Milton and area residents visit friends and events noted
Milton residents hosted visitors from Toronto and St Catharines over the weekend. The Welfare Board spent 1739.66 on January relief, up from December. A Legion euchre and dance drew a large crowd at the Town Hall. A Was-katana visitor returned home after three months with relatives. Farmers report a strong demand for horses as tractors stay uneconomical.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isaac Sanders
Tom
Toronto
W. C. Chisholm
Netta
St. Catharines
Gordon MacNabb
Milton
Alex, McEachern
Waskatena
Alta
Milton Aid District
Colin H. S. Campbell
Wanney
Champion
Neighborhood News Interesting Items Concerning Other Centres
Community readers are invited to follow brief notices about nearby towns and events of local interest. Short items cover social happenings, club news, and upcoming activities affecting residents across centers.
Funeral held for Richard Burnside in Erin
The funeral for the late Mr. Richard Burnside was conducted by Rev. Mr. Aitken from his home at lot six, sixth concession, Erin, on Monday afternoon. Interment followed at Erin Cemetery as the community extended its sympathy to the bereaved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ephriam
Swindlehurst
Jean
Georgetown
Richard Burnside
Lot Six
Erin
Aitken
Local Notes From Guelph area and Hospital Visit
Mr Darling of Guelph visited here this week after his house burned recently. Miss Marjorie Johnson was taken to St Joseph’s Hospital Guelph Saturday evening with serious flu. latest reports say she is improving. Mrs Balls and daughter and son in law Mr and Mrs Giles of Bronte visited friends here Tuesday. The United Church Mission Band gave a concert Tuesday evening to good effect showing promising talent among the young group. Mr Join Meredith is confined by illness but improving and hopes to be well soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Darling
Guelph
Marjorie Johnson
St. Joseph's Hospital
Balls
Giles
Bronte
Mission Band of the United Church
Join Meredith
Community Notes From Hamilton Guelph and Toronto
Friends and neighbors share news from Hamilton and Toronto. Mrs Holcovitch visits in Hamilton and Toronto while Mr Perkins recovers at home after illness. James Lambert spends weekend at Rockwood and Mr Burnside attends a Ballinafad funeral. The community mourns the last surviving Burnside and offers sympathy. Tyler visits Guelph.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Tyler
Guelph
Young People Society Meeting Draws Large Turnout
Campbellville notes report a large gathering with men in charge of the programme. Lloyd Chisholm read scripture, Snider spoke on a topic, followed by a contest. Elmo Allen of Detroit visits Fred Garrett, while Dr. Carbett's condition remains steady.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young People’s Society
Lloyd Chisholm
R. Snider
Elmo Allen
Detroit
Fred Garrett
G. B. Carbett
Mary Moore
R. N
Toronto
Estelle ‘Bell
Ladies’ Aid
Linus McMillan
Brookville
Hall
Medding anniversary and local gatherings noted in Hillsburg
Mrs Alfred Porter of Corbetton spent last week with her family. Mr and Mrs R J Robertson of Mimosa hosted about forty guests for their thirtieth medding anniversary with music speeches and song. Attendees at Mrs John Dickieson’s funeral included several local families. Frost bite cases reported after a severe cold spell. weather easing to moderate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred Porter
Corbetton
Albert Roszell
R. J. Robertson
Mimosa
John Dickieson
Guelph
Joseph ‘Thomson
Marjorié
Coyne
Duncan MacDougall
John McDougall
Clifford Thomson
Archie Thomson
John
Oakville Families Visit Brantford and Birthday Cheer
Oakville residents travel to Brantford to visit Mrs Tilley’s brother John Misshausen while Mrs Smith and family visit J Wass in North York. J Wass recently celebrated his 83rd birthday. A power transformer failure caused a daytime outage affecting factories and homes, lasting from just before noon to near four o’clock. Mrs Hicks is confined with a knee injury and High School students had a holiday. furnaces later were fired and classes resumed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Tilley
Brantford
Tilley
John Misshausen
William Smith
Belhaven
North York
Atar
Everton Visit and Local Obituary in Guelph District
Mrs Ernie McCutcheon visited the village last week. The funeral of the late Catharine Ann Dickieson was held in Guelph on Monday. Mr and Mrs Charles Head and Mr Gordon Herron of Toronto visited with their parents. Several villagers have flu but are recovering. Visitors at William Hortop’s home on Sunday included Clarence Hortop Rockwood George Benham Helen Grace Florence Benham John Fielding and Dorothy Reeves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernie McCutcheon
Catharine Ann Dickieson
Guelph
Charles Head
Gordon Herron
Toronto
W. Hortop
Clarence Hortop
Rockwood
George” ‘Benham
Helen, Grace
Florence Benham
John Fielding
Dorothy Reeves
Prominent Residents Near Durham and Toronto Here
Mr Hugh McKenzie of New York arrived last Thursday and joined Mrs McKenzie at the Busham Inn. Mrs Wm Chisholm returns home after visiting daughter Mrs Conner in Toronto and son Archie in Port Erie. Mr Frank McMillan went to St Michael's Hospital in Toronto last Thursday and Monday underwent an operation. John Black and wife of Durham spent days with his mother, recently felled by a paralytic stroke, now recovering. Mr Wm Smart had an accident trimming trees last Saturday. a branch caused his right leg fracture above the knee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugh McKenzie
New York City
McKenzie
Busham Inn
Fire damages roof at Morrison residence in Georgetown
A chimney fire at Mr. Fred Morrison’s home in Georgetown damaged the roof before firefighters stopped the blaze on Monday. Also in town a Juvenile Hockey League formed with teams including Millionaires and Rangers as scheduling begins. Mrs. F W Brooke visits Oshawa with Miss Jean Keddie. others report hospital operations and council letters seeking funds and loans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Morrison
Millionaires
Rovers
Maple Leafs
Top Steet
Rangers
Tigers
F. W. Brooke
Jean Keddie
Oshawa
Colborne Street
Keddie
John Burt
Brampton
Jos. Hall
Georgetown
Ee Ee &T Brampton Aepital
Margaret C. Kennedy
Guelph General Hospital
Eastern Textiles Ltd
New Glasgow
Nova Scotia
Union
Canadian Municipaliies
Clock
Kitchener
High School Board
Public School Board
Bank of Montreal
Hera
Rockwood Community Notes From The United Church Cantata
Rockwood reports a splendid cantata The Love of God featuring organist pianist two violinists and a cornet soloists and Ross Cartons cornet. Rev W J Taylor read scripture portions. Valentine teas held at Presbyterian and United Churches. Peddie of Knox College Toronto conducted services. weather delays postponed a Rockwood Eden Mills St Pauls meeting and a play at Eden Mills. A census of traffic was conducted at Crewsons Corners. several locals listed among week end visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
United Church
God
Frank Moore
Ross’ Carton
W. J. Taylor
Presbyterian
United Churches
Young People’s Society of the United Church
Peddie
Knox College
Toronto
Presbyterian Church
John Little
Clifford
Rockwood
Eden Mills
St. Paul's Presbyterian
Guelph
No. 6
Eramosa
Rockwood Women’s Institute
Chas. Thatcher
Wm. McNabb
Crewsons Corners
Eileen Bridger
Robert Croft
Edng M. Pearen
Dundas
Len. van Norman and Son
Local items from Hamilton and area in brief
A Burlington D Sovereign’s car was stolen on Queen Street Hamilton Friday night and recovered Saturday morning. Harold Wilson of Dominion Stores mourns his mother’s death and attends the Oakville funeral. Trinity Church delegates attended the Boys Council at Ancaster. Firefighters fought a Freeman House Brant Street roof fire Saturday. damage about $30 covered by insurance. Piné Lak Hunt Club guests from Milton Palermo Zimmer man Bronte and Toronto gathered at White Oak Lodge Monday for games and supper. On Tuesday Geo Walker Delaware Avenue gave the mayor a canoe and paddle for his 68th birthday and the mayor hung his picture in the council chamber.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Wilson
Dominion Stores
Oaksville
Oakvillé
Wilfred Bridle
Vernon Busby
Harold Dunham
Osborne Tancock
Trinity Church
Boys’ Council
Ancaster
Freeman
Brant Street
Freeman Company
Central Station
White Oak Lodge
Jos. M. Wickson
Piné Lak
Hunt Club
Milton
Palermo
Zimmerman
Bronte
Toronto
Geo. Walker
Delaware Avenue
High Schoo
Council
Gazette
Overlooked and ignored by peers message
The passage notes that many feel disliked for faults but emphasizes that being overlooked is as painful as active antagonism. It warns self centered youth are most at risk and urges turning attention outward to find interest in the world rather than fixation on self. It promotes curiosity over comparing others.
Small hives prove equal in efficiency to large hives
For seven years the Bee Division of the Dominion Experimental Farms tested three groups of eight colonies in three hive sizes. Results suggest size matters little to efficiency, with proper management. Small ten framed Langstroth hives swarm control and wintering can equal large hives, and their interchangeable supers add Apiary flexibility. A closing ad promotes Douglas Egyptian Liniment for horse ailments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bee Division
Dominion Experimental Farms
Langstroth
Quotations to Shippers and Retail Trade in Toronto Market
Toronto quotations list prices for butter creamery products eggs poultry and meats to country shippers and retail trade. It covers creamery No 1 pasteurized butter fresh poultry yields by weight including spring chickens fatted hens young turkeys geese and ducks, dressed meats beef veal pork and lamb, plus grain and hay prices and wholesale fruit and potato rates with live stock bids for steers cows calves hogs and sheep.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toronto
Ontario
Prince Edward
New Brunswick
Ontario Onions Reach British Guiana Trade Trail
Export of summer grown onions from Ontario to the West Indies looks set to become a new industry. Trial shipments to British Guiana have been well received with several hundred bags sent on almost every voyage by Canadian National freighters. Asthma remedy claims strong relief with Dr Kellogg’s formula promising full, rapid action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ontario
West Indies
Canadian National
British Guiana
Europe
Henry declines medical course in civic resolve
A young man named Henry chooses not to pursue a medical course. A co-ed praises his decision recalling his life saving impact and public spirit. The item reflects a wartime or community health context with optimism for future service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry
Victorious Speech and Evening Services Announced
The church announces a series of religious events led by the minister including a noon Sunday School and Bible Class at 12 00, an evening sermon on Vices of imagination at 7 00, and a Young People's League address by Rain Stewart on Tuesday at 8 00 pm Citizenship Committee. Everybody welcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young People's League
Rain Stewart
B.S. A
Enjoyment of lor wh Sabbath School and Text from a Tale
Sunday schedule notes 11.00 a m enjoyment of lor wh to 2.30 p m Sabbath School and Bible Lesson 7.00 p m a Text from a Tale Monday Night Young People's Guild Always Welcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young People’s Guild
Lost Parker Fountain Pen and White Fox Terrier Pup
LOST On February 15 a dark brown mottled Parker fountain pen and a white fox terrier pup with a black head. Finder please return to H. N. Parmer. Contact details incomplete in notice.
New Styles in Ladies Coats Dresses and Hats at Loblaw’s
Loblaw's in Guelph offers the newest styles in ladies coats dresses and hats. All new stock available at reasonable prices. Visit 108 Wyndham Street, Guelph to view the collection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loblaw's
Guelph
Wyndham _ Street
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Ledeen
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Toronto Board of Trade
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Bray
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Clayburn Ave
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Tee En Gems
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J. W. Jones
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B. D.parsonage
Bower Avenue
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Willow Street
F. E. Holmes
H. N. Parmer
J. Cowte
Park Avenue
Brown's
Robert Wanless
R. J. Kerr
City Cafe
A. L. Starkman
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Axelrod Auto Parts
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J. W. Barberbee
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