Memorabilia and photographs of campus and student life belonging to W. Harold Reid, OAC Associate Diploma 1920. 19 19- 19 20.

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Memorabilia and photographs of campus and student life belonging to W. Harold Reid, OAC Associate Diploma 1920. 19 19- 19 20.

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Photograhs include visit of Edward, Prince of Wales, Oct. 1919; also O.A.C. yells and songs (1 sheet); song book of the Ontario Agricultural College, compliments of the Philharmonic Society; picture of Canadian Students Christian Movement, Dec. 1920; weed-seed drawings for botany laboratory work, OAC pin, budding knife , Ontario agriculture education col. felt crest, obituary (photocopy) of W. Harold Reid from "The Presbyterian Record", March 1992, and article (photocopy) on the history of Belleville Nurseries in "The Ontario Intelligencer", Belleville, June 22, 1935.

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University of Guelph. McLaughlin Library

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Flossie Goetz was one of seven children of a Guelph, Ont. hotelkeeper. She went from high school to a one-year course known as "The Diamond Ring Course" at Macdonald Institute. In 1924 she entered St. Joseph's School of Nursing in Hamilton and upon graduation worked at St. Joseph's Hospital. From the description of Obituary of Flossie Elizabeth (Goetz) Smith, Mac '24? 2000. (University of Guelph). WorldCat record id: 629693862 ...

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