Eneneser United Church Meeting Notes and Local Happenings
Nassagaweya congregation reports progress at the annual meeting in the church basement on Tuesday night. News includes birth of twins to Mr and Mrs Mantel Nelles of Nassagaweye on January 21st and condolences to families of Dartside and Lasby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eneneser United Church
Tuesdy
Mantel Nelles
Nassagaweye
Justin Fletcher
Dartyside
Charlies Lasby
Lasvy
Jack Adams
Ham Mun
Mo. B. Moffat
Dublin Women's Institute
Jan Hirittun
Mra J. Barker
Erin’s oldest citizen passes away at Guelph General
Erin records the death of Matthews Overland at Guelph General Hospital on Fryda January 12, 29480 after a week in hospital. In Oat year he had a short illness. Twenty eight rinks competed in the Mulsburg Curling Club bonspiel held Tuesday with games across Phillsburg and Erin. Six late entries were turned away due to only two ice surfaces. The newly elected Village Council met in the town hall Monday, taking oath. members include Roy Ferguson Greeve, Gordon Corbett, Clayton Justice, DOS Leteh Boo, Sinclair, with the latter two new.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erin
Guelph General Hospital
Fryda
Matthews Overland
Mulsburg Curling Club
Neessary
Phillsburg
Onfer
Village Comncil
Roy Ferguson
Greeve
Gordon Corbett
Clayton Justice
Dos Leteh Boo
Sinclair
Councillares
Oakville Board Notes Resignations and Memorial Hospital Plans
Reverend Eccleson withdraws resignation as rector of St Jude's Parish Oakville. Harold Smith of Toronto to prepare preliminary plans and estimates for Oakville Trafalgar Memorial Hospital by Board directors. Key Cluff leaves Oakville Bank of Toronto for Toronto Market Branch. HG McKillop appointed to replace him. G J Duffin explains high school district advantages at Education Board meeting. Record Star.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woc
Eccleson
St. Jude's Pariah
Harold Smith
Toronto
Canada
Oakville-Trafalgar Memorial Hospital
Road of Directors
Council Chamber
Key Cluff
Oakville
Bank of Toronto
Market
Hamilton
HG. McKillop
Hank's
G. J. Duffin
Easexy County
Department of Education
Board of Education
Record Star
Sympathy Flows to Linfoot Family in Guelph Hospital Passing
The community extends sympathy to Mr Lorne Linfoot and family on the death of his mother at Guelph General Hospital. Funeral services were held at Harrison and Skinner Funeral Home in London. The late Mrs Linfoot was in her STA year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MeIvor
Albert Bo Gany
Melvor
Roas Gordon
Guelph Generall Hospital
Limetown Memorial Fall Social Features Cribbage and Dance
An enjoyable evening at the Limetusuase Memorial fall event included cribbage with Clifford McDonald and Margaret Spitzer as top players while A W Bento and Harvey Norton won consolation prizes. Music by Helen Meredith, Jack Noble, and the Karns ros Siro accompanied the dancing before the WoT committee’s close. Dav doon served as foot manager with Harvey Norton and KO Lane noted as key organizers. A trip to Toronto for Hob Lane, son of Wesley Lane, tied to overseas service was mentioned, alongside a county snow plow’s late season appearance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clifford McDonald
Margaret Spitzer
A. W Bento
Harvey Norton
Hertha Shelbourne
Helen Meredith
Jack Noble
Community Notes and Celebrations In Guelph and Toronto
A local note sheet records Mr Kart Anderson in Guelph General Hospital, and wishes speedy recovery. Congratulations to Mr and Mrs Richie Gates on a daughter. A Wall gathering honored Mr and Mrs Sherlock Foreman with gifts including a gate log table a mirror and lamp. The Farm Forum met at Robin McKnerys with 1d attendees as Grenfell Wright led a talk on supporting an international farm organization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kart Anderson
Gurelph General Hospital
Soff Lindsay
Guelph General Hospital
Richie Gates
Annie Snow
Tltavery
Sherlock Foreman
Lloyd Marshall
Mra Foreman
John Cole
Mex Foreman
Toronto
Farm Forum
Robin Mcknery
Grenfell Wright
Community notices from Caledon and nearby towns
Funeral attendance in Caledon on Tuesday for a friend. Women’s Institute sponsored a euchre and dance last Wednesday evening with Erin A yom crowd present. Kenneth Robertson resumes studies at Guelph Collegiate after an operation. Mrs Russell Struthers and Katy left for Winnipeg after sudden death of her father Mr. Terrel. Mrs George Robertson and Joyce entertain Mission Band Saturday afternoon with Mrs A Tharris in charge. Mrs E Santer visited with her son and daughter in Erin. Congratulations to Mr and Mrs Arnold Santer on new baby girl. Mrs Albert Scanlon improving after hospital stay in Guelph and hopes to return home soon. Miss Tsabele Scanlon of Guelph spent weekend at home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F Brydon
Caledon
Women's Institute
Erin
Kenneth Robertson
Guelph
Russell Struthers
Katy
Winniper
Terrel
George Robertson
Joyce
Mission Band
A Tharris
E Santer
Arnold Santer
Albert Scanion
Hrampton
Guelph Hospital
Tsabele Scanlon
Campbellville Patriotic Society reports charity and community acts
The Patriotic Society at the home of Miss Jean McPhall closed books after yearlong service raising funds and sending aid. About 20 boxes and 500 pounds of clothing went to overseas boys and London bomb victims. Donations totaled 17997 in various funds. Socializing followed with teas while members discussed joining the Womens Institute and other community activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Patriotic Society
Jean McPhall
London
England
Mitton Hed Croas
Canadian Red Cross
Hritiah
Overaras Varee Langue
Navy League
Hiatt Young Women's Austary
St. Davida
Mo Frank Quinlan
Womets Institute
Moore
Janet
Jean McPhail
Alfred Turner
Wiliam
HR. McDonald
Kilbride
William Vansickle
King
Milton
Card Earls
Troward Lush
No. 1 School
International Farm Organization of Agricultural Producers
Dainty Wingh
Frank Lawson
St. David's Presbyterian Church
Halas
Nova Scotia
Church of the Atr
Blac
Vansickle
Mies Black
Lassen
Della Vansuckle
Andreasures
Taw Straty Hook
Africa Callung
St. John's Church
Ross Carbett
Canon Smith
Ho Davenport
St. John's Anglican Guild
Haugh Warmington
Moa J. Blacklock
Jim Deforest
J. Stokes
Mack Job
Hin Milton Private Hospital
Alf Turner
Harvey Blacklock
Milton Council Holds Regular Meeting and Plans April Contracts
Milton council met Tuesday with Mayor Dawson presiding. A committee reported interviewing Engineer Dower about the flare project and will provide plans and estimates by April 1 for potential contracts. Instruments in council custody were discussed with no disposal authority found.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milton Council
IL FL. Whewell
J. W. Sigking
W. J. Norris
F. L. Crawford
G. C. Gowland
J. A. Rush
C. H. Healop
Geo. H. Dawson
Dawson
Higgins
Elliott
Dower
Reegant
Bank of England forgeries destroyed by officials in London
Large quantities of fraudulent British notes were destroyed under bank supervision. Notes of 10 shillings and one pound were recovered on the continent, and five pound denominations were said to be particularly clever forgeries used to disrupt Britain's economy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Bank of England
Britain
Community Notes From Caledon East And Area
Ort on Key AJL Atton and Mrs Atton of Caledon East visited the Leesan home Sympathy is extended to the Lane family on the death of Robert Lane of Hillsburg son of Mr and Mrs Ed Lane Mrs James Nevills has been visiting in Toronto since New Year Allan Gibson eldest son of Mr and Mrs Jas Gibson Sth Une has purchased the farm of Lawrence May on the Orangeville road Ben Moffitt confined to bed with a severe attack of septicemia The forum at Mon January ath at the home of Mr ap Mra Wallace Gregam with good attendance Four games of cadre were played. Beln Townships five forums entertain via town night
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Key
Ajl Atton
Atton
Caledon East
Leesan
Lane
Robert
Hillsburg
Ed. Lane
James Nevills
Iq Toronto
Allan Gibson
Jas Gibson
Sth
Une
Lawrence May
Orangeville Road
Messra
Wm. Holton
Kitchener
Kenneth Batlentfde
Dave’ Fberty
Brampton
Stubt King
Audtry
Richmond
Mia Win Hallentine
Hord Morarec
Lloyd Miler
Jow Thie
Ana Theathe
Beln
Cesview
Auction Notice Includes Cow and Farm Equipment
A listing from Joan J. Bone of Rockwood advertises a temperate trained cow, halter trained and hand milked, available at nine or ten. The ad also notes a McDeering Corn Binder in good working order and available for exchange with a slacker cattle arrangement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joan J. Bone
Rockwood
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Frank Kelso
R. F. .McWiHame
Joe Oakes
Syster
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Limehouse
Ballinafad
Ospringe
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Hanately
Phe Community Church
Amonta
Woh Black
Catherine Anderson
Frank Hathaway
Duncan Campbell
Pacific Coast
Campbellville
Bankers
Money
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Counclor Hush
Inst Street
Tueniay
IMO Milton Interneater
Klara
Chaniel
Forord
Orton
Acton
G. Oakes
Preaidant
C. TL. Swackhamer
Nev
Treas Acton
January Kih
Real Estate & Insurance Ocean Steamship Tickets
F.L. Wright Realtor
Harrows
Ken McMillan
HALY
Towreks Old
Hower Avenue
Onncy
Female Sporey Glove Co, Ltd
Acton, Ont
PO Baly
Atudio
Toamall
Quebec
Crescent
GML
Amche and Co, Ltd
Th. Howard Nassagawrys
Trent
Rrawson
Lake Avenue
Public Utilities Commission
Acton Public Coitrries Co
Hale
Tarky Ciats Acton, Ont
Hk OO
Stapleton Church Street
Lont Yinck
Norval
Georgetown
Woog McDowell
Buckley
S. Cooper
Deug
GEO CC
Nerval
Sussex
Thompsons
Hatcilery
tCeorgetown
Notict
Thompson
New Hampe
W. Leghorn
Ontario
Thompson's Poultry Farm & Hatchery
Wood
Renfrew
Roy W. Goodwin
the. Rawleigh Dealer
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