Community Notes From Exeter and Acton Districts
Everton F O Norman McLeod and daughter Dorothy of Exeter visited Rev. J. P. Me Mire and family. A D Robertson of London spent days with Merv James Black. Sunday visitors at Mrs G Robertson’s home included Mr and Mrs Phyllis and Clerice Acton. McDonald couple, wintering in Toronto, returned home. TD McQuichron hosted Marion and Marvin Altken Lakelet and Mrs Jean Roberson Eden Mills with LAC Gordon Ait ken Guelph. Fred Murray and wife bought property in Acton and moved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. O. Norman McLeod
Dorothy
Exeter
J. P. Me
A. D. Robertson
Londons
Peat
Bee Meting
Merv James Black
On G. Robertson
Mra
Phyllis and
Clerice
Acton
TD. McQuichron
T. G. Altken
Marion
Marvin
Lakelet
Jean Robertson
Eden Mills
LAC Gordon
Community Notices and Local Events Mix
OSPRINGE and area residents share updates from funerals to hospital admissions. Mrs George Kingsbury attended her aunt Mrs G Kingsbury’s funeral in Campbellville. George Grundy welcomed a daughter. Lestie Webb hospitalized again in Guelph. Acton guests visit, milking machine installed, and permits granted for farming. The Women Institute and Acton Legion hosted a successful Basser and Bingo with prize donations from merchants and a school-made quilt won by John Williamson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
IR. Kingsbury
Duncan Kingsbury
G. Kincebury
Campbellville
Rod Marx
George Grundy
Guelph Hospital
Lestie Webb
Norman Robertson
Phyllis
Glenlee
Acton
D. G. Robertson
Alf Winter
Gustic
W. J. Jackson
Alvin Bisher
AC Neg. Carter
Prince Edward Island
Miles Joan Kalthoff
Toronto
Nell McKisinon
Hillsburg
F. Brydon
Kenneth Robertson
Congo Farm
Women's Institute
Acton Legion
John Williamson
Nas hagaweya resident Mrs. Gilbert Kingsbury dies at home
Mrs. Gilbert Kingsbury widow of the late Gilbert Kingsbury died at her home near Ebenezer church after a period of ill health. Her funeral was held from her home then at Ebenezer United Church with Rev. H W Pickeragill Rev. E M Carter and Rev. Geo. Simpson. Interment followed in Ebenezer cemetery. She leaves two daughters Mrs. George Lamb and Mrs. Fred Fletchay plus son William Kingsbury and several grandchildren. The community offers condolences to the family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nashagaweys
Gilbert Kingsbury
Ebenezer Church
Ebenezer United Church
H.W. Pickeragill
E. M. Carter
Jas. Moffat
Donald Clark
Robert J. Anderson
Ebenezer’ United Church
W.ms. and Woman's Association
Reg. Wilson
Acton
G. T. Wilson
Mildred Wilson
Ross Wilson
Knatchbull
Wm. J. Morley
Peterboro
Duncan Moffat
Misa Jean
Logie Robertson
Mia Jean
Roberteoma
Donald Ferguson
Toronto
Easter gatherings and games in Limehouse area
Limehouse residents and visitors shared Easter with local families and soldiers. An event at Limehouse school hosted Bardon’s orchestra, with eleven table cards, highest score by Fred Brown and C Rae Meredith, proceeds aiding the wartime fund. Other gatherings included visits from Toronto guests and a party at the Millieres home with an electric iron prize.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Hill
Hamilton
Deals Hill
Denix
RICN
Fred Brown
C.rae Meredith
War Fund
W. T
W. Ivens
Eacter
Newtons
Stobert Lindsay
Re. J. Noble
Mrs. J. Scott
Rockwood United Church concert rich in variety
The Boys' Own Mission Band event at United Church Rockwood featured Rev. John Ward as chair and included instrumental solos by Willard Rudd and Mrs. Gordon Alten, vocals by Gladys Hanna, duets, and a life membership presentation. An offering of 23.23 supported missionary work. after the program artists were hosted to lunch by the WMS.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Church
John Ward
Willard Rudd
Guelph
Acton Bays
Chester Burt
Hillsburg
Alleda Bacon
Grandpaw
Saeiarnes A. Beard
A. Cantelon
Mire J. Ayles
Gordon Alten
Ospringe
Gladys Hanna
Nell
Norman Lambert
Messia
George Gordon
George H. Pearen
Russel Peart
Birs
Ernest Benham
Eldon Lambert
Acton
W. M.S
W.A. of the United Church
Albert Maltby
David
Fred Lambert
Net
Easter Holiday News From Nassagaweya District
Easter week notes in Nassagaweya recount school resumption after holidays. Pries of Mr Sam Premk sorrows over illness confinement. Dot Massey of Acton spent holidays at Keanady home. Friends wish Mr Lawrence Davenport of Kitchener a speedy recovery. Mr and Mrs Smith of Toronto visited their daughter. Jimmie called on parents Mr and Mrs Copeland. Walter Freeman family gathered at Fred Freeman’s home. Busy Bees dance at Brookville supports war work. Wilmer Watkins and children of Acton visited Stan Robertson family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tony Mendel
Babe
Guelph
J. Ward
Barbara
Toronto
Leonard Nightingale
Fred Hamilton
Brown
J. Ayles
Sam Premk
Dot Massey
Acton
Keanady
Lawrence Davenport
Kitchener
and Mix
Wilmer Watkins
Stan Robertson
Auction Sale of Farm Stock and Implements at Erin
Public auction at Lot 7 Ninth Line Erin on Friday April at 1 o clock offers horses cattle pigs and implements. Items include Pelgian and Clyde horses three and four years old grade and Holstein cattle due May and April, Yorkhire sows, plus a Case 18 22 Tractor and various farming tools and machinery. No reserve as farm rented.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hax
GP. Lenlie
Hons Vovel
Erin
Pelgian
Clyde
Aide
WeCormick-Deering
Yvon
DeLaval
McCormick- Deering
Ayrshire
Jernwyon
Massey Harris
Stewart
Public Auction At McLaren Castle Farm April 25 1546
The undersigned invites bids at public auction on Tuesday April 25 1546 at 1 pm at McLaren Castle Farm two miles south of Belfountain and three miles north of Cheltenham Calefon Township. Cattle include 17 cows and 8 Hereford cows plus calves and yearlings, two York sows, two Percheron horses, mowers and implements. Cash on day of sale. no reserve as Low consolidates stock and gear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McLaren Castle
Belfountain
Cheltenham
Calefon
G. C. Burt & Sons
Hillsburg
York
M. H
Low
Castle Farm
Tun
McLaren Castre, x
Unclear Fire Brigade Vote Aims at Children’s Dept
The School Board unanimously approved $10 for the Evin Agricultural Society to fund the Children’s Department of the 1546 patse Vrt. The board seeks greater interest in graves in this department, noting improvements last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agricultural Society
Brick Double House and Other Homes on Main Street
Advertisement listing multiple properties including a two storey triple brick business block with garage and large parking, suitable for stores offices apartments or factory. Notes well tenanted residences on Lake Avenue Church Street Guelph and other frames, rough cast houses, stable, and a chicken house for 500 birds. Sold to wind up an estate with additional country holdings and farms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stours
Lake Avenue
Church Street
Malin
Guelph See
Cartlery Seeds and Burley Sale Notice
Pine 34rt at HALE Cartier Send Out registered No 1 germination 96 42 lbs to bushel. Grown from wed se cured from feld which won 2nd prize in Field Crop Competition and first prize for ten bushel Jot at Milfon S Fair Percy $1.00 bushel. Cartlery Oats and OAC No 21 Burley mixed forced at $1.10 per 40 lb. CHAS. A. NEWELL Waterdown 3-L.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hale
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Neighborhood News
Everton
Limehouse
Rockwood
Nassagaweya
Naz
Caledon ‘Township
Ror Hindley
Hed Ton. Powe
Fred M
CoNault
F. L. Wright Realtor
Guelph and Awistrict Real Estate Heard
Meoclato
Camadion Assciation
Eal Estate Beards Amedaico Meeabor Outaris Association
Ral Eatate Beards
Fire and Canunity Insurance Agents
Ascociation
Pene
Roe
Trooms
Holl
Third Line
Hydro and Garden
Apply
U. N. Bilown
Min Street
Fol. Wright
Heal Estate
A. T. Brown
W. Cutting
Queen St
Mos Hale
Roy Arnott
Roy Johnston HY
Hale Baron
UIN Aly
W. H. Clayton
Joan Handers
Hla Farn Atock
Edinboro Road
Waterloo Avenue
Indley
E. E. Warrom
Hoarers
Roes Petch
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