Naasagaweya Women’s Institute Dance Report
Sunday fire safety concerns noted as residents wished for weather stripping and no one was harmed. Brookville Hall hosted a well attended Naasagaweya Women’s Institute dance on Friday night with Mr. and Mrs. James Copeland arranging calls. Local residents report illnesses including bad colds and jaundice. Melvin Brown is under a doctor’s care. Mr. and Mrs. William McLeod and Miss Isabella McLeod with Mrs. Henry McLeod traveled to Burlington for a brief Sunday visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Naasagaweya Women's Institute
Brookville Hall
James Copeland
Melvin Brown
Wm. McLeod
Misa Isabelle McLeod
Henry McLeod
Burlington
Jfer
Local Folk News Busy Week of Visits and Recoveries
Ballinafad and area residents share updates on hospital stays visits and recoveries. J Dewey Soper of Winnites spent time with his father J Soper and aunt Mrs Barbara Soper. Wm Wylie was admitted to Guelph General Hospital. Mrs Noble shows improvement after Toronto General Hospital operation. Barbara Soper and J Roper visited friends in Guelph and Rockwood. S R McClure visited Wm Russell and family in Norval. S R McClure spent the weekend with R S McClure in Mount Pleasant. George Thompson of Orangeville visited district friends. Scott of Toronto called on Wylie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rockwood
S. R. McClure
Wm. Russell
Norval
McClure
Mount Pleasant
George Thompson
Orangeville
Scott
Toronto
Wylie
Presbyterian W M S Meet at Mrs Georgy Laverty Home
The January Presbyterian W M S meeting at Mrs Georgy Laverty’s Rockwood home drew good attendance. New President Mrs Peter Sim chaired with hymn and prayer, and speakers reviewed Moving Millions and Glad Tidings.Deaths of Mrs John Sunter in Toronto and Mr James Gray in Guelph noted with funerals held locally. community extends sympathy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian W. M
Georgy
Laverty
George Laverty
John Sunter
Toronto
James Gray
Guelph
Rockwood
Jupp
Percy Penyey
SS. Royce
J. A. Little
John Henderson
Mr. Campell
Mr. Gray
Parrish Farried
Eramosa
Dennis
Joss
Archie
Fred Smith
A. J. ‘Ebtrott
Robert ‘Moore- Frank-Day
Georgr
Don Dennis Farrel
Hall
M. Wilson
Fred Day
Hamilton
Warm shower honors Mr and Mrs Fred Brooks in Limehouse
Friends and neighbors filled a miscellaneous shower at Mr and Mrs Steve Norries home Friday evening. Harry Smethurst chaired the presentation and the couple thanked guests for the gifts. Ladies served lunch and dancing followed. Miss Gladys Milliere weekend in Brampton. Presbyterian service canceled Sunday due to bad weather. Mr and Mrs E Morrow of Toronto visited Mrs Robert Tane over the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Brooks
Steve Norrie
Harry Smethurst
Gladys
Milliere
Brampton
Presbyterian Church
E. .Morrow
Toronto
Robert Tane
Helen ‘Nodwell
R. H. Nodwell
Miniosa Disciple
Leonard Besapy
Bessey
Alex. Bessey
Erma Pent
Wim,Cheyne
Harry and
Reginald Clubcher
Quelph
Wm. Cheyne
Eleanor, Creyne
Wbs
Jean Mor
Oakville Deaths and Local Industry Reopening Report
Oakville residents report the death of Samuel Sharpe after collapse on Forsyth near Aide last Friday morning. The old Royal Oak Tire and Rubber Plant, readied for new occupants, and the Marlatt tannery partial reopening are noted along with injuries to William Slade at a platform incident and Donald Bradley's car accident near Dundas Highway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forsyth
Aide
Samuel Sharpe
West Side
Royal Oak
Barringham Rubber Company
William Slade
Galifaly
Donald Bradley
Lassie Bradley
Trafalgar
Dundas Highway
Oakville
Marlatt
Royal Oak Tire and Rubber Company
Record-Star
Snowstorm halts services as community holds week brief
Hillsburg report notes a severe snowstorm Sunday prevented Miniosa Disciple Church services. Mrs. Leonard Bessey remains bedridden with illness. Visits and gatherings occur among neighbors including the Cheynes, Morden, and McCann families. Young Harry Moore contracts jaundice but expected to recover soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thos. Morden
Free McCann
Harry Moore
Harry
Refugee chief considered resignation in Berlin mission
George Rublee head of the Intergovernmental committee on political refugees arrives in Berlin facing a difficult task and signals possible resignation. He reportedly told Washington officials he may return home soon as prospects for establishing Jewish and political refugees in new lands seem slim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Rushlee
Inter- “Government “Committee On
Berlin
Rublee
Washington
Local School Eventals and Social Gatherings Highlight Week
Lindsay Toltan attends a meeting where prizes were planned for best school poster and peace effort. Mrs. Williamson spoke on the Tor onto Convention with ideas for future years. Mrs. Robertson led a health program on apple a day. Bed making and invalid care were demonstrated. A January dance was planned. A surprise birthday party for Miss Masse Gilbertson occurred at the Gilbertson home. Mrs. Oute is visiting friends in Kitchener for a short time. Weekends feature visits at the MacDougalls. Sunbeam Mission Band met at the home of new leader Mrs. Nul McPhail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lindsay Toltan
Williamson
Toronto
Gilbertson
Erin church holds annual business meeting in 1930
Erin Church of Obrint held its weekly meeting with reports and an election of officers for the year 1930. The article lists visiting relatives including Mr and Mrs J E Steen and family in Detroit and notes Mrs L Overland confined to bed during a visit with her son at Claremont.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. E. Steen
Doris
Milton -Fornace
Detroit
Mich
Sask
Howard "McArthur
Erin
Church of Obrint
Kenneth McDonald elected to Georgetown Ward Three Council
At a nomination meeting in the Pueblo Library Kenneth R. McDonald was elected by acclamation to fill the Ward Three council vacancy caused by W F Smith’s retirement. Milas Phoebe Conn has just returned home after an appendicitis operation at Guelph General Hospital. Mrs LaBey of New York visits with her sister Mrs S. T. Faram. Mayale McDonald, ill at home, resumes duties at Fern Avenue School in Toronto.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. F. Smith
Kenneth R. McDonald
Milas Phoebe Conn
Guelph General Hospital
St. Joseph's
Quelph
Mra. LaBey
New York
Mra
T. Faram
Mayale McDonald
Hare
Wis
Toronto
Fern Avenue School
Herald
Juniors Edge Acton In Overtime Hockey Clash
Orangeville battles Acton in a fast clean game with overtime decided by Medill in net. Bayliss and Marao pace Orangeville while Acton presses late but uneven officiating sparks disputes from both fan bases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neier
Orangeville
Jeffers
Hopkins
Seth
Bayliss
Marao
Pas Acton
Brush
Grangeville
Leumi
Acton
Dua
Medill
Oraageville
Osul
Thieves active in Burlington Roseland homes and milk by law
Police search for burglars who entered G H Hutchesons Roseland residence on the Guelph line and stole money. At town council meeting, seven to two vote upheld existing milk by law. Mildred Dixon missing money recovered from a wrecked car with occupants escaping harm. City damage estimated at 700 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White
Roseland
G. H. Hutcheson
Guelph
Coit
Hamilton Dairies
Wnew Cay
Burlington, Rusty
Engagement Announcement and Injuries Report
The notice covers the engagement of Ruby Margerite Anderson to Robert K. Martin with a February wedding planned in Moncton New Brunswick. It also reports Donald Gates sustaining multiple injuries after his clothing caught in a flywheel at a gas engine, with a fair condition at Guelph General Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. B. Clements
California
R. W. Philip
Toronto General Hospital
S. G . Anderson
Kemptville
Ontario
Ruby Margherite
Robert K. Martin
N. G. Martin
Campbellville
Moncton
N.b.donald
Gates
Christie
Guelph General Hospital
Hulton
Rural Mail Couriers Association
Milton
Ottawa
Champion
Community Notices From Local Church to Literary Concert Highlights
The report lists funeral attendance for Mrs. John Sunter in Rockwood and social visits among residents. It notes a storm causing Sunday church service cancellations and details a school literary concert with the Townline Group featuring Gertie McDermott and Jimmy McDermott, plus a fashion review and humorous finale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Townline
W. J. Jackson
Gértle McDermott
Pete Collins
Bob Patton
Ross Anderson
Gertie “McDermott
Jimmy McDermott
Bob ‘Patton
Wattae
Mary Campbell
George Young
Ritl
Molly
An. J. Jackson
Barber
Lois Campbell
Menara
Ross“ Anderada
Earl Barber
Broadway chorus star Weyant to receive large legacy
Miss Weyant, a Broadway chorus girl using the stage name Winthrop Weyant, is named in the will of Jake Ruppert as an outright bequest of 300000 dollars and one third of a fortune estimated from ten thousand to seventy million dollars. The late New York owner Ruppert’s bequest highlights Weyant’s standing as a striking brunette in her late thirties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Titten
Winthrope
Weyant
Winthrop Wajyne
Cal
Jake Ruppert
New
Germany’s Schacht Faces Dismissal Amid Nazi Pressure
Germany moves to replace Reichsbank President Hjalmar Schacht as Nazi extremists resist his economic plan. Reports state a direct order from leaders to appoint a replacement, while Schacht is said to retain cabinet status without a portfolio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Niaz
Germany
Hjalmar Schacht
Reichsbank
Ghancetor
Junior Games Weekend Schedule and Results
The report lists future junior games for Acton Orangeville Milton and Oakville with matches: tonight Acton at Oakville, Orangeville at Milton, Monday Acton at Milton, Wednesday Acton at Orangeville and Milton at Oakville. Results show Milton 5 Acton 3 at Acton and Orangeville 12 Oakville with ties at Orangeville 3 and 3 at Acton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Acton
Oakville
Caricelled
Orangeville
Milton
SBS
Onesie
Sunday January 29 1939 Church Schedule Features Forgiveness Talk
The program lists morning sessions with sermons on The Logic of Forgiveness followed by church service and a noon session. A Young People's Union performs Choosing a Wife after a 4 00 pm ministerial segment. Evening events include a Sabbath School at 2 30 pm and a play in Paradise at 7 00 pm. A special Mission Band meeting with Miss Iris Erny is planned, with a Tuesday Young People's Guild meeting chaired by the President's Committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mission Band
Iris Erny
Glidés
Carlos
Young People's Guild
Baptist Church Acton Service and Baptismal Schedule
Baptist Church Acton invites worship at 11.00 a.m. Sunday with the sermon Risen with Christ. Baptismal service at 12.16 p.m., Sunday School begins, 7.30 p.m. Wednesday prayer meeting. A welcome to all.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christ
Classified Advertisements Primitive Fragments
Fragments show a small ad heading with price cues and minimal terms. Vague references to payments and age restrictions hint at a service or listing. The readable portions provide no clear item descriptions or names to identify.
For Sale Notice From Old Classifieds
Partial OCR shows a sale notice inviting applications for curling stocks. Mentions William A Thorstis Acton Massachusetts style phrasing. Readability is low. details about closing dates or exact terms are missing.
Engagements Wanted and Houses for Rent in Georgetown
Two short notices list engagements wanted by a bent harpist with doubles on banjo and a request for letters or calls to Georgetown 4170. A separate ad offers two Georgetown houses for rent, one with full conveniences and a garage, immediate possession, contact H J Kere or 36 Acton. Also tenders invited for four cords of wood including maple and beech, by John Allan secretary, Acton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hans
Georgetown
Kyd Barber
For & B
Jovent
Ambitious men urged to apply for steady employment
A Montreal advertisement seeks ambitious men for steady work with promises of independence and good pay. It claims 200 guaranteed products with higher quality and lower prices, no experience needed, and offers a free catalogue and details from PAMULEX-CO at 570 Bt Clement, Montreal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pamulex—Co
Clement
Montreal
Notice to Dog Owners in Esqueling Township
Statement by owner of dog requires written notice of number of dogs owned or kept. For neglect or refusal a penalty up to 10 dollars, payable with dog tax at assessment. enforcement by township officials. source references 1927 act. Bennett, clerk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Esqueling Township
RSB
Notice to Creditors and Others in the Estate of Malcolm Sinclair
Notice to creditors and others of the estate of Malcolm Sinclair late of Acton Halton Carpenter who died around February 937 invites claims and proofs to the undersigned solicitor by a specified deadline. The document seeks participation from interested parties in settling the estate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malcolm ‘Sinclair
Acton
Halton
Malcolm Sinclair
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