Social visit notes from Toronto and district residents
Ballina and Mrs. David McClure of Toronto visited last week at Mrs. Bert Rogers's home. Mrs. Nellie Kentner of Georgetown spent Thursday with Mrs. Soper. Miss Audrey Hills, visiting in the district, returned to Toronto on Sunday. Mr. Robert Cole visits friends at Burlington. Misses Bernice and Blanch Culp holiday with friends at Proton. The hum of the threshing machines was heard again.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David McClure
Toronto
Bert Rogers
Nellie Kentner
Georgetown
Audrey Hills
Robert Cole
Burlington
Bernice
Blanch Culp
Proton
Burlington Notes on Local Events and People
Miss Dorothy Copp sails to New York City to take a position at Mount Vernon Hospital. The Brant Street Post Office site had its sod turning at 3 PM Wednesday. Water Street fountain repainted, now a town highlight. Mr. and Mrs. Eckhert and children visit Maple Avenue father. School picnic at Bront Beach. Mr Murray Davis and son visit from St. Petersburg on a Canada motor trip. Thomas Jagper marries Annie Nicholson with Rev. W C Riddiford officiating. Dorothy Sanderson leaves for Copper Ontario to join International Nickel hospital staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Water Street
Eckhert
Beverley
Blair
Chicago
IHS
Harry FE Blessinger
Maple Avenue
Bront+ Beach
Murray Davis
Eon. Herschel
St. Petersburg
Fis
Canada
J. H
Pollard
Ontario Street
Thomas Jagper
Bis
Annie Nicholson
W. C. Riddiford
Aaiss Dorothy Sanderson
Copper Oli
Ontario
International Nickel Hospital
Clazetie
Weekend visitors fill home with social calling
Everton Sunday visitors at the Hepburn home included Mrs Brown Mr wid Mirs W Roth from Toronto plus Pred Hepburn and baby from Acton. Margaret Reed of Toronto visited with Mary and Kate Reed. Dozens more guests and relatives from Guelph Toronto Winnipeg Wind way and beyond spent the weekend with local families, many staying for holidays and visits. A hospital note reported Muriel Hepham injured falling on a stick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Hepburn
Brown
Wid Mirs
W. Roth
Toronto
Pred Hepburn
Acton
Ar. Stinstan
Margaret Reed
Mary
Kate Reed
Ben Simons
Detroit
Myr
Harry Simons
T. D. McCutcheon
S. McKay
Guelph
D. McDougall
Margaret
Ible
Blanch
Exing
Eltan Rae
Jack Wallace
Sheperdson
John Wintrip
Percy Wall
Gladys
Audrey
Windway
Mir
Cann
Mire
J. Hinds
Eileen
Mfr
F. W. Cooper
Aviss Grace Dumpler
Jon
MacHee’s Park
Penn
Jean Brunton
Master Jack
Winnipeg
Colin Kitching
Mall
Ftockwood
Angus McLaughlin
Jesse
Hillshury
W. Usherwood
DO McCutchton
Robert
Ayr
Wiv
Mirs
Charles Head
Donnie
Weston
Migs Prances Herron
Arias
W. Head
Aira
Jestin
Wasaga
Cole
Gon
Douglas
Ceoretown
Adartment and Son
Gonion
Holiday visits link Campbellville to regional families
Eden Mills Misa Marion Eliott of Campbellville visits Misses Wilda and Marie Gilbertson while Master Charlies Wilson holidays with Arkell relatives. Toronto visitors Mrs. Pred Lee and Mr. George Lee stay with Mr. and Mrs. Charlies Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Abbotd. Several Guelph and Toronto residents appear in related greetings and church society notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Misa Marion Eliott
Campbellville
Wilda
Marie Gilbertson
Charlies Wilson
Arkell
Belle Scott
Uttle
jIn
Charles Kingsbury
E Kingsbury
Therra Gandler
General Hospital
Guelph
The
Presbyterian Church
John Milne
Pred Lee
Ittle Son
George Lee
Toronto
Charlies
Rockwood Civic Holiday Event Draws Large Crowd
A garden party and plcnia in Rockwood supported Rev. Pather Kehoe’s Land Settlement effort. A rockwood Bull dogs vs Guelph game ended 8-7 with Rockwood losing. Music by Guelph Musical Society Band, supper in the hall, and a wrestling match capped the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pather Kehoe
Exhibition Park
Rockwood Bulldogs
Guelph
Guelph Musical Society
Kkdes
Stewart
Royce
G.Y.P.U
Str__Campbell
Cuslph
The
United Church
St. Catharines
Fred Day
Toronto
Wnt
Douglas
Fanally
White
Kathleen Lynch
St. Joseph's
Wilma Milne
DB. Milne
Eden Nils
Fred Hanson, Jr
Rita O'Sullivan
Mariet” Douglas
Hilbury
Edwin Weatherston
Rockwood
Yhys
Caratang
Duck
Pacific Coast
Churchill Women’s Association Meets at Mrs A Smith Home
The Churchill Women’s Association met at Mrs A Smith’s home on a Wednesday afternoon with strong attendance. After devotions, reports were read and business discussed, followed by lunch prepared by the hostess and a social line of fellowship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Churchill Women’s Association
Limehouse men head west for harvest work
Limehouse Messrs Jack Smethurst Tom Packer and Dennis Hill motoring to Western Canada for the harvest. Miss Beulah Bruce of Toronto holidaying with Miss Ivens. Mrs W Milliere holidaying with her niece Mrs D Dorrie in Hamilton. A number from the Village spent the holiday in Acton with numerous visitors in the village over the holiday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Smethurst
Tom Packer
Dennis Hill
Western Canada
Beulah Bruce
Toronto
Ivens
Wm. Milliere
D. Dorrie
Hamilton
Acton
Holliday
Local Social and Church Gatherings Across Campbellville
Mr Jack Memory of Toronto spent the holiday at the home of D C Hunter. St David s Church managers met at W Holmes home to plan a garden party. Verna Blakeman of Toronto visited E Wheelshan. Many attended the Kilbride cricket and dance. Milas Wilma Bell visits friends while Jack Wheelshan returns from the North. Mayme Moore of Guelph spent the holiday with Arch McMillan. Funeral for Br TL Moore held at his residence last Thursday. Mr and Mrs TY McPhail and family spent several days in Chatham.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Memory
Toronto
D. C. Hunter
St. David's Church
W. Holmes
Verna Blakeman
E. Wheelshan
Kilbride
Milas Wilma Bell
Jack Wheelshan
Mayme Moore
Guelph
Arch. McMillan
TL Moore
TY. McPhail
Chatham
Georgetown area notes on vacations and events
Georgetown Smith and Stone closes plant for two weeks vacation. Pipe Band joined Legion memorial in Brampton. Ontario volunteer firemen invite Georgetown to 1937 convention. Visits include O Wood-Wyle Winniper with Dr and Mrs McAllis er and others from Lexington Kentucky and Guelph. Miller Scott and Misses Scott visit Eagle House Muskoka. Engaged: Bloomor Avery to Gordon Russell. Wedding planned mid August per N Herald.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smith & Stone Ltd
Georgetown
Legion
Brampton
Ontario
O'Wood- Wyle
Winniper
McAllliser
Harold Holmes
Mttleton
Lexington
Kentucky
David Barclay
Guelph
Agale Scott
Bessie
Hazel Walker
Annie
Yiall
Ella Maybee
Edna Warley
Pred McNally
Eagle House
Wala
Muskoka
Sirs
A. E. Wright
Bloomor Avery
Gondon Russell
G. W. Russell
N Herald
Family Illnesses and Visits Highlight Guelph Area Headlines
Ospringe resident Miss Havel Webb and sister Nellie both underwent appendicitis surgery at Guelph General Hospital with hopeful post operative reports. Other local residents including Mr Harold McEachern and visitors from Caledon East Toronto and Acton gathered for family visits and a Wheeler reunion at Riverside Park Guelph.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Havel Webb
Sault Ste. Marie
Guelph General Hospital
Miss Webb
Nellie
Harold McEachern
St. Joseph's Hospital
Guelph
Angus McLaughlin
John Sun‘Jer
Rockwood
Wm. McKenzie
D. G. Tiobertson
Douglas
Kenneth
Wheeler
Riverside Park
Gualph
Flynn Sinclair
Galt
Ida Tovell
Vera
Mort Exla
George Anderson
D. Hurren
Mira Alvin McCutchson
Mo. and
Myre
Joy and Son
Civic
Holisby
A. Buptle
Als
Ty Wuptle
J. King
Maraville
D. QG. Robertson
Mra
Maun Robertson and
Daughtters
Acton
C. Muller
George
Shibley Wid
Tarpate
Local social notes and court decision from Champlon
Community mentions Mrs Boyd and Gladys of Ottawa visiting Mrs Cunningham on Commercial Street. Mrs Y Lamb hosted a 75th birthday tea for W McCready with Mountain Union Institute presenting a bouquet. Court of Appeal judge Munro dismissed the Farmers Co operative appeal to reduce a Main Street building assessment from 8000. a house once owned by W Panton and torn down to be replaced by Dr G E Syer saw assessment drop from 1850 to 1700.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrx
Cunningham
Commercial Street
W. W. Poster
Main Street
Thomas Boyd
Gladys
Ottawa
H. Dewar Thomson
Child
R. Bensy
Misa’ PY
MC. Harrinp
Owen Sound
Collingwood
Wasuga Beach
Y. Lamb
W. McCready
Mountain Union Women’y Institute
Court of Appeal
Munro
Farmers’ Co-operative
Old Oakville Ties Renewed As Wales Visits Town
Oakville residents including Mr and Mrs B E Sprowl welcomed Arthur Wales son of John Wales from Cleveland Ohio from Oakville's long ago era. A letter from A E White acting for Acton Juvenile Club asks Halton County Juvenile Committee or O B A A to review a game dispute after Acton Oakville clash may be rescheduled as a benefit for Mitchell. Players express concern for the injured boy and pledge to cover expenses if a replay is needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. E. Sprowl
Windsor
Oakville
Arthur Mr. Wales
Cleveland
Ohio
John Wales
Yeslice
Wales
Robert Carney
Juvenils Baseball Club
Mitchell
Acton Boys
Acton Sparta
Stor
Surprising Facts About Tea From Betty Barclay
An expert from the United States Tea Board explains that all tea comes from the same plant and that green, black and oolong teas differ only by processing. He details origins of each type, with green from Japan, black from India and Ceylon, oolong from Formosa, and notes on varieties like Orange Pekoe and English Breakfast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert A. Lew
United States Tea Board
Mr. Lewis
Japan
India
Java
Ceylon
Formosa
China
Sumatra
The Tree of Death and Local Myths in Java
The piece discusses the Tree of Death known as The Apostres of Java, challenging the island’s current tale. It notes natives use Polwon from the tree to paint dart tips and describes the tree’s straight rise with no branches reaching a height between eighty and one hundred cot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Java
Tourists flood Canadian shores as summer parade begins
The United States to Canada tourist migration is underway with Windsor Fort Erie and Niagara Falls ports reporting heavier traffic than 1935. Sixty day permits issued April 30 total 24 083 while Niswara Pally saw 34 280 foreign cars enter in April from 42 states and other regions. Visitors expect full cottages at Crystal Beach and two million people may visit Canadian lake shore this season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Canada
Windsor
Fort, Erie
Nétagara Falls
Dugun
Niswara Pally
Mexico
Puerto Rico
Fort Erie
Buffalo
Canadian
Crystal Beach
Egg yields $250 verdict in Vienna market dispute
In Vienna Austria a housewife bought a hen and claimed the first egg laid was hers. The poultry dealer refused to concede ownership. The judge ruled in favor of the woman awarding $250 against the dealer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vienna
Austria
Water hardness remark during discussion
A quoted exchange questions water hardness, suggesting it may be quite hard. The fragment captures a casual debate tone about water quality without additional context or attribution.
Card of Thanks for Thomas Moore’s Passing
The kindness and sympathy shown at the time of my father Thomas Moore’s death were deeply appreciated by me and the family. They will be gratefully remembered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pawlhy
Thomas Moore
Record Salt Output Reaches New Canadian Peak in 1935
Canadian salt producers shipped 360 344 tons in 1935 valued at 1 880 978 dollars, up from 1934’s 321 753 tons. Despite a lower total value, tonnage set an all time high. Ontario supplied 29 percent of production with Nova Scotia 10 percent, as salt production continues to anchor early non metallic industries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ontario
Nova Scotia
Manitoba
Saskatchewan
Canada
Hudson's Bay Company
Mackenzie River
Malagach
Maritimes
Prairie Provinces
Alberta
Sunday Church Services and Bible Study Schedule
Sunday, August dth, 1938. Union services at 11 00 a m in Baptist Church, 12 18 p m Sunday School and Bible Classes. Evening Service at 7 00 withdrawn. Thursday Bible Study Hour at 7 30 am.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baplat
H.kaye
Wiarton
Ontario
Patrons Advised of August Appointment Hours
Notice to patrons states in August appointments will be made only on Thursday Friday and Saturday each week. Lens Grinding and Repair Department will operate as usual with full draw during the period.
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Neighborhood News
Ballina
Dorothy Copp
New York City
Mount Vernon Hospital
Brant Street
Everton
Eden Mills
Joseph
Evelyn Wright
Harold Eisley
Brookville
Scott
Churchill
Limehouse
Ospringe
Milton
Betty
Barclay
DEATH
Candi
Lt Ralng
B. B.B. Barres
Barpains
Blue Mountain
Aylmer Grapefruit
G. S
Meaford
Brunswick Sardines
Barr’s Grocery
Farmer
Frank Holmes
Acton Creamely Pryces Acton Creamery
Helntamana Co. Finna and Beneh
Free Press Office
WONEY
A. H. Diamond
R. R. No
Alex, Moore
Ankmals
Vannatter Fox Farm
Lady Tweedsmuir
Vore
Roosevelt
Quebec
Karsh
Centrel
Phew
Hnnted Church
Acton Pantor
R. M. Morrow
Mla
Bower Avenue
Prsbyterian Knox Church
H. L. Bennie
Willow Bineet
United Church Services
G. 1. Stephenson
Churchil
Glen Williams
Mr. Arthur
Swackhamer
Beloaf
Statham Bread
Harry Statham
Mill Street
Bare’s
A. D. Savage
Savage Bldg
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