and Ann Wilford and the late Thomas and Harriet Wilford gathered at William Facey's Maple Lane Farm

 Daily Sentinel-Review, 10 Aug 1931, p. 5, column 1     Maple Dairy donated ice cold buttermilk to the workmen paving the streets in the heat

 Daily Sentinel-Review, 22 Aug 1931, p. 5, column 2     Dugald Campbell, owner of the Maple Leaf Hotel, was the first to cross the new timber bridge over the T.H. & B. railway east of Brantford; 21 years later, his granddaughter repeated the trip over the new bridge

 Daily Sentinel-Review, 15 Mar 1927, Section 2, p. 1, column 1     Photos and personal messages from the reunion executive members.

 Daily Sentinel-Review, 15 Mar 1927, Section 2, p. 2, column 5     Photo and brief history of Woodstock Dairy Co., corner Dundas & Beale Streets.

 Daily Sentinel-Review, 17 May 1927, Section 2, p. 1, column 1     Special 12 page supplement for the Old Boys' Reunion (June 30th-July 4th/27). Published with the 17 May 1927 issue. Covers much history and includes photos.

 Daily Sentinel-Review, 29 Jun 1927, p. 8, column 1     Photos of Woodstock's current mayor, Joshua Steele, and his daughter Beatrice included; visitors during Old Boys' Reunion.