Stork of visitors threads through Appin and beyond
Mr and Mrs Stewart Orton and family of Toronto spent last week visiting Ed Gray and family in Mero and Mrs Harvey Dearing and relatives. Guests included Mark Dearing Hamilton and Muriel Burke Brampton. Mrs Eton Canteloh of Toronto stayed with A Rossel. The turnout for a trousseau tea honored Bettie at United Church, while Niagara Falls called on Ballintine and kin for Sunday visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stewart
Toronto
Ed. Gray
Mero
Harvey Dearing
Jack
Clarence
Murray
Melba
Appin
Muriel Burke
Brampton
Wm. Ballentine
Eton Canteloh
A. Rossel
A. Turner
Detroit
George Luach
Ross Ballentine
Acton
Keee- Tan
Winnipeg
Niagara Falls
Trousseau
Miri Aynand
Bettieton United Church
Wilfred Til
Bent Weeks
Fred le Reurend
Harold le Reurend
Bert Weeks
Hillsburg
Kenneth Ballentine
Hallam Wilford
N. A. Dearing
Busy Bees W.I. Meetings and Local Happenings in Nassagaweya
In Nassagaweya the Busy Bees W.I. gathered at Mrs. Peter McLean’s home with District President Mrs. Rhineeart as guest speaker who spoke on Canadian citizenship and a ten dollar donation was raised for Halton Recreation Park equipment. Nearby social notes include calls from Mr. and Mrs. George Wallace of Guelph, a Garden Party at Nosingaweyn Presbyterian Church featuring Tom Hamilton and the Guelph Jr. Police Band, and several marriages, visits, and community updates across Milton Acton and surrounding areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Busy Bees
W.I
Peter McLean
Rhineeart
Halton
Busy Bee
Tweedsmuir
George Wallace
Guelph
Thos. Kennedy
Broomer
Anne
Toronto
Smith
R. L. Davidson
Acton
Ivan Ross Armstrong
Knox Mange
Milton
F. J. Phinn
Ruby Jean MacLeod
Harry MacLeod
St. Helena
Wim. Woods
Tuonquoise
William Woods
Oman
Henry Armstrong
Walton
Othe Grean
Ontario
Charles Martin
John M. Wilson
John W. Wilson
Arthur Nightingale
R. R. v. Rockwood
J. W. Nightingale
William Nightingale
Crewson Corner
Amd
Leonard Nightingale
Rockwood
C. Nightingale
Innipeg
Manitoba
Bert Nightingale
Orangeville
Moffat Village News Highlights and Rail Service
Moffat shows active CPR service with five daily trains to Toronto and six to Guelph, plus one daily round trip to Goderich from Hamilton. Local arrivals include visitors from Hillaburgh Guelph and Toronto. The piece notes a diverse mix of residents, new homes, hospital recoveries, and a remark on the British Commonwealth population.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moffat
CPR
Toronto
Guelph
Goderich
Hamilton
Local School Honors Top Progress Makers
Ospringe congratulates Httle Miss Marilyn Young and Master Dan Winter as top progress rewarded by Womens Institute prizes. Community news notes visitors, health updates, and social events with families from Dorchester Guelph Oxfordshire and Preston. General Brindley advocacy for stronger war weapons ends the item.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Httle
Marilyn Young
Dan Winter
Womens’ Institute
Austin McCutcheon
Art McCutcheon
Toronto
Drayton
F. Brydon
J. Struthers
Errett Currie
O. H. Moxley
Evelyn
Dorchester
D. G. Robertson
Douglas* Robertson
Guelph
O Matthews
WJ. Jackson
Revo Sommerville
Erin
K. Kalthoff
Malton
Fo Clayton
W. Denehan
Oxfordshire
Engsland
Aince
Gordon Aitken
Everton Millers Softball Club
Walker
F. ‘Tout
Jimmy Walkero
Kincardine
E Huntchinson
Catherine
Russell Struthers
Perry
Preston
Limehouse Community Notes Highlight Visits and Meetings
Many residents and relatives are listed visiting and vacationing in Limehouse and nearby towns. The Limehouse Presbyterian Church Women’s Association prepares a play, the W I holds meetings with guest speakers, and a home canning demonstration plus a bazaar are planned.
Check Your Electrical Equipment
A memorandum issued to Ontario industry by the Industrial Accident Prevention Association emphasizes that internal plant conditions, not industry type, create hazards. In two cases a worker received an electric shock while handling worn insulation on cables. regular checks of electrical equipment could save lives and prevent production delays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ontario
Campbellville council notes Harrop resignation as municipal officer
Campbellville council records Chief Harrop's planned resignation effective August 31 with two weeks of holidays. He cites personal reasons after his wife's death. Council asks him to complete the year's assessment and work on the county plan while considering staff reorganization at an upcoming special meeting. The report also covers local traders, tax write offs, and railway whistle complaints.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Comnet
Harrop
Council
Har- Top
Beth
Acton Auto Body
Oakville Lions Club
Albert Warris
Cagen
Malin Street
Board of Transport Commissioners
Acton
C.N.R. Ae
Ane
Ee Railway
Acton Boys and Girls
Solleiter Leatherland
Acton Band
National Liberal Convention Opens in Ottawa
Mr B D Mahon attends the National Liberal Convention at Lansdowne Park Ottawa where Prime Minister King opens proceedings. The event aims to promote family stability and youth home creation. Campbellville Women’s Institute hosts a garden party with a soft ball playoff won by Campbellville over Freeston. Community notices include local visits, hospital reads, and travel to Crawford’s Lake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B.D. Mahon
Colilseum
Lansdowne Park
Ottawa
King
Campbellyile Women’s
Tne Istitute
Tournnament
Campbellville
Freeston
Lawville
Mountsberg
Youth and Life's Future
Youth and Life's Future discusses youths seeking summer vacation work and the benefits they gain. It notes many opportunities, personal objectives for earnings, and the value of real world experience in developing memory, speed, accuracy, and social skills.
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District News
Orton
Geo. Burrows
Hillaburgh
Migs Harris
Macfarlane
Chas. Roberts
Keith Finline
Finline
Moffatt
OAC
Clark Donavon
St. Catharines
Henry Donavon
Jack Moore
Debbie Jones
Russal Elsley
Guelph General Hospital
Harry
Hitchen
Robert
England
British Commonwealth
Ospringe
Us.a
Brindley
Limehouse
Anna Spitzer
Brealau
Lileen Shelbourne Swith
W. “Brown
Weston
Margaret Beeney
O . Ruth Brown
Ashgrove
Myra
Kirby “Williams
Tommy
Mixa Martha
South River
Bracebridge
Ani
Thnatsville
David McVey
Doris Mitchell
Mollie Sutherland
Sanford’s
Waubashene
Alex Wright
North
Johnny Lindsay
Dobbie
Robert Patterson
McEachern
A. C. Patterson
Wm. Proctor
Mikechet's
Jay. Jamieson
Robi. McVey
Jas. Leonard
Coe Hil
Mill
Lille May Lockhurst
Huttonville
Mitchell's
Susan Wheeler
Mromwind
Mer Edge Beeney
Aaughter
W. T. Mills
Kirk‘patrick
Doc
Pargeter
Limehouse Presbyterian Church
Women's Association
Limehouse W.I
Charlotte McCullough
Ivens
Joan Somerville
University of Kansas
Batkin
Lever Brothers
Georgetown Fair
Milton ‘Fair
Ellerby
Dub Hin W.I
Ed. Hyland
Jones
Johnson
Patsy Jones
Foster
Ramsbottom
A McDonald
Clift McDonald
Harriston
McAdam
W.L Bazaar Committee
Harrop Resiens
Ted Whitmore
Granada Theatre of
Ri James
Doreen
Betty Draft
Tommy ’ Boyd
Byron Wade
Little Ine
Gubbins
George Woods
Ruth Roberta
Ane Allan
Alfte Heimet
Earl Dougherty
Alred Turner Jand
Miasca Helen
Evelyn Brydon
Audrey Donavel
Robt. Inglis
Marilyn Allan
Aurora
A. T. Moore
Marilyn
Mary Simpson
Kilbride
William_ Roberts
Beverly Hall
Robertson
Jack Sharpe
Jacqueline
Flora
Tom Mitchell
Familly
Will Hammond
Silver Spring
U.S.A
Sophia Patterson
Terrance Moore
Bryan Moore
Peet Memorial Hospital
Milton Hospital
George Goldstraw
Thomas Rousefield
C. A. Elsley
Wasaga Beach
Tom. Mitchell
Kelly Sharpe
Douglas
Montreal
Lloyd Sharpe
Elora
Stevens
David Mahon
Windsor
Crawford's Lake
John V. Savage
Arthur St. Acton
Dawn
F. L. Wright
Wilburst
Royal Canadian Air Force
RCAF
Rcaf Station
Avennus
Brittany
France
Fox River
Gaspé
Gaspé Peninsla
Gaspé Town
Canadian National Railways
3. LeBlanc
Rev
N. Riou
Quebec Fishermen's Syndicate
Father A. Malo
O.fml
Fox River Village
CNRB
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