Georgetown appoints Jack Cornett at Rabb’s Drug Store
Dundalk native Jack Cornett succeeds Stewart Young at Rabb’s Drug Store in Georgetown. Young has joined the Royal Canadian Air Force. Miss Mary Daye’s friends attend a trousseau tea hosted by her mother Mrs Janet Doig on July 24. The Red Cross Garden Party at The Hedges on Glen Road, hosted by Mrs A W Nixon, was a success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Cornett
Dundalk
A. W. Nixon
Glen Road
Herald
Crews and Families Visit Over the Weekend
Mr and Mrs Jack Cornell and Roy of Toronto visited Mr and Mrs Guthrie and Mr and Mrs Lynd Smith. George and Wm McBain families of Wester visited Chester McBain. Edward Cornell and Teddy of Galt visited Swant Smith. Mrs Jack Airdrie visited Mrs Kirk at Niagara Falls and Mr David Kirk at St Catharines. Shirley and Earl Kirk of St Catharines visit Jack Airdrie. Nancy Workman of Elorn visits Mr and Mrs Robert Brown. Douglas McDonald of the I C A P.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Cornell
Roy
Toronto
Guthrie
Amd
Lynd Smith
George McBain
Wm. McBain
Wester
Alvin Hammill
Acton
Wailad
Chester McBain
Edward Cornell
Teddy
Galt
Swant Smith
Smith reunion and community notices from Nassagaweya district
The Nassagaweya area reports on the Smith family reunion at R L Davidson's Acton home with Kennedy and McMillan families attending. A Brookville gathering hosted by Mr and Mrs David Henderson welcomed Mrs Jara Minter but some could not attend. The Pine Grove No. 7 group quilted two quilts, Maple Leaf and Dane patterns, with tickets for sale. Local visits include Mr and Mrs Davenport, the Robinsons, and outings by the Stimpsens, Martin, and MacMillan families. Weather and dust concerns are noted with threshing season and road conditions mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smith
R. L. Davidson
Acton
Thos. Kennedy
Wilfrid Kennedy
Tom
Hazel
J. J. Kennedy
Pearl
Marie
Linus McMillan
Don
Grant McMillan
Donna
Fries—McMillan
Harold-Bell
Kennedy Oo
Talbot
Ibot
Dane Bs Group
Oc Davenport
Mro
Vernon Cole
Mroo
Davenport
Win Perry
Toronte
Stan Robinson
Wistriet
John Stimpsen
Brookville
Will Stipsen
West Vistters
Othe
Martin
Phes Rotunson
Jimmie
Katetener
James Simpson oMaty
Predma
Omo
Tere Chirvin
Clea Willistnstere
Mars Litant
MacMillan
Elmer Atdersen
Poronto
Fo Teittan
Plenty
Phasenpert
Gueboh
Grace Mebatictin Nory
San
Henry Medeod Nas
Praders
Alex
RCAF
Nova Scotia
Local Church Services and Community Notes from Rock Wood
In the absence of Fev. AL HLWUnon, Rev. H Lopennie of Acton led services at the Presbyterian Church on Sunday. Fred Hamilton and his Joan marked the highway center between Rock Wood and Acton. east of Rock Wood paint supply was temporarily exhausted. W. M. S. picnic of the United Church proceeded despite showers in Exhibition Park. John Beard, R.C.A.F., Trenton, and others from Aronta, Toronto, and Hamilton were out of town for various visits and holidays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fev
AL Hlwu
H. Lopennie
Acton
Presbyterian Church
Fred Hamilton
Hie Joan
Rockwood
W. M. S. Plenic
The
United Church
Exhibition Park
John Beard
R.C.A.F
Trenton
James
Clarence Lynch
Joe Oakes
Aronta
Douglas Patterson
Toronto
Leslie— Howel
Jean
Verna Harrison
Miss Pearl
Hamilton
Toven
Jordon
George Oakes
Sif. Mistieller
Royal Bank
Holiday notes from Hamilton to Acton in Owen Sound
Miss Marion Rennick of Hamilton and Miss Shirley Cox of New Toronto holiday with relatives at Owen Sound. Several local residents visit family in Niagara Falls Kitchener Bradford Guelph and Georgetown. Beth Harding and Beth McMillan take factory jobs near Georgetown and Toronto respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion Rennick
Hamilton
Shirley’ Cox
New
Toronto
D Stewart
F. Brydon
Annie Kirkwood
N. E. McKinnon
Hillsburgh
James Brydon
Acton
Owen Sound
Alex. Kingsbury
R.cla.f
Ottawa
S.tovell
Kitchener
McCutcheon
McCutcheon- Stewart
Arnold Sunter
Niagara Falls
Helen Aitken
Beth Harding
Georgetown
Reg. Carter
Baby Laverne
Robertson
Visitors from town mingle in village life records
A long list of recent visitors and locals appears, noting Mrs Khemare Betty Hilt Carter and others with Millieres Scott Garry from Malton and more. The report mentions church services led by Rev Hook Castor and holidays for Masters Bruce and Allan Norrie, with institutes and gatherings throughout the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ant
Khemare
Betty
Hilt Carter
Mroo
Tran Derik
Muss
Gladys Milliere
Millieres
Mro
Earl Scott
Garry
Malton
Meo
Phas Himes
Cohildren
Cllen Williams
Seoatts
Eo Merrow
Arthur Lane
Torante
Dane
Alex Wrihtthame
Toronto
Bill Newton Bone
Milton
Antes, Miaugaret
Kein Robertson
Amd
QW Benth
Frank Munters
Poole
Foster Wetditu
Ino Tie Churen
St Mars the Virgin
Torento
Has
Cannet Brussel
Bart Severn
Sutherhane
Chil Diem
Coraned Bend
AN Va Viwen Pres
Vivian
Shirley Wrighe
Baring
Helen Mersdhith
Arthur
Manitoutin
Bertha Shelbourne
Wo. Proctor
Goodwin
Cik
Mitchells
Women's Institute Lattes
Hook. Castor
Grand Valley
Masters Bruce
Allan Norrie
Chatham
Milton Engagement Promises Union of Foreshadowed Couples
The elder daughter Jessie Christina Jamieson of Cooksville will wed Maurice C Beatty of Milton, with the marriage planned for mid August. A Milton garden party hosted by the Canadian Club drew over fifteen hundred guests despite threatening weather at Col F M Lott’s lawn on Martin Street last Tuesday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. Fro
Gendale
Cal
Rasberry
Martin St
J. C. Jamieson
Cooksville
Jessie Christina
Maurice C. Beatty
C. B. Beatty
Milton
Col. F. M. Lott
Martin Street
Champlan
Crops Exceed Expectations as Harvest Nears Ends
Mrs R Bilton and son Gordon with Mr and Mrs Duby visited Acton residents the Bairds on Sunday. Crops in the district are slated for substantial cuts by week’s end with grain yields higher than expected though straw is short on many farms. Local businesses robbed Thursday night including James H Gibson's Garage where a door was forced and five dollars stolen. Justice's Storage was broken into and criminals fled when approached by a nearby citizen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Justice
Advealle
Oakville drowning shocks town as park reservoir tragedy
Four year old Donald Hawtin of Oakville drowned in the Lakeside Park reservoir on Monday afternoon. In other Oakville news, Ross Gibson sold the Gibson Hotel to B McGuffin of Toronto and new owner took possession Monday. Pte Taylor, eighteen, dominates Canada’s top 226 events and won his Ontario Open class in Oshawa against leading runners. A wedding at St John’s United Church joined Alla Emily Laing and Ranald Afton Blakelock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald Hawtin
Oakville
Lakeside Park
Ross Gibson
Gibson
B. McGuffin
Toronto
Pte. Taylor
Canada
Oshawa
Dominion
St. John's United Church
Alla Emily Laing
John Laing
Laing
Ranald Afton Blakelock
Thomas Blakelock
Record Star
Accidental Farm Injury and Local Appointments Noted
Burlington reports Max C. Smith suffered a compound fracture of the right leg after a farm accident on Tuesday morning. Jarvis named as clerk for the sixth division court in Walton County to replace Capt. Richford. Rt. Rev. Minnie Mo Barrick, DA of Detroit, vacationing in Canada, visited town Friday night. School board awarded painting contracts and Yew Heights installation discussed. Allen Shepard, son of Mr and Mrs A Ratsell Shepard, won the War Memorial scholarship at the University of Toronto Faculty of Arts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Max C. Smith
Silas, Jarvis
County of Ualton
Capt
Richford
Minnie Mo Barrick
Detroit
United States
Canada
Cagh “School Board
Allen Sheppard
A Ratsell Sheppard
Faculty of Arts
The
Leniversity of Toronto
Siso Ciavet
Local residents enjoy weekend visits across towns
Orton Mroo and Mrs 4 Thehsen visited friends on Luther Gist weekend. Mr and Mrs Milne hosted relatives including Mrs Tames Newills and Mrs Walter Guteon. Several families traveled to Port Stane Tes and St Thomas for Sunday visits as teachers and extended stays were arranged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mroo
Thehsen
Luther
Win Ratentine Tharpel Bagth
Wilson
Anson
Marley Atton
AT. Atton
Port Stane
Hears Caham
Ethel Ward
Fagen
Mroc
Jesse Reed
Joan Reed
Wm Usherwood
Everton
Herman Dearing
M. Dearing
AC Lloyd Dearing
St Thomas
Aind
Hallam Wilford
Helen Gowds
Toronto
Helavin
Wm Ballen
Local residents gather for neighbors and family visits
The note lists multiple visits and movements among Cedarvale residents. Mentions include Mr. Burt James of Norval visiting friends, Miss Helen Sim of Toronto spending a week at home, Mr. and Mrs. Carman Griffin and related families in Smithville, and Miss Reta Smith from Toronto visiting Cedarvale. A Toronto missionary speaker spoke at Sunday Health, showing African articles and photos.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nonnan Turns
Toronto
Yeo Hte Herbert Keeler
Carman Griffin
South Head
Ind
Kenneth “Hall
Guelph
William Butlek
Lorne Keopter
Carman Geiffin
Myx
George Griffin
Erin and
Arthur Griffin
Eleanor
Griffin
Smithville
Reta. Smith
Marjorié
Precidyn
Karl
William Henderson
Kathleen Henderson
Torsonte
Africa
Miss Henderson
McClaren Family Hosts and Obituary Notes
Miss Margaret McClaren and friends visit Campbellville while Mrs Barnard travels after her father's death in St Thomas. The Currie reunion gathered on school grounds as Mr and Mrs Elliot relocate to London. a farewell program featured gifts and speeches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret McClaren
Ronoof Tramilton
Eleanor McCheren
Lucy McClaren
Toronto
W. McClaren
Wm. Barnard
St. Thomas
Mason's Hatch
Robert, Elliot
Loondon
T. Tt. Londerwar
Griven
Wt IL Mahon
Tloyd—Crawford
John B. Currie
Elmer Blacklock
Bob
J. Dilger
Vancouver
W. Cowper
Ed Hunter
Barrie
Margaret Hunter
Brantford
Wilma Bell
Jacqueline Bell
Galt
Currie
Unclear fragmentary note on American and international events
Fragmentary text mentions presidents, directors, and votes, with scattered references to New York, the United States, Australia, and India. The readable portions hint at meetings, decisions, and a possible public record, but concrete facts, names, dates, or outcomes are largely obscured.
July WMS meeting hosted by Mrs Warne in Ballinafad
The July meeting of the WMS was held at Mrs RB Warne’s home with president Mrs Vanatter presiding. Devotional exercises were led by Mrs McKay and Mrs Warne, Lydia Snow led the topic, and Mrs Starrett read an temperance article and spoke on Watch Tower. More visitors and notes on local church events and member conversations followed, including travel mentions and social visits among members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WMS
RB. Warne
Vanatter
McKay
Warne
Lydia Snow
Starrett
Shortt
Melville
Aghurse
Ho Sharp
Eriaahars
Henderson
Staunfex
Mass Henderson
Miestotdeys
Apatohe Africa
Miste Osas
Tpeethiger
Detfouss- Tan
Father
Mass
Miss Boake
Miro
Mas Ere Watsen
Potonte
Soper
M Cole
Win Cassidiocof Duelph
Mro
Ceeud Seper
Preston
Joan Hatten
Barbara Traupline
Hamilton
Sundas
To Soper
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Ospringe
Limehouse
Erin
Burlington
Orton
Cedarvale
Campbellville
Gariitie
New York
Staten
Adare Chen
J. Cadesky Optometiast
A. UP
Church News
Hutted Church of Canada
Ontario
Jev. A. Walter Fombury
Miniator Torsenage
Rower Avenue Co
Gonresition
Bape Hel
United Church Augustalate
Everybody Welcomie
Presbyterian Knox Church
IL. Bennie
M.A. Miahitar
Manas -Witlow Street
Horage Kayo
Brighton
Alter Bryer
FORD
Norton Motors
Ford Tractors
Acton, Ontario
Ballinafad
Bank of Montreal
Tas
Renal Y
Everse
Evers
B. H. Speight
St Gate
Mathogany Bell
Acton Free Press
Young Street
Loggie
Saahetkinis
Atarwin Cripps
Choice
Benaurful Treonm
Lou Aeres
Main Street
Investors Opportunity
AOSD
Polaroid
Cour
E. P
Ands. Gromge
Sqlark
London
Harold Wiles
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