Hillsburg visitors and gatherings fill regional week
Social notes from Hillsburg list weekend visitors from Hamilton Toronto Danbury and Rockwood including Mr and Mrs Nelson Ryder Miss Frances and families. A joint picnic of four church Young People groups held at Walter Huxleys. Mrs Roszell improving at Albert Roszell’s home. Mrs Thompson’s daughter Mrs D A Robertson hosts visitors from Grand Valley and Toronto.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelson Ryder
Hamilton
John Sell
Frances
Toronto
Chas. Booth
Mae
Alton
L. W. Cheyne
Rockwood
wm.’Cheyne
Noman ‘Robertson
Robertson
Danbury
Conn
D. A. Robertson
Misa Lila Gray
Guelph
Alex. Gray
Hillsburg
Mimosa and
Bethél
Walter Huxley
John J Roszell
Fierdom
Albert Roszell
Thomas
Jas. McCullough
Grand Valley
Thompson
A. D. Rutledge
Robbie
Community Visitors and Local Notices From Erin and Surrounding Areas
The paragraph lists multiple visits and travels across Erin, Toronto, Fergus, Guelph, and Georgetown. It notes fires affecting Mr and Mrs Morrison, weekend gatherings, holidaying relatives, and attendance at the Firemen's Convention and a Black reunion.
Campbellville social notes report visits and celebrations
Local notices detail Mrs. Alex Bell's four month visit to Peterboro, Mr. John Ferguson visiting Miss Bella Ferguson, and many other trips and gatherings. The piece notes birthdays, illnesses, a funeral, holiday visits, and a church service cancellation due to a priest's holidays.
Holiday Visit Notes From Local Families
Churchill Miss Lucinda Graff was home from Brampton for the holiday weekend. Mrs Bert Greene and babe of Brampton visited Mr and Mrs John Graff. Mr and Mrs George Jordan of Wyevale spent the holiday at the Graff home. Mr Bert Digitiase of Midland joined the Grail household for the holiday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucinda Graff
Brampton
Bert’Greene
Babe
John Graff
George Jordan
Wyevale
Bert Digitiase
Midland
Jobs, Grail
Holidays Richly Noted In District Socials
Ballinafad reports Mrs Binnie of Toronto spending holidays at home with Mr and Mrs Frank Binnie. Rev and Mrs Aitken departed for holidays. Mr Wim Harding visited Toronto. Mrs John Collins of Linwood spent Thursday with her brother John McKechnie. Mr James McFarland of Clinton visited Dan Campbell’s home. Mrs Large visited Hamilton friends. Mr and Mrs J W Cushnie of Toronto visited cousin Alfred Soper on Saturday. Will Collins of Linwood and spouse visited cousins Bert Rogers and M Campbell and others in district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alex. Bell
Peterboro
John Ferguson
Hamilton
Bella Ferguson
Walsh
R. N
Toronto
R. Elliot
Charles Norrish
Fulton
Eden Mills
James Pogue
Little Tommy
C. A. Elsley
Post
Gertrude
Beattie
W. J. Bell
R."c. Menzies
Boston
Jack Cusick
Moffat
A. Elsley
David Mahon
London
Jack Elliot
Jack Wheelmhan
Detroit
John Kennedy
Mountsberg
Kennedy
Peter McPhail
St. David's Church
Jones
R. Early
Bert Ferris
Port Burwell
A Kenny
Burlington
Reta Hubbert
Wm. McPhail
Milgrove
Owen Barteaux
Y. Os
Féronto
G. B. Carbett
Frank Bil
Bessie Binnie
Frank
Binnie
Ebenezer Softball Beats Rockwood 15 6 at Ebenezer
Ebenezer softball team defeated Rockwood 15 to 6 at Ebenezer last Friday evening. Ebenezer also beat Aberfoyle 7 to 2 in an away game on Saturday. Ebenezer United Church Sunday School to hold annual picnic Thursday afternoon. Mrs W Morley and children of Milton visiting Knatchbull relatives. Bert Nightingale and Ivan Still of Orangeville visited Arthur Nightingale and wife. Margaret Davenport passed Introductory Piano exams under Miss McBean of Moffat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ebenezer
Rockwood
Aberfoyle
Ebenezer United Church Sunday School
Wm. Morley
Milton
Knatchbull
Bert "Nightingale
Ivan Still
Orangeville
Arthur Nightingale
Margaret Davenport
Miss McBean
Moffat
Presbyterian Church Social in Rockwood Honors Mrs Gill
Last Monday evening the Rockwood Presbyterian Church gathered at Mr. and Mrs. Garner’s home to honor Mrs. Robt. Gill. The event featured community singing a short program, an address by Elva Pearen, and a presentation of a Waterbury mantle clock by George Harwood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Church
Chas
Garner
Robt. Gill
Elizabeth Gray
Jas. Milroy
Elva
Pearen
George Harwood
Gill
Waterbury
August Young
Wm. J. Gordon
Arch. McNabb
Presbyterian—Church
Bennie
Owen Sound
Hamilton
Milroy
Robert
Eden Mills
Anson Smith
Windsor
Fred Smith
Wellington Smith
Henry Pasmore
Montreal
Annie Harris
Everett R. LeViness
Buffalo
Toronto
Cre Mutrie
Lovena Richardson
Quebec
McEathern Brothers Threshing Start at McDonald Farm
The McEathern brothers begin threshing at Mr. McDonald's farm. A Black family reunion was held at Riverside Park in Guelph on August 1 with a large provincial turnout. Mrs Jas Black and family attended. Sunday Sabbath services held weekly at 3 PM Standard Time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McEathern
Seagun
McDonald's
Riverside Park
Guelph
Jas. Black
Babbath
Milton and neighbors enjoy week of visits and events
Milton and W Morrison vacation at his mother's Tilbury home. Kenneth Wilson and his mother visited Detroit relatives. Faskens from Milton plan Muskoka holidays. Henry Chariton and wife mark 25th wedding anniversary. Milton Citizens' Band acquires new uniforms for George Town demo. Knox Presbyterian Church Sunday School picnic at Bronte Beach. Local families hosting visitors from Toronto Brampton and Buffalo. Two youths sentenced to three months in County Jail for breaking into local businesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Morrison
Tilbury
Kenneth’ ‘Wilson
John Wilson
Detroit
Wisitede
John Gowland
M. Fasken
Milton
Andrew “Falken
Texas
Muskoka
Henry Chariton
Miles Street
Milton Citizens’ Band
Georgetown
Knox— Presbyterian Church Sunday School
Bronte Beach
Ed. McClelland
Little’ Son
Hunter Maude and Son
Clifford Maude
Toronto
Avid
L. Maude
FL Ll White
Frank R
Oakville Notes and Local Passages From Oakville Star
Oakville society notes report visits by Mrs. Edward Caton of Waukeegan and Arthur Tuck party returning from London. Examinations list includes Miss Marion Beggs and Graham Mathers qualifying to teach in High Schools. Rev W B Gaswell to take duties at Simpson Avenue United Church during ministerial absence. Frank Fisher of Montreal visits Oakville. J H Hodge’s Rice Lake fishing trip yields many fish dinners. Mr and Mrs W S Davis return from Ottawa for Imperial Economic Conference. Chas Dickinson and son Leslie plan Lake Joseph Muskoka vacation. Ada McBride vacationing at Lake Rosseau Muskoka. Howarth Ezard in hospital after major operation shows improvement. Ashley Aiken passes away after brief illness. Glassco Jam factory work interrupted by sudden death of co‑worker William J Howell at age about sixty five.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward’ Caton
Waukeegan
Illinois
J. B. Duff
Randal Street
Arthur Tuck
Paul
London
Rice Lake
W.S. Davis
Ottawa
Capital
Chas. Dickinson
Leslie
Lake Joseph
Muskoka
Ada McBride
Nepahwin-Gregory
Lake Rosseau
Jas. T. Andrew
Toronto
Howarth Ezard
Royal Victoria Hospital
Montreal
Ashley A. Aiken
Glassco
Wm. J. Howell
Andy Cooper
Star
Fall Fair Dates Across Ontario and Nearby Towns
The notice lists upcoming fall fairs with dates for Acton Brampton Burlington Caleon Cooksville Fergus Georgetown London Toronto and others. Events span September to October including city and regional fairs such as the Western Fair in London and the U N BE in Toronto.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Acton
Arthur
Brampton Burlington
Caleon
Cooksville
Sirissvicsesiseassaas Redte Boacysansangestyn
Fergus
Gane Sccccayereeene
Georgetown
Grand Valley
London
Wtenteye Rept
Mulod Ceresien
Toronto
U. N. BE
Notable Georgetown Social and Church Notices
Georgetown residents share travel visits with Ottawa friends and clan. Bay area travelers include Friths and Kentners returning from vacations and business. Local congratulations note Ruddell passing Toronto Conservatory piano exam and engagement plans for Laura Aylsworth and Kenneth Langdon. Community events feature Baptist Women’s Mission Circle gathering and St George St Alban’s Sunday School picnic at LaSalle Park with highway permission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. N
Frith
Ottawa
R. 0. Frith
Terrance
Claude Kentner
Bank of Montreal
Windsor
Burk’s
Falls
Max Bieber
D. L. Herbert
DL. Somerville
St. Joseph's Hospital
Guelph
Tillie Herrington
Marge Herrington
Eleanor Wright
Herrington
Brighton
Fred Hawes
Henry Munday
Hamilton
Hawes
Georgetown
Joy. Ruddell
Ashgrove
Toronto Conservatory of Music
R. H. Wright
Laura Patricia Aylsworth
R.B. Aylsworth
Trenton
Kenneth Murney Langdon
Local Social Notes Highlight Visits and Incidents
Burlington Miller Peart of Pittsburg and Miss Kathleen Lightbown of St. Catharines visit relatives in town. Several residents travel to Buffalo Wasaga Beach and Denver while others stay ill in hospital. A theft spree targets cars during the firemen's event and a slick cheque artist succeeds in town before Saturday noon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miller Peart
Pittsburg
Morley Peart
Kathleen Lightbown
St. Catharines
Harry Wardell
Locust Street
Gertrude
Thelma
Wasaga Beach
W. Norton
W. Blackburn
Huntsville
George R. Harris
Emerald Crescent
B. Poole
Irene
Port Arthur
F. Benger
Caroline Street
Co. H. Elsam
Leslie Whatham
Maritimes
Mae
Dorothy Biggs
Doris Dunham
Bufffalo
Kramer
I Betty
Edith Fisher
Shady ‘Cottage
A. N. Lambshead
Chief Smith
James Sutton
Glen Turner
Pontiac
Denver
Colorado
Turner
Gazette
The Danger of Indecision and Prompt Choices
A persuasive critique warns young people that indecision is not deliberation but delay. It urges weighing pros and cons, avoiding constant vacillation, and choosing promptly even at the risk of occasional mistakes to avoid growing irresolute over time.
Seaside meeting sparks tale of Freddy and his father
Freddy tells a girl his father is a great musician who can whistle crowds into attention. The girl replies that his whistle could stop thousands from working, claiming it is true though Freddy doubts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Freddy
Freddy Memete
Faith In Yourself and the Worth of Ambition
The piece urges self belief as the key to success. It contrasts fear and humility with healthy egotism, arguing that hesitation leads to grief while seizing hard tasks builds faith. It notes the hall of fame honors those who persist toward meaningful goals and asks readers to define and pursue their own aims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Swat
Hall of Fame
Legion
Businessman's Son Dedicated to Honest Trade
A young heir vows to honor his family name by modern commerce and lifelong service. On his first day he reassures his father, then is sent to polish the office brass name-plate, signaling a fresh start.
Frontier College in Canada Delivers Education Across Remote Worksites
Frontier College in Canada operates without buildings, teaching English and basics to 25 000 students in 1 100 communities from mines to lumber camps. Sixty to seventy teachers, many with university degrees, travel to logging camps, mines, and factories to offer elementary courses and talks on forestry, politics, and economics. The college emphasizes practical citizenship for foreigners learning English.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
Frontier College
Granta
The
Prentier College
Safety zone urged to curb White Pine Blister Rust spread
Dominion Botanist H T Gussow calls for a 900 foot safety zone around white pine stands. No black or red currant or gooseberry bushes should grow within the zone as intermediary hosts of rust spores. Eradicating these bushes over a wide area prevents wind borne rust spores from reaching stands of white pine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. T. Gussow
Dominion
NO FOOTMAN NEEDED
A fragmentary dialogue scene shows a female speaker directing a male servant to take an action and ensure a door is closed as she passes out. The terse exchange emphasizes control and abruptness in a social moment.
Who Discovered It
Bruce B Brewer discusses the rise of small town weekly newspapers as advertising vehicles. He recounts printers and editors, early doubts, and how national advertisers later realized these papers offer broad, cost effective reach for local merchants. He notes merchants overlook the value despite proven profitability.
Knox Church Acton Announces August Services
Presbyterian Knox Church Acton lists August 1932 services with August 7th notices. Sunday Sabbath School at 9:45 a.m. Public Worship at 11 a.m. Eden Mills service at 2:30 p.m. Rockwood at 7 p.m. Joint August schedule with Rockwood and Eden Mills. Minister Rev Dr Howard of Georgetown. Everyone welcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agust
Rockwood
Eden ‘Mills
Eden Mills
Howard
Georgetown
Choice Clover Honey At The Apiary Prices
Choice clover honey 8c per pound in your own containers at the Apiary at M Edwards Co or GW Benton's Acton 10 lb pails 90c 5 lb pails 45c Freq Smith phone 56 Rockwood Ont.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Edwards & Co
G.W. Benton’s
Acton
Pauls
Voters' List Notice for Nassagaweys Municipality 1932
John Marshall clerk issues notice that the Ontario Voters List has been transmitted to eligible voters from the last revised assessment roll for the municipality. The list was posted July 30 1932 and remains open for inspection. voters urged to seek corrections by law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Legislative Assembly
Nassagaweys
John Marshall
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Neighborhood News
Cadaes
Ospringe
Marvin Cox
Atcheson
Wilfred
Erin
D. Stewart
Douglas
Bayne
Standish
Whaley
John
Kitchener
Cooke
Frank Miller
Morrison
Wm. McKenzie
Everton
Brock Miller
Roe
George Robertson
Beatrice VanNomman
C. Aitkens
Campbellville
Churchill
Ballinafad
Nassagawbya
Oakville
Canada's
Bruce B. Brewer
Ferry-Hanly Advertising Company
Omatoes Ibs
Castile
Chin
Religious
United
Church of Canada
Berte . Poole
Willow Street
Presbyterian Knox Church
H. LL. Bennie
Leonard Downey
Royal Bank Building
Ontario
Waverly
Free Press Office
Nassagaweya
Just
Ibs
Brown's Mill St
Fruit Store
Wiles
W. M. Cooper
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