Neighborhood News Highlights From Cleargetown and Surrounding Areas
Local items note Margaret Glassy visiting her sisters in Cleargetown and friends in the district. Robert and Mrs English return from two months with family in Toronto. Mr M Campbell visits Toronto. J F Sinclair ill with inflammatory rheumatism. Attendees from here at Niemeen's ball in Acton. Residents plan to attend the Winter Fair in Guelph. A United Church play in Georgetown drew a large crowd and good proceeds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Glassy
Cleargetown
Mra. Ke, Kentner
Mra. A. Soper
Robert English
Bert. Rogers
Toronto
M. Campbell
J. F. Sinclair
Niemeen
Acton
Guelph
United Church of Georgetown
Thorne
Amason slo play aids St John church in Campbellville
Campbellville hosts a Monday evening performance titled Amason slo to benefit St John s Church. Several local people including Miay Mary Turner and Mrs A Moore visit relatives and attend weekend gatherings. Mr Frank Greenlesas and family holiday at Mr Frank Wheelman s home as others travel to Kilbride and Toronto for visits. The Young People s Society of St David s Church held its regular meeting Tuesday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amason Slo
St. John's Church
Miay Mary Turner
Frank Greenlesas
Frank Wheelman
William Roberts
Kilbride
Regukr
St. David's Church
Mra. A. Moore
Hugh Woas
Puslinch
M. Graham
Toronto
Graham
Jack Memory
D. C. Hunter
Misa ExteNo Bell
Burlington Notes and Local Happenings
Burlington news brief reports Grant Peart visiting Ottawa relatives and a Hamilton police station opening attended by local officials. Mrs Nora Obert recovers and returns to duties at the Bell, Velophone allies. A winery is rumored to be established locally with grape vine orders underway. Delta Collegiate defeats Burlington 37 to 0. Duington Hockey Club reorganizes with officers listed. A large counterweight for a bascule bridge weighs about 50 tons as construction progresses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grant Peart
Sood
Ottawa
Russell M. Peart
England
W. J. Warr
Smith
Hamilton
Nora Obert
Bell
Gavotte
Agenta
Delta Collegiate
Burlington
Duington Hockey Club
Ottcara—Ware
B. A. Yarris
Jos, Smith
Cameron Johnston
Vern
Gordon Nicholson
Gaxette
St John’s Church partners with town on gym and local events
Oakville notes report St John’s Church laid a new hardwood gym floor and assisted with community projects. Mayor Moat pursued projects at the seventh crossing and spoke with Ontario Railway officials in Toronto. Other local items include illness of William McPherson, a paralytic stroke for Roderick MacNell, and Judge Munro’s tax assessment ruling reducing Knox Church Andals’ bills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. John's Church
John J. Moat
Toronto
John A. Chisholm
Panama Pacific
Vinginis
New York
California
William McPherson
Colborne Street
Roderick MacNell
Rosas MacNell
Johnstown
Vaugh
Wilson
Hunting Khorang
Guelph
Masony
Mary Douglas
Aylmer
Munro
Council
Yestearday
Knox Church Andals
Community Choir Farewell and Local Notices
Wednesday evening the United Church choir met at the Day home for practice and socializing, bidding farewell to Morris Y Wurd heading to England. Mrs John Wilson, widow, died, funeral Thursday at United Church Oshawa Cemetery. Mission Band event at Presbyterian Church featured readings, music, and a play with Rev Kerr and Misses McCracken, Pearen, Milroy, Kelly in attendance. Prices for hay and household goods fell short on sale day. farm remained unsold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Day
United Church
Morris Y Wurd
England
Hurd
Arch.McNabb
Margaret Wanna
John Wilson
Osham
Wilson
Mager
Jonnie Ye. Warris
Qhax
Y Warris
Mizsion
Presbyterian Church
W. HW. McCracken
Chiutsman
Mission Band
Elden Lambert
Floris Gordon
Mission Hand
Wesale McCracken
Margaret McCracken
Mr. Kerr
Arnprior
Mias
Edna M. Pearen
Dundas
Milroy
Brampton
Misa Julia Kelly
Guelph
Robert ,Croftt
Toronto
Johnston Hewat
Elmcoe
Meassra
Fred Hosking
Arnold Wanlous
Toronto University
Wiles Harchison Lynch
St. Joseph's Hospital
Kelly
Provincial Winter Fair Notes and School Report
The provincial winter fair in Guelph is mentioned this week with visiting residents from Toronto and Knatchbull. A Norfolk Street Church meeting in Guelph is noted alongside farm work and frost reports, plus the Lorne School November roster listing students and teachers with merit order remarks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorne School
Wilma Stewart
Honora
Elwood Johnston
Bhella Gibsons
Hubert Storritt
Dora Denny
Mary Cripps, Jr
Alzina Gibson
Billie Stewart
Clifford Sierritt
Edith Warne
Jerry Guthrie
Audrey MacArthur
L—eorge Airdrie
Frank Airdrie
Min
Georgetown Social Round and Local Weddings
Georgetown residents attended weddings in Millar Cook celebrations and Holden event with guests from Napanee Kingston and Lakeland Florida. Local officials were serenaded by the Citivens Band. two motor accidents involved Dr Paul and W T Evans with injuries to their wives described as damaged but not seriously.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. J. Gibbons
Jiemes Scott
Lakeland
Florida
A. M. Grandy
New Hamburg
Wallace Metcalf
Napanee
Edward Gartley
Kingston
Millar-Cook
W. Co. Anthony
Highgate
Holden
A.D. Castall
Georgetown
Citivens
Paul
W.T. Evans
Cookaville
Herald
Community notices from Milton and area
Local church youth meeting at W I Robertson home in Guelph Road. visits and family gatherings unfold across Galt Ospringe and Acton. funeral attendance for Mrs D Williamson. staff transfers, travel plans, and wintering in Vancouver discussed. Northern Hockey League meeting in Palmerston. plumbing business sold to sons Earl. hospital updates. Town engineer appointed. old friend John Wallace to Wildwood California. Milton School choir broadcast. County Council debate over Children's Aid Shelter funding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church of Christ
Wil Robertson
Guelph Road
Dave Parker
Friend
Galt
D. H. Parker
G. G. Robertson
Lloyd
D. A. Robertson
Ospringe
W. J. Jackson
W. Peavey
Percy Peavey
W.theaker
George Young
Albert Young
D. Williamson
A. Young
Acton
E. KF. Earl
Hi Son
Itene
Harald Earl
M. E. Nixon
Toronto General Hospital
Martin Street
Crawford Chisholm
Guelph General Hospital
Rolief
Own Council
Storm
Danitary Wawers
Fine
Poster
Sarah Streets
Myr
George Powers
Oakvills
Toronto
Mra
G. Russell
Thompson
Children’s Aid Shelter
Milton
Pec County Council
Yalton
Peel
Neformer
Building Friendships Through Active Effort and Courtesy
The piece argues that friendships don’t arise by chance but are built through consistent courtesy kindness sympathy and useful acts. It urges readers to stop waiting for a perfect friend and to actively invest themselves to create lasting connections.
Dublin Women’s Institute Holds Regular Dublin Meeting
The Dublin branch of the Women’s Institute met at Mrs John Stewart’s home with President Mrs Webster presiding. The session opened with the institute song Ode followed by minutes and business, a roll call, readings by Mrs McIntyre and a piano piece by Mina Waldio, ending with the National Anthem and luncheon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dublin
Mina Waldio
Village notes and community moving on in Limehouse
Mrs. Brown of Brantford visits sister under care. Mr. Ross Cameron conducts service. Miss Ruth Lindsay injured by a wheel but recovering. Women’s Institute meets at Mrs. Norton’s with good attendance. Brown Bros. wood cutting fuels village debate while most men resist crosscutting. Mr. and Mrs. Millere plan Brampton move for winter work. Guelph shows Wrackney horns. Doughty adds spring house to water system. Women’s Institute honors Mrs. Millere with a farewell address and gift as they anticipate her move to a new town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norton
Christman
Buck Anna
W. G. Millere
Brampton
Milliere
Mark
Guelph
J. Doughty
Company of Friends
Women's Institute
W. Y. Milliere
W.G. Millere
Limehouse
Ontario
Wm. Gowdy
Mra. T. Brown
The Golden Age and the Golden Rule Debate
William Aen White warns Eastern audience that the golden age comes only when the golden rule governs daily life. He argues self interest and indifference cause current wrongs and urges a moral reform toward humane conduct.
New neighbors intrigue Mrs Knowall on Elm Street
Mrs Knowall watches a new household move in across the street while her husband jokes about the newcomers lack of possessions such as a car and phonograph. The couple speculates about social standing and wonders what they do own.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Husband
Arena Concession Tender for Acton Park Refreshment Booth
Tendora will be received by the undersigned for the privilege of conducting the Refreshment Booth at the Arena in Acton Park until Tuesday December 16 at 00 i mn. The highest tender not necessarily accepted. A tortured bond for 25 must accompany each tender to be held as a guarantee. I. N. Farmer, Clerk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Acton
Acton Park
I. N. Farmer, Glork
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