Arrival of Harold Wright's son at Guelph General
District notes welcome a baby boy born January 30 at Guelph General Hospital to Mr and Mrs Harold Wright. Congratulatory mentions include visits from Mrs Lloyd Cutting Acton and Mrs Jestin, Mr and Mrs Whitney Milton, and others visiting J P Benham and Will Robertson recovering from surgery at Guelph General Hospital. Ted Fountain from Guelph spent the weekend at home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Wright
Enday
Guelph General Hospital
Lloyd Cutting
Acton
Jestin
J. Sinclair
Guelph
Mary Robertson
Cleveland
Will Robertson
Wish
Robertson
Ted Fountain
Rockwood Church Widow Annie Harris Dies at 77
Mrs Annie Harris of Rockwood dies in her home after ill health and operations. She lived in Manitoba before moving to Rockwood with her adopted daughter Clara. Her family included a son lost in an airplane mishap and relatives in Montreal Toronto and Deseronto. Funeral held at United Church with Rev J W Oliver and Rev John Ward. interment at Rockwood Cemetery. A Scouts concert and local notices follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annie Harris
Tate Annie M. Harris
Pasmore_of
OAC
Guelph
St. Catharines
Harris
Clara
Rockwood
Harris St
Vinegar Hill
United Church
A.w. Wilcox
Toronto
J. W. Oliver
John Ward
Peter McBryde
John Kerfoot
John Carter
Gerald Clemens
Roy Day
Robert Sealle
Yarris St
George Peal
George Roulton
O. Ostrander
A .K. Thomas
F. Copeland
Rockwood Cemetery
Interesting items moved by phone and post to Free Press
Notes list people visiting and traveling from Ontario and Quebec areas. Milas Pearl Smith spent a Toronto weekend. Gordon Cooper of Val d Or and Willam Cooper guests. Jaimier Mor rizon of Rt. Actor returns from Guelph Hospital. Royden MacDonald of Far Falls visited Tan MacDonald at a hygroc nvention. Joyce Dessureault and Wilfred Perratt visited Westminster Hospital. Daisy Selwood traveled to Toronto as daughter and son in law Reg Gardiner left for Edson Alberta. Gibbons of Delaine and Peter and Beatrice McCallum attended a wedding in Norval Watts Timbers married George Farmer. Clara Cook moved to a new hospital after training at Guelph and Sick Children's Hospitals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daisy Selwood
Toronto
Reg Gardiner
Edson
Alberta
F. Gibbons
Delaine
Peter
Beatrice McCallum
Acton
Norval
Watts Timbers
George Farmer
Clara Cook
Arthur Cook
Main St
Sick Children's Hospital
Guelph General Hospital
Sick Children’s
Farm Forum At Kennedy Home Debates Agricultural Control
Nassagaweya S S No 7 forum at the Kennedy home discusses whether agricultural production should be controlled. Members favor no control as global food sufficiency is cited. Van Sickle lectures on tax dollars and a new assessment system. Davenport injures wrist but recovering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farm ‘Forum
Mr. Robinson
Mr. van Sickle
Joyce Bennie Honor Shower at Shirley Fryer Home
A miscellaneous shower was held Tuesday evening at the home of Miss Shirley Fryer in honor of Miss Joyce Bennie before her marriage. Hostesses Miss Feeceline Renue and Lake Fryer organized games and the bride-to-be received a basket of gifts while expressing appreciation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joyce Bennie
Shirley Fryer
Feeceline Renue Lake Fryer
Acton High School News Highlights Evening Assembly
The Acton High School weekly page notes a Friday assembly on reforestation led by Mr Cressman of the Lands and Forests Department. Students practiced for a literary program, staged skits and piano pieces, and held a debate on homework with David McVey and Mr Robbins winning the vote.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cressman
Department of Lands and Forests
Kitchener
Crawford
Tony
Milton
Ails
Red Force
Jo Ann Veldhuis
Fred Euringer
Pat Terry
Marjorie Warne
Chris Lamb
Joyce Lambert
Jo Ann
Fred
Jack Davidson
U.S
Joh Ware
Don Dawkins
Trigvic Lie
Mr. Robbins
David Meckey
Miss Grindley
Lorraine Mullin
John Ware
Frances Fletcher
Crawford Douglas
Dorsey
David McVey
John Mowat
Betty Lanson
Mr.Doyle
Jo Ann Veldhuls
Eden Mills Good Report Heard At Annual Meeting
The Presbyterian Church annual congregational meeting was held on Wednesday night with encouraging reports. Attendance was low due to a stormy evening. Several local couples and visiting relatives were noted in attendance and visits in the community were shared.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Presbyterian Church
W. Mine
N Mine
Form‘en
Sid Barnes
Barnes
Gordon Robertson
Leslie Ballagh
Guelph
Wo Lowrie
Lowrie
Frank Dixon
Portage
la Prairie
Manitoba
Norman Hobson
Jerome Arsenault
Hamilton
Jensen
Ellen Daniel
Toronto
W. Lowrie
Robert Croft
George “McAlpine
OSPRINGE Farm Forum Discusses Production Control
The Farm Forum met at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ward Bruce with ten present. Debates centered on whether agriculture production should be controlled, arguing that production need not be restricted as farm population declines and urban demand shifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ward Bruce
Bruce
Gordon Robertada
Alvin Fisher
Bulloch
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Cubs
Joyce Walter
Catherine Uinfoot
Town Hall
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James A.milne
M Rater
Plano
Mr. Bauer
Martin Bauer Jr
Thelma Thatcher
Strombone
Cornet
Mrs Bauer
M. Bauer
Rockies
Arctic
Honeyland
God Save the King
R. A. Taylor
Church Army In
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St John's Church
W G. Luxton
Wm McKenazie
Orton
EL Langdon
Mins A Langdon
Streetsville
W Cleaver
Bell
Woodatock
Minnie Nickell
Mixs C. Campbell
Free Press Office
Peter Smith
Milas
Pearl Smith
Gordon Cooper
Val ‘d'Or
Quebec
Daves
Willam Cooper
Jaimier—Morrizon
Guelph General ‘Hospital
Royden MacDonald
Far Falls
Tan MacDonald
Joyce Déssureault
Westminster Hospital
London
Wilfred Perratt
Nassagaweya S.S. No
Wm. van Sickle
BUICK
Lorne Garner Motors
John Deere Day
Milton Town Hall
John Deere
Eden Mills
Rob J. R. Kamikon
Optometrist
ST George's Square Guelph
Farm Forum
W. Bruce
D. Stewart
Geo. Rennick
Ken Stubbington
J. Hunter
George Grundy
Arlene Fisher
P. Edge
B. Fisher
Ontario
Kennedy
Wyndham, St. Guelph
Angus Kennedy
Prop
A. Frankland
B.F. Murfin Sheet Metal Works
Georgetown
Royal Canadian Artillery
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Canadian Army
Walle
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