Mrs Brydon Recovers From Sunday Stroke
Many friends report Mrs Francis Brydon suffered a stroke Sunday morning. She remains in bed at home with daughter in law Mrs J Brydon and Mrs Akitt of Acton caring for her. Additional notes mention Mrs Bruce Sr returning to Whitewood Sask after a weekend visit. Byron Bruce of Guelph was also home for the weekend. Mrs R J Matthews left hospital to convalesce at home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis Brydon
J. Brydon
Mra. Akitt
Acton
Bruce
Whitewood Sask
Mpa
Ward Bruce
Byron Bruce
Guelph
R. J. Matthews
Everton Mr Harvey Smith Weekend Visit Notes
Toronto resident Mr Harvey Smith spent the weekend at his home here. DL Ro Kingsbury of Guelph Road visited on Sunday with Mr and Mrs Harvey Jestin. Sunday visitors included Mr and Mrs Lorne Boles and their son Glen. Mrs W Head spent days in Guelph visiting Mr and Mrs Fred Murray. The Coulings visited Mr and Mrs Irvin Hamilton on Sunday. Mr and Mrs Ted Jestin attended a birthday party for Mr Jim Milne.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvey Smith
Toronto
Aut Fm
Kingsbury
Guelph Road
Harvey Jestin
Nassagaweya Community News Roundup
Mrs Greenslade of Guelph returns home after a week with her daughter and family. Mr Pringle broke his leg and sold his farm stock. Death grieves the Dublin district with John Black’s passing. Radio Farm Forum hosts and guests share a good turnout and discussion. Numerous local notes on visits, births, church bazaars, and community events in Nassagaweya.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond Player
John Wilson
Ramsay G. Hopkins
Jean Frank
Helen Jean
Nassagaweva
Halton Co-operative Medical Services
No. T
Razaparahire
Indies
Nassagaweya
Calvert Kitchen
John Stokes
Limehouse notices and obituaries reflect community losses
The Limehouse community extends sympathy to Meo Harold Seratet on his mother’s death and to Rev. and Mrs. C Veehrane on the sudden passing of Rev. AE. Cameron at the Georgetown manse. A local service was conducted by Rev. Searth Macdonell of Toronto. Contests and social events are noted, including prize winners and committee reorganizations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Seratet
Amienasten
Too Brown
Fred Brown
Frevi Town
Sado Kirkpatrek
August Spitzer
12 Mitler
Pacio
Tnez Scott
Blane
Yoronto
Mes. Lang
C Veehrane
Cameron
AE. Cameron
Georgetown
Searth Macdonell
Toronto
Cop. Cochrane
Christmas gathering and village notices at Campbellville
Christmas meeting at Mex Phas McPhail home features prayers, readings, and a fundraiser totaling $43.56 sent to Presbyterial. Junior membership pins awarded to four girls. Weddings, obituaries, school notes, and local club reports fill the Campbellville page with social events and community updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Give Mission
Mex
O the
Joan King
Norma Brown
Ann Parker
Virginia Mitchell
Jane Smith
Marjorie Ware
Marilyn Moore
McPhail
Menzies
Normas Brown
Virginian Mitchell
Ann Hurren
Helen Roberts
Audrey Hurren
Audrey Early
Anna Yore
U.P.S. of
St. David's Church
Ronald McPhail
J. C. MacNeil
Ims
Phinn
Knox Church
Milton
Omar VanSickle
Monastry Garden
St. John’s
Margaret May Stokes
Charles Harold Dennis
Campbellville
PEST LOSSES IN STORED FOODS JUG
A report cites 16 world experts estimating global food losses from storage pests around 20 million tons. Of the 50 million tons examined, about 16 million tons were infested, signaling substantial waste in stored foods.
Rockwood Mourns Death Of Arkell Resident Meac Watson
Sympathies extended to Mr. James Watson and family of Arkell after the death of Meac Watson in Guelph General Hospital from a foot fall incident at her home. Watson was a former Rockwood resident who ran a service station and was linked to local business in the area. Funeral services were held Sunday at Arkell United Church with interment at Blackwood Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Watson
Arkell
Meac Watson
Guelph General Trasplad
Watson
Rockwood
Garnet
Arkell United Church
Blackwood Cemetery
James Duffield
United Church
Town Hall
Dave D. Gray
Guelph
Gray
Nowers
Teeve W. B. Rettie
West Garafrain
Road
Wesley Small
Arthur Town
Misa Edith Royce
Toronto
Unter
Moffat
Lighter Textiles: Lighter Yet Warm Clothes Gain Popularity
British textile researchers develop two thirds weight fabrics that retain warmth for dresses and coats. English and Scottish producers introduce new color shades aligned with fashion trends driving rapid adoption.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Britain
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Everton
Nassagawey A
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Sportsman's Association of
Arnold McDuffee
Neil Martin
Wilfred Kennedy
No. T Radio Farm Forum
Limehouse
Sarah Hustler
Pines
Clarkson
Jack
Wheethan
Rank
Wheellhan
Frank Quinlan
Win
Quirk
Aberfoyto
Wilton Roberta
Achool
Tifa
Tivorge
Inulin
Milas Jane Reid
George Tack
Donathy
Christ
Towson Lush
Chester
Lloyd Crawford
James Mahon
McLaren
Jean McPhail
Bronte
Crawford
Ilarris
Sixteen Mile Creek
G. Harris
N. Martin
Miss Kath
Kathaleen
Howard Lush
Roy Parker
Howson Lush
Red Cross
Mesdames FE
D. Mahon
A. Cantelon
T. Tehanney
F. Wheelmhan
T. McPhail
Allan Mahon
Kenneth McDonald
Galt
Burlington
W. T.finance Committee
Christie Hall
Charles King
Edward Parsons
Donald Wilson
Tom Wilson
Halton
School Farm Forum
Harold Small
Bruce Small
John Howard
Archie Cairns
Edgar Cairns
Leonard Pickett
Ken Bullard
Hotchen’s Bakery
Shirley Temple
Annie Rooney
M-G-M
Johnson
Allyson
Iglaaag
Placa
Mackinaw Coats
Reas
Mas
Elliott Bros
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