Return of Geo Stringer and local health updates
Terra Cotta Pte Geo Stringer has returned from overseas after being invalided home. Mrs J Eaves recovers from pneumonia. Mr Gorton Stringer learns of his uncle Jas Stringer’s death at Oran Lake Algoma. Mrs W F Hunter and family resume normal activity. Armstrong Bros of Brampton gravel local roads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. Stringer
Mra. J. Eaves
Gorton Stringer
Jas. Stringer
Oran Lake
Algoma
W. F. Hunter
Armstrong Bros. of
Brampton
Campbelltown Weekend Visits Highlight Local News
Mr. Mac Elaley of Centralia spent the week end at home. Mrs. W. H. H. McPhail spent a few days visiting relatives in Hamilton. Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Menzies visited Mrs. Davidson in Hamilton. Rim. Liroyd Mathies returned to Sydney N S after a short leave home. Mr. Ross Carbett convalescing in Guelph General Hospital hopes to return soon. Pts Louis Herman of Toronto spent the week end at home. Mr. and Mrs. E. D. Mahon and Olive visited Sub-Lieut. and Mrs. Crawford Mahon in Hamilton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mac Elaley
Centralia
W. HH. McPhail
Hamilton
R. C. Menzies
Davidson
Rim. Liroyd Mathies
Sydney
N. S
Ross Carbett
Guelph General Hospital
Louis Herman
Toronto
E. D. Mahon
Olive
Crawford Mahon
Village News Roundup from Ospringe and Nearby
Local notes report visits from Miss Martha Harel and Mrs A Kirkwood while Milas Harris and Mr Robert Fisher are noted as ill. A real estate sale and a house sale to Beamish of Palermo are mentioned along with a village auction by Roy Hindley. Fusilier Gordon Fisher returns from Kiska and several residents travel to Toronto or Fort Erie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha Harel
Qwen Sound
F. Brydon
Milas Harris
A. Kirkwood
Guelph
Leane Webb
Guelph General Hospital
Robert Fisher
Mac2ree Robertson
Toronto
Horney
Arnold Sunter
Gall
Niagara Falls
E. Sunter
Wm. Stubbington
Roy Hindley
Beamish
Palermo
Stubbington
Wim. Stubbington
Roy Hingley
Norman Mckenzie
Jack Cook
Ozcar Locker
W. McMillan
Ida Tovell
Mervin Aitken
Lakelet
Murd McCutcheon
James Struthers
Spr
Alvin Struthers
Suffield
Alta
Gordon Fisher
Kiska
Wabiche
W. J. Jackson
Norman Matthews
Cuchre and dance night features prizes and notices
The Good Neighbor club held a Tuesday night event with a full house. Prize winners included Mrs. Ellerby Limehouse and Mrs. Meredith tied for second. Meredith won. Gents prize went to Allan. door prize to Wm. Crouch Erin. Chocolates sold raised 5.60 with Benton Limehouse holding the winning ticket. Muriel Hilts ill with pneumonia. wishes for speedy recovery. Local weddings, arrivals, and hospital updates follow with several residents traveling and ill family members. The W A concert was postponed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Good Neighbor Club
Ellerby
Limehouse
Merideth
Misa Jean McLean
Meridith
Kenneth Kirkwood
Herb. Allan
Wm. Crouch
Erin
Benton
David McEnery
Muriel Hilts
Hay Swindlehurt
Halifax
M. Swindlehurat
Peter Binnie
Guelph Apent
Robi. Warne
Dan Campbell
Richard Shortlil
Bellville
Mra
W.A
Weekend visitors to the McCutcheon and associated households
Week end visitors in Everton included Miss Jean Hall and Vera Doughty among others visiting Mr T D McCutcheon, Mrs H Jestlt, and local families. Notices mention training in Gimli and teaching posts in Rock Hill South Carolina and an appointment for T D McCutcheon as foreman on Highway No 24 projects from Guelph to Orangeville and Caledon village.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. D. McCutcheon
H. Jestlt
Jean Hall
Uarallton L.A
Robert McCutcheon
Gimli
Man
Vera Doughty
Guelph
Robert Patton
Jean Pervis
John Alton
Mixx
Joan Kirkwood
W. H. Hartop
Wilbert McCutcheon
John O 'McCutcheon
Gardiner
Toronto
Gutherie
Mary
Kate Reed
Y. Hamilton
Vwazelum Sand
Alfred
St. Catharines
Beu Simmons
Lois Black
Tueeday
Rock FM
South Carolina
Ladies’ College
W. VanNorman
C. McGurn
Willa VanNorman
J. P. Benham
T. D. McCutcheron
Guelph City
Orangevilly
Nso No
Caledon Village
Village social honors local bride and groom Ross Campbell
A pleasant Eden Mills evening at Mr. and Mrs. Henry Barden’s home celebrated the marriage of Lola Barden to Ross Campbell. Friends gave a floor lamp, singing closed the gathering, and best wishes were offered for many happy years of married life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Barden
Ross Campbell
Lola, Barden
Wilda Gilberston
James Howson
Campbell
Manny
Ada Ballentine
Hamilton
Neil McPhail
Women's Institute
J. Gilbernston
Apis
Canada
Navy
Merchant Marine
H. Gilbertson
L. Tolton
Community Notes From Orton and Surroundings
Residents share visits with Gov Dearing and families from Fergus Brampton and Ballentine as social events raise funds. A dance at Orton Hall hosted by No 9 School ratepayers supported the Mercury Fund. Miss Lorraine Mooney and Ethelyne Mooney receive wallflower plaques from the Onwego Club before departing. Lorena Locker is recovering from scarlet fever.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ross
Ballentine
Brampton
Herman Dearing
Petawawa
Imi
Wan
Stan Turner
Guelph General Weaphal
Wm. Hedman
Fergus Road
Lorena Locker
Aker
Moving pictures raise funds for agriculture in Rockwood town hall
Saturday and Friday screenings in Rockwood showcased films on agriculture labor forestry and food production. The program included Veterans warfront scenes and a segment on celophane wrapping for foods. Community notices highlighted choir progress church events and congratulations for local residents amid plans for 1944 activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clare Hurt
OAC
Actopl
IHN
Neal Yazon
The
United Church
E. A. Brooks
St. John's Church
Grimaby
J. Ward
Camp Bordon
Kenneth Guild
R.ca.f
Trenton
George Day
Hagersville
Robert Stumpf
R.caf
Quebec
Elmer Malnprize
East Coast
Russell Hepburn
London
Osburn Family
Guelph
Arnold Maw
Brantford
Presbyterian Church
Melvor
George Harwomax
Mra. McIvor
George Harwood
Harwood
Anna McNabb
Ross Patterson
St. Joseph's Hospital
Earl Bolton
J. A. Little
Christopher Little
Toronto
Leona Bolton
Clarence Lynch
Military Police
Cedar Vale Social Notes and Institute Meeting Report
Cedar Vale notes show Mrs. J Reed at Orton and Mr. George Drury returning to Toronto after visiting friends. Mrs. Ed Smith improves after thyroid operation. The Cedar Vale Women’s Institute met January 18 at Mrs. Henderson’s home with roll call and readings from district boys’ Christmas boxes. Activities included a program led by Mrs. Wood and a Farm Forum by Mrs. Cunningham. contests won by Mrs. Widdis. sewing and knitting distributed by Eleanor Griffin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Reed
Orton
George Drury
Toronto
Ed. Smith
Herold McLaren
A. Griffin
Neil Harding
Cedarvale
Wm. Henderson
Wood
Dave Hurren
Towser
Henderson
Mra
Cunningham
Wm. Cox
Widdis
Eleanor Griffin
Busy Noo Club hosts successful Brookville dance with Douglas Hume Orchestra
Community notes report a Busy Noo Club dance at Brookville Wall led by the Douglas Hume Orchestra with good attendance and no time kept. Local visits include Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Dredge at Port Nelson and Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Kennedy at Edgar How Wen in Wornby. Ronald King suffered a mouth injury but is recovering and returning to school. The Saskatchewan Light Infantry heroism reading inspired pride and prayers for safe return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brookville Wall
Douglas Hume
W. W. Dredge
Min
A. I. Dredge
Port Nelson
Ronald King
J. C. Kennedy
Yleht
Koya
Karl Frank
Janne Wallace
Mra
Joseph Frank
Lenore Job
L.A.C
Limehouse War Fund Raffle Draws Gifts for Sailors
Limehouse residents reported a war fund raffle netting over 17 dollars from a hooked mat donated by Mrs E Miller. Dorothy Kirkpatrick drew the winning ticket as the event occurred at the home of Mr and Mrs W Mitchell under the local W I branch. Other notices spoke of pleurisy illness, sympathy for Mrs Milner on news of sister Goring's death, and visits among local households. More than 3 000 000 knitted items and comforts shipped from Britain supported Royal and Merchant Navies and sailors' families worldwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Limehouse W
E. Miller
A. MacDonald
Georgetown
Dorothy Kirkpatrick
W. Mitchell
W. I. High
Mra
A.W. Benton
Sans
Thos. McEwen
Nassagaweyao
Limehouse
Gladys
Hall of Guelph
Wm. Gordon
Gisby
McDonald
Rockwood
Great Britain
Royal Naval Hospitals
Moving pictures educate and entertain at Ebenezer United Church
A Tuesday evening film program in Ebenezer United Church, Guelph, presented National Film Board shorts by the Extension Department of the OAC. The education and entertainment drew a large audience, with a Red Cross collection taken. The notice also reports the death of Russell Somerville in Toronto Hospital at 60, funeral details, and local social visits. Farmers report a water shortage for stock amid a mild spell that may ease the situation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ebenezer United Church
National Film Board
O.A.C. Guelph
Red Cross
Russel Somerville
Nassagawega
Toronto Hospital
Limehouse Cemetery
George Stokes
Camphbellville
W. F. Darby
Knatchbull
Lite Jay
Erland
Lowville
Community Sympathy and Local Happenings in Moffat
The Moffat community extends sympathy to Clifford Brown on his mother’s death at Western Hospital Toronto. A sequence of social notes details visits, family gatherings, ongoing work, naval moves, funeral attendance, a minister in St. Catharines, and a new stove installation. A community fellowship group formed at Sadonm Church with elected president LC Amon and plans biweekly meetings, plus a school holiday for No. 3 School students during a new furnance installation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clifford Brown
A. Frank
Windsor
London
Lloyd Campbell
Navy
Wemitten
St. Catharines
Misa Edona Roberts
OAC
Guelph
Atd
Sadonm Church
Gilroy
Milton
Muort
Harry Smith
Tis
Prank Wathaway
Chis
Roberts
No. 3
Snowhall Resolutions Move Through Town Councils
Sir Walter Womeraley, pensions minister, said each resolution involved directing and delivering 8,000 letters. Protests over snowhall resolutions circulated among town councils seeking support for the measure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grimsby
Walter Womeraley
Oakville Legion Branch Endorses Memorial Hospital Plan
Oakville branch 114 Canadian Legion held its annual meeting and unanimously endorsed a memorial hospital for Oakville. G W Walklett and H D Hitchcox proposed the resolution, following council involvement urged by Dr B M E Lunan. C Hitchcox criticized police laxity after a robbery on December 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oakville
Canadian Legion
G. W. Walklett
H. D. Hitchcox
BM. E Lunan
C. Hitchcox
Record Star
Burlington Flu Immunizations At Public Health Clinic
Twenty preschool children received diphtheria and whooping cough immunizations Friday at the Public Health clinic in the public library. Deputy reeve Colin and Men, Sinfith holidayed in Florida. Chief Lee Smith heard Kirkland Lake palloe recovered two rings valued at 100 dollars adosen from a local resident. Mr and Mrs Albert Downs celebrated their 54th wedding anniversary at the home of Delbert in Avafalgar Township. Grat O Leary Ottawa Journal editor spoke at the Burlington Political Science and Study group banquet at the Estaminet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colin
Sinfith
Florida
Lee Smith
Kirkland Lake Palloe
Noverghor
Albert Downs
Crosby Avenue
Delbert
Grattan O'Leary
Ottawa Journal
Burlington Political Science and Study Group
Estaminet
Tost
Gazette
Notice to Creditors in Estate of Noble Melam
Notice to creditors in estate of Noble Melam late of Acton Ontario who died around October 18 1945. Creditors must present claims and proofs to the undersigned by February 19 1944. distribution to entitled parties will follow. C R F Leatherland solicitor for Bertie Cole and as heir Stolla Acumon executors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
PL Melam
Acton
Finiton
Ontario
C. RF. Leatherland
Mia
Bertie Cole
Stolla Acumon
Naxuayaweya
Campbellville
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Neighborhood News
Ospringe
Ballinafad
Everton
Eden Mills
Nassagaweya
Moffat
Burlington
Melam
Halian
Barksmith
Geo. Brown
Norval
Golden Harvest Feeds
Chick
Stewart Elliot
R. McEachern Mill
Street
Aocton, Ont
Church News
Presbyterian Church Is
Cauacte
Forben Thomson
Manso
Willow Street
Jura
United Young Peoples’ Serview
Kenniple
McMaster University
Leslie
A. T. Brown
Lort
Tan Beagle
Guelph-Hariiton
Tatoo
Beumen
Dublin
S.S. No. 4
Walter Linham
C. E. Cutty
Chas. F. Norkish, Clark
MRS
A. M. Johnstone
Milt
John Streema
F. Johnstone
Townandey
Esate O
John McDonald
Third
Esquesing
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