Ebenezer Church Service in Nassagaweya Next Sunday
Rev. R. W. Pickersgill will lead the service of worship at Ebenezer United Church next Sunday morning. Local residents report updates on travel, visits, and farming as the community continues its social notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. W. Pickersgill
Ebenezer United ‘Church
Wm. J. Morley
Marion
Gordon
Peterboro
Milton and Knatchbull
Ells McLaughlin
Stratford
Nassagaweya
Charles N. Mclaughlin
Brantford and Wolesley
Nasaughweya
C. N. McLaughlin
Elmer Pickett
Buffalo
Clare Pickett
Duncan Moffat
Baby Jean
C. A. Darby
Dundas
Freda Harris
Acton
Recent visitors fill Limehouse neighborhood scene
The Limehouse area welcomed many guests including Missox Olive, Marshal, Buolab Bruce with Miss Ivens, and Winnipeg residents Mr and Mrs Gillan. Brantford Pte and Mrs Farrow visited with Mr and Mrs Garnet Kay. A diverse group from Guelph Milton Windsor Barrie Sudbury and Acton attended social calls. Prize winners at a local cache held by Mrs Mills were Mrs Sid Kingpatrick and Mr Percy Hurst.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missox Olive
Marshal
Buolab Bruce
Ivens
Gillan
Winnipeg
D. M. Robertson
Farrow
Brantford
Garnet Kay
Pat Kinnear
Kinnear
Thomas Taylor
Guelph
Wilfred Greenlees
Milton
A. W. Benton
F. E. Grubb
Sutherland
Arthur Meredith
Windsor
Jno. Meredith
Norman McDonald
W. Newton
Barrie
Newtons
Harry Smethurst
Jack Smethurst
Barrle
Sudbury
Smethursts
Mills
Sid Kingpatrick
Percy Hurst
Helen Shelbourne
Toronto
Bart Scott
Ontario
H. Norton
Kay
Murray Coles
Acton
Limehorse Presbyterian Church
Burlington News Update Links Missing Soldier and Local Efforts
Burlington reports Pte Norman Taylor missing from Ottawa while ongoing local actions include plans for a convalescent hospital on the Christie Street site. Citizens note tomato shipments, donor drives at R.C.S.C.S Iron Duke, and a car theft with abandoned vehicle found near Brant Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norman Taylor
Sieilian
Ottawa
Burlington
R.cs.c.s
Iron Duke
Water Street
Harvey Hunt
Nelson Townshle
Leslie Kerns
Brant Street
Freeman
John Wilkinson
Christie Street
Toronto
Brant Park
Moosejaw Buyer Purchases Dominion Hardware Slope
J S Fraser of Moosejaw Saskatchewan bought the Dominion Hardware slope from H G Becker. Betty Hughes, daughter of Mrs J Hughes, serving as a lieutenant with the American Nursing Corps, arrived in North Africa. Sgt J E Bunce of the RCAF L F joined in 1941 and now overseas promoted to flight sergeant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. S. Fraser
Moosejaw
Saskatchewan
Dominion Hardware
H. G. Becker
J. Hughes
Betty
American Nursing Corps
North Africa
W.ag
J. E. Bunce
R.c.alf
Local Social Notes and Travel Highlights for OSPRINGE
Mr Hugh Robertson returns home after visiting relatives at Pendang. The Aitkens start the weekend with the Harolds at Mud Lake. Mrs Ida Tovell visits Fort Erie with Martha Anne. Arnold Sunter and Mrs Sunter visit Simcoe and Niagara Falls. Mrs Bart Weeks relocates to Hamilton as husband is stationed there. Sympathy to Mrs David Stewart on the death of her brother Wilfred Aitcheson. funeral held at Hinsburg. Mac Underhill family visit from Hamilton to see the Webbs. Wm Mathews and family visit the Jacks in Speedside and Guelph visitors. Lorraine Webb enjoys holiday with grandparents the Robertsons. Elma Parsons weds Lloyd Nelson of the RCAF. Ration book distribution overseen by Mrs F Brydon with volunteers E Sunter and Duncan McTavish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugh Robertson
Pendang
Gordon Aitken
Harold Aitken
Mud Lake
Ida Tovell
Martha Anne
Ted Chase
Fort Erie
Arnold Sunter
Simcoe
Sunter
Gall
Niagara Falls
E. Sunter
Bart Weeks
Hamilton
Ias
David Stewart
Wilfred Aiicheson
HiNsburg
Mac Underhill
Leane Webb
Wm. Mathews
Lwubert Mathews
O. Mathews
Guelph
W. J. Jackson
Lorraine Webb
George Robertson
Elma Parson
Lloyd Nelson
RCAF
F. Brydon
Duncan McTavish
Rockwood Community Notes From Acton Picnic to local events
Rockwood residents attended Beardmore & Co sponsored employees picnic at Acton on Saturday. A sacred concert is planned at Everton Disciple church next Sunday by the W M S with local participation. Also noted are hospital updates on Arnold Man and best wishes for Welling ton Stumpf.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rockwood
Acton
Beardmore & Co
Everton
Disciple
W.M.S
Arnold
Guelpt General Hospital
Wellington Stumpf
Women's Institute
Laura Kolghi
O. Ostrander
Rice Lake
C. O. Ranney
St. John's Church
EF. A. Brooks
St. Alban’s Church
Robert Hamilton
Toronto
S. Jackson
Mt. Dennis
George Day
Hagersville
Alex. Graham
R.C.A.F
Brantford
Thelma Ross
Hunter
Babe
Ted Pritchard
Janet
J. McDougall
Maisie Gordon
Arkell
Wm. J. Gordon
Allan
Hamilton
Harry Edwards
Milas Lovena Richardson
Vineland
Acrow
Keith Hamilton
Kingston
K. B. Waller
Milton area notes on local residents and service members
Cyrus Witmer has returned home after surgery at Hamilton General Hospital. Spr G W Glibey of St. Louis Barracks Quebec City recuperates at his Milton home. Pte Lionel Richard Muddle of the Lorne Scots is reported missing. Mrs Arnold McDuffe returns from Regina and Fort William. Miss Helen Paupat leaves Wednesday for Toronto to report for duty with the C W A C Champion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cyrus Witmer
Hamilton General Hospital
Spr
G. W. Glibey
St. Louis Barracks
Quebec City
Milton
Lionel Richard Muddle
Lorne Scots
Arnold McDuffe
Regina
Fort Wiliam
Helen Paupat
Toronto
C.W.A.C
Georgetown Picnic Attended by Lorne Scots Wives and Children
More than 150 people attended a Sunday picnic at Huttonville Park hosted by the Lorne Scots Sergeant w Mess for the association members families. A purebred heifer owned by Harold Hingham of Georgetown set a Canadian Holstein butter fat record in the senior two year old class with 729 lbs. butterfat from 18 399 lbs. milk. Mary Cummings of Georgetown and Ontario sprint champion won honors with Laurel Ladies athletic club at the US National Women’s AALU meet in Cleveland. Mrs J Boyle was injured after being struck by a car owned by Donald Forster on Guelph Street near Chapel Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huttonville Park
W Mess
Harold Hingham
Georgetown
Mary Cummings
Ontario
Laurel Ladies’ Athletic Club
Toronto
Sho
United States
AALU
Lakewood Stadium
Cleveland
Ohio
J. Boyle
Donald Forster
Forster
Guelph St
Chapel St
Erin Coburns Learn Son Arrived Safely Overseas
Erin Mr and Mrs Thomas Coburn received word their son Pte Jack Coburn arrived overseas and had a very pleasant trip. Also notes on George Berry in hospital, Harold Young on furlough, and the Aug 11 1943 Melville Church wedding of Audrey McKenzie to Sergt Joseph Colclough Barfoot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Coburn
Jack Coburn
George Berry
Guelph General Hospital
Harold Young
RCAF
Bolla Bella
B.C
W. H. Young
James
A. O. W. Foreman
Melville United Church
Audrey McKenzie
St. Michael's Hospital
Toronto
James McKenzie
Joseph Colclough Barfoot
Alf
Joseph Barfoot
Everton and Area Socials Report Weekend Visits
A crowded list details visitors from Georgetown Galt Brampton Acton and Rockwood dropping by Everton and Hepburn homes for Sunday evenings. Names include McKenzie Passmore McCrae Forester Williams Hepburn Sunter Hinds Fountain and others. A sacred musical concert is planned at Everton Church on August 25. In Moscow British Civil Service Employees present an X ray machine to Leningrad with a patriotic inscription.
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Col
Wm. Head
J. B. McKenzie
Georgetown
Wm. Passmore
Rockwood
J. McCrae
Susk
DD. Blacker
Shirley
Betty
Bonnie
Galt
Wesley Forester
Wiliams
Guelph
Euled
Jas. Black
Jas. Y Hepburn
Ronald Hepburn
Brantford
Luhua Page
Brampton
Vincent
Hepburn
Baby Carrol
Beverley “Yepburn
Nabert
Acton
Kermit Hepburn
Errett Sunter
Margaret
Charles
William Holyk
Mildred
Jean
Margaret ‘Hinds
Puslinch
E. Shepherdson
Alice Fountain
J. McEnery
Ballinafad
Harvey Jesting
Lakelet
John Alton
Moscow
Leningrad
Red Army
Fall Fair Dates for Local Neighborhoods
A list of fall fair dates for towns including Acton Brampton Fergus Georgetown Orangeville Galt Grand Valley Milton Shelburne Arthur Bolton Caledon Cooksville Markham Erin Streetaville Woodbridge with events spanning late September to early October. The item compiles dates and places for Fare Pasas readers.
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Acton
Brampton
Fergus
Georgetown
Orangeville
Galt
Grand Valley
Milton
Shelburne
Arthur
Bolton
Caledon
Cookaville
Markham
Erin
Streetaville
Woodbridge
Flying Sister Advocates Model Planes For Children
Sister Mary Aquinas, a nun and teacher, promotes aviation to students and teachers. She explains model airplane work builds leadership and citizenship while teaching fundamentals of aerodynamics and flight.
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Margaret
Kernodle Washington
Slater Mary Aquinasx
Michigan
Ahe
Sister Aquinas
Notre Dame
South Bend
Ind
Manitowoc
Wilsh
Marie Paul
Catholic University
Mary Aquinas
Thirteen Ways of Waising-itt Safety Memorandum
A monthly memorandum to industrial executives from the Industrial Accident Prevention Associations lists thirteen safety suggestions for workplace home and street. The list covers street crossing ladders firearms electric shocks in bathtubs stairs inflammable cleaners car garages eye protection first aid child hazards immediate hazard correction and rejecting the bunk about accident prevention.
Wartime price enforcement tightens as prosecutions rise
General tightening of wartime price and supply regulations leads to more prosecutions. War Time Prices and Trade Board official Fl A McGregor reports convictions near nine in ten cases tried, with 79, thousand or more prosecutions in six months, up 476 over the prior period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eguris
B McCregar
Foxes menace British wartime food supply
Reports from London cite a plague of foxes threatening Britain’s wartime larder. Thousands of lambs and poultry have been killed or driven from coastal districts, prompting farmers and guards to organize fox hunts to protect stock and sustain food production.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. London
Britain
Warrtime
Dave
Boguiso
Naeveral
Diverse Acton Properties For Sale And Rent
Numerous listings describe seven room frame houses, brick doubles, brick bungalows, and two storey business suited buildings in Acton. Properties feature modern furnaces, hot water jackets, cement floors, garages, gardens, and possession arrangements. Includes investment potential and professional use possibilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Acton
Bower
Buitt
Bath
John St
Poultry Sale Notice at Fergus Ontario Farm
A local Fergus Ontario listing offers pullets of various ages and breeds for sale at a fair price. The ad notes chickens available at a reasonable rate and mentions a farm event or poultry business activity in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fergus
Ontario
RoX Nos Advertises Fertility Services and Prices
An OCR damaged notice offers fertility services with a price range from 1 to 4000 dollars and requests contact details for owners. The text includes phrases about payment in cash and mentions free press in closing.
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Glyve
Freer Press
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