Crewson Corner Weekend Visits Across Toronto Figures
Mr and Mrs Jack Cornell Roy of Toronto visited Mr and Mrs Guthrie and Mr and Mrs Lynd Smith over the weekend. Mr and Mrs Haynes and family of Toronto visited Mr and Mrs Wm Croft on Sunday. Pie Douglas Guthrie visited at his home over the weekend. Mr and Mrs Morris Burkholme of Gazelph visited Mr and Mrs Lynd Smith on Sunday. John NB for a visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Cornell
Roy
Toronto
Guthrie
Lynd Smith
Haynes
Wm. Croft
Douglas Guthrie
Morris Burkholme
Gazelph
John
N.B
Ebenezer United Church Pulpit Filled By Mr G W Bridle
In Nassagaweya the Rev H H Kippen is away on holidays so Mr G W Bridle from Stirlington led the Ebenezer United Church service last Sunday morning. Nearby visitors and local updates followed with notes on frost damage to crops and a display of searchlights at the Tor onto Exhibition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. H. Kippen
Ebenezer United Church
G. W. Bridle
Stirlington
Bert Nightingale
Orangeville
Arthur Nightingale
Knatchbull
Reg
Mildred Wilson
Peter Morley
Milton
Wm. J. Morley
Peterborough
Toronto Exhibition
Monster Street Fair draws big crowds in Milton
The Monster Street Fair sponsored by Milton Red Cross and Canadian Legion drew a large attendance east of the Town Hall last night and was a big success. Mrs B Gollop visits daughter in Vancouver while John McCrea moves to Guelph for a new job. Public school opens Sept 3 and high school opening date to be decided. Miss Ethel Ellis leads Milton Dominion Stores branch in Georgetown. Sami the manager and Jerry Watson are at camp with Lorne Scots in Niagara on the Lake. Willmott cousins from Winnipeg and Manitoba/Calif. were guests in Milton last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. Gollop
J. Anderson
Vancouver
B.C
John McCrea
Guelph
McCrea
Milton
The
Red Cross and
Canadian Legion
Ethel Ellis
Dominion Stores
Georgetown
Sami
Jerry Watson
Lorne Scots
Niagara-on-the-Lake
Margaret Willmott
Winnipeg
John Muirhead
Douglas
Man
James Ire
Mt. Shasta
Cal
Willmott
Termity
Champion
Orton Friends Share News Of Health Visits And Church Anniversary
Mrs Percy Chap went through a serious operation last week and is progressing well at Western Hospital in Toronto. Mrs Alfred Dickson is also recovering after an operation at Guelph General. Frank Purves of Saskatoon visited Orton friends with Turman Hull from Grand Valley. Helen Gowdy of Toronto spends holidays with Wm Ballentine. Fred McCutcheon and Jack Acton visited Harvey Dearing’s home. Many Orton members attended Mimosa United Church anniversary services where Rev. Dale of Barrie Hill spoke and music by Flannery Glen Jackson and the Anderson sisters. The church looked lovely with tall gladioli and roses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred McCutcheon
Jack
Acton
Harvey Dearing
Orton
Mimosa United Church
Dale
Barrie Hill
Flannery
Glen
Jackson
Anderson
Fergus
Campbelltown Community News Notes
Rev Frank Lawson returns from six weeks away. Mrs Margaret Maclaren of Brantford is home on holidays. Families visit neighbors in the area. Lady Miss Olive Mahon had tonsils removed at Guelph General Hospital. Various locals and visitors travel to Toronto Hamilton Galt and Renfrew.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret’ Maclaren
R.N
Brantford
David Mahon
J. K. Mahon
Leslie Legge
Toronto
Bobby Barnard
Renfrew
Edna Kenney
Buriington
Reta
Kathleen Hubbert
Wm. Barnard
Carlton Flace
David McPhail
Jean McPhail
Galt
Olive Mahon
Guelph General Hospital
ESQUELING DEPUTIES AND HELPERS WARD LISTINGS
Ward 4 Lawrence includes Gibbons S H Webster Walter Linham Rov John Waldie Martin Hassard with Mary Cutts Mrs George Somerville Errol Sprowl John Moore Ward 5 Marie Barber Irene Smith Nassagaweya deputies and Ward 3A Jas Gilbertson Mrs Herb Gilbertson Miss Willa Gilbertson Miss Helen Scott Mrs Wa Lawnie Mr Norman Lee Ward 5 B Chas Darby Mrs Alex Near Mrs Dorothy Barber
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence. Gibbons
S. H. Webster
Walter Linham
John Waldie
Martin Hassard
Mary Cutts
George Somerville
Errol Sprowl
John Moore
Marie Barber
Irene Smith
Nassagaweya
Jas. Gilbertson
Herb. Gilbertson
Willa Gilbertson
Helen Scott
Wa. Lawnie
Norman Lee
Chas. Darby
Alex; Near
Dorothy Barber
Oakville Oversees School Opening. Baseball Defeat Report
Oakville voters count 2 722 registered last week as the Board of Education votes unanimously to reopen town schools on September 3. The Oakville baseball team suffers a 12 7 loss at Victoria Park on Saturday, their second playoff defeat to Milton. The town council repeals the early closing by law, ending a regulation on ness hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oakville
Local Notes From Big Valley and Nearby Areas
Dr. Wm Fowler joins the Medical Corps and attends two week camp. Pred Lewis joins 2nd 29th Field Battery and will go to camp soon. Bob Spencer and sister Isabelle visit relatives Eleanor Helen and Kenneth Wooder in Big Valley. A. B Spencer family visits aunt Mrs Spiers on the Tenth Line. Councillor W R Bingham and Thomas Cook suffer fainting spells and stay in their rooms. Mrs Wm Young suffers a fractured left arm in a truck door incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Fowler
Pred Lewis
R.C.A. N.p.am
Bob Spencer
Isabelle
Big Valley
Alberta
Eleanor
Helen
Kenneth Wooder
A. B. Spencer
Bob
Georgetown Bicycle Accident Injures Basil Hadley on John Street
Basil Hadley was injured when his bicycle coasted down a steep ten foot bank beside John Street in Georgetown during an Izzy spell. Cedric and Mrs. Cross announce the engagement of their daughter Marjorie Helen to Richard Edward Packer of London England. Samuel H McGibbon pioneer Halton County resident dies at the McGibbon Hotel after months of illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Street
Basil Hadley
Cedric Cross
Marjorie Helen
Richard Edward Packer
W. R. Packer
Packer
London
England
Samuel H. McGibbon
Halton County
McGibbon Hotel
Ann Darling
McGibbon
Herald
Local Visits and Appointments Among Ontario Residents
Mr and Mrs F Brydon and Mrs A Kirkwood visited Alma on Sunday with Mr and Mrs R Van Norman. Mrs Harold Bell holidayed in Toronto. Stanley Jay from Milton will teach at the local school next year. Alex Tovell of Guelph and Miss Audrey Schotz of Kitchener are staying with Mr and Mrs Stanley Tovell. John travelled to Whitby and Oshawa. Lloyd Robertson and baby son from Guelph visited D G Robertson. R S McCutcheon recently visited Mr and Mrs James McCallum of Preston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanley Tovell
John Sim
Whitby
Oshawa
Lloyd Robertson
Guelph
D. G. Robertson
R. S. McCutcheon
James McCallum
Preston
Garden party moved to Town Hall in Rockwood
Chilly weather last Thursday pushed the Women's Association of the United Church garden party from the McArthur home to the Town Hall with fair attendance. George Gordon chaired. Miss Betty McArthur and Donald McArthur contributed a duet. Fred McArthur and others performed songs and readings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women’s Association of the United Church
Fred McArthur
Town Hall
George Gordon
Betty McArthur
Port Hope Public School
Eldon Comfort
Port Hope High School
Comfort
Thompson
St. Mary's High School
Fred McWilliams
Alex. McWilliams
Denton
Maryland
Rockwood
Alex, Redfern
J. A. Littles
Alex
London
Eileen McPherson
Guelph
Marlon Milne
Jas. E. Gray
Guelph General Hospital
Roberty Miller Iis
Fred—Garside
Guelph Hy General
Ise
Yamity
Toronto
Garside
Hartington
Connecticut
P. Barry
Barry
Grattan Barry
Everett E LeViness
Buffalo
Wardiner
Jack Oakes
Arthur
Jack Edwards
James Milroy
Milroy
M. Findlay
Montreal
Campbell
The
United Church
Registration cards issued nationwide during week
One hundred fifty seven registration cards were issued nationally. Visitors noted include Miss Minnie Elliott of Milton Mrs Melville Robinson of Kingston Mr and Mrs Alan Hadley and Robert of Gooderham and Joan King of Campbellville who called on Mr and Mrs A W Benton. Other social visits and travel details follow with names and places.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnie Elliott
Milton
Melville Robinson
Kingston
Alan Hadley
Robert
Gooderham
Joan’ King
Campbellville
A. W. Benton
Mary Kirkpatrick
Holliday
Stewarttown
Arthur Meredith
Windsor
John Meredith
Earl Scott
Little Garry
Toronto
Shirley Wright
Cousens
Ralston
F. Shelbourne
McKay
Stanley Walker
Peterborough
Social Notes From Georgetown and Surrounding Areas
Mrs A Buntie spent last week visiting friends in Georgetown. Mr Will Cole and family moved to Milton but remain with Georgetown Lumber Co. Miss Nettie Evans of Acton stayed with her aunt and uncle, Mrs and Mr C McEnery. Mrs E Tolchard Woodstock, Mrs Will Perry Toronto, Mr and Mrs Henry Gingerick and Miss Mary Irene New Hamburg visited cousin Mr Jos Soper. Mr Forest Smith Camp Bosden spent the weekend at home. Messrs John Glassey Gordon Turner of Toronto and Roy Weston Georgetown visited Mrs Soper. Mr M Campbell spent a few days with friends at Wasaga Beach. Elwood Kentner returned home after holidays with grandmother Mrs Ford and others at Omagh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Buntie
Georgetown
Will Cole
Milton
Georgetown Lumber Company
Nettie Evans
Acton
C. McEnery
E. Tolchard
Woodstock
Will Perry
Toronto
Henry Gingerick
Mary Irene
New Hamburg
Jos. Soper
Forest Smith
Camp Bosden
John Glassey
Gordon Turner
Roy Weston
Soper
M. Campbell
Wasaga Beach
Elwood Kentner
Ford
Omagh
Hillsburg Social Notes Highlight Local Visits and News
A roundup of Hillsburg residents and guests includes Wm Cheyne Sr and family visiting the Churche s in Guelph, and Mrs DA Robertson visiting in Hespeler. Also noted are Wm Bessey hiring Chas Booth as carpenter, Robert Cheyne returning home from Toronto, and several family gatherings among Nears Roszell and McKinnon households.
Local Visitors and Weather Notes Amid Harvest Gazette
S S NO 7 reports Toronto visitors A. E. Tindale and Mrs Tindale with parents Mr and Mrs Wm Dredge plus Miss Verma Britton and others from Acton Erin and Toronto. Weather turns October like. threshing starts as bright beam of light seen near Exhibition. Distict residents send best wishes to Mr John on his West trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E.tindale
Toronto
Wm. Dredge
Verma Britton
Albert Harris
Acton
Mary
John Wilson
Robert Fisher
Erin
Robt. McPhedran
David MecPhedrran
Masters Billy
Jack Arscott
G. McMillan
John
Worship Service and Programs Announced
Sunday September set 1940 schedule lists worship service at 11.60 am with subject The Work of God and Lord's Supper, followed by Sunday School at 12.15 pm, and a Wednesday prayer meeting at 8.00 pm. A welcome is extended to all.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LABOR
Barth Ls Toul
Mrs Gowdy Resumes Piano Teaching at Mrs Young's
Mrs Gowdy will visit Mrs Young's on Tuesday afternoon to resume piano lessons. The arrangement reiterates a continuing teaching engagement between the two residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Gowdy
Also Mentioned on This Page
Neighborhood News
Frank Lawson
Women's Missionary Society of
Canada
Halton
National War Services
LeRoy Dale
Liberal Execute
Amos Mason
Boy Scouts
Esqhiesing
OM. McDonald
Don McTavish
H. Grindel
DH. Landsay
E. Barr
J. Creighton
Cl i Jleatherland Muss Maggitet Grindell
Helen Lamb
Peart Smyth
JH Kingshett
J. McPherson
K. Thetford
H. Mainprize
RP Watson
MM. Letteh
Helen Mainprye
McCqutcheon
Ruby Clink
George Gibbins
Isabel Anderson
Mac McDonald
Ward
F LO Wright
E. Hawthorne
Bernice Crump
Pearl Waxman
Helen Ostmunder
Madge Chapman
Mary Paption
Jean McMillan
Alma Braida
George Chapman
Robt. MacArthur
W.J. O. Oakes
JH. Boyd
Henney
EF. A. Hansen
Harvey Hasaird
Wm. Williams
Margaret Macdonald
Emily Young
Martha Orr
Frances Dil
Arnolds
Isabel Cowie
E. Sehragder
Beardmore CO
J. W.kirk
Percy Evans
J. Smethurst
J. Hurst
F. Holloway
J. Sheldon
G. Hulman
Hughes Cleaver
Ospringe
Limehouse
Adams
Regina
Gowdy
Matthew Patterson
A. J. Smethurst
Sapper
Sam Gisby
To Day
ASTOR
Hedlund
York
New
RED Wing
J. B. Chaemers, Reeve
Ballinafad
Hillsburg
Wm. Cheyne
Bill Cheyne
Chas. Booth
France
Alton
Harry Church
Winifred Thomson
Winifred
Wm. Bessey
Robert Cheyne
George Cheyne
Henry Near
John Near
Alex. Bessey
Shirley Cox
Albert Roszell
DA. Robertson
W. Thorson
Hespeler
Lloyd Miller
Bruce McKinnon
Banca Nee
Royal Canadian Air Force Manning Depot
Exhibition Park
Red Cross
San Francisco
Big Goldman
Exhibition
Adelaide St. W
Moodey's
King St. W
Roher
Bloor St. W
S. S. NO
G. Clifton Gifford
Presbyterian Knox Church
H. L. Bennie
Willow Street
Baptist Church
E. G. Baxter
Asc
S. P. Loughrin
J. Gilbert
Edwin Watson
Jewsons Corners
D. Wilfong
Mul Street
L. Macmillan
Free Press Office
Helfer
Joe Herzog
W. Nightingale & Son
R. Kt
Rawleigh
Rawleiges
Familex Products. CO
St. Clement, Montreal
le Wright
Cooper Bldg
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