Limehouse W I Meeting Hears Old Days Reflections
Seven Limehouse ladies met in the home of Mrs Wright amid cold weather. Mrs Miller led a motto about living to gain and give, with current events by Mrs Norton. Mrs Smethurret read a paper on reminiscences of Limehouse after 1912, followed by a social hour and planned charity events.
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W. I
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Ws. Wright
F. Miller
H. Norton
Standin Ozamittess
Salvaton Army
Mra Ji
Norton
A. W. Norton
Harliton
Mig Jaure Monroe
Niagara Falla
N.Y
Local Notables Visited and Week of Drastic Cold Impacts
Mrs A Kirkwood of Guelph visited last week with Mr and Mrs F Rhyne and Mrs C McMullan of Scots Sash. They holiday at the latter's sister and brother in law Mr and Mrs Thomas Vines. Extreme cold forced service cancellation at the local church. Jean Major of R A Guelph assisted teaching at the local school Mere. Sunter returned home after Niagara Falls visit. Grace Burrows accepted as a Wren and to report for basic training. Blanche McKinnon attended the Short Course at the O A C. Darlas Robertson found work with J E Pearen near Acton. Mrs W Mekhengzie visiting her daughter and son in law at Barrie. Weeks family home from hospital. J Stewart returned home to Hamilton. Alfreda Winter visiting Castle. Mr and Mrs J Jackson.
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A. Kirkwood
Guelph
F. Rhyne Tete Ee My
C. McMullan
Thomas Vines
Jean Major
R.A
Guelphes
Bert Weeks
Barrie
Baby
J. Stewart
Jiamilton
Little
Rockwood W U meetings and community notes in harsh winter
Rockwood W U members met at Mrs H Dyer's home for New Year reflections titled The Gateway. Miss J Little spoke on Streams of the Desert. Mrs G F McArthur sang Give Me Thy Heart. discussions followed on Why Not Gamble. Weather disrupted Sunday services. several churches canceled or shortened. Notable notices include Mr Jos Duby ill and hospitalized, Mr Fred Smith handling fuel, and Mrs Arnold Ganteton visiting New York by car amid a winter storm.
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Rockwood W. CT. U
H. Dyer
Mra. O. Ostrander
J. Little
Everton
G F. McArthur
A. Harra
United and Presbytersian
St John’s Church
Sacred Heart Church
Callaghan
Jos
Duby
Guelph
Fred Smith
Donald McArthur
Hasailton
McMaster University
Miles ‘Sevena “Richardson
Kitchener
Sctual
Bagate Gardiner
Marden
Arnold ‘Ganteton
New York
Miltor
Nassagaweya Busy Tees Club Christmas Meeting Report
December gathering at Mrs Stam Robinsdon hosted Busy Tees Club included twelve members answering full call with twenty one guilt blocks and overseas notes from Reg Finney Glenn Britton and Sgt James Wallace. Members exchanged Christmas greetings planned gifts for anniversaries and birthdays and noted a quilting activity plus a Christmas concert at No 7 School with Mrs Thos Simpson and others.
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Naz
Busy Tees Club
Mra Stam
Robinsdn
Reg. Finney
Ste. Glenn Britton
James Wallace
Wm Frank
Thos. Kennedy
D. Talbot
Alf Allen
Allen
Robinson
Mr. Dredge
Davenport
Scg. Smith
Andites
Men. Harris
Toronto
Mra Lawrence King
Old Time Winter and Community Notes Near Gosiph General
A fragment from a small town column reports steady winter conditions with storms hindering travel near the Town Line. It mentions school disruptions at Peecocns, Miss June Given teaching Blue Mountain, and club meetings including the Farm Forum, WMS, and W. A. with officers led by Mrs McEnery and Mrs Swindlehurst.
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J. F. Sinclair
Gosiph General Hospital
Peecocns
Yles Hutchinson
June Given
Blue Mountain
Mins MarKaskell
Farm Forum
Jdr
Foreman
Sc MrkEnery
WMS
Nwindlehuret
Mra Hobt
McEnery
Mre Jene McEnery
Tat
Mra Mobt
iMre
Stanley Sinclar
Mra
Fo J Shortill
Mra A McKay. Treas
Ti Hmftits
Mins Young
WN Sinclair
Minaion
Fow Shartill
Mision
Mica FO Wie
Abby Nand
Mra Swindlehurt
Christian Stewartelip
Mra Ware
Swindlehurst
Roht McEnery
Terra Cotta News Briefs of New Year and Local Happenings
Residents report New Year greetings as Misa Wilma Hunter of Toronto spends time with brother W F Hunter. Funeral attended for Fred Wilk Insoea of Orangville. Cheltenham native. Snow ploughing continues, some side lines impassable. Brenda Damron recovering. Concerts at 10th Line and Sun Line schools praised for student programs under Miss Mildred Enson and Miss Lidia Snow. Mr C Shepherd reports three foxes and other fur. Mrs H Puckering and family visit from Toronto. Cataract operation improves Mrs K Team's eye. R J Stringer celebrates 30 years on Brampton Conservator staff. Visitors from Toronto rear property surveying. Pte George Puckering, Pte Frank Missionak visit Terra Cotta. Miss Wright, Miss Laughton dine with Toronto friends. Mrs R Parkering recovered and mobile. W F Hunter family spent Christmas with Alton relatives.
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Misa Wilma Hunter
Toronto
W. F Hunter
A McDonald
Fred Wilk Insoea
Orangville
Cheltenham
Brenda Damron
A) Damaon
10Th Line
Mildred Enson
Draerves Pratee
D Eayes
Sun Line ‘School
Lidia Snow
C. Shepherd
H. Puckering
George Puckering
Nova Scotia
Frank Missionak
Debert
Miss Wright
Misa Laughton
R. Parkering
Weekly Newspaper Spirit Emphasizes Community Value
Humboldt Journal notes editors should showcase a weekly paper’s worth to the community. The wartime period has heightened reader awareness of local news, with growing circulation and public support evident in reader comments and attitudes.
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Qeelly
Humboldt Journal
Campbellville Notes Amid Winter Weather and Local Happenings
Campbellville correspondent reports a harsh week with weather delaying school and service. Several residents face travel and transportation issues as snow ploughs slow, while Eleanor McLaren visits Ontario relatives and Omar VanSickle assumes Ottawa duties. Names noted include Melvin Agnew, James Roberts, George Stokes, James Early, and Mahon family.
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Wisten
United Nations
HI David's Presbyterian
James Hoberts
George ‘Ntokes
James
Melvin Agnew
Agnew
Mies
Eleanor McLaren
Hamilton
Apent
Mrlaren Jamea Wredtey
HC AK
Trenton
Fia
Omar VanSickle
Ottawa
Crawford Mahon
Maa Mahon
Mraidsaid
Mahon Vow Gements
Ron Vil
Halfax
Mra Veter McPhail
General humor tale of private and lost coin
A general patrols Nis quarters at night and finds a private crawling under a lamp. The private claims he lost a half dollar a few blocks away. The general asks why search here when the light is better there. The private answers the light is better here.
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