Neighborhood Notes From Hillsburg Community
Teheccatiog and other centers highlight weekend visits as Mr. Elias Cheyne and Mr. George Cheyne visit Mrs. and Mrs. Chas Booth. Toronto guests include Mr. and Mrs. Bill Bell and Miss Margaret Buck and Kelvin Bell with D arcy. Rev. and Mrs. Colin Robertson of Macomb IL spend time with Mrs. D A Robertson and son Donald. Albert Royce and H H Churcher return from visits. Bert Huron visits his mother Mrs W Miller. Tarswell of Northern Ontario returns after renewing acquaintances locally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mire
Elias Cheyne
George Cheyne
Chas
Booth
Wm. Cheyns
Bill Bell
Margaret Buck
Kelvin Bell
D’arcy
Toronto
Colin. Robertson
Macomb
D. A. Robertson
Donald
Albert Royce
L. W. Cheyne
Erin
H. H. Churcher
Bert Huron
W. Miller
James Tarswell
Tarswell
Ontario
Limehouse Women’s Institute Meets At Mill Home
The August Limehouse Women's Institute gathering at Mrs. Mill's home had sixteen members present with Mrs. In charge. Mrs. McGowan and Mrs. Wright spoke on music and beauty while plans were made to display baking knitting and sewing at Wilton Fort. Community singing followed by a social hour and lunch. Beatrice Lane and Mrs. Ted Morgow took a motor trip north to see the Dianne Quintuplets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mills
Lake Couchiching
Wm. Millere
Hamilton
Helen Meredith
Jaz Noble
Acton
Roberts
Glen Williams
Cavine
Raymond, Hill
Toronto
Art
Limehouse Women's Institute
Mill
Birs. McGowan
Wright
Dianne Quintupleta
Rockwood Church Services and Holiday Visitors Report
Rockwood and St Johns churches held services Sunday with missionary society and parish leadership. Local residents and Toronto visitors appear in a loosely connected social roundup, noting holidays, travel, callers, and a surgical patient return.
Local Residents Enjoy Summer Break at Crewsons Corner
Crewsons Corners Mr and Mrs Charles Gamble of Buffalo are holidaying at their summer home here. Cadet Brightwell has led church services in the Community Church while Lieutenant Mundy is on holiday and will return next Sunday to lead services as usual.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Gamble
Buffalo
Crewsons U
Brightwell
Lieutenant Mundy
W. Cowper
Joyce
Preston
Toronto
Miz
Rita Knibbert
David's
Lillian McPhail
Puslinch
New
Local notes and incidents from Milton region
Mil ton area residents attend events in Detroit and Penelon Falls while officials note a new medical health officer for Nelson Township. engagements announced for Dorothy Alton and Vernon Steller. A 19 year old man fell ten feet onto cement, several injuries reported during house construction, and fires blamed on cigarette butts burn six acres at Erle McArthur Kilbride and several at Lindsay Bros. Warnby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. L Dick
Bille Dick
Athuin
Haliburton County
W. Dunn
Toronto
Prank
California
Lenta J. Alton
Nelson
Dorothy
Vernon
Stetler
Pitty
Erle McArthur
Kirbride
Lindsay Bros
Ywornby
Chanplan
Georgetown goes quiet on Civic Holiday amid city dust coats
Georgetown residents enjoy a restful Civic Holiday as families like Miss Waldie and Miss Humberstape vacation at Shady Nook Inn in Quebec and Mrs Kentner plus Marjorie stay at Port Dover. Acton and Oakville host large celebrations while some streets remain dusty and others are oiled to curb dust.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hawk Waldie
Margaret Humberstape
Shadynook Inn
Jae Mercier
Quebec
Howard Kentner
Marjorie
Mra
Prank
Cole
Donald McMurchy
Port Dover
Georgetown
Acton
Oakville
Heralé
Local Church Services and Community News
Nassagaweya Rev Mr Clark of Eden Mills enjoys holidays. George Hazenfeldt of Moffat preached at Ebenezer United Church and Eden Mills United Church. Women’s Missionary Society to lead Ebenezer service next Sunday with Mrs Dancey of Cornhaan as speaker. George Stokes of Campbellville recovering from two fractured ribs after a chest injury. Farmers report light spring crops and rain shortages affecting root crops and pastures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clark
Eden Mills
George Hazenfeldt
Moffat
Ebenezer United Church
Eden Mills Unitat
The
Women's Missionary Society
Ebenexer United Church
Dancey
Cornhin
George Stokes
Campbellville
Women's Institute holds plonle with games and prizes
The Women’s Institute hosted a lawn plonle at the Cooke home with 90 plus attendees including husbands and families. Prizes were awarded for children and adults, a candy scramble thrilled all, and a Rinky Dinks vs Had Beens softball game followed a hearty lunch. A wrist injury marred the day when Mrs Underhill fell breaking her arm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women's Institute
George Cooke
E. Barbery
Audrey Alkett
Wir
Joyca Burrows
Kenneth Robertson
Emma Tinsley
George Robertson
Lorena Locker
Edna Cook
Me Yasa
Albert— McCutcheon
Underhill
Winters
Airs
Alt. Winters
McLean
W. J. Jackson
Joyce Robertson
Kincardine
Mya
John Appleyard
Hamilton
Webb
Nell Meckinnon
Hillsburg
Brydon
Miss_Qarvin
Fergus
Ooo Cene
Errett Currie
Ada Currie
Oakville Town Visitors and Local Accidents Reported
Burrell of Charlottetown and the Wass couple from Windsor visit Oakville for a month long vacation. Noble family sell farm near Streetsville road and relocate to Oakville. Mrs Chapman and four Oakville women tour the Maritime Provinces. William Rylance suffers a severe leg injury from a steel drill fracture while working west of town. Brothers William and Arthur Brown collide with a Burlington car. William sustains a compound leg fracture and Arthur avoids serious injury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E ‘ EU
Shepherd Mar Any. Burrell
Charlottetown
Pew
Roy Wass
Windsor
G. B. Jacobs
Wm. Wass
A. A. Noble
Streetsville Road
G. Adamson
Oakville
D. Chapman
Ruby Chapman
May Denis
Pion
Arthur
Women's Missionary Society plans forty fifth anniversary
Regular meeting of the Women’s Missionary Society of the Presbyterian Church at Mrs Gordon McPhail’s home opened with hymn and prayer. Miss Mary E Anderson to guest speak at the anniversary on September 3. Sectional Meeting planned for Acton. Members presented a program with readings solos and a duet. Various social notices and visits follow. Mrs Franklin Roosevelt quote closes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women's Missionary Society of the Presbyterian Church
Gordon McPhail
W. Lowrie
R. Borthwick
Mids
Mary E. Anderson
Acton
Wilma Milne
Jean Lowrie
Wiandie Milne
Joan Robertson
Helen McPhail
Marlon Ellott
Wilda Gobertson
J. Milne
WH. Gilbertson
Wilk. Wilson
Niagara Falls
N. S. Marshall
Norman
Donnie
Katrina
Afr
Mara
Foster
Shaw
Son
Toronto
George Sharp
Norval
John Raynsey
Ken, Wallace
Yelle Seut
St_aAndrawT Manse
Guelph
Missca Wilda
Miurle
Gilbertson
Mrmr
Walkon
Rainiy
Arkell -visited-on-Simaday
George Wilson
Trene
Master George
George Ramsay
Elora
Fanher
Missea Annie Land
Florence McAlpiie
Yaahel Lowrie
O.A.C
Guel
Local visits and weekend travel noted around Barrie and Georgetown
Ballinafad residents Bert Rogers spent a week visiting friends in Barrie and Wasaga Beach. Mrs. Kirk and son Gordon of Toronto visited friends in the district. J Soper and Barbara Soper visited Mrs. Soper's sister Mrs. Glassey in Georgetown last Thursday. They left Saturday for a two week stay at Trinton Lake. Mer and Mrs RL Robson of Toronto were weekend visitors to Mr Wylie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bert ‘Rogers
Barrie
Wasaga Beacon
Campbellville and area social notes and gatherings
Campbellville and surrounding residents share weekend visits at Wasaza Beach and Preston. Local unions, church events, and open air services feature Mrs Ingles and Mr Walter Ingles home, Miss Evelyn Vensickle health news, and a minister induction audience.
Terra Cotta Residents and Scouts Return From Camp
Terra Cotta and Acton residents report returning scouts from Carsonville Michigan camp on Credit River Flats. The Acton Boy Scouts presented a table clock to Mrs. Rutledge for hospitality. More scouts from Milton expected to camp at Rutledge flats soon. Local residents move houses and repair barns as threshing begins. Alma Atkinson nears hospital discharge. Frances and Emma Rutledge visit Blue Springs aunt. J E Cutts returns home. quarries busy. George Winfield and Mrs. Winfield move to J Eason’s house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missey Willing
Norma Hunter
W. P. Hunter
Carsonville
Mich
Boy Scouts
Acton
W. G. Mason
W. J. Rutledge
Credit River Flats
Mr. Rutledge
Milton
J. Evans
Familly
J. McLeod
Minas Alma Atkinson
Frances
Emma Rutledge
van Goozen
Blue Springs
J. Edge
J. E.K. Cutts
Mires
W. J. Ruthledge
Thomas Haywood
Guelph
George Winfield
J. Eason
Loth Line
Man who owned vast Australian land empire dies at 78
Sir Sidney Kidman of Adelaide died at age 78 leaving the largest private landholding in the British Empire. His estate spanned about 100000 square miles with 300000 cattle and 250000 sheep. He started life at 13 with little and built and lost fortunes, aiding Britain in World War I by gifting armored airplanes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney, Kidman
Australia
Bcinga
Adelaide
Sidney
Hither in the Title Sparks Small Language Debate
A reader criticizes the use of the old fashioned word hither in a title for various works. The remark suggests that dated language can affect reception and interest among modern audiences.
Appointment Notice for Lens Grinding and Repair
The department plans to make appointments on the listed days if convenient. The Lens Grinding and Repair Department will operate as usual to time.
Emoch's Wall Theme At Sunday Worship Service
On Sunday August 16 1936 at 10 00 a m Sunday School and 11 00 a m Morning Worship will be held with the subject Emochs Wall inviting all to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emoch
Evening Church Schedule for August Events
The notice lists August services with times for Jose J Limehouse at 11.00 a.m. and Churchill at 3.00 p.m. Standard Time. G Williams is scheduled for 7.30 p.m. D. and T. Speaker features Rev. G E L Stephenson, B. A., as pastor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Church Services
Limehouse
G. L Stephenson
Bunday
Jose J Limehouse
Churchill
G. Williams
G EL Stephenson
Auction notice and local sale items in Acton area
A gar age or workshop for sale. household auction items to be cleared in Acton. farm and livestock notes advertise damaged stock disposal and urgent pickup. Listings include chickens potatoes cucumbers stoves heaters and enameled washer with payment terms. notices from Dr Cripps and Talbot Hardware plus local post office and auctioneers details.
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Neighborhood News
Cocainte
Rockwood
United Church
Womens’ Missionary Society
Mann
Kitchener
Irene Peal
Robert Williamson
St. John's Church
E. Brillinger
J. A. Laird
Royal Hank
Allan
WR. Weldner
Hanover
A. J. Murray
Enyce
Way
Chas. G. Harris
Underwood
P. Caxkinette
John Thompson
Guelp
Mfr
Wand Wire
Melvin Burns
Raw
John Yitlle
Janet Little
Hazel Dennis
Halleybury
Wire
Wililsbt Denna
Errol Sprow
Harvey Errol
Hame
Royce
Dorks
Edith
Douglas Patterson
Marlithnies
Iowa
McWiliams
Port Albert
Lake Yuron
Birs
D. A. McMillian
Jean Powers
Guelph General Hospital
Predley
University of Toronto
Richard Harris
A. J. Milrney
Elwood Garratt
Bloor Viaduct
Bloor Street
Thos
McJannett and Son
Harold
Detroit
Mrs. G. A. King
Penelon Falls
Ospring
Ballinafad
Mesars
Murray
Roger
Mahon
Bert Elsley
Wasaza Beach
A. D. Savage Savage
ROYAL
Lionel Barrymore
the Devil Doll
Bing Crosby
Frances Farmer
Crosby
Vide Press
Simone
See
Simon the New
Herbert Marshall
Acton Free ‘Press
Church News
Church of Canada
K. M. Merrow
Avenue
Baptist Church
Presbyterian Minox
HH. Kaye
Wiarton
Frank Holmes
Acton Creamery
Turkey
Herking
DR. Cripps
Beatty
Act Quick
Talbots Hardware
Fosition
Vree Press
WM. Sayers
I Almont Gori
Faure
James Johnson
Lyo
RJ. Kerr
Vannatter Vox Farm
W. T. Patterson
R.D
Wyndham St
Lablane
Serviney
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