Personal Notes Of Actonians Visiting Out-of-Town Points
Mr. W. Duval Sr. is a patient in St. Joseph's Hospital Guelph. Roy McIntosh and son Grant of Oshawa visited town on Friday. George Hall of Wingham renewed acquaintances over the weekend. Several residents hosted visits and holidays in nearby towns including Dixie Bond Head Port Elgin and Trenton with families and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Acton
Mr. W. Duval Sr
St. Joseph's Hospital, Guelph
Roy McIntosh
Grant of
Oshawa
George Hall
Wingham
Town
Fred Anderson
Bond Head
H. Brittnell
Toronto
H.W. Hinton
Lake Ave
Jack Tatton
Trenton
E. Guay
G. R. Somerville
Fyfe Somerville
St. Thomas
David Gordon
Duncan Moffat
Knatchbull
Pentecostal Tabernacle Sunday Calendar 1902 Schedule
Church calendar notes services at Pentecostal Tabernacle Church on Churchill Road and Cook Street with Sunday School Morning Worship evangelistic service and prayer Bible study plus Christ Ambassadors meeting. English and Dutch services at Christian Reformed and Anglican Church offerings and outdoor community religious service. Evangel Baptist and Y.M.C.A. listed with pastor contact numbers. promotional note for a Graham film about the Power of God.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vangelistic Servier
Christ Ambassadors
Ottawa visitors and road trips noted in Parry Sound area
It records a string of visits and travels across Ontario and western Canada. Mr and Mrs Vern Allan and Tracy of Ottawa stayed with family in Guelph. Ivan Harris’s party vacationed in Estevan Carlyle and Rouleau and Alberta. George Lawson and relative sightseeing on a coast trip. A 10 day motor trip covered Lite Current Sault Ste Marie Geraldton Kapuskasing North Bay Algonquin Park. Bon voyage party for Isobel Ritchie bound for London England. Various locals holidaying, visiting relatives and returning from trips to Muskoka Manitoulin Island and western provinces.
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Ivan Harris
Mer
Western Canada
Estevan
Carlyle
Rouleau
Saskatchewan
Mrs. Harris
Manville
Alberta
William Struther
Ontario
Lite Current
Sault Ste. Marie
Geraldton
Kapuskasing
North Bay
Algonquin Park
Fred Gordon
Isobel Ritchie
London
England
Howard Switsons Craig and
Keith
Hillsburgh
C. W. Mason
Western Provinces
Masons
New England States
Cape Cod
George Switzer
Bob and
Kay
Etobicoke
Herbert Puller Sry
Marlene
Gail Fuller
Eck
West Coast
Seattle
Keith Sinclair
Gordon Sinnlair
Guelph
West
Barry Clarke
Hordvilly
Arnuld Suter
Falls
Sumter
Or. Rvhillane
Sharon Nic Tulsar
Windsor
A. Bulloch
Vernon Stewart
Bellwood
Obituary: Jennie Blair Whitley passes after illness
Jennie Blair Whitley, aunt of Bessie McGregor and Mrs Wmink Ma Bell of R R No 1 Campbellville, died August 2 after years of ill health. Born in Nissagawesa, she studied at Ontario Agriculture College in Guelph and lived in Actor and Georgetown. Survived by sister Mrs Jub McGregor and cousin Mrs Mabel Ramshaw. Funeral Saturday at Presbyterian church, recorded at Fairview cemetery Acton, pallbearers listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jennie Blair Whitley
Bessie McGregor
Wmink Mabell
Campbellville
Nissagawesa Township
Guelph
Ontario Agriculture College
Actor
Georgetown
Jub McGregor
Mabel Ramshaw
Dr Atkins
The
Presbyterian Church
Rookwood Tatermen
Fairiew Cemetery
Acton
Wm McIntyre Nelson Anderson
Mehin
Clare Wilson
Malcolm Mottau
Charles Fatt
Eden Mills Church Picnic and District News
Sunny Eden Mills district notes report a Presbyterian Church picnic at Community Park with a pot luck dinner and age group races won by local youths. Several visitors and locals attended, including Dr and Mrs George Atkin. A later note mentions Coates Anderson union at Riverside Park and various visits to cottages and regional towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eden Mills
Presbyterian Church
Community Park
Janice Wendy Martin
Bradley — Chamber Steve Lowrie
Wayne Chamberlain
Joanne Wright
Patsy Navini
Dave Brenean McDougall
Jov Gilbertson
Kaye Stevenson
Roger McDougall
Ralph McDonald
Barrow
Brian Meg
Kersie
Marion Tubman
Y Roy
Bob Wright
Jack Gilbertson
George Atkin
Muskoka
AU Fair Crowed
Kaden Mills
Rhestra
Win Gilbertson
Turner
Ganet McDougall
Johnston
Wilson
Bill Martin
Hamilton
Acton
Holy Guelph
Eden Mil
Coates-Anderson Teunion
Riverside Park
Ality
Wire
Still Searching For Lost Plane Miss Clara Grindley
Friends of Miss Clara Grindley press on with daily newspaper scans for news of the DC3 missing near Almora ut tar Pradesh after a flight from Katmandu to New Delhi. The 0 persons aboard included an Earl Haig Collegiate teacher. Villagers heard engines the day of disappearance as four planes scour pine forests and deep valleys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clara Grindley
DC3
Royal Nepalese Airlines
Katmandu
Nepal
New Delhi
Earl Haig Collegiate
North York
Almora
Uttar Pradesh
Community News Highlights Chivaree and Wedding Honors
Neighbors gathered at the school Saturday to honor Mr and Mrs Georges Alten Grundy on their marriage as Mrs Wilfred Achey hosted and gifts were presented by Reg Bulloch and Elgin Awrey. The event featured a chivaree for Mr Orgy Allen Grundy, with celebrants, coffee, and rustic antics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georges Alten Grundy
Wilfred Achey
Reg Bulloch
Elgin Awrey
Orgy Allen Grundy
Woocies
John Vander Vitget
Waterloo
Saturdas
Mes
AL Dutloch
Rew
Willie Ane
Kearney
Power line expansion near Acton Quarries advances
New 27 000 volt line work from Highway 7 toward the dump site stalls on Chunschill Road. Crews with hydro ticks operate and expect to open the line by the end of August. The Can Parliament building cornerstone was laid in 1860 by the phen Pric, later K. VIL.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Acton
Chunschill Road
Highway 7
Can
Phen Pric
K. Vil
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Thetford
Howard Allison
Dixie
R.H. Elliott
Comber
Norman Hinton
Jimmy Sayers
Port Elgin
Alec Johnson
Dorset
Barry Inscoe
Robin
Bowmanville
Bruce Beach
E. A. Hansen
G. A. Is
A. B. Lyon
Ulster
Pennsylvania
Susan Clarke
Patrician
Ancaster
Camp Kiowa
Hamilton Area
Dunnville
Darlene Johnson
Barbara Nicolak
Helen Bell
Katherine Bell
R. M. MacDonald
Jodi Knight
Mrs
Lloyd Marr
Royce
Ewell
Surrey
H. W. Hinton
John Buckman
Don Bexton
Beausoleil Island
Honey Harbor
Lloyd Murr
Lois Murr
R.N
Norma Murr
Robert Darby
Orville Darby
Donna
Dougie
Peterborough
Johnny Krapek
Jimmy
Jennifer
Huntsville
Mrs. Hull
Satnna
Helen Somerville
L. Hurst
S. Newton
C. W. Taylor
D. Tarrant
Harry Brews
Chilli , B.C
Alex McIsaac
John Fraser
Faye Fraser
Pembroke
Herb Davidson
Charles Griese
C. O. Burns
Hespeler and
Galt
Ken Ronan
New Jersey
George McGladrey
Thornton
Pentecostal Tabernacle
Churchill Road
P.A.O.C
Kenneth J. Reid
Cook St
Christian Reformed Church
Rev
J. Nutma
Queen St. Rox
Trinity Church
United Church of Canada
Dwight J. Engel
George Elliott
Acton Citizens
Servier
All
Canada
Knox Church
Andrew H. McKenzie
A. Hansen
Gideons International
Yermon
Prospect Park
Evangel Baptist Church
Acton Y.M.C
J. H. Wilson
Graham
Baptist Church
Stanley Gammon
Tidey Ave
Vern Allan and
Tracy
Ottawa
E. C. Allan
W. Dawson
George Lawson
New Liskeard
P. Coast
H. Obsterbein
Brian
Norman Elliott
Paul McGeachie
Ricky , Currie
Bob Duby
Ron Mellon
Peter Newton
Ann Todd
Pontiac, Mich
Tom Watson
Mark Todd
Sian
William Knight
Devil's Glen
Rening
Te Current
Manitoulin Isnd
Ray Everdell
Louise Meadmore
Queen's University
Aston
Winnipeg
Manual
Mabel Ranshaw
General Hospital
William Frank
Frank
Guelphie
Netssagaweya
James Rolston
Kittle Park
Parry Sound
Mr Phillips
Powassan
Gertrude Phillips
North Bas
Lois Brown
Patterns Hinton’s
Euchre
Iay Wright
Roger McDougas
Joanne
Magnetawan
James Kirby
C. Kells
Collingwood
Newcastle
B Cogan
Grangemouth
Scotland
Anne Nicholson
Familton
Jim Cann
Bayfield
Gentmell
Dundas
Ted Barden
W. Ming
Brooklin
Sid Barnes
Aitchson
Oakvile
W. Wilson
Nley
Acton High I
Madge Chapman
Poole
Wellus
Ethel
Pope
Sta
Hydro-Electric
Commission
Elgin St. N
HYDRO
PEG
Cho Brand
California
Kraft Combination
Allfor
Reg
Clarks
IGA
Ospringe
Chivaree
Pete McMahan
Bobby
Ward Bruce
James Canstey
Ren
the Tommer
Yton, Ohin
Puller Fanida
Satuday
Robb
George Maier
Tol Misnosa
Ten Back
Sharon
Gary
Sturgean Lake
Evangel Baptist Church Presents
Acton Y.M.C.A
Whity
Tee
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