Community News Briefs From Everton And Nearby Towns
Mr and Mrs Ted Jestin George Jestin Eva visited Georgetown on Sunday with Edna Cole and Douglas. Albert Robertson and Duncan of London met Mrs Suter and Miss Dola Black. Mr and Mrs H Morris visiting in Toronto. Mr and Mrs Cliff Simons Detroit visited with Bev Simons and E Shepherdson. George Robertson Jr and sister Joyce visited aunt Miss Lois Black. Ted Tent visited with Jim Milne Rockwood. Locals enjoyed the Highland Games at Fergus. Some members traveled to Schomburg to see Eden Mills and Schomburg play their first softball game. Schomburg visits Eden Mills Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merv
Ted Jestin
Mra
George Jestin
Eva
Georgetown
Edna Cole
Douglas
Albert Robertson
Duncan
London
Mra. Suter
Dola Black
H. Morris
Toronto
Cliff Simons
Detroit
Bev Simons
E. Shepherdson
George Robertson Jr
Joyce
Lois Black
Ali
H Hamilltin
Ted Tent
Jim Milne
Rockwood
Fergus
Schomburg
Eden Mills
Holidays and Visitors Roundup At Local Communities
A collage of residents on holidays includes Adlan-norby in Toronto Bursa Audrey Currie at Stewarttown and others at Wasaga Beach Montreal Victoria Harbour and Brantford. Recent visitors count Foster Herrington and Lyall Herrington Morrow and Elane with her mother Erie Grieg Brantford Gisby Wrights and others. A W I celebration cake by Mrs Norrie, visits to Toronto General Hospital and a WMS meeting at Mrs Norton with lunch follow up. Mrs Paul leaves Friday for Sudbury to join her husband employed there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adlan—norby
Toronto
Audrey Currie
Stewarttown
Bookie Mulder
Helen Shelbourne
Wasaga Beach
Shirley Wright
Montreal
Ivens
Victoria Harbour
Foster
Lyall Herrington
Ted Morrow
Elane
R. ‘Erie
Grieg
Brantford
Gale
Mids “Ivens
Law
Brampton
Gisby's
Alex Wright
Mr. Black
Wright
Bruce ‘E
Local Notes on Visits and Illnesses Across Ontario
A string of social notices details visits and vacations among families in Ontario and nearby areas. Residents including Elgin Brown and family toured Niagara Falls. Others report stays at Wasaga Beach and Toronto while several families welcome guests from Windsor St. Catharines Detroit and Guelph. A barn was destroyed by lightning and Mrs. Fisher faced a second gallstone attack in hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elgin Brown
Fam Hy
Niagara Falls
W. McKenzie
Wasaga Beach
Ben
E. Sunter
Arnold Sunter
James Struthers
Russell Struthers
Terry
Preston
John Beamish
D. B. McKinnon
Hall, Jr
Stuart
Joy Corbett
Toronto
D. G. Robertson
Brian
J. Matthews
Eastman and Son
Windsor
Evan Thomas
Detroit
Ewart Welsh
John Doughty
Leo Nicholon
Sharon
Dianne
St. Catharines
J. Pittell
Mian
Irene Gillilam
St-Catharines
Ivan Welsh
Stan Picton
Roy Hindley
Alvin Fisher
Community Notes From Nassagaweya District
Mrs Margaret Robinson of Ancaster visits her son and daughter in law Styn Robinson. Funeral held for Mrs M Taylor in Stratford. Baby Doris Robinson ill but improving. Wm Henry of Brookville loses barn in Monday night storm. Visitors include S Cox, George Smillie, Stan Price and Greenslade. Thermometer readings peak at 97 in shade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Robinson
Ancouster
Styn Robinson
Oscar Locker
M. Taylor
Stratford
Doris Robinson
Wm. Henry
Brookville
Stan.Price
Greenslade
Guelph
Rockwood notices honor long-time residents and obituaries
Rockwood patrons mourn two former villagers Mrs. Florence Young and Mr. Robert Williamson who died in Guelph General Hospital. Services were held at local funeral homes and churches with pallbearers named. The community sent sympathy after a storm damaged limbs and disrupted hydro service. A marriage and horticultural plans were noted along with local visits and past residents returning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guelph General Hospital
Malcolm McNabb
Ashgrove
Young
Rockwood
Lloyd Marsden
Archie McNabb
John McAlpin
Ransom Cook
Donald McNabb
John McNabb
George McAlpine
Robert Williamson
Robert, Jr
Eramosa
A. E. Gamble
Hespeler
W. Fallis
Fred
Ontario
Horticultural Association
Distrest No
Copeland
Galt
Russel_Peart
J. A. Elliot
Rosa
David
Milton
M. B. Elliott
Tommy
Thos. McPhail
Peter
Robt. Menzies
B. Garrett
Campbellville
A. J. Elliot
Kenneth McLeod
Guelph
Robt. Moore
Mra Anderson McLeod
Mra Thos
Weatheraton
Lorne
Linfoot
Missea Pat
Lorna
London
Roy Hindley
Staton
Ballinafad Residents Attend Weddings and Visits
Ballinafad residents and relatives visited in St Catharines and London while others attended the Shortill Thompson wedding in Georgetown. A hospital update notes a young son of Mr and Mrs James Longstreet underwent an operation and is reported doing well.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mise Joyce Smith
Guelph General Hospital
Mik Mabel Hardy
Guelph
Shortill-Thompson
Ming Lillian Shortill
Leo Jamieson and Son
London
Myra Flindall
Arden
Ione Oakes
Mimtco
Haus Alster
Ballinafad
Funeral Notices and Local Family News from Puslinch and Strathcona
The funeral for the late Mrs. John Marshall was held August 13 at Ebenezer Church after a service at the home of her daughter Mrs. Sheldon Trousdale RR 1 Puslinch. Burial occurred in Ebenezer Cemetery. pallbearers listed. The notice also notes the death of Florence Irene Locker in Stratford and extends community sympathy. The column reports recent family visits and holidays involving the Moffat, Nassagaweya, and Knatchbull families, plus local residents touring and visiting relatives in Guelph and Toronto.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Marshall
Sheldon Trousdale
Ir.r. 1
Puslinch
Ebenezer United Church
R. W. Pickersall
Ebenezer Cemetery
Messrs
Jos. W. Moffat
J. P. Kitching
Charles Darby
George A. Fulton
George Wright
William Lowrie
Norman
Eden Mills
Nelson Anderson
Annie
Nassagaweya
Reg. Rudd
Maittie
Guelph
Florence
R R
Stratford General Hospital
Florence Irene Locker
Mansel Taylor
Stratford
John ‘Locker
Ronnie
Bobby Moffat
Wm. Moffat
Topontch
Jas. W. Moffat
Malcolm Moffat
Jean Moffat
Duncan Moffat
Knatchbull
Logie Robertson
Heverley
Toronto Street
G. T. Wilson
Jack Adams
Keith
Hamilton
Campbellville hosts hard ball double bill with Milton win
Campbellville saw Milton beat Georgetown 6 0 in a Friday double header. A twilight seven inning clash between Campbellville Old Boys and Carlisle Old Boys ended 7 6 for Campbellville after Lloyd Early stole second and third and Bert Lamb drove in the winning run. Home players included William Roberta Thomas McPhail Carl Early Ron Carbett Archie Cairns and others. The Campbellville Women's Institute served meals at noon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Campbellville Women's Institute
Campbellville Old Boys
Carlisle Old Boys
Lloyd Early
Bert Lamb
Campbellville
William Roberta
Thomas McPhail
Carl Early
Ron Carbett
Archie Cairns
Edgar Cairns
Art Henderson
Jack Blacklock
Tom Cargill
Vernon Wood
Village cricket match and community notices from Blair
Umpires for Old Boys cricket were Burlington and Morley Harris with Ve Immerman Stan Zimmerman Jack Bennett and Russell Harper each scoring two runs. A village street dance featured Bennett's Orchestra and G Kingsbury as floor manager. Local couples visited, weddings announced, and many headed to events and reunions. Community notices cover travel celebrations harvest helpers and society meetings at Blair and surrounding areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burlington
Morley Harris
Freeston
Ihiile Old Boys
Ve Immerman
Stan Zimmerman
Jack Bennett
Russell Harper
Stanley Gregson
Norman Walker
Grant Eaton
Harry Wood
Melvin, Hood
Bruce Marshall
Paul McCarthy
Bennett
G. Kingsbury
R. J. Early
Leonard Parsons
Hespeler
James Deforest
Joh Wheellhan
Casa Maria Hospital
Hamilton
Sophia Patterson
John Hammond
Percy Hammond
Buffalo
Tom Patterson
St. George's Anglican Church
Lowville
Veron McArthur
Margaret Mitchell
Atkinson
Regina
Jean
Janet McPhail
George Harris
John Howard
Lloyd Howard
Halifax
George Bennett
Toronto
F. .Parps
L. Pars
Hagersville
Matthew’ Howard
Kilbride
Howson Lush
Cleveland
Harris
George Goldstraw
Glen
Thamesville
Ladies’ Aid
A. Moore
Blair V.W
Menzies
Miss Black
Robertson
Community Builders of the Town Honored
The town owes a debt to those who built industries and employed labor, enabling development, and to all who erected homes and businesses. Community builders include organizers of churches fraternal societies clubs and associations who enrich and sustain the community.
Berry Pickers in Former Times
Youthful workers recall early berry picking days. They describe picking among singing birds and humming bees, and the sense of nature's charm. The work trained concentration, fine motor skills, and quick eye–hand coordination, though some mouths left berries behind in harvest baskets.
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