Milton News Roundup and Local Social Events
Friends express wishes for Mrs. Thomas McJannett to recover. Halton Agricultural Society plans Olde Tyme Dance and Card Party with Silverwood Panthers and Milton Bantams exhibition game at Hamilton Arena. Grace Church Girls Auxiliary hosts birthday party honoring Laurence King and Robert Randall with admission priced to birth date. Guest speaker Mrs. Juco from Hamilton-Champion attends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra
Chapman
Thomas McJannett
Halton Agricultural Socidty
Silverwood Panthers
Milton Bantams
Hamilton ‘Arena
Silverwood Company
Grace Church
Canons
Naftel
Laurence King
Robert Randall
Juco
Hamilton—Champlon
Local Notes From Ballinafad District
Mrs George AfcMenemy has returned home from hospital and is improving after her operation. Mr David AfcEnery has been on the sick list the past week. Mrs Richard Shortill came home last week after spending time at her parental home in Brighton. Mr Robert Cole of Toronto has been visiting friends in the district. Mr and Mrs Kirk of Toronto visited last week at the home of Mr and Mrs John Mckechmie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George AfcMenemy
David AfcEnery
Richard Shortill
Brighton
Robert Cole
Toronto
Kirk
John Mckechmie
Terra Cotta Club bids farewell to Mrs Lyons before Cheltenham move
The U. F. O. Club hosted Mrs J Lyons with a chimes clock and address at Mr and Mrs Fred Lyons home before her relocation to Cheltenham. Ed Townsend led as master of ceremonies while Terra Cotta Orchestra provided music. Nellie Stamp recently recovered from appendicitis and has returned home. Local updates note quarry activity, brick company plans, and minor injuries in town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Lyons
J. Lyons
Cheltenham
Ed. Townsend
Rockwood School Concert Draws Full House and Praise
The Rockwood Continuation School held a well attended concert last Friday evening with students, teachers, and parents praising the performances. The program included speeches by Harold Bridgeman and others, songs, a dance in costume, a play The Dance of the Bad Rose, prize and diploma presentations, and a travelogue lecture by J. Card of Guelph.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rockwood Continuion School
Scchelore
Chas
WY. Harris
Harold Bridgeman
Jack Edwards
Eldon Lambert
Lachlan McKersle
Herb
Saunders
Porm O Y
Donald McKersle
Jean Volderman
Porm OY
Wilma Watson
Harvey—Thatcher
Yerney Kean
Kitchener Head
Noy Day
Yvan Milne
Marlon Watson
Ewart Donnell
Ruby Wwepherson
Edith Royce
Wazel Scott
Krench
Arleen Young
Henry
Trux
Paushlon
Elisciutan
Gir
Waxel Scott
Young People’s Society
The
United Church
J. Mo Card
Guelph
Gratw
Mexico
George Day
Maurice Hurd
Hay
W. Js .Naylor
Mise Margaret Thomas
Mira Helen Bayne
Yen Yosking
Nev
W. J. Taylor
Wir. Wahaffy
Paisley Memorial Church
Mgr
C. J. Mekeny
Toronto
Presbyterian Church
St John's Church
Astr
Everett le Viuss
ThatTale
Pred Vosking
Hamilton
Edna Af Pearen
Dundas
James Mile
Eden Mills
Ody
Bannockburn Bustlers Hold March Meeting
Bannockburn Bustlers met at the school on March 28. David Darvell chaired. Margaret Brown performed a piano solo. Keny Beckett read. A debate, Resolved that a clean cranky woman is preferred to a clovenly good natured one, split with Finlay and Denby for the affirmative and James and McCullough for the negative. Limehouse Orchestra provided two selections. National Anthem closed. Social time followed with lunch and dancing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bannockburn Bustlers
David Darvell
Margaret Brown
Keny Beckett
Finlay7
Ralph Denby
Howard James
Harry McCullough
Limehouse Orchestra
Women Missionary Society of St. David's Church Meeting
The Women’s Missionary Society of St. David’s Church met at Mrs. Alex Bell’s home on Thursday with a large turnout. A charity lunch was served after discussions on many topics. Local residents visited family and attended services at St. David’s Church where interment of Mrs. W. McPeas took place.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women's Missionary Society of
St. David's Church
Alex
Bell
Mrenvitt
Ynglewood
David Mahon
Sandwich
W. McPeas
Spey ii
St. Davide Church
Ray. Cc. G. Jones
Cenetery
Literary Meeting Debates State Medicine Benefit
Ospringe school hosts a Thursday evening Literary Meet ing by the Women's Institute with a debate on whether State Medicine would better serve the public. Judges from Guelph and Erin gave the decision to the affirmative's opposition amid school choruses and multiple musical and dramatic acts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women's Institute
Airs
D. G. Roberson
Din McDougall
John Root
Harold Smith
Irvin’ Jackson
McNabb
Guelph
Abbott
A. O. W. Foreman
Erin
Foreman
Boxduett
D. Dickinson
Elmer Fisher
Messia
D. McLean
Locker
G. Aitken
R. Alkitt
Poreman
E. Sunter
Arnold Sunter
George Young
Messrs
O. Locker
Y. Cooke
Mk Gladys Carter
Afr
Charles Willianson
D. G. Robertson
Mr. Cooke
Mra. Whaley
Kitchener
Apant
M. Cooks
Jean Kirkwood
Toronto
A. Kirkwood
Quwiph
Brydon
Mya
Orays
Mra
Wilson
Mint
Florence Cooke
Wissel Struther
Mien
Vic
Harding
Erin News Briefs From Erin Ontario Community Events
Mrs E H Honeywill returns from Toronto visit after hearing about Mr George Thompson’s accident. Erin residents share stories of a palmful incident with broken ribs. Mr and Mrs Robert Reevely and Grace visit from Toronto, Mrs HW Austin accompanies them home. Progressive Euchre at Town Hall hosted by Women's Institute. prizes awarded to Mrs Wm Steel and Mr Oscar Warren, lucky number prize to Mrs R M Bell. Norman Nixon and Scotsguard couple return to Erin by motor with Settler’s effects shipment and Austin Ysland accompaniment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. G. Waorris
Christo Street Hospital
Toronto
E. HH. Honeywill
George Thompson
Erin
Hin
Robert Reevely
Grace
HW. C. Austin
Austin
Town Hall
Women's Institute
Wm. Steel
Oxcar Warren
R. M. Bell
Norman Nixon
Scotsguard
Austin Ysland
Indispensable Christ and Christ's Only Failure Sermons
Sunday services announce The Minister delivers the sermon The Indispensable Christ at 11 00 am The Lord s Supper observed Sacrament of the Lord s Supper Bible lessons at noon Sunday School Bibie Otas at 12 00 noon and 7 00 pm The Minister presents Christ s Only Failure Everyone is welcome
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Christ
Bibie Otas
Local incidents spice Burlington page with thefts crashes and updates
Residents report a sneak thief stealing groceries from Arthur Carew Freeman’s car on Ping Street while two vehicles collided at James and Brunt Streets. An extra electric light was added on John Street and a motorcyclist injured slightly. Dr. R. K. Anderson met with the Post Office site committee at Mayor Watson’s home to discuss location.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvey Dickenson
Caroline Street
Arthur Carew
Freeman
Ping Street
D. Vendereon
Ye Gibbins
James and
Brunt Streets
John Street
Sige
Wien
Hassen
Post Ommlée
Edward Onions
Yiomilton
Phs Gaye
Mgr. Gauge
Brant Street
R. K. Anderson
Watson
Conmittas
Viso Dr
A. HH
Willow Street Presbyterian Church Easter Sunday Services
The Minato Manse Willow Street church announces on Sunday April 7 1035 Sacrament of the Lords Supper at 11 00 a m Sabbath School at 2 40 p m and Evening Revival at 7 00 p m with Rev Dro L AL Young from Kobe Japan as speaker Preparatory service Thursday at 8 00 p m Young People's Guild Montaly night Missionary night Lantern Lecture on Japan Always Welcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dro L
AL. Young
Kobe
Japan
Young People’s Guild
Montaly
Dr.Young
Baptist Church Easter Schedule and Fox Meat Wanted Notice
Baptist Church Acton G. B. Easter, pastor. Easter program at 11.00 am with The Everhesting ArmA. Sunday School at 7:00 pm. B Y P U. Fox meat wanted. Will buy horses injured cattle or any wastable for fox meat. Injured animals must be secured immediately as meat must be in perfect condition. Trolley or trotter chasely wanted. Vannatter Fox Farm, Georgetown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vannatter
Fox Farm
Georgetown
The Most Worthy Crown Is a Good Reputation
An editorial posits that merit and reputation define true worth over material honors, urging readers to cultivate character and public esteem. It argues lasting influence stems from consistent integrity and service rather than flashy titles.
Limehouse Gossip and Community Notices From April
The Girly Look-out Club met at Mrs. Robert Lane's with light attendance. Rev W E S James led services in Arthur with Mrs James and Joyce visiting. The Waymong Club met with good attendance and an instructive service led by Mrs. Stephenson. Radio taxes are back after earlier abolition news. Road scraping has improved surfaces. Joe Scott began duties as postman on April Fool’s Day. Several residents moved between farms and towns including Mr and Mrs Nob and Jack to Acton. Mr Narry Knight, injured in December, travels by train to visit as he awaits an artificial foot. Mr Johnson was seriously ill but doctor aided recovery. Doughty plans a sale of property soon. Several visitors over the weekend from Brampton, Pul ern, Toronto, Kitchener and Tor onto are noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Presbyterian Church
Robert Lane
United Church
W. E. S. James
Arthur
James
Miks Joyce
Joyce
Joe Scott
J. S. Nob
Jack
Herb
Cook
Acton
Noble
Narry Knight
Christie Street
Toronto
Johnson
Nobt
Doughty
Irlenia
Brampton
Max Wall
Margaret Ball
Chas, Vunsickle
Pulern
Alex. Grant
D. Roberson
Tyor- Ponta
Hog Shipping Saturday and Local Ads
Hog shipping Saturday seven dollars per head and grade. Hog trucking free. Hogs delivered by farmer eight dollars. For sale early Norman Seed Oats. John R. Prowl phone Acton. Rent six room house with three lots Wellington Street Acton. For sale Dooley Potatoce Food quality twenty five cents per bag. Fred Denny J H No 3 Acton phone porch four. Horse seven years old hay quantity. Lost glasses with silver rims in case Acton March 22 Reward returned to Free Press of Acton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. E. Holmes
Acton
FOHR
Denny
Free Press OF
Pice
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Halton Brick Co
EK. Elliss
G. Gray
Harvey Puckering
Rockwood
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R. Early
Alixe Barbara Snyder
Wamliton
Guelph Junction
Young People's” Society
Evelyn Vansickle
Myrtle Early
Murray McPhail
Mn Atock
Ospringe
Ico
Saturn
Legion
Alld Veterans
J. M. McDonald
L. Wright
Johnstone & Rumley's
Johnstons & Humiey's
Dick Powell
Gloria Stuart
Gary Cooper
Crewson
Durlingham
Joe Evans
Crewson Farm
Alex, Cripps
Col. McAmmon
Crewsons Corners
B. Plank
Chester Plank
Mary McCaly
Figo
Troy Georgetown
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Balled Church of Canada
C. L. Poole
B.D
Bower Avenue
Burlington
M—G. R
Everhesting Arma
R. J. McPherson
Polea
Limehouse
Lucy Irwin
Doe
Yray
Aiso
Bray
Bray Chick Hatchery
Ontario
Fia
B.D. Rachlin
the Public Health
HW. Warrison
Soya Mills
Glenet—Wesst
Yscouto,Oalarta
Norton Motors
Norman
John R
Jrent
Wellington Street
George. Robertson
J. EL McMillan
Knox Avene
R. No. 3
Rockwood Ord
Wower Avenue
Joseph Holmes
Neil McKinnon
Hillsburg
Burns “McKinnon
R. No
Carl Kentner
Jessie Russell
J. A. Kerr
Pitth
Nuassaguweya
Willow Street
Cdr
Swack
Hamer
Iroy Hindley
Lesiie L. Webb
York
Indley
Alxth Line
R. J, Kerr
Auatiorter, Phorieyd, Actos
Wberal
Salilng- Ploy
WU Tish Knytweak
Bimcoo
John Whyte
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