Illness Strikes Mrs Brydon At Home Sunday Morning
The friends of Mrs Francis Brydon report she suffered an attack Sunday morning and remains in bed at her home with care from her daughter in law Mrs J Brydon and Mrs Akitt of Acton. Meanwhile Mrs Bruce Sr returned home to Whitewood Sask after a weekend visit with son Ward Bruce. Mr and Mrs Byron Bruce of Guelph were home for the weekend. Mrs R J Matthews left hospital Sunday and is convalescing at home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis Brydon
Attoke
J. Brydon
Akitt
Acton
Bruce
Whitewood Sask
Ward Bruce
Byron Bruce
Guelph
R. J. Matthews
Everton Visitors Highlight Weekend Social Roundup
Mr Harvey Smith of Toronto spent the weekend at his home. Mrs Kingsbury from Guelph Road visited with Mr and Mrs Harvey Jestin on Sunday. Sunday callers included Mr and Mrs Lorne Boles and son Glen. Mrs W Head stayed in Guelph with the Murrays. The Coulings visited the Hamiltons on Sunday. Mr and Mrs Ted Jestin attended a birthday party for Mr Jim Milne at the Milnes’ home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvey Smith
Toronto
Kingsbury
Guelph Road
Harvey Jestin
Boles
Lorne Boles
Glen
W. Head
Guelph
Fred Murray
Alf. Couling
Irving Hamilton
Ted Jestin
Sr Jim Milne
Jim Milne
Nassagaweya Community Notes Roundup
Local items report residents visiting relatives, a farm sale after a leg injury, and the death of John Black of Dublin. Activities include No. 7 Radio Farm Forum, teacher group formation with Halton Medical Services, Christmas concert plans, and bazaar efforts at Nassagaweya Presbyterian Church. Pheasant progress noted by Milton Sportsmen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond Player
John Wilson
Ramsay G. Hopkins
Jean Frank
Helen Jean
Nassagaweva
Halton Co-operative Medical Services
No. T
Nassagaweya
Limehouse Community Mourns Losses and Gatherings
The Limehouse community offers sympathy to Harold Seratet on his mother’s death. A memorial event for Mapathen pieces occurred Friday night with prizes awarded to August Spitzer and Miller. May’s orchestra led the Friday dance, and a chicken dinner for about fifty was organized by the Limehouse CAPeTay Committee at Georgetown Lawn Nowling Club. tributes are paid to Rev A E Cameron and family after his passing at the Georgetown manse. services were led by Rev Searth Macdonell of Toronto.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Seratet
Amomiten
Withers
Tom Brown
Bred Brown
Prev Brown
Sado Kirkpatreck
August Spitzer
12 Miller
Pacio
Scott
Klane
Toronto
Lang
C Cochrane
Cameron
Aoe. Cameron
Georgetown
Searth Macdonell
Cop. Cochrane
Christmas Meeting Habits And Weddings In Campbellville
The Griee Mission Band gathered at Mon Phas McPhail home with many girls and radios. Officers for 1948 were elected led by Norma Brown with Ann Parker and Virginia Mitchell. A wedding noted at St John’s Church marked Margaret Stokes and Charlie Dennis of Campbellville. The community reflected on church events, school staff additions, and local social activities through December.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Griee Mission
Presbyterian
Ieh
Joan King
Norma Brown
Ann Parker
Virginia Mitchell
Jane Smith
Marjorie Ware
Martyn Moore
McPhail
St. John’s
Margaret May Stokes
Charlies Harold Dennis
Camphbellville
PEST LOSSES IN STORED FOODS SUGGEST WIDER IMPACT
A statistics summary shows 16 world food exports totaling 0 million tons with 10 million tons infested by storage pests leading to about 20 million pans in losses.
Community mourns Mia Watson in Arkell
Sympathy from Rockwood to Mr James Watson and family after Mia Watson died from a fall at home. She was the daughter of Mr and Mrs James Duffield, longtime villagers, with funeral at Arkell United Church and burial in Blockwood Cemetery. The village hall held a memorial reception and regional officials attended events in Guelph. Weekend visitors included Miss Edith Royce and Mr C J Hunter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calvert Kitchen
John Stokes
James Watson
Arkell
Mia
Watson
Guelph
Blockwood Cemetery
James Duffield
Ramaint
Inter
United Church
Tweeve W. B. Rettle
West Garatraxa
Reeve Wesley Small
Arthur Towne
Edith Royce
Toronto
C.J. Hunter
Moffat
Lighter Textiles Cut Weight of Cloth for Fashion
Experts in Britain's textile labs develop lighter dress and coat fabrics without losing warmth. New weaving methods yield materials about two thirds the weight of standard cloth. Rapid popularity follows, aided by English and Scottish makers offering new color shades aligned with fashion trends.
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Britain
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Charles King
Edward Parsons
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Donald Wilson
Tom Wilson
Halton
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Bruce Small
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Archie Cairns
Edgar Cairns
Leonard Pickett
Ken Bullard
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Hotchen’s Bakery
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