Local Visitors and Family News From the District
Ballinafad Alaites Donald Evans visits at the home of his uncle and aunt Mr and Mrs Cameron. Toronto visitors stayed with the Jotter family. Bert Royvera and friends spent a day at Woodstock. Detroit visitors spent time with their host Mrs Wm Wiley’s family. Rae Hansing sprained his ankle and was taken to Guelph General Hospital. The Binnies spent a day with friends at Georgetown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald Evans
Aston
Cameron
Weir
Toronto
and Airs
Wm. Wiley
Aft
J. K. Campbell
Rae Hansing
Guelph General Hospital
Tir
Prank Binnie
Georgetawn
Terr a Cotta News Briefs News of Local People and Activities
Local notes report a tractor accident in which a man feared to have a fractured arm during threshing. Boy Scout Troop 1 camped along the River Credit at Baliboo Meadows and returned home after a pleasant outing. Mr Jameson and family move into the Dr McAndrew estate brick house on Main Street and plan a tourist home. Miss Molly Cutts returns from Acton and Kay Bristow comes back from Toronto. Mrs Nellie Sanders Vance of Brampton dies. neighbors extend sympathy. Local quarries report rushes in stone trade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Actin
Mason
River Credit
Baliboo Meadows
Mrs. Jameson
Toronto
Om Main Street
Dr McAndrew
Jameson
Molly Cutts
Acton
J. W. Rutledge
Kay Bristow
Biles Gladys Marlowe
Mra
Alex Vance
Brampton
Nellie Sanders
Funeral and church notices from Rockwood area
The funeral of Robert Harwood in Guelph was followed by services at Eden Mills Presbyterian Church with Rev Samuel Johnston in charge. Interment at Eden Mills Cemetery. The Roxwood United Church youth staged the drama What Laurel You Sow at Arkell and will repeat it later this month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Harwood
Guelph
Eramosa
Clarence Gamble
Eramona
Harwood
Hockwood Presbyterian Church
Eden Mills
Roxwood United Church
Arkell
United Church
Georgetown Firemen Parade Marks Civic Holiday
Georgetown hosts Ontario Provincial Volunteer Firemen four day convention ending with a grand parade and sports at the Park. Nearly 5 000 firemen and visitors filled the streets for a successful event despite attendance below the 1083 record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trafalgar United Church Eircult
A. Maclaren
Georgetown
Civic
Ontario
Herald
Local notes and incidents from the Gazette
Burlington visitors and local officials on leave as magistrate departs. Contracts awarded for Premah Paper Makers addition and Thomson Service Station expansion. Roy Brooker joins RCMP border patrol as Halifax move. Huntsville trip for Mayor Harris and family. Baseball injury at league game and a warehouse fire at 36 Hurd Avenue causes major damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrliveen
J. Hoasack
Toronto
Preemah
Roy Brooker
Halifax
Royal Canadian Mounted Police
Border Patrol
Thomson Motor
Brant Street
Geo. R
Harr
Von
Richard
Huntsville
Harris
Son
Huntaville
Dave Peer
Loca Bass
Afr
EJ. Dickenson
Hurd Avenue
Ospringe Visitors and Local Notices Gatherings
Ospringe visitors included Mrs Ida Tovell Erin Miss Vera Tovell and others from Cobourg Toronto Guelph and Rockwood. We learn of Mrs Saguaki passing in Acton and attendances at funerals and family movements. A garden party fundraiser for Everton Cemetery and a Happy Co using Elmira program were noted along with church services and local social visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McLean
Ida Tovell
Erin
Vera Tovell
Cobourg
Murray Walsh
Toronto
M. McLean
Murray
Bert Algar
Guelph
Guelph Road
Aston
Brett
Ada Currie
Albert McCutcheon
Marjorie
Wondatuck
Harvey Peavey
Jean Keeler
Gew
Sew Club
Jpullinch Lake
Everton Cemetery
Everton and
Qapringe Women’ Institute
Happy Cousing
Elmira
Mac Cooper
George Crundy
Guelph General Hospital
Alvin, Miter and Children
Brampton
Fred Bapte
Merner
United Church
Grant
Mig Helen
Acton
Imma Tansey
Local Notes From Ingersoll and Area
Nassagaweya and Hyerman families visited Brookville over the weekend. Morley family from Peterboro returned home Sunday after a week in Milton. Norma Weber from Oakview Toronto visited grandparents Nightingale and returned with her parents. Showery weather slowed harvesting but aided root crops and pastures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ricard Hyerman
Ingersoll
Levi Bisley
Brookville
Mra
Wm. J. Morley
Peterboro
Kyatehbull
Milton
Norma Webber
Oakview
Toronto
Arthur Nightinngale
Norman. Webber
Mitchell Widow of George S Mitchell Passes in Eden Mills
Community grief followed the death of Elizabeth Ann Wilson Mitchell in her seventy fourth year. She leaves two sons James of Toronto and Alex of Nassagaweya, five daughters in Toronto, three sisters, three brothers, and a husband who predeceased her twelve years ago. Funeral held Monday at the Presbyterian Church, with a home service and a large attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Gloom
Mitchell
George S. Mitchell
Jamea
Toronto
Alex
Nassagaweya
Wm. Colgate
Weston
D. Funston
W. Miller
Guelph
Robert
George
Eden Mills
Benjamin
Presbyterian Church
8. Johnston
Frank Hall
James Mitchell
Plaherity
Dremco
Betty Ashworth
Nora Calgate
Freda Mitchell
Elsie Mitchell
Irene Mitchell
Billie Mitchell
Messrs
Wil Colgate
Forbes Calgate
Bert Ashworth
David Miller
Jas, Mitchell
George Mitchell
Local Families Take Summer Breaks and Reunions
Erin Canon and Mrs Weaver return from a two week vacation at St Catharines. Rev H F Merner and family also back from a month away. Mary McEnaney, longtime Cataract postmistress, died July 28. Civic Holiday drew large crowds to Plente grounds for reunions of the Cox and Croquurth families. Royal Bank manager W A L Burchill begins a three week vacation with plans to visit relatives in the Ottawa District.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canon, Weaver
Weaver
Catharines
Hf. L. Merner
Mernar
Anna Merner
Bt. ‘Catharines
Mary Mcknaney
Cataract
John McEnaney
Mary McCloakes
Ife
Alanney Park
Tha ‘Gox Funity
Orosakurth
Abbott
Meadamen Jas, McKechnie
Andrew McKechnie
Margaret McMillan
Ross Laldiaw
Paisley
W. AL. Burchill
The
Royal Bank
Burchill
Ottawa
Oakville Notes On Visits Repairs And Local Events
Oakville residents report Master George Havill and Master Ken ny Russell returning from a holiday at Oak Ridge while officials wage vacation. The exterior of the municipal building is being painted and the Council Chamber redecorated. A pew school will be built at Merton to replace the present one. Oakville’s port sees activity as the Dalhousie City steamship hosts a moonlight excursion by the Orange Lodge No 372. David Hubbes is fined $200 plus costs for liquor on premises, with three months imprisonment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Havill
Kenny Russell
Oak Ridge
W. E. McIlveen
Clarence H. Byers
Jack Barnes
Merton
Oakvill
Dalhousie City
Focal Orange Lodge
GC. W. Bell
K.D
Hamilton
Canada
David Hubbes
Meliveen
Liquor Control Board
Roecord Star
Harvests Boost at Crewsons Corners Amid Wet Weather
Farmers face harvesting delays from rain but express satisfaction with a strong crop year, especially fall wheat and hay. Mrs. John Airdrie and two children visited relatives in Winnipeg, and two sisters joined them. Mary Maren and Alex Mochrie wed at St Albans Acton with a festive send off. The couple plans to reside at the Corners after a honeymoon to the Magara peninsula.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stark
John Airdrie
Childred
Weil
Crewsons
Mary Maren
Alex. Mochrie
St. Alban's Church
Acton
B. Brillinger
Fox Farm Ad Urges Quick Call In Damaged Cattle
An alert from Vannatter Fox Farm invites urgent contact for injured cattle or fox meat. It promises no cost to call, stressing immediate meat securing and noting a fixed phone line 95 ring 31 station to station.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Torsea
Vannatter Fox Farm
Georgetown
Sunday Church Services and Daylight Saving Times
A fragment lists Sunday church services with Daylight Saving Time notes. It mentions 10.16 p m and 10.35 am times, references to August, and welcomes readers to a Baptist service with terms like worship together and confirmation of schedules.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daylight Saving Y. Church
Ani
Kaleath Tavet
Unive
Anf Bane
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Capitol Theatre
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