Neighborhood News: Local Visits and Club Picks
Mr Branley Strowger joined Jersey Dairy in Acton. Mr Wilard Neeter of Orangeville spent weekend at home. McDougal and Mian M Stephens visited Toronto. Wesley Gray and two sons visited with Mr and Mrs W Gray in New Hamburg. J Challons and two sons A Gear and W Harris from Swansea visited Robert Hunter. Mr and Mrs Ak er Cripps and Pred McCutcheon from Acton visited Bar and Mrs Wee-Bingham. Ino Brin Curling Club chose skippers for the season: Dr Gar GO, T Beott, Gea Sandorn, W E Wush, Y CO Foster, T J Bush. Advocate and Mrs Frank Binnie visited Toronto. Barg Binnie stayed for a week. Sunday School children rehearsed for Christmas concert. Bert Sinclair went to Toronto for medical treatment. He attended a dance held Thursday evening. Mrs Margaret Glasney returned to Georgetown after visiting here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Branley Strowger
Jersey Dairy
Acton
Wilard “Neeter
Orangeville
Berm
K., McDougal
Mian M. Stephens
Toronto
Wesley Gray
New Hamburg
Frank Binnie
Binnie
Bert Sinclair
Margaret Glasney
Georgetown
Bannockburn School Christmas Concert Delights Community
The Bannockburn School held its annual Christmas concert on Tuesday evening with a full programme arranged by Miss Jean Orr. Rev. Bennie delivered a brief address, the Churchill Orchestra performed, and Santa Claus arrived near midnight to distribute gifts to the children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bannockburn School
Jean Orr
Alex. Bann Wau
Brookes
Ww. Gowdy
Wm. McDonald
Ruth Gibson
Lizzla Orr
W. McMillan
Dorothy
Wetly Clarridge
W. Gowdy
Laura Wylla
Josalo
Young
Jack
Mona WeeGeable
Bennie
Churchill Orchestra
Santa Claus
Christmax
Crowsons Corners Turning On Hydro Sparks Community Evening
A Teesday gathering in Crowsons Corners Mir featured the turning on of the hydro in the first building. Chas. Tyler hosted about sixty eight attendees at his tourist camp and firing station with speeches by McLean Hamilton and Bennett praising improvements to the property. Guests from Rookwood Guelph Acton and Toronto joined local residents for dancing music by the McLaughlin Orchestra and a finale of Auld Lang Syne and He’s a Jolly Good Fellow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crowsons Corners
Mir
Chas. Tyler
Messrs
McLean
Hamilton
Bennett
Tyler
Gillcats
Rookwood
Guelph
Acton
Toronto
Crowsans Corners
McLaughlin Boys
MY. McCutcheon
Samuel Dell
Dante
Local Notes From Caledon Community Gatherings And Visits
Mr and Mrs A Akilt visit Caledon relatives while Mrs Kirkwood hosts and other guests travel from Ballinafad Guelph and Buffalo. Women's Institute meeting chaired by Mrs Campbell features Candy Recips roll call and a plan to help the Children's Shelter and north welfare. January social at the school includes paper on teaching children honesty and gifts exchange. Presbyterian entertainment drew big crowds with performances by local clergy and choir. Mr and Mrs D G Robertson visit in-law mother on Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Akilt
Caledon
Yoirkwood
Ballinafad
Mrs. Kirkwood
Geo. Cooke
Guelph
A. Kirkwood
Joan
Leane Grundy
Buffalo
D. Stewart
Itchener
J. Campbell
F. Brydon
Churchill
McCracken
Rockwood
Kerry
Amprior
Reynolds
Everton
Wabbington
Magill
Erin
Roy Hindley
D. G. Robertton and Sons
Township school annual meeting set for December 31
The Township schools plan their annual meeting on Wednesday December 31 in each station’s schoolhouse. Ebenezer United Church choir reorganized with Edward Byers leading and Miss Grave Norrish as organist. Mina Annip Lamb is secretary treasurer. Mrs. G. T. Wilson visits Milton. Milas Vera Diamond visits Nassageweya. Wishing readers a merry Christmas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ebenezer
Nassageweya
Tur Pare Paras
Alamof
Oakville Rural Notes and Local Socials
Mrs Chisholm hosts guests Cunom and Mrs D Russell Smith for a California motor trip planned to depart January 7 for two months. Warden Nowve Morden and daughter Mrs Shaw to spend Christmas in Vancouver with family. Judge Yough A Wilson to judge horses at Guelph Winter Fair. Mrs A Jowitt returns home from visiting Mr and Mrs B P Lunan. No municipal election plans for Oakville or Trafalgar. Mary Byers underwent a serious operation at St Johns Hospital Toronto. operation described as quite successful. Salvation Army bazaar held Saturday near Savoy confectionery, raising a good sum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chisholm
Cunom
D. Russell Smith
California
Nowve W. WW
Morden
Yiultan County
W. L. Shaw
Newmarket
Vancouver
Yough A. Wilson
Guelph
Oakville
Yrafalgar
Milan Mary “Byers
St. John's Hospital
Toronto
Salvation Army
Savoy Confectionery
Eden Mulls The Minsion Band Concert and Village Notices
The Eden village reports a Presbyterian Church concert with praise for Mrs Ma Gracken and performers. Notes from the Women's Missionary Society meetings at Mrs J Gilbertson’s home and the United Church society electing officers. Young People’s Association discussed citizenship. Local incidents include a fire at Mr Ed Calvert’s home, a fall injuring Mrs Rannile, and visits from Mr Wm Burton of Duluth. Reports on hospital admissions and editor’s holiday wishes conclude.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Presbyterian Church
United Church
Ed Calvert
Finnes
Guelph
M. O. Gandler
Wespital
McLean, Jr
Toronto
YT. Webb
Holiday Publishing Schedule Adjusted For Paris Correspondents
Owing to the holiday on Thursday next Pare, Paris will publish next week on Wednesday. Correspondents are asked to mail letters a day earlier to ensure timely publication. Your assistance is appreciated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Lime kilns to reopen by early next year
Dolly Varden reports the Qypaum Lime and Alabastine Company will reopen its lime kilns in the community. If weather allows, operation will start early next year. Wood cutting on company property will supply fuel as needed, easing prior shutdown hardships for local employers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Qypaum
Golden wedding and village notices in a Canadian paper
Mr and Mrs Thomas Harrison celebrated their fifty years of marriage with over forty guests and remembrances from family. The issue lists funerals, weddings, church events, a birthday, social gatherings, a Christmas fair, and local visits from Detroit Flint Hamilton Simcoe and nearby areas, reflecting a busy community scene.
Light Desserts Desirable for Lighter Holiday Menus
The article urges choosing light desserts to aid digestion, favoring fruit based options and simple puddings over heavy suet puddings. It notes mince or pumpkin pie for Christmas, but otherwise recommends lighter dishes like orange Bavarian cream and almond flavored puddings to balance rich meals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christman
Sympathy a Key to Success in Everyday Life
A piece argues that success hinges on sympathy not indifference. It asserts sympathetic people, even in small chores like buying a paper pin, attract better service and influence, while unfeeling individuals hinder themselves and others. Sympathy shapes character and aids achievement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walt
Minister Shares Christmas Time Joy and Bethlehem Return
The minister presents The Joy of the Christmas Time at 11 a.m. Sunday School and Bible Class at noon. At 7 p.m. The Minster offers Returning from Bethlehem with special choir music and Christ ia n carols. Everybody welcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Minster
Bethlehem
Christiau
For Sale Items Include Furniture Skates Chest and Furnishings
Classifieds list various sale items at local addresses and churches. Items include dining room furniture walnut gear a warm air furnace car accessories and two cows with future calving plans. Personal thanks note appears from J J Cooney expressing appreciation for hospital care and visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hiram Fisher
M1 Street
Acton
Card of Thanks from the Devlin Family Milton Ontario
Mn WV and family thank friends for sympathy and kindness during illness and death of her husband. A $500 reward is offered for information identifying who spread a statement that the undersigned were caught in a seed theft net. Names WM WW DEVLIN EDWARD DEVLEY and R R No 4 Milton Ontario dated December 1930.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Bd. Walker
Milton
WW. Devlin
Edward Devley
R. R
Ontario
Milton Voth
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Neighborhood News
Hannockburn
Eden Mulls
Dolly Varden
Thomas Harrison
David Edward
Detroit
Flint
Mich
Simcoe
Hockwood
Harrison
Naisagawoya
Young People's Society of the United Church
Wilson
Mia Vial A. Laing
Yésita John Ayles
W. J. ‘Taylor
Knox Church
Bramona
Gladstone-Ywull
WH. McCracken
McOrdeiken
Margaret
Mr. Kerr
Ospringe
Terrace Gardens
Mockwood
Toca
George Anderson
Osprings
Aplta
John Innon
Fred Denton
Niagara Falls
John Innes
Joanatoren
Robert Croft
A. ©. Patterson
Montreal
Ross Carton
Winona
John Looker
Spocdalde
H.W. Hinton
Acton and
Orioles
Benson
Heinz
Horne
Choice
Cranberries
Beasley's
Young Street
Nesbitt
Eyeaight
Sebt. George's
Guelf
Talt Opthcal Co
Capitol Theatre
D. McMullen
Renegades
Warner Daxter
Billy the
John Mack Brown
Wallace Worry
Yan
Byrd
South Pole
Robert Montgomery
Georgetown Floral Company
Georgetown, Ontario
Canadas
Chon CI
BEST
Oses & Ironers
PETE
James Symon
Aqton
Jreday
Deocel
Rusted Church of Canada
Actonster
O. L. Peels
D. Parsonage
Wilow Street
Presbyterian Knox Church
H. L. Bennie
M. A. Minietes Mante
Willow Street
Acton Baptist Church
W. Y. Hamilton
Mill Street
Crescent Street
Difant
Chalea
Margaret A. Brown
Sunnydale Farm
W. ¥. Mooney
Awitzer
J. J. Cooney
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