Erin News Roundup and Community Notes
Erin area updates include Mr and Mrs Ales Basile moving to Cuwdph and Rinnie starting a new post at Captain De Wr. Fowler on two weeks leave with Mrs Fowler and children. spring and fall events loom as the Agricultural Society plans its 92nd anniversary fair and recently donated to the That Evening Telegram British War Views Jims Fund. Also news arrives of Mrs Robert Campbell's death in Elora on April 7 at age 92, survived by her husband formerly of Erin Township.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wesley Gray
Delhi
Jims
Robert Campbel
Elora
Sedn - Erin Township
Wedding and community notes from Nassagaweya district
In Eden Mills, Mary Charlotte Wilson wed Chetethm Pramk titled son of Mrs Agesyh Frank Nassagaweya by Rev A H Wilson. Pinegrove Busy Bees No 7 held a quilting meeting at the home of Mrs W Rennete and Mrs Wm Bullard. Miss Dorothy Service visited Milton Heights and Miss Morstimer Weathins photographed nearby. News of local visits, a school euchre, and neighbors’ weekend gatherings follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Antttar
Mary -Charlotte
John M. Wilson
Campbellville
Chetethm—Pramk
Tldest-Sen
Agesyh Frank
Nassagaweya
A. H. Wilson
Eden Mills
Pinegrove
W. Rennete
Wm. Bullard
Indies
Dorothy Service
Mir
Robert Hamilton
Milton Heights
Local Women Groups Hold April Meetings and Socials
The April meeting of One Women's Assertion occurred at Robi McEnery's home with Red Cross tea to follow. The Mission Circle met April 6 at Ethel Swindlehurst's home with President Margaret Sinderr presiding, lessons and readings shared, and refreshments served.
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Smtrs
Robi McEnery
Red’ Cross
Mission Circle
Ethel Swindlehurst
We Mn
aiesdia_e
Margaret Sinderr
eMur - Rata
Oly
Wade
Local Notes and Social Updates From Cedarvale
Miss Dor Gerdan returns home after a Sunday visit with Mer Thos Melsan and Mrs Florac. Mrs Burt Andersen and Miss Reta Snuth of Toronto spend Sundays at their home here. Congratulations to Mr and Mrs Lightie on the arrival of a son.
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Dor Gerdan Af Taronte
Fier Bane
Mer
Thos Melsan
Florac
Elizabeth Sim Jhavy
Burt Andersen
Tts
Beiebebeblia
Reta Snuth
Toronto
Mroo
Soha
Mro
Local Roads In N Assagaweya Get Grader Treatment
Township and county roads near N Assagaweya are described as almost impassable and are being repaired with a grader. Pte Cecil Wilson has returned from Niagara on leave. Miss Tyra Wilson of the OAC Guelph visited her parents. Mr William Rees of Guelph visited relatives. Pupils from No 9 school attended a Musical Festival in Multon yesterday. Mr James Dexter of Irondale Haliburton county visited friends Mr and Mrs Lawrence King the past week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cecil Wilson
Niagara
Tyra Wilson
O.A.C
Guelph
Elwood Wilson
William Rees
Multon
James Dexter
Irondale
Haliburton County
Lawrence King
Local Social Notes Highlight Burrows Belton Families
Mrs R P Burrows attended a ceremony for a family member. Harold Belton welcomed a newborn son Sunday. Toronto visitors, including Miss Helen Mclaughlin, Uncle McKinnon, and Mr Mrs George Reanick, called on Sunday. Isabel Beatrice is vacationing with relatives in Toronto. Mr and Mrs D B McKinnon hosted relatives. new truck purchased by Stewart. Alvin Fisher hosted friends for a Monday evening gathering with Progressive euchre and refreshments.
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Jennie Toevell
Everton
Stantey Tovell
Tovell
Serry
Anita Parkhouse
Diuelph
Ray Hindley
Mass
Isabethe Anion
Toronto
Mreani
D. B. McKinnon
Hlanehe
Res
Stanles
Lay
Stewart Fais
Alvin Fisher
Limehouse Cards Host Afternoon Tea and Charity Draw
The Cards held a late afternoon tea at Mrs Beerman's home to raise funds for the poor, with a donation bag of Thour from Miss ven. Congratulations go to Mr and Miss Sidmey Kirkpatrishoon on the birth of a daughter, both in good health after a recent illness. Visitors included Mrs Weshey O Leste and others.
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Seath
Mrooamdt
Weshey O
Leste
Mi Hlabert
Toate
Mass Tsabel Toatesof
Tame
Sunday Household Notes and School Attendance
Fragmented report lists families and individuals visiting or staying over weekends including Miss Win Motehs Lives, Mrs Not, Miss Yeates, Mr and Mrs Not, and Miss Honehoof Yoranto. Mentions Rockwood schools reopening and new pupils, staff assignments, and Easter visitors with names like Meron Mtrs, Miss Lovena Richardson, Miss Betty Arthur, Mrs Joss Carton, and Mr John Phampson.
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Mapes - Masta
Kennett
Cigudy
Pat
Meron Mtrs
Ato
Mis Honehoof
Messrs
Wine
Girant Wright
Bruna
Sunda
Adam
Eichools
Muarjotuet
Rass Anan
Easter Vasttors
Ufsand
Pentett
Bussell Ross
Oshaw
Early Sunday crashes on Queen Elizabeth Way investigated
Provincial officer Alfie Inckson investigated automobile crashes on the Queen Elizabeth Way. Captain and Mr. Ernest Pullen Jyne returned to Ottyven after a brief absence. Nine members of the Carne Scots Tipe Band traveled to Brantford Wednesday evening and gave a musical program at the training centre.
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Alfie Inckson
Queen Elizabeth Way
Ernest Pullen Jyne
Ottyven
Carne Scots
Brantford
Trainingz
Record Star
Community Guests Visit Over Weekend
Mr and Mrs Jack Airdrie Patricia and Jackie visit Falls over the weekend. Mr and Mrs Jack Cornell Tind Roy of Toronto visited the Guthries and the Esl Smiths. Mr and Mrs Murray Jolson and Marilyn of forenben visited Mr and Mrs Robert Brown on Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Airdrie
Patricia
Jackie
Jerry Guthrie
Jack Cornell
Roy
Toronto
Guthrie
Esl Smith
Murray Jolson
Marilyn
Forenben
Robert Brown
Fire damages Georgetown home and school war drive progress
Sparks from a chimney caused extensive damage to Mrs. Wesley Hil's home in Georgetown but the fire brigade confined the blaze. Georgetown Public School pupils began War Savings Stamps on January 20 with a $500 Easter objective, now showing strong weekly progress toward a $2,500 Canadian War Services Fund target and a total reported of $2,880.20 with most in cash.
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Wesley Hil
Georgetown Fire Brigade
Georgetown Public School
Assembly Hall
Ashgrove- Georgetown
Limehouse
Alex. Mactaren
Lorreiow
Milton Milestone Social and Hockey Honors In Town Hall
The Junior Farmers and Milton Junior Institute held a combined meeting and social in the Farmers' building with Mayor A. E. Armstrong presenting sweaters to Intermediate and junior hockey teams. The Halton County 1941 Music Festival is planned for Knox Presbyterian Church on April 2nd and 25th with sessions morning to evening. Adjudicators include Mrs Vera Russell and Mr Harvey Perrin. Delegates from Hatton branch Ontario Federation of Agriculture were chosen to attend the Commercial Hay Producers meeting in Toronto next week.
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Talten
Milton Junior Institute
A. E. Armstrong
Halton County
Knox Presbyterian Church
Milton
Vera Russell
Harvey. Perrin
Toronto
Hatton
Ontario, Federation of Agriculture
Suesday—nlphtton—considar
Paul Fisher
Perry
Hornby
Ates
Near
Rockwood
George Currie
Georgetown
Arthur Brain
W. J Robertson
Champion
Y M C A Players Present Enjoyable Local Play
The YMCA Players staged another entertaining production with Acton bashfulness supporters and a souvenir program distributed to patrons. Miss Macay and Bill Reisen led the showcase with plane selections and a lively stage act, drawing strong audience response.
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Acton Bashnesta Wen
Pilon
Nets
Bill Reisen
Acton Woalcla
Outdoor sports spending in Canada tops two million in equipment
Canadians spent about three million dollars on sports gear with more than two million in equipment and accessories imported underlines. Major import categories included baseball and hockey gear, golf equipment, tennis and badminton, bowling and billiards, and fishing tackle. Canada’s forests lakes and mountains support year round outdoor recreation and numerous national parks from the Atlantic to the Rockies offer summer and winter sports facilities.
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Canada
Atlantic
Rockies
Rocky Mountain
Nominations Exceed Ten for Downs Feature at Pimlico
More than 10 horses were nominated for the three year old feature at the Downs on May 3. While over a dozen were entered, it is unlikely more than eight or nine will start with the winner earning a purse of 55,600 dollars.
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Myn
Christening of Corvette Burlington postponed to May end
The Burlington christening ceremony for the Corvette Burlington is delayed and unlikely to occur before the end of May. Local fruit and vegetable growers welcomed the recent warm weather aiding harvests. Rangers player Clint Sms and his wife visited relatives en route to Vancouver for the summer. Town council raised plumber license fees to 25 000 per year plus 100 for each subsequent year, aligning with other towns. Saturday night saw excitement as Jehovah’s Witnesses delivered a 300 page bound Enemies Gazette to officials.
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Clint Sms
New York Rangers
Wilbert
Jeannette
Smith
Vancouver
Ertigens
Cazette
Neckware in New York Promotes Civilized Necklines
A fashion note from New York highlights neckwear trends that brighten outfits. Designers showcase ruffles and refined trims to flatter necklines while avoiding overly flashy details.
Ace atastrophe of gee magnitude weekend adventure with Guides
The Acton Girl Guides led by Acting Lieutenants Mabel Elarris and sth., with a strong supply pack, quelled weather barriers and camped at the grounds. Sharp shooters earned smiles for discoveries like a monarch butterfly, trap plants, and flowers as the party prepared meals and security for a peaceful, productive expedition ending at sunset.
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Chock & Company
Mabel Elarris
Piestar
Pirin Meres
Oniertean
Lawson
Moavureen
Vitourke
Barbara Nelson
Mabel Ffarrist
Pastor Fadaes
Mas
Maur
Roarke
Beth Lawson
Mas Deri
Newt
Wei Satinfield
Acton Fair Planning Moves Ahead for Community Event
Planning discussions for the Acton fair proceed as committees review vacant lots and asset handling. Officials aim to set a date, refine attractions, and announce final decisions to boost the fair’s stature and local participation.
Sunday church services and season closing meeting noted
The Rev Clifton Gilford preaches at 11 00 am on Sunday with a sermon titled God and the Common People The Sabbath School follows at 2 00 pm The note mentions a closing meeting for the season with apportion and election of officers for the ensuing year Always Welcome remains indicated.
Sunday Schedule and Church Events
Sunday services listed for 11.00 am with Rev. John Onstrim of Unsbridge, 12.15 pm Sunday School, 8.00 pm. Monday evening features Yo P Caudle. Wednesday 8.00 pm Prayer Meeting. L A welcomes all.
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WAL
John Onstrim
Unsbridge
Pam
Caudle
Tony Horn Auction Sale Reported With Disjoint Phrases
A fragmented notice mentions Tony Horn and an auction sale. It references bidders, a registrar, and a bank, but the readable text is garbled with stray names and unclear details.
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