Local Village Notes and Social Rollows
Residents cope with illness after effects of flu as many stay laid up. Mrs Burton returns from Dwuth after winter with her son. Mr and Mrs McGullohon visit Hillsburg relatives. VanNoman family move to Guelph. J Lille funeral held at Everton. Sacred cantata The Shining Way praised. Everton choir joins others for upcoming presentation. Mr Hector McLean returns from Burma and China to stay with brother John. Several Andersons and McLeans from Toronto visit the McLean household.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burton
Dwuth
Hector Mclean
Burma
China
Hk i Brother
John McLean
Mesdames Anderson
Minw
Mary“Mclean
Mary
Nell Anderson
Toronto
Young People’s Society Meeting and Local Death Notice
The Young People’s Society met April 24 in the church school room with Mr. Sealo Fon presiding. Mrs. Samnesville’s funeral was held Saturday at Everton Cemetery with Rev. W. J. Taylor in charge. he leaves a wife and children. Messages of sympathy were extended to the family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young People'n Society
Sealo Fon
Milas Mary Campbell
Rynolds Pang U Solo
Buchanan
Guelph
Yarry Wilton
Weley McLean
George Loree
Mia
Albert Milla
George Muck
Kiniumosa
Wealey
Measra
R. C. Thompson
W. Smith
James Weatherston
James Dunbar
Irvin Jackson
Howard Loree
Georgetown Obituaries and Local Society Notes
GEORGETOWN notes Albert Backs longtime proprietor of the old Tennett House in Georgetown died at his Mitchell home last week. Wm McMillan of Chargetown spoke at New Liskeard where about four hundred farmers heard the McCormick Deering Co. Farmers of the district were entertained. Mrs Margaret Rains J N Ming Alice Allinson and Cheater Boehmer of Cilielph spent Sunday with Mrs we yn dall. Mr OE Young had an operation at St Josephs Hospital Guelph on Tuesday. friends wish him a speedy recovery. Mrs J A Willoughby Miss Margaret Willoughby and Mina Betty Doran of Toronto were in town Monday. Mrs A Wazelwood is progressing nicely after a serious operation at Gat Hospital. The Farthouse Players of Toronto under Knox Presbytery church choir presented The Watched Pot at the Gregory Theatre Monday evening to a large audience in Georgetown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Backs
We“Ryn
Kk. OE. Young
St. Joseph's Hospital
Guelpa
J. A. Willoughby
Margaret Willoughbly
Mina Betty Doran
Toronto
Mondaay
A Wazelwood
Gat Hospital
FarthWouse Players of
Knox Presbytery van Cluirch Choir
Gregory Theatre
Georgetown
Herald
Milon and area notes mix of visits and events
Milton H Ayer and Mrs E Middleton with son Frank toured Wyoming recently. John Wallace, wintering in Ontario, visited Mrs E Middleton. Alma Mehanna of Wyoming visited last week. A chimney fire at Martin Street Cox residence. John McMurray of Palermo mentioned in a similar note. Miltonans Wortee return from England to conduct services. Dr O C Cloventon buys lay Dr Gowland practice. associated with Gowland for two years. Local golf courtiers report good condition and season opening planned in April. Milton residents Robertson Makenzio and Pieming attended York Bible Cross banquet at Royal York Hotel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H Ayer
John McMurray
Palermo
England
Boston
Omagh
Ut—witt
E. Gowland
O. AC
Local News Briefs From Acton Area Community
Messy OCR notes report several local items. James Weatheraton underwent appendicitis surgery at Toronto Hospital last week. Anny and Youn Cree visited Toronto last week. Mrs Dan Mekhechnichins recovered from sickness and is around again. Attendees at the USFO dance in Town Hall Acton Friday. Sympathy extended to Mr Campbell Steen on his brother's death after an accident in the bush.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Weatheraton
Byoronto Hospital
Youn Cree
Trienda
Yoronto
Dan Mekhechnichins
USFO
Acton
Campbell Steen
Moore Anniversary Celebrated With Surprise Fifty Years
Mr and Mrs Joseph Moore celebrated their fiftieth wedding anniversary at home on B Saturday with family from Guelph arriving unannounced. About thirty guests attended, six of Mr Moore’s sisters from Acton and nearby, a three story white and gold cake served at dinner, toasts to the couple, songs, violin selections, dancing, and gifts including a cabinet radio, gold purse, silver and china.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Moore
Guelph
Moore Wreddting
Acton
John Brown
George Wilds
Jenny
A. ‘J. Magn
Fred Coop
McCutcheon
E. Plummer
George Plummer
James Moore
Loralta Moore
Lfe
Young People's Society
The
United Church
Stone Church
Rockwood
James Lillie
Everton
Croulhg
L. IM. Stuart
Mr. Lite
Ww. C.T. U. Wan
Hom
Vie Croft
W. Th
Mia
McCracken
Onuelph
Cyril Anderson
Milas Margaret McCracken
Brampton
Mra
Lorne Dietx and Children
Hamilton
Na. Doulas
Watfords
Jas. Douglas, Jr
Jas. Gray, Jr
Toronto
Jank Whrlso
Ceorge Laverty
Murdo Munro
Taka Carton
Winona
Johnston Howat
Shucoe
Mins M. Milroy
Waugh
Owen Sand
John Pitxsimmons
Fant Jauty
Warrio Mutile
Elora
Terrace Garden
St. Joseph's Players
Limehouse Notes and Local Happenings
Mrs Leslie Campbell and baby girl move from Toronto to Limehouse and will reside with the Miller family. Marjorie Caldwell returns to school after two weeks at Durham hospital. Earl Vanatter has taken a position in St Catharines. A. Merediths visit Toronto this week. The Presbyterian church plans to install Hydro service. Weather shift affects early plantings and optimistic farm prospects. Dime business shows improvement with hope for a third clinic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leslie “Campbell
Limehouse
Toronto
W. L. Millers
Marjorie Caldwell
Durham Hospital
Earl Vanatter
St. Catharines
A. Meredith
Chang
Darbara Maken a Splash at Loyvilly Athletes Association
The Campbellville event titled Darbara Maken a Splash drew many friends to Loyvilly Athletes Association Hall on Thursday evening. Nearby notes report Jeasle Hold's health improvement on home return and various social visits, with the A A M Lodge ladies night ending in a social dance after a supper.
Community Notes From Wiarton And Nearby
Mr. Robert Lowery of Wiarton spent the week-end with Mr. Joh Wilson and friends. Mr. and Mrs. A J Stephens and Mr. and Mrs. G L Cherner visited Toronto friends. Dur ham guests Mr. and Mrs. A B McLellan with Mr. and Mrs. J H Gilson. Clayton Barbour and friend from Toronto spent the week-end here. Mr. and Mrs. A Arnott of Winston spent the week-end with S Welder. Mrs. James McGury leaves for West guard Hutk to join family. Rev J J Wurley graduates in theology at Wyellife College Toronto. Mrs G L Garner received a fountain pen as prize for Christos window display. Mr and Mrs H D Strowger move to their farm on Seventh Line. Mr and Mrs P Clark relocate from Jeanod to Georgetown Advocate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Lowery
Wiarton
Joh. Wilson
A. J. Stephens
Mm. G. L. Chrner
Toronto
A. B. McLellan
Durham
J. Hf. Cillson
Clayton Barbour and
Fend
Nn Engine
A. Arnott
Wustalo
S. Welder
James McGury
Weotaguard
Hutk
Wib
J. J. Wurley
Wyellife College
G. L. Garner
Burlington plans new bridge and tourist preparations
Officials announce the canal bridge will open Sunday for traffic. Ward Avenue water main work begins easing unemployment while gasoline stations and refreshment booths along the highway prepare for a growing tourist season. Firemen respond to minor blazes on the bay shore and at a home verandah fire. Winnipeg visitor Carl Wintermute and family visit Roseland. funeral of T Dunn in Delhi Ontario.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trati
Ward Avenue
Nonson
Oblet Smith
Ontario Street
Bay Shore
Carl Wintermute
Winnipeg
Mra
PL Wintermute
Card of Thanks for neighborly help after bus incident
The notice thanks friends and CHAS. 11 Leavy for helping extinguish a bus fire that threatened serious damage. The neighbors’ assistance is described as greatly appreciated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helahhore
Chas
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Neighborhood News
Eden Mills
Ospringe
George Robertson
Clayton Cooke
OM Harold “Altice
Fremtttone
If. Casiler
Boston Milla
Migs Kirkewood
James Lille
Hillsburg
J. VanNoman
Hattakam
Bilverwood Dealry
Presbyterian
Viisburg
Erin
Ieverton Church
Bannocksurn
Milton
Ballinafad
Hockwood
Campbellville
Loyvilly
Jeasle Hold
Mina Bella Ferguson
Tamilton
John Gilmour
Thos, Moore
Alexander
Ross Carberry
Robt
Ony Yueuday
Mins Yther Wheelian
Yoseph
Warmilton
Miki
Agnes Munn
Thomas Ware
Patterson
Wornby
Lawrence Sharpe
Norvish’s
Hanl
Hurlington
RED && White
J. W. Jones
Acton, Ont
Canadian National Electric Railways
Reliable Clothiers
Mill Street
Starkman- Pe
B. D. Rachlin & Co
Treet
Carroll
Church of Canada
Acton Minilisies
L. Poole
Parmenage
Wulow Street
Ule
Presbyterian Knox
Acton Baptist Church
Hev. W. J. Hamilton
Walt
George Ingles
James Adamson
Robert Airdrib, Speyalda
Nagtunmweyn
Robertson
R. R. Not
Davidson
Oxford
R. J. Kerr
Court of Revision
Counell
P Court of Re
Counell Chamber
Caml Pereans
N. Farmer
Olork
L. Whits & Sons
Better Cleanera
Yors
Pallant's
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