Rockwood Notices and Deaths Include Richardson Birthday
Rockwood community records a birthday for John Richardson with family from Guelph and Vineland visiting. A sudden death at St Joseph’s Hospital Guelph of Mrs Clarence Gamble prompts sympathy for George Harwood and Mrs Taoyd Johnston. A granite cenotaph addition honors fallen theatre workers. Farnworth Monument Works completed the two flanking slabs beside Main and Guelph Streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Hichardson
Guelph
Vineland
Misa
Lovina Richardson
Siso
Wrason
Roy Laverty
England
Halifax
Jack Laverty
Toronto
St Joseph's Hospital
Clarence Gamble
George Harwood
Taoyd Johnston
Main
Farnworth Monument Works
Eaith Hoyer
Lorne Linfoot
Pacific Coast
Catherine Linfoot
St. John’s Church
Frances Gabbia
Sunday Guests and Community News from NASSAGAWEY No. 7
Sunday guests of Mr and Mrs N Martin included James Martin of Detroit and Wm and Bonnie Wools of Milton plus Milson McKinlay Te cumsaech and Mrs Peter Mclean of Puslinch. Falcon Frank home from Toronto hospital convalescent. A Busy Bees ball fundraiser raised five dollars. Mrs Gordon Silcox from Guelph convalescing after gallstone surgery. News of local visits, hospital stays, and a death: Mrs Robt Stewart of Tillsonburg, former No. 7 teacher, buried at Tilsonburg. Threshing in the area continues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra. N. Martin
Mra James Martin
Detroit
Mr. Wm. Wools
Baby Bonnie
Milton
Mins Bol McKinlay
Techumsaech
Peter Mclean
Puslinch
JJ Kennedy
Falcon Frank
John Frank
Toronto Children’s Hospital
Gordon Silcox
Guelph
Joseph Frank
Ed. Parckern
Campbellville
William
William Service
Margaret Robinson
Ancaster
Stan Robinson
Brampton
Oscar Locker
Lawrence King
Donald
Alfred James
Haliburton Highlands
Howard James
St. Catherines
Robt. Stewart
Tillsonburg
Stewart
No. 7
Mary Eliott
Hespler
Robi. Stewart
Milton’ Hospital
Elwyn Service
Robi
Ramilton
Jean Robinson
Kitchener
Neil_Martin
Karl Frank
James Brooks
Oakville to Install Blue and White Street Signs
Obscure obituary notes Trafalgar native William Emerson Featherstone dies in Hamilton after a heart attack. Traffic crash at Seventh Line and Dundas Highway in Trafalgar leaves Russell Brain, 16, dead and eight injured. Lockie Louins Forbes convicted of threatening and assaulting a war bride, jailed six months in Ontario Reformatory and fined in addition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oakville
Trafalger
William Emerson Featherstone
Hte
Hamilton
Russel Brain
Norval
Dundas Highway
Trafalgar
Lockie Louins Forbes
Local Residents Visit Various Homes This Sunday
A series of Sunday visits notable among residents includes Mro and Mrs Maitland hosting. Mr and Mrs Albert McWilliams in Puslineh. Mrs TJ Sunter and Mr Iush Black with Mr Harrison at Oakwood. Miss Mogford visiting with her son David in Toronto. and Mrs Doria Milne of Rockwood spending days with George Jestin’s family. Funeral attendance at Ospringe Church remembered Mrs J Webb of Guelph.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mro
Jo Po Benham
Martel
Willa Benham
Amd
Maitland
Albert McWilliams
Puslineh
TJ Sunter
Iush Black
Harrison
Oakwood
Mix
Fountain
Lunday
John Allen
Misa J .Tovell
Mogford
Holiday Visitors and Local Gatherings Across Brampton Area
Local residents from Brampton and surrounding towns hosted and visited family friends this week. Families from Stratford Guelph Owen Sound Acton Hamilton Erin and Rockwood joined at homes of the Grundy Robertson Beamish and McCutcheon families. Several funerals and trips to Hamilton Toronto and Niagra Falls were noted alongside youths staying with relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kase Marnie ‘Townsend
Brampton
Alvin Fisher
Wilbert Kant
Stratford
Peter Ferguson
Guelph
George Grundy
Martha Harris
Owen Sound
F. Brydon
James Brydon
Akitt
Acton
Masters Lorne
Ray Hall
Hillsburg
Murd McCutcheon
Tom Henderson
Guelph Township
M. Cooke
Clift Mathews
W. J Jackson
Arnold Sunter
Niagara Falls
Sunter
Albert Young
Bentley Wilson
Oscar Locker
Wm. Grundy
Roy Young
Rockwood
Bruce, Sr
Phy- Nig
Edna
West
Toronto
Ward Bruce
Bert Anderson
Bronte
Brown
Myrtler
Sudbury
George Andereson
Jimmy Webb
George Robertson
Georgetown Riverview Crescent Homes Opened by Smith and Stone
Georgetown community notes that Riverview Crescent is now open with four new homes built by Smith and Stone Ltd. The 50-50 Club held a picnic at Huttonville Park on August 8. Mrs. Percy Dillon died at Hamilton Sanatorium after a three year illness. born in Georgetown 46 years ago as Anna Mee Hilts. A Georgetown War Service Recognition Committee meeting decided to grant each World War I veteran a 50 dollar war bond as a final tribute to those who died, to be given to next of kin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Riverview Crescent
Smith & Stone, Ltd
United Church
Huttonville Park
Hamilton
Percy Dillon
Georgetown
Anna Mee Hilts
Joseph C. Hilts
Burlington lacks public health nurse as post trip plans unfold
Burlington residents face a gap in public health nursing after a six week visit abroad. Advertisements to fill the position have drawn little response, while local efforts to recruit continue with little success.
Limehouse Women Help Raise Funds For Local Soldiers Gifts
The Limehouse Women's Institute hosted a ganiea party on the lawn of Steve Norrie to raise funds for gifts to service members. The event drew strong attendance, with a refreshment booth busy and over sixty dollars raised toward the objective. Local performers from McGregor Concert Co of Galt and Georgetown groups entertained, while guests from Toronto and nearby towns visited or attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Limehouse
Women's Institute
Steve Norrie
Georgetown
McGregor Concert Co
Galt
Pauline Norton
Shirley Wright
Inez Scott
Toronto
E. Sanford
A. W. Lane
Geerey
Montreal
Ted Morrow
Elaine
Wesley Lane
R. Lane
Mias
Ruth Johnson
New York
Jago
C. A. Foster
Alex. Wright
Misa Mary Kirkpatrick
Guelph General Hospital
Ronnie Turner
Mono Reed
Jas. Kirkpatrick
Ruth Roughley
Edmonton
R._ Davidson
Hamilton
Harold Barber
Margaret Brown
Limehouse Presbyterian Church
Argyle Campbell
John R. Scott
Scott
Toronto General Hospital
Eleanor Cook
Carl Hill
A. Mino
Mrs. Norris
Johnson's
Milton Juvenile Team Dominates Oakville For Halton Title
In a one sided playoff finish the Milton juvenile ball team beat Oakville 21 to 4 to clinch the Halton County championship in four games. Only one loss came to Oakville during the run. The article also notes local club meetings and social events including Scotch Block WTL August session, a banquet plan for the players, and community service by Milton groups at the fairgrounds with returning servicemen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oakville
Halton
Miss Hampshire
Root Hamilton
Ars Robert
Murdock
Milton
Scotland
Milton Fairground
Terra Cotta Notes and Local House Moves
Terra Cotta residents report several property transactions including J Edgar Fins selling a house on Main Street and Stulledge selling a brick home on Flatten Brick savchers. Several Terra Cotta friends visit or stay with locals, threshing season ramps up, and families from Toronto enjoy holidays here. Local residents install electric meters and a new threshing outfit is purchased. Mister Leslie Team attends Russel Brain funeral in Norval and Tillbury visitors stay with V. B. Rumiey family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edgar Fins
Main
of Stulledge
George Edge
Vareanta
Wow Harber
Camrose
Alta
Janet Harber
David
John
Toronto
Benjamin Young
Mr. Pickering
Mins J. Laughton
Mra
Joow Vanderfleet
Mra Wallace
Fo Hunter
Jg) Steinger
Wasaga
Fld. McLean
Tillbury
V. B. Rumiey
Local Hydro Office Moves to Orangeville Amid Changes
Reported closures of the ERIN Hydro Electric Power Commission business office shift operations to Orangeville. In Belfountain two vehicles collided injuring three passengers slightly. A three year old lost two fingers after her hand was caught in a car door. Norman Smith and family take possession of the Gordon Corbett residence. Workmen build a concrete wall along Main Street East near Mundell's Mill. A man named Montecat Porter faces legal issues after a liquor possession charge. A stolen car report notes police updated on a parked vehicle near a fire hydrant for three days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hydro Electric Power Commission
Orangeville
Belfountain
Joan ‘McArthur
John McArthur
Norman Smith
Toronto
Gordon Corbett
Smith
Main Street
Ft Ft
Margistente KM Langton
Beartton Court
Pieming
Actovate
Notice to Creditors of John Cameron Aitken Estate
Notice to creditors of John Cameron Aitken late of Erin Wellington retired farmer who died about April 2 1946. Creditors must send particulars to the undersigned by August 1946 otherwise the estate will be distributed to claims then proven. Executors James Eareld Aitken and Gordon Fowke Aiken. Solicitors Dale and Bennett Georgetown Ontario.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cameron Aitken
Erin
County of
Wellington
Georgetown
James Eareld Aitken
Gordon Fowke Aiken
John Cameron Aitken
Dale and Bennett
Ontario
Acton Area Home and Business Services Ad Roundup
Notices advertise work exchange lease options for a 600 room bungalow and North Toronto conviving quarters on Acton. Also offers exterior interior painting, lawn tools repairs, tomatoes peaches and farming equipment for sale, farm listings 50 to 100 acres with suitable houses, and a Rawleigh route handover notices plus Wood's Electrical Farm Equipment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Toronto
Acton
Rawleigh
Aldershot, Ont
Wood
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School Area Board
High School Board
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Deceas
Ceespool
Hoakley
Geo Murray
Gordon Johnston
Tf KL Acton
A Rwees Hinkwood
Corf
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Church St
JHW
J VP. Jones
Rol Acton
Kerns Bros
Hurlington
Queen Elizabeth and
Loundas
FARMN
Woot
A. G. Martin
Aii
Yours Trulyx
Roy W. Goodwin
Dewsbury
Dewsbury Co
Lanstowne Ave
Ont
Roy W.goodwin
Nicevice
R.R
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Stanley Park, Erin
Geogrgetown Park
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Webb
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