Young People's Society elects Ebenezar church officers
NASSAGAWEYA The annual meeting of the Young People's Society of the Ebenezar United Church elected officers including Malcolm Moffat as President and Arthur Diamond as devotional VP. The Knatchbull Women's Missionary Society also held annual elections with Mrs Richardson as President and Mrs Barber as 1st VP. Meetings were at Mrs John Marshall’s home. Visitors from Lowville and Georgetown noted. Roads remained icy after a mild spell.
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Young People’s Society
The
Ebenezar United Church
Malcolm, Moffat
Arthur Diamond
Ruby Walker
Marjory Gandier
Lois Easterbrook
Arthur Norrish
Norman Golightly
Knatchbull
Women's Missionary Society
Neighborhood News Interesting Items Concerning Other Centres
Neighborhood items from nearby communities catch readers interest with brief notes on local happenings. Short notices mention events, people, and places of interest to residents.
Eden Mills United Church Annual Meeting Under Way
The Eden Mills United Church held its annual meeting Monday evening with good attendance. The Stewards reported improved finances, noting that six months ago obligations were heavy but are now met with a surplus. Sunday School attendance doubled, and the Young People's and Ladies' Aid groups are active in promoting the church’s mission.
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United Church
Strang
Peope
Local News Briefs From Ballinafad District
Arnold McEnery remains confined to bed under doctor care for another week. Miss Roszell of Puslinch visited the Pergusoms. Mrs Blake Vannatter visited Hamilton friends. Mrs Sandy Binnie returned from Stanley Mills where she attended her mother’s funeral. United Church annual meeting was held Tuesday. Annie Shortill continues to improve after a fall a month ago.
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Arnold McEnery
Roszell
Puslinch
Duncan Pergusom
Blake Vannatter
Hamilton
Sandy Binnie
Stanley Mills
Mrn
The
United Church
Annie Shortll
Tangled News From Speyulde Wisconsin and Nearby
A truck fire near Speyulde Wisconsin destroyed a vehicle after a short circuit. The owner has bought a new truck and resumed work. Local brush cutting continues with the crew of married men added. Nellie Shanp of Brampton visited. Mr Vincuhé Mottom plans barn improvements. Wim Hunter recovers from a wound, friends hopeful. January thaws are frequent this winter. Ernest Murtha considers paving the tenth line this spring. J Mackay and wife visited Toronto friends. Wood cutting remains common.
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Vincuhé
Sinabenbiah
Wim. Hunter
Afr
Ernest Murtha
Iino Fisheries
J. Mackay
Toronto
Rockwood Socials and Literary Society Open
Mrs Standish and others visit Rockwood couples on Wednesday. The Literary Society opened with a large crowd and a varied program including choirs, duets, recitations, and plays. Mrs James Vrydon entertained guests for wedding anniversary dinner Thursday. Trustees election for the Ommatery saw John Altken elected.
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Standish
Croft
Rockwood
J. Walewkines
Mira Isabel
Ei Waldle
James Yrydon
Mra
John—Akitt
Vrydon
Mies A. Kirkwood
Bara
elseaGs
Imon
Literary Society
Wall
A. Moreman
Chalyman'y Addics
Lorena Locker
Dorothy Rick Kenzle
Karl Warder
Cooke
John Cooked
Jimmy Hugglng
Joan
Ae Gruss
Muscres
A. Winlar
W. Johnston
Karl McGowan
Ailes
Maury Campbell
Miss Ne- Gowan
Roy
EE. Buarnir
Mis
Sinclair
Mis Moran
Meg
J. Jackston
Russ Elaworth
Af W. OB. Robertson
Era
Dan Winters
Dan Wrindley
Dublin Women's Institute Holds January Meeting at Mrs Black’s
The Dublin Women's Institute met January 17 at 2 30 pm at Mrs John Black's home with President Mrs McDougall in the chair. The program included a reading by Mig Edith Nelles and a talk by Mr Bruyns on Denmark. Mrs G Robertson sang a solo, followed by lunch and social time.
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Dublin Women's Institute
John Black
McDougall
Winging
Mig Edith Nelles
Hillsburg Obituary Notices and Local Greetings
Mr and Mrs Alvin Millar and children Billy and Marlyn of Brampton spent Sunday with Mrs W Millar. Mrs Bert Heron returned to Elora after visiting her mother. John Norwell died last Wednesday after long illness. Mrs Razwell leaves three daughters and two sons including Mrs Alfred Porter Corbetton and Mrs Henry Stimpson Erin. Mrs Pred Crowson Acton Judson and Albert Hillburg mourn on the home. Mrs Charles Cantelon of Toronto staying with Mrs Albert Rozwell.
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Alvin Millar
Billy and
Marlyn
Brampton
W. Millar
Bert Heron
Elora
John Norwell
Mra
Razwell
Alfred Porter
Corbetton
Henry Stimpson
Georgetown Notes Surveyors Visit and Local Engagements
Georgetown society records surveyors in town staking the post office site week of January 7. A pleasant evening hosted by Gladys Weston for Mrs. Frank Dewhurst and guests. Pettit family to spend winter in Georgia. Mrs GilbertHill of Ruquesing returns after visiting relatives in Dundas and Wanilltan. Engagement announced: Mildred Clare to Clive Snyder ofGt. Jacob's. marriage planned early February.
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Post Office
Ailas
Gladys Weston
Frank Dewhurst
Ace Verna Narker
Mito Pettit
Mary Edith Pettit
Morley Pettit
Georgia
Qibert Hii
Ruquesing
Dundas
Wanilltan
Mmildred Clare
Edward Fleck
Fleck
Georgetown
Clive Snyder
Gt. Jacob's
Clara Snyder
Alfred Snyder
Herald
Oakville Team Tops Burlington as Intermediary Standings Shift
Oakville Doc Deans Dennions clinched their third straight Intermediary win by defeating Burlington 4 1 on Tuesday night. The Oakville club climbs to fourth in the league standings while other local notes report Mrs O Witeheox improving after a recent illness and civic appointments at the town council meeting naming J McCallum water and light commissioner J Jack auditor James Ramsay tax collector and L H Cornwall assessor.
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Pat Colborne
Whitaker
J. MicCalllum
J. Jack
James Ramsay
L. HW. Cornwall
Unclear Misfortune Involving Local Figures And Officials
A garbled report details Reginald Twist fracturing an arm during a team incident, fines issued to RK Rowland and Medard Robin for hunting without a license, Inspector Tassie Wray presenting the case, and various county officials commenting on jail inspections and facility conditions. The text references Governor J McCallum and Mr McCallum’s wife, plus a police event at an arena with unclear outcome.
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Reginald Twist
Yllbride
R. Rowland
Port Nelson
Medard Robin
Burlington
Magitrate Mecllveen
Jo Pallee Court
Hurington
Tassie Wray
Walton County
Bishard
Mich Ceredit
Gordon Muchibb
Weiire
Chumplon
Local Notes on Visits and Accidents in Burlington
Burlington social items note Gordon Taylor of Halkirk visiting relatives in town and attending a ceremony in Oakville. Jack Robson breaks a arm while wrestling on Brant Street. George Linde suffers severe scalds in a vat incident at DIRT May facility. J Stuart named honorary J P for Halton County with affidavit powers. Mabel Breckon RN returns to New York to resume duties after recovery. Gazette.
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Gordon - ‘Taylor
Halkirk
Alta
Chas. Weir
Emerald Crescent
Jock Elliott
Wiverview
Ontario
Oakville
Jack Robson
Pearl Street
Brant Street
George_Linde
Glover Diret Pacmay
Wim. J. Stuart
J. BP
Halton
Mabel Breckon
R.N
New York
Medical Centre Hospital
Gaette
Weather and illness strain Limehouse community life
Changeable weather and sickness press Limehouse residents with many confined to indoors and beds. Chickenpox and whooping cough appear among children while adults cope with limited motor travel and hazardous road conditions. Community notices mention funerals, visits, and social events amid the ongoing health concerns.
Nassagaweya Township Council Minutes from January 1835
Minutes record officers elected at My. John Sherwoods on the first Monday of January 1835. Appointments include Town Clerk Donald Black and Assessor James Easterbrook. Wardens John Sherwood and David Cargill. Pound Keeper William Whitley. Overseers of Highways named. Fence Viewers listed. motion fixes fences at five feet high and hogs not free until thirty pounds. Motion also orders burrs and thistles managed and street clearing by July next.
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Nassagaweya
John Marshall
John
Surprise Birthday Party for Jack Hunter in Campbellville
On Monday evening Mr and Mrs D Q Winter hosted a surprise party for Jack Hunters birthday with many village youths attending. They danced and played games then enjoyed a dainty lunch before the event ended. Mr Crawford Mahon of Kitchener visited his home here for the weekend. The Ladies Aid at St David Presbyterian held a box social at Mr and Mrs Robert Inglys home on Tuesday evening. Miss Lattle Ayoorets is visiting friends in Lowville.
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D. QO. Winter
Jack Hunters
Crawford, Mahon
Kitchener
Ladies Aid
St. David Presbyterian
Miss Lattle Ayoorets
Lowville
Erin Township News Roundup and Local Incidents
Erin Mr. Hubert. Griffin, son of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Griffin, is seriously ill with pneumonia. Suffering patients Mrs. J. H. Gibson Miss Av Warden Betty Scott Mildred Armstrong are making satisfactory gains toward recovery. Erin Township Council held a statutory meeting at Wilaburs. Reeve Henry Wheeler Deputy Reeve John Melee Councillors Edgar Uuxley N. E. Mckinnon D. A. McDougall took oaths. Intermediate Hockey opened in Erin Arena with Erin Shamrocks defeating Orangeville 7 to 1. A Reo truck found on No 5 alde road east of seventh Jing Jin Township caught fire overnight, fully burning the engine and cab. rails lay beside the partly burned vehicle and no name or doors remained.
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Hubert. Griffin
Arthur Griffin
J. H. Gibson
Av Warden
Betty Scott
Mildred Armstrong
Erin Township
Wilaburs
Qulce
Henry Wheeler
John Melee
Edgar Uuxley
N. E. Mckinnon
D. A. McDougall
Erin
Orangeville
Erin Shamrocks
Alde Road
Jing Jin
Lincoln stockpiles hay in barn joke turns to tall tale
An anecdote recounts a farmer exaggerating crop height to Abraham Lincoln. Lincoln jokes he has as much hay as his men can stock outdoors and store in the barn. Mrs and Mr Dinks exchange light quips about fruit and pruning with a playful, old time tone.
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Abraham Lincoln
Lincoln
Lasby Seeks Reeveship of Acton in 1935 Election
To the Electors of Acton, Mr Wallace. A Lasby is a candidate for the Reeveship of Acton for 1935. My years of Council experience and knowledge of the town's affairs are offered as qualification for this office and I cordially solicit the patronage of the electors of Acton.
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Wallace. A.lasby
Acton
Pro-dish puzzle answer
A crack is a crack in the dish.
Only Fair Dora Quarrel Sparks Re Gifting Anecdote
In a humorous exchange Lallie recounts returning gifts after a quarrel with a man who sent back boxes of face powder with a note claiming he had taken more than his share since they first met. The tale plays on vanity and mistaken generosity.
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Lallie
Religious Services and Classes Announced
11 00 am The Minister Subject The Beloved Community 12 00 noon Sunday School and Bis Class 7 00 p m The Minister Subject The Challenge of Our Town s New Building Everyone Welcome
Sunday January 27 Sabbath events and notices
Sunday January 27 1034 11 00 am service What is Pity 230 pm The Sabbath School 700 pm The Natural Man Young People Guild Recreational Committee skating party announced Always Welcome
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Young People Guild
Sunday church schedule 1935 minister and services
The notice lists a Sunday schedule for January 27 1935 with evening programs including minister at 11 00 p m Sunday School at 11 15 p m and a 7 00 p m service. The text reflects a local church timetable.
Widdles Ponders Why a Tree Barks at a River
An odd riddle style piece questions why a tree and a dog share noises and actions. It muses on why the river winds, suggesting humor in their similarities and differences.
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