Mose of Our Genders at Limehouse Congregational Meeting
Neighborhood news notes a limehouse Congregational meeting held at the Newton home with devotional exercises. Officers appointed for 1944 45 and 48 include Jno Newton and Jng Scott as stewards T. H. Price and A. M. Mino as managers, A. W. Benton auditor, and Joe Ross and Donald Lind as auditors. Rev C C Cochran gave benediction and lunch was served. After twenty four years, Mr and Mrs E Davies moved to Acton on Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jno. Newton
Jno
N. Newton
Jng. R. Scott
T. H. Price
A. M. Mino
A. W. Benton
Joe Ross
Donald Lindaay
C. C. Cochrane
Weekend Visitors Graced Local Homes Across Evertor and Area
Sunday guests included Mr and Mrs Andrew Riddell and Mr James Dyce in Brampton, with Mr Gordon Riddell. Mrs Harvey Jestin hosted a small group for her brother LAC Robert McCutcheon on leave. Mrs Jestin also received news of her husband’s move to Port Alberni. Other trips included John Fletcher of Guelph visiting Mrs Black, and trips by Mr and Mrs Albert McWill Tiama to Puslinch Stones. Additional visits featured Vera Doughty and Stanley McKay from Guelph, and John and Will Fletcher at Col Will Head residence.
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Port Alberni
British Columbia
James Black
John Fletcher
Guelph
Albert McWill
Tiama
Harvey Jeatin
Vera Doughty
Stanley McKay
Col
Will Head
Messia
John
Will Fletcher
W M S St Davids Church Opens New Year Meeting
Campbellville reports the W M S of St David’s Church held its first meeting of 1944 at Mrs Thomas McPhail’s home. Mrs Menzies chairs. reports from Blair Y W Grace M B and others full of activity and under budget. Officers for 1944 listed including Hon. President Mrs MacNeill and President Mrs T H Snyder with J J Reid as 1st vice. Memory tributes paid to three members. Refreshments and social hour followed.
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W. M.S
St. David's Church
Thomas McPhail
Menzies
Miss McPhail
George Inglis
L. Sharpe
J. C. MacNeil
J. J. Reid
MacNeill
T. H. Snyder
Mias
J. I. Reid
Jean McPhail
L.sharpe
Mra G. Harris
J. Campbell
J. Mitchell
Els Jey
Vansickle
T. McPhail
S. Cairns
Menazies
E. J.'' Mahon
Mra. Hood
Mission Band
Mre
R. C. Menzies
Local notes and community updates from Ballinafad
Gunner Lloyd McEnery has returned home from Kiska. Miss Reta Allan of Guelph spent Sunday at her home here. Sympathy is offered to Mr. and Mrs. Don Brown for the loss of Mrs. Brown’s mother. Mrs. Kentner, previously ill, is much improved. Young people met at the Campbell home on Friday. The W M S met at Mrs. Kirkwood’s home on Tuesday. Mr. David McEnery remains ill at his daughter’s home in Acton. Mr. and Mrs. Louie Adolph moved to Mrs. Shortill’s house.
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Gunner Lloyd McEnery
Kiska
Reta Allan
Guelph Apent
Don Brown
Brown
Imothar
Kentner
D. Campbell
W. M.S
Airs
J. Kirkwood
Tuesaday
David McEnery
Community notes on quilting bees and local events in Nassagaweya
A year ago neighbors helped quilt a Busy Bee Club quilt on a bitter day. This week Mrs J J Kennedy hosted the same project with neighbors walking through the bush in light clothing but staying warm. Irwin Little also contributed a Busy Bee Club quilt. A complimentary dinner for Ward 2 leader Hughes Cleaver at Brookville Hall featured a Canada war effort speech and dancing by Stewart Elliott's orchestra. Visitors from Guelph joined Nell Martin's household. News includes a hospital note on Mrs Keith Budd and well wishes for Bobby Dredge's measles. The school hosts hot lunches again today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Frank
iMre J. J. Kennedy
Hughes Cleaver
Naszagaweya
Brookville Hall
Keith Budd
Bobby
Mrr
A. R. Dredge
Stewart
Rockwood Horticultural Society Holds Annual Meeting
The Rockwood Horticultural Society met at Miss Myrtle Moore's home with 25 members present. President Mrs Albert Beard chaired. Secretary Treas A J Elliott reported a 52.99 balance and voluntary 50 cent memberships. Officers elected included President Mrs Chas Harris and vice presidents Mrs Beard and Mrs Bolton. Delegates to the Toronto convention and auditors were named.
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Rockwood Horticultural Society
Myrtle Moore
Albert Beard
A. J. Eliott
Messia
Wm. Harris
Geo. H. Pearen
Chas. H. Harris
A. Beard
Geo. Bolton
Sec. Treas
United Church
Masters Nell
Norman Lambert
Shelis, Hosking
Fay Edwards
Wayne Hosking
Bruce Hosking
Jimmie Nelles
Gordon Hareris
Neil McNabb
Co. A
Kiaka Island
Jack Oakes
Jack Laverty
George Laverty
George Day
Hagersville
Harvey Thatcher
London
Raymond West
Toronto
Eildon Lambert
Acton
Osburn
Guelph
Joe Oakes
J. Ayles
Frank Moore
Richard
Harris
Oakville Events Highlight Civic and Social Life
Oakville district governor Walter Fluher of Queenston Ontario and Lions Club members attended an official dinner. A quiet wedding occurred at Knox Presbyterian Church as Eleanor Ferrier Macrae wed Lieut Ralph Patrick Abbott of Toronto. An Oakville council meeting saw citizens oppose Chief Kerr’s statements and vote for his resignation.
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Walter ,Fluher
Queenston
Ontario
the &J. Catherine's Lions’ Club
Oakville ‘Lions’ Club
Knox Presbyterian Church
Eleanor Ferrier Macrae
A. Montye Macrae
Ralph Patrick Abbott
Erin Nixon elected chair of Erda Public and Continuation School board
Erin Norman Nixon was elected chairman at a statutory meeting last Thursday evening. Marlo Longstreet widow of the late Rev J Evang died January 14 1944 at Belfountain after a long illness. Wilfred Burt Erin Township and John Pawley Caledon Township were in a motor crash Saturday at the 7th line Caledon No 24 Highway. Burt suffered head injuries while Pawley escaped with a shake and vehicle damage. Earl Jackson of Erin Township and a large transport with a trailer collided at No 24 Highway and the 7th line Erin damaging Jackson’s car and the trailer load. Bolloe investigated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norman Nixon
Erda Public and Continuation School
Marlo Longstreet
Belfountain
Tuesaday
Wilfred Burt
Erin
John Pawley
Caledon Township
Caledon
No. 24 Highway
Burt
Pawsley
Earl Jackson
Erin Township
7Th Line
Jackson
Bolloe
Advocate
Georgetown builds new brick mill site adds to town image
The Georgetown Lumber Company replaces its gutted mill with a fine brick building enhancing the town's industrial standing. Sam Walkers seacord is praised as the first robin of spring sightings near Fred Sinclair's Service Station. Flight Sergeant William James Louth is reported as mingling after overseas operations. A Navy League headquarters opens over the Herald office in Mrs. J. Moore's premises. A High School Theatre Party drew about seventy students with dancing and a box lunch afterward hosted by Student Council leaders.
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Georgetown Lumber Company
Sam Walkers
Seacord
Fred Sinclair
James Louth
Emily Hadley
William James
Jimmie) Louth
Navy League
Reoms
Herald
Mieses Clarridge
Mru
Burlington council keeps 1944 tax rate at 46 mills
The Burlington Town Council maintained the 46 mill tax rate for 1944 as announced by Mayor Blair. With public schools taxed to capacity the Board plans to add two rooms over summer. The East End school has rooms 42 and 43 at capacity.
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Blair
East End
A. H. Speers
Lions Club
Post Office Department
Ottawa
Burlington
Fred D. Ghent
Public School Board
Garette
The Hungry Multitude and the Compassion of Jesus
A reflective sermon notes Jesus feeding the five thousand, praising His care for the poor crowd on the hillside. It contrasts human insufficiency with Christ's abundant provision and urges readers to bring their scant resources to Him.
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Jesus
Galden
Calile
Feast at Jesus table and estate payout recalled
The article reflects on a biblical scene where many sit with Jesus and share as much as they can, noting abundance and teaching on stewardship. It also reports a widow's benefactor, William Whyte, who left a village 43 years ago to prosper in South Africa. his estate will give 270000 to honor his mother by establishing a fund.
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Philip
Moses
Jesus
Christ
Andrew
Bhatt
America
England
China
Africa
Theo Jesus
William Wihyte
South Africa
White Leghorn Poultry Boosts in Market Demand
Bray Leghorns highlight advantages of White Leghorns noting thrift, egg production, and space efficiency. Markets prefer white eggs and premiums exist for them while Leghorns are praised as economical to raise. A reader letter from Bobcaygeon Ontario discusses cooking and chicken prices and urges raising Leghorns for home use.
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