Neighborhood News from Centres and Communities
There will be no service at Eben Ezra United Church next Sunday morning. Miss Edith Denk of Toronto visits Nanagaweya relatives. Mr W Shepherd and family of Appleby visit Nanagaweya and Sunday friends. Rev and Mrs J Y Barree from near Brantford visit Nivuagaweye. Mr Jains Simpson of Bottham visits daughters in Nanisguwayn. A landmark tree on Guelph Road at Acton corner has been removed by workmen.
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Ebenezr United Church
Edith Denk
Toronto
Nanagaweya
Mao.w. Shepherd
Appleby
Nansigaweyt
Bunday
J. Y. Yarbaree
Brantford
Nivuagaweye
Jaings Simpson
Bottenham
Mra. J. Wilson
Yvan Varrla
Nissuguwayn
Yaut Werk
Guelph Road
Acton Alderddd
Guelph
Niuil
Community Notes Highlight Distant Visits and Local Events
Local column reports visitors from Cult, Guelph, Toronto, and Acton spending time with residents including Mrs W Head, Mr and Mrs John Allen, Mr and Mrs Norman Barber, and Mrs J Harrison. Chronology covers Sunday gatherings, upcoming pavement work on Church and Charles Streets, and plans for a diamond jubilee in Toronto. Community groups acknowledge support from Wm Schenk of Credit Valley Bot Works and note church services next Sunday led by A McDonald with Halvatian Army officers.
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John McQuien
Alexander Melar
Jean McMae
Rocanville
Buk
J. B. Mackenzie
R. J. W. Bhortillani Won
Walker
Urandon
Manitoba
Shorall
Confederation Life Assurance Coa
Toronto
Ogecorgetown
Nandal
Wm Schenk
Credit Valley Bots
Glenwildamis
Herald
Holiday and social notes from Algoma area and beyond
All Jew Given is holidaying at Algoma Beach. Misses Nella and Neatrice Lane spent the week end in Pysmultan. Miss Janet Mollett of Toronto spent the week end here. Miss Whonifredenn holidaying with sister Mrs John Newton. Marshall returned from Dunnville visit. Mrs Witehing of Cheapside and Mrs Blackwell of Cannington hosted at Parsonage. George Milliere of Toledo and W G Milliere of Yrampton toured Midtain and Northern Ontario. They report splendid weather and a 1600 mile trip. Dr Agnew of Toronto and Miss Jessie Smith returned from India for the weekend. Sergeant Follett and family returned to Toronto after two months away. The Girls Club Presbyterian Church hosted a social at Mrs Robert Lame's Friday with good crowd and programme. BON Tasadeur and wife, formerly at Gime House, were visitors last week. Last week Archibald Heats y of Prince Rupert died en route to Rochester, Minnesota. body sent here and buried Monday. Sympathy to sister Mrs Ja Plant.
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Algoma Beach
Nella
Neatrice Lane
Pysmultan
Janet Mollett
Toronto
Whonifredenn
John Newton
Marshall
Dunnville
O W
Witehing
Cheapside
Blackwell
Cannington
George Milliere
Toledo
Follett Wand
Bea
Mig
Robert Lame
Bon
Tasadeur
Gime
Xavora Yenra
Archibald Heatsty
Prince Rupert
N. O
Rochester
Minnesota
Local notices mix travel visits and incidents in Port Arthur area
Detroit resident Mr Gordon Brown visits his old home. many guests arrive for holidays and reunions in Port Arthur. Mr and Mrs Russell Rusby host in Brant Avenue. Bruce Wall suffers minor injuries in a hit and run on Caroline Street as police search the car. Firemen to perform at Toronto exhibition August 20 with Warriors’ Day festivities.
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Gordon Brown
Detroit
Mary Wesdnyer
Dwight Wand
Mra
A. G. Pethie
Marcus J. Cline and
Samily
Pasedena
Cat
Russell Tusby
Tirant Avenue
T. CG. Peau
Hudson
New York
Mr. and Afra
Russell Rusby
Brant Avenue
Gwendolyne Tusby
Lester Braun
Hamilton Hospital
A. W. Boetts
Bruce Wall
Caroline Street
Brant Inn
Toronto
Karl Jellicoe
Flr
Fehajderie
Oiielta
Women's Auxiliary hosts tea bazaar and bake sale on lawn
The Women’s Auxiliary of St John’s Church held a successful tea and bazaar on the Waller lawn last Saturday afternoon with good weather and many attendees. Local church painters progress noted. several parishioners visited or returned from trips, including Mr. and Mrs. Reuven and family from Price Edward Island.
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Women's Auxiliary
K. John's Church
K. W. Waller
Rome
Bannockburn Women's Institute Meets in August Session
The Bannockburn Women's Institute held its regular monthly meeting at Mrs. John McLean's home on a Wednesday in August with strong attendance. The program featured readings, a contest themed Things Our Grandmothers, and a group program after the roll call.
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Bannockburn Women's Institute
John McLean
Loulie Thwackhamer
Local notes of church visits and fires reported
Tey Mr Waddell preached here Sunday and at Melville Church in the afternoon Rev and Mrs Aitken left Wednesday for holidays Master Donald Mvans of Acton to spend a week at his uncle Mr RR A Meknery Mrs Mo Perryman and children of Yrougham visited last week Mrs Richard Shortill and son and Mr Barry Shortill attended the funeral of their brother William Shortill James Longstreet had his carm Thisinyg Monday to replace last fall’s burned one A serious fire narrowly averted at Verguson Bros blacksmith shop Friday evening Mrs Pat erimson called to Kitchener Monday for her mother’s Wess Miss Jean McEnery Brin spending a week with her grandparents Shortill family
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Donald McLean
Richard Shortill
Bfarry Shortill
London
William Shortill
James Longstreet
Verguson Bros
W. J. Dinnle
Pati Erimson
Kitchener
Jean, McEnery
Brin
Shortill
Village Party and School Repairs Highlight Kelso News
A Kelso village gathering followed a school redecorating, with many neighbors attending at the Kelso School. Albert Taefe and two sons hosted a light supper after a day of visiting relatives in Weston and Toronto. The weekend featured visits, a corn roast, and a late community sing before departures home.
Oakville Notes Share Visits and Residents Abroad
Oakville gossipy items report Mint Radcliffe of Moose Jaw Sank visits cousin Mrs H A Donovan. Blanche Inglehart of Rocky River Ohio visits Miss Goldie Coyne. W H Hannah and Son Douglas of Koyton C spent two weeks with Mrs Win Hannah. Cecil G Wolund receives five dollar prize from Citizen Wid for mouth ticket sale. Mrs Grout and Rev GO Hey Grout host two week motor trip, plan to visit Quebec. Mr and Mrs GO W Coote and daughter Marion visit Montreal then return to Dunn Street before moving to St Catharines with Rev and Mrs S Smith. Chief Alf Winerie is well enough to sit on lawn. Rev and Mrs J F Wedderburn vacationing at Jonne Falls. Miury McCoy of New York visiting Oakville with Mrs Marold West. Hoove Marden stayed at Edghs Muskoka. Mrs Menelllytt remains for a month.
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Mint Radcliffe
Moose Jaw
H. AB. Donovan
Mins
Blanche Inglehart
Llocky Klver
Ohio
Misa Goldla “Coyne
W. H. Hannah Vand Aon
Douglas
Koyton
Mra. Win
Hannah
Dundag Streat
Cecil Gwolund
the Grout
Wongato
Grout
Iev
Quebec
Tike Georne
GO. W. Coote
Marion
Doe
Mrs. Coote
Montreal
Dermuel
Mia
Diandel Wigilns
Dunn Street
BL. Catharines
Hame
Rev
Murry Tr
Mra. Ssmith
Hecord
Alf. Winerie
Mra
J. F Wedderburn
Jonen' Falls
Peterboro
Minn Miury McCoy
New York
Oakville
Marold West
Hoove Marden
Bdghs
Milton News Highlights From Milton Ontario Local Briefs
Mrs Gee from Cleveland enters hospital training in Milton. A cement walk on Mart Street is widened by a contractor. Frederick Vivian of Kilbride fined $100 for breach of acts in Milton court. Cassie Taylor or Var have injuries at Dundas highway. A boy, John Turner, injured after a bicycle crash through a pane. W Mason travels from California to Dakota City via relatives. Mrs Robertson family mourning at Bala Cottage. Various residents visit Toronto Oshawa Rosseau and New York. Halton County team to compete at Canada National Exhibition September 9.
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Mellveen
Frederick Vivatn
Kilbride
Mqnor
Tir
George Cookman
Milton
Lorne ‘Taylor
Georg Taylor
Dundas Highway
Trafalvar
Alyayer
Dakota City
Neb
Robertson
Bala
Muskoka
W. G. Simpson
Pearl Bheat
Toronto
Oshawa
Rossean
W. A. Lawrence
New York
Otey
Mutton
WW. A. McColl
Presqn Ye
Drighton
Wil) Dewar
Ttaly
Lady Button
Ls Ylatting
Annethy Hulman
Ea Penstack
Mabel Sheppard
Halton County
Geionee
Noises That Annoy
Hy Wichard Bond discusses common neighbor annoyances including barking dogs radios and piano practice. He argues such public nuisances strain friendships and suggests patient, simple training as a remedy to reduce disputes among residents.
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Hy Wichard B. Bond
Outspoken claim on heired estate sparks church talk
A preacher's sermon last Sunday prompts a claim that Mose-Dis sold an heirship to Jacob. The town buzzes as residents discuss the transfer and its implications for local families.
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Mose
Jacob
Newspaper advertising and community services noted in Shawnee notices
An uneven montage promotes local newspaper advertising benefits and a rural sales anecdote, then lists August church notices across Eden Milly Rockwood Knox Acton Stockwort and public worship times. The material blends advertising guidance with service schedules and minister credits.
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Hunday
Trockwood
Eden Milly
Wlth
Knox
Acton
Habbath -Hehod
Verestaort
Ly Acton
Teeth and Diet Alter Chewing Strength Across Ages
Barbara B Brooks explains that diet affects tooth structure and longevity. Emphasizing milk cereals vegetables and whole grains, she argues chewing exercise strengthens teeth like muscles and that poor nutrition leads to weaker teeth and poorer health.
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Oho
Barbara B
Brooks
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Joli Tan
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Waite
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AML
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