Hillsburg Notes on Harvest and Local Moves
Harvest is underway with good grain quality and long straw. Miss Lute Miler visits from Toronto. Leslie Sprye plans to return to Edmonton. Clarence Miller takes a truck driving job in Fergus. Mrs Cheyne and Miss Eleanor visit from Toronto Oshawa. Olive McMurchy vacationing here. Sadie Jackson ill. Dr Rathbun family mourns a farmer's mother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lute Miler
Toronto
Leslie Sprye
Donald Robertson
Edmonton
Alta
Leale
Clarence Miller
Pergus
William Cheyne
Eleanor
Oshawa
Clark's Tannery
Queenston
Niager
Olive McMurchy
R. N
Sadie Jackson
Sadie
Guelph General Hospital
Pyre Matheson
Lloyd Miller
W. Rathbun
J Rathbun
Neighborhood News Interesting Items Concerning Other Centres and Communities
Local column highlights notable items from nearby towns and communities. Readers learn about events, small-town happenings, and schedule notes that affect daily life and regional interest.
Holiday Visits and Local Outings Highlight Community Notes
Ballinafad residents the Misses Mitchell of Eden Billis visit grandparents Mr and Mrs J E Campbell. Toronto visitors Ms Bott and Master Jerry Hollyer stay with grandparents Mr and Mrs Grailie. Wilbert Marshall and Jack Breen depart for a Westward motor trip. Mrs J Soper and Mrs Barbara Soper visit sister Mrs Evans at Morrison. United Church youths gather at Cargill on Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mitchell
Eden Billis
J. E. Campbell
Mias Bott
Jerry Hollyer
Toronto
Grailie
Mesare
Wilbert Marshall
Jack Breen
West
J. Soper
Barbara Soper
Evans
Morriston
The
United Church
Cargill
Local Society Notes From Glamis and Nearby Towns
Mrs Mackean and children of Glamis Saskatchewan visit relatives in town. Mr Chisholm and son John from Fort Erie, and Master WwW Bugler of London enjoy holidays with Mrs W Chisholm. Mr Wm Davidson marks 77th birthday on July 27 at home. Miss Fish Coburn recovering after knee operation. Mir Norman Reid of Orangeville, son of Mir Archie Reid, had an operation and is now recovering. Mr George Horton appointed manager of the Fergus Commercial Hotel and began duties Monday. he will leave the local softball hockey and social circles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. Mackean
Glamis, Sask
D. MacLean
J. T. Austin
A. Chisholm
John
Fort Erie
Bugler
London
W. Chisholm
Wm. Davidson
Miss Fish
Coburn
Mir
Norman Reid
Orangevile
Archie Reid
Erin
George Horton
Fergus
George
Birs. Horton
Sacrament Service and Holiday Observance in Rockwood
The Sacrament of the Lord's Supper was observed at the United Church with Rev. W. J. Taylor conducting. Civile Holiday passed quietly with exhibitions at Exhibition Park and W-Pot-Lo Park. many visitors from Toronto, Hamilton, Oshawa, Simcoe and Guelph noted. A number attended Old Ways' Reunion in Durham and a celebration in Acton. Leslie Aylat refreshed his service station and dray with new paint.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Church
W. J.taylor
Woth- Exhibition Park
W-Pot-Lo Park
Doris Royce
Toronto
D. Patterson
Dalton Cummings
Hamilton
Jean Torrance
Simicoe
Mar. Johnston Hewat
Simcoe
John Little
Wire J. Apsttle
Durham
Mrr
Arthur E Rudd
Acton
Tir
Leslie Aylat
Hig
Draye
Ruler meeting and church events in Eden Myls district
The Ladies Association of the United Church held a ruler meeting at Mrs Norman Marshall's home. The Women's Missionary Society of the Presbyterian Church met at Mrs George Thomas's home with Rev G Johnson speaking on mission work. Visitors came from Weston Toronto Campbellville Hamilton Lindsay Kitchener and Toronto for the weekend. There was no service at the United Church on Sunday due to Rev and Mrs Somerville's vacation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies’ Association of the United Church
Norman Marshall
Afisacs Wilda
Marie Olilbertson Io
Guelph
L. D. Dain
Pergus
Armstrong
Victoria Harbor
Sfr
John Marshal
Innea Lowrie
Acton
Women's Missionary Society of the Presbyterian Church
George Thomas
Mgr. G. Johnson
Glolya Dallen
Weston
Air
Fred Lea
Miss Lee
Toronto
Mra
N. Lee
Red. Croft
Kitchener
Mer
Croft
Deedge
Ernest Dredge
Campbellville
W. Croft
J. ©. Webb
Hamilton
Local notices from Nassagaweya vários residents
Rev R H Somerville of Eden Mills on holidays this month. J Marshall led services at Ebenezer United Church last Sunday with no service next Sunday. Mrs Mier of Hamilton visiting Nassagawega relatives. Erwin Wilson and Mildred Wilson of Knatchbull visited Toronto weekend. John Adams of Hamilton visited O A Darby’s. Earl Blacklock of Brookville bought a new separator for threshing. Harlan Wilson of Nassagaweyo bought a new threshing machine. Wet weather delays harvesting. Civic Holiday visits by Bert Nightingale of Orangeville to his parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. H. Somerville
Eden Mills
Ebenezer United Church
J. Marshall
Ebenezer Church
Mier
Hamilton
Nassagawega
Erwin Wilson
Mildred Wilson
Knatchbull
Toronto
John Adams
O. A. Darby
Earl Blacklock
Brookville
Harlan Wilson
Nassagaweyo
Bert Nightingale
Orangeville
Arthur Nightingale
Crewsont’s Corners Church Holds Anniversary Services
Anniversary services at the church drew about sixty people with a post service photo. Capt. Everett of Brampton led the meeting. Various visitors from Toronto Niagara Falls Welland Kendal and Kenmore joined families for holiday greetings and a second anniversary re opening program followed by a musical program and a light lunch. Services continue Sundays at three o’clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tcurch
Capt
Everett
Brampton
Gam Johnston
Toronto
Jerry Taylor
Jean Reid
Armstrong
John AfcCan Ahd Won
Niagara Falls
W. Y
George Graham
Ysabel Smith
Alex. Currie
St Kendal
Jean and
Darlas Kirk
Welland
John Airdrie
Charles Gamble
Kenmore
Mucic
Rockwood Church Softball Champions at Piel Day
A solid turnout attended Piel Day hosted by the Womens Institute. Rockwood United Church won the softball tournament with Everton second. Prize winners spanned multiple age groups from under 6 to young adults, with many local residents named for various races and events.
Women Institute Meeting and Community Activities Note
The regular Women’s Institute meeting at Mrs. Stewart Wright’s hosted a large turnout with prayers, a Maple Leaf opening, a thrift display, and a talk by Mrs. Bell of Guelph. Glen Williams won a game against locals while a nearby gathering wished Dillie well and two students pursue ministry. Many locals and visitors attended holiday outings and family visits across nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women's Institute
Stewart Wright
Stephenson Wevery
Glen Wiliams
Ppliyers
Glen Wilms
Evryone
WUJ
Jiang
Dillie
Wile
Billie
Albert College
Belleville
St. Andrew's College
Saskatoon
United Church
Billy
Jack Smethurst
Jack Steen
Whiibert Marshall
Acton
Lake Chemong
Paterboro
Clarence Pollett
Meaford
J. Huston
Doris Tyndall
Lions Yead
Stephenson
George Adams
Toronto
Doris Adams
Guelph
Ara
Swackhamer
Alex. Grant
W. McDowell
Te. Row
Babe
Mra. Plum
Afra
Mills
Bracebridge
R. Wwolmes
Giles
Bronte
Frank Wall
Hrantfond
Mra. Johnson
Mr. and
McCarney
Petrolia
Mra. McCartney
Mra. Yeas
Albert
Meredith
Mra
Chipatrick Wit
Thorold
Caldwell
Archiy Keyr
Campbellville Social Roundup Highlights Local Travel Visits
Mr James Inglis of Stratford spent the weekend at home. Eleanor McLaren Ruth Bell visited Mrs J McNiven Kilbride. Mary Roberts of Toronto returns home for holidays. Reg Murray visits relatives in Toronto. Mr and Mrs D Hunter and family visited W Inglis. Campbell McDiarmid reunion drew locals. Margaret MacMillan returns from a Toronto summer course. Mary Elizabeth MacLean of Puslinch visited cousin Marlén Martin. Gary Landis of Toronto enjoying holidays at J Woberta’s.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Inglis
Stratford
Eleanor McLaren
Ruth Bell
J. McNiven
Kilbride
Mary Roberts
Toronto
Reg. Murray
D. Hunter
W. Inglis
Campbell-McDiarmid
Carlisle
Margaret MacMillan
Mary Eliabeth MacLean
Puslinch
Marlén Martin
Gary Landis
J. Woberta
Georgetown Notices and Local Delights In Town
Mrs Ed LeDer of Providence R I visits her sister Mrs Nodwell. A B Raeman of Kincardine visits town. Leonard Watson celebrated his 80th birthday with about thirty neighbors at Maphi Avenue. A B Castell, once of Georgetown, named Very Worshipful Master by Grand Lodge A M in Hamilton. Fred Ruddy and We Anderson family visited. movers from Palmerston now in London. Andersons plan new home in Guelph. Mrs Anderson active in Institute and church work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed_.LeDer
Providence
R. In
Nodwell
A. B. Raeman
Kincardine
Leonard Watson
Maphi Avenue
Highgate
Georgetown
A. B
London
We Anderson
Guelph
Nassagaweya Council Votes Payments at July Meeting
Nassagaweya Council approved relief payments to Austin Dredge 154.00, A C Elsley 22.09, H C Ebley 28.00, and Ken Cox 15.20 for transporting relief. printing and supplies shown with other vouchers totaling 666.33 for relief work. Willam Wallace 45.00 for logy of cow and highway. Richardson 66.40 for arrears collection. Chas A Darby and Malcolm Holness 8.00 each for auditing collector’s arrears. meeting adjourned at the Reeve’s call.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nassagaweya Council
Austin Dredge
A. Elsley
H.C. Ebley
Ken Cox
WOK Eecs Eesieee
Letter Shop & Supply Co
Municipal World
Vouchels Cesets
Vouchels
Motor Crash on Dominion Day Leaves Injuries in Apton
Miss Helen Holman remains at General Hospital Guelph with severe injuries from a Dominion Day motorcycle accident near Apton. Jack Furst has left hospital after two fractured legs and Miss Willman sustained a leg fracture in the same crash when the motorcycle collided with an automobile.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Holman
Apton
General Hospital
Guelph
Jack Furst
Willman
Milton News Briefs include engagements and accidents
Engagement announced for Margaret Glenna Turner to Harold Husband of Trafalgar Township to be married in August. Harold underwent surgery in Guelph and is recovering. John R. Mitchell received Ontario Liquor Board approval for a second Milton inn beverage room. Peter Stevens injured falling from a hay mow and will be laid up. Rev. H W A Brand to conduct services at St James and St Patrick's in August. George Husband’s car collided with a tree. granddaughter Margaret Dunbar injured lightly. no serious injuries reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CG. R. Turner
Milton
Margaret Glenna
HE. Rosslyn’ Paren
Harold Husband
Trafalgar Township
Guelph General Hospital
Haturday
John R. Mitchell
Milton Inn
Ontario Liquor Control Board
Inn Beverage Room
Peter Stevens
Hia
Barn
Tradgar
H.W. A. Brand
St. Albany Church
Acton
Rockwood
St. James’ S
St. Patrick's
Guelph
Husband
Margaret Dunbar
Local notes from Burlington and area reflect early August events
Reports from Burlington and vicinity note C W King’s fall from a cherry tray causing a fractured shoulder, family visits to Huntsville, fishing trips, and Miss Purtoll resigning from a local high school staff. Rev J Goforth Wornby takes August vacation with Rev Ysane covering Knox Church pulpit. A charge of perjury is laid against Ethel Joyce and Harvey Skelton, with detainment to Friday. A truck crash on Dundas Highway damages the Twelve Mile Creek bridge railing. driver safe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mir
C. W. King
E. A
George
Huntsville
E. Holtby
Water Street
Yndla
Purtoll
Ctaff
J. Goforth Wornby
Knox Church
Fred Bell & Son
N. McPhee
Twelve-Mile Creek
Mic' Phee
Qaette
PLETCHER MILLER WEDDING AT KNOX CHURCH GUELPH
Miss Mary Kathleen Miller daughter of Guelph residents wed Joseph M Pletcher son of Guelph residents at Knox Church Manse. The ceremony united two Guelph families with attendants Miss Jean Muller and George Benham. A buffet luncheon followed and the couple plans to reside in Guelph after a Lakes voyage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pletcher—Miller
Laat
Oakville Social News and Industry Update
Miss Mary Daffray of Oakville and Miss Gwaldwen Jones of Toronto sailed this week on the S S Britannic to England for New York. Miss Louise Masten of Montreal visits Mr and Mrs R C Huffman. A tea and swimming party honors her. Several men prepare to begin work on the Dr Chate Medicining Co plant, landscaping nearly finished and machinery installation soon. Oakville expects a flourishing industry to add to the town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Daffray
Oakville
Gwaldwen Jones
Toronto
New York
England
Louise Masten
Montreal
Mis. R. C. Huffman
Mia Betty Huffman
C. A. Barber
Chilli
Dr. Chate Mecdicing Co
Stor
Fortress of the Soul sermon and Sunday services
At 1100 a m the minister delivers The Fortress of the Soul. 12 00 noon Sunday School. Daylight Saving Time adjusted schedule. Sunday School at 10 00 a m. 11 00 a m church service with the United Congregation. All are welcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spnday School
Hev. J. Waldie
Walker's
Ontario
United Congregation
For Sale And Wanted Items In Acton Area
For sale Yorkshire sows with sisters apply R N Brown phone 40112 Acton Baby carriage in good condition apply AMS D Mann box 320 Acton Fox meat wanted will buy horses injured cattle or anything suitable for fox meat Injured animals must be secured immediately as meat must be in perfect condition Trailer or trailer chassis wanted Vannut ter Fox Farm phone 05131 Georgetown
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vannatter Fox Farm
Georgetown
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Ballinafad
Eden -Mylls
Crewson
Ospringe
Womens Insitute
Rockwood United Church
Everton
Rae Wilson
Jacque- Une Jones
Norman MacKehzle
Helen Alten
Joe Thompson
Plorence Thatcher
Nugh ‘Robertson
Helen Robertson
Charlies Royce
Mee
Jeasse King
Jessie
Clarence King
EH. Darber
T Altzen
Mervin Aitken
Jack Cooke
Albert Alton
Neffie Aitken
Aitken
Evin Township
HH. Robertson
Parker Reed
Calgary
L. Webb
Wollday
George Cooke
Mr. McLellan
V. Crawford
Marjorie Aitken
Max Sutcliffe
John Aitken
George Grundy
James Cooper
Salem
Mirs
MfcDougall
Mirus
WY WeCutcheon
N. Gunter
Arnold
Harold
Wim. McKeniie
Dorothy
Norman
Qr. Loree
Jean Simpson
D. Stewart
Limehouse
Nassagaweya
Wespitat
Burlington
Mgr
James Zeigler
Harvey Willson
J. Anderson
Tena Reid
Robert McLeay
Mimica
Brunswick
Willson
Quebec
Win. Willson
Robert AfcLeay
Mimico
James Zeigeer
A. Willson
Saskatchewan
the Town Hall
Stevens Club of
Lee
Reconstruction Party
Fearmer
Elief
Public Welfare Department
Parliament
Ontario Department OF Public Welfare
Ontario Department of, Agriculture
Ontario Department OF Labor
Churady
Rusted
Church of Canada
KM. Merrow
Parsapage—Bower
Ioc
Itexia
Traigking Feee
EB. Holmes
Yorkshire
R. N. Brown
AMS
D. Mann
Dour
Meat Market
Acta
J. Hassard
Eee
Acton Free Press
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