Campbellville Visiter Weekend Gatherings Listed
Over the weekend several families from Campbellville visited relatives in Toronto Belleville and Milton including Vansickie Weasley Mason McCurdy Bell and Dewar Edna Cook Ethel Sandell Estelle Bell Edith Dewar and Frank Wheelihan. A Garden Party is planned by the Ladies' Aid at St David's Church on church grounds this month. Mrs Charlie Weir of Burlington visited her parents Mr and Mrs John Gilmore on Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prousen
Vansickie
Vanaicl
Wim, Vansaickie
Edith Dewar
Milton
Prank Wheelihan
Galton
Ladies' Aid
St. David's Church
Charlie Weir
Burlington
Johm Gilmore
Neighborhood News: church service and visiting ministers
Services at the Church on Guncay were appreciated. Arn. Hudson read the scripture. On July 5 at 7:30 p.m. Rev. Hamilton of Acton Baptist Church will conduct the service. On July 13 Rev. H. L. Bennie of Enor Presbyterian Acton will preach. Weekend visitors at Mr. Tyler's included Mr. and Mrs. Cardy and Mr. and Mrs. Shoemaker of Toronto.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guncay
Hudson
Arn. Hudson
Mr. Hamilton
Baptist Church
Acton
H. L. Bennie
Enor Presbyterian Church
Mr. Tyler
Cardy
Mrs. Shoemaker
Toronto
Women's Institute Holds Legislation Focus Meeting
The Women’s Institute met at Mrs. Gilbertson’s home on Wednesday afternoon with opening exercises. Delegates were appointed to the District Annual. A garden party was discussed and voted down. Rev. Mahoney visited prior to moving to Mildmay. Various local residents and visitors are noted, including several church services, a serious accident to Miss Les of Toronto, and a range of community activities at Waterdown, Guelph, and area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women's Institute
Gibertson
H. Mahoney
N. G. Marshall
Mildmay
Abott
Toronto
Apent
F. G. Cornell
Hanover
Presbyterian Church
Les
Waterdown
Hi, Wright
Milton and Area News Notes From Local Telegrams
Mr David Anderson returns home from a trip to Gootland. A Pine Milton passes with honors in Medicine at Toronto. Dr Edgar Robertson and uncle Ed Morse visited Milton old friends. Rebekah Lodge hosted by Mrs Land of North Bay and Mrs Carr of Toronto. Engagement announced for Jeasie Anderson and Floss Mark in Milton. Post office boxes replaced after a fire. Cars collide at Ping and John Streets. a child shaken. Taxes sale ads scheduled for Warlington next Monday. Women’s Institute meetings and hunts, theft, and local resignations noted. Teachers Miss Young and Miss Caldwell resign. community laments. Dr and Mrs Agnew plan Muskoka holiday. LimaHouse and Mt Pleasant schools picnicked in High Park. Plant improvements praised for Tux Foxe Press. Public notices of local meetings and retirements recorded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Anderson
Foundryman
Gootland
A. Pine
Milton
Faculty of Medicine
University of Toronto
Edgar Robertson
Toronto
Ed. Morse
Hamilton
Moree Ie
Oscar A. Downs
Jeasie Anderson
Floss Carmen Mark
Wm. Mark
Mary Dowar
Valeo
OFCA
Yast
Nussall
Cowan
W. Clarridge
Ivan
Mira
Evang
Henry Cowan
Mount [Apes
Ghent
G. W. 'Tobba
Hiwanis Club
Guelph
Pred Block
Teasdale
Ping
John
Stock
Warlington
Hobson
Miligan
Miry
Wincock
Geo. Evans
I. Dee
Wentworth Women's Institute
Walmiton
Miss Jarvis
Homs
Inglehart
Brant Strest
Akeleton
L. Smitth
Jos
Mra. Pollet
Don Word
Waster Dennla Wam
W. MiNlore
Miss Thornton
Swackhamer
Women's Institute
Mt. Pleasant
Gahoo
Dick’ Pucker
Guldwell
Varney
Agnew
Lake of Baya
Muskoka
Ita
Lindsay Sutherland
Sutherland
Limehouse
High Park
Local Social Notes From Queen's Uni And Toronto Visit
IEOEAGETOWN Qtow Dr John Watts of Queen's University Kingston spent the weekend with Raw Dr and Miss Broodl Myo M Bennett is recovering well after his operation and hopes to be back soon Mr and Mrs J W Maguire of Baxatoon visited Mrs Webster Norval during the week Mr John A McDermid passed his first Arts year with third class honors at Victoria University Toronto Mr and Mrs George Wigglesworth and Mr and Mrs Frank Wrigglesworth and son Clarence of Caledon spent the weekend with friends in Toronto Teadqck Duncan, Bank of Commerce staff here for two years, transferred to Port Howan and left for a new post At a Public School Board gathering the wives were entertained by the Principal and star of Hidorado Park last Thursday evening Tasty refreshments served and teachers proved themselves good hostesses At a High School Board meeting Mr J J Heldmann of Kitchener engaged to fill vacancy caused by the resignation of Mr L P Curtin who has accepted principalship at Wheastly Continuation School Herald
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Watts
Queen's University
Kingston
Raw
BroOdll
M. Bennett
J. W. Maguire
Baxkatoon
Webster
Norval
John A. McDermid
Hidorado Park
J. J. Heldmann
Kitchener
LP. Curtin
Herald
Local notes blend social events and town improvements
A misshapen shower honors Mr and Mrs J Eves with Mr and Mr George Dickson as guests. Town Main Street received dust relief after a new coat of oil. Mr Danish renovates a summer cottage with electric lights. An electric storm caused damage last week but nearby impact was limited. Several youths head to Muskoka for fishing. Milas M McCauley recuperates. Women’s Institute hosts Toronto trip. Rev Caldwell conducts Sunday service. Mr Ireland resigns from Bulledge gravel pit. locals gain employment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atallad
Muskoka
Milas M. McCauley
Indies
Toronto
Womren
Ireland
My. W. Oo
Bulledge
Caldwell
Talmehouse
Greenock School Promos and Honors List
The page lists promo juniors and seniors with names such as Erin, Jona, Marl on Leslie, Gordon McKeown, Lawson McCutcheon, Jean Aitken on trial, with honors for several seniors including Helen McCaig and Tom Porestall. Other students named include Irenes Aitkens Thelma Maora thon Margaret Pascoe Evaline McQaig Douglas McDonald Bertha Green Eileen Johnston Lame Nelson Peter Halcovich and Cyril Pascoe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erin
Marlon Leslie
Gordon McKeown
Lawson McCutcheon
Jean Aitkens
Helen McCaig
Tom Porestall
Annie Halpovitch
Donalds McPhalil
Maude
Irenes Aitkens
Thelma Maorathon
Margaret Pascoe
Jr. UY
Evaline McQaig
Douglas McDonald
Bertha Green
Eileen Johnston
Nelson
Peter
Halcovitch
f.—Wilms West
Cyril Pascoe
Margaret McPhail
Lyal McCutchson
Erwin McKeown
Raster
Helen West
Murial EH. Croasman
Tpache
Stubbingtons Visit. Toronto Guests and Local News
Local column notes visits from Gladys Stubbington of Napanse with her parents. Toronto visitors include Mr and Mrs ShackKeth and Mr and Mrs Nicol with the McDougalls. Annie Morgan of Gatacract is recovering from appendicitis at Lord Dufferin Hospital. Wasaga Beach outing for Bonvoy family. Erin Cemetery Board buys land for a new entrance and perpetual care. Laura Johnstaen and Mrs Gray return from New Hamburg after a visit. Fifty five students begin entrance examinations at the local school. Orman Brown of Mimosa injured playing softball at Stanley Park. A Q W Foreman and Mrs Foreman with son Sherlock attend Victoria University graduation where Miss Anna received a degree.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miay Gladys Stubbington
Napanse
L. Slubbington
W. A. Nicol
W. Y. Gray
Laura Johnstaen
W. Gray
New Hamburg
Mlases Babington
Amith
Orman Brown
Mimosa
Plenta
Stanley Park
A. Q. W. Foreman
Foreman
Sherlock
Toronto
Victoria University
Anna
Oakville News Roundup Reflects Weddings and Local Events
Oakville society notes report the Gilmore Nitoble wedding in St Pauls Church with attendees including Mr. and Mrs. O. E. Frost and Miss Norma DeGraft. Other items mention a serious operation for Mrs. Godila Witchcox in Hamilton and various local engagements from by elections to school appointments and court actions.
Whale Attacks on Whaling Vessels In Ancient Narrative
Earliest reports recount a giant sperm whale ramming a whaling ship in the Pacific about two thousand miles from land. The collision sent crews scrambling as the ship sank, with only one lifeboat reaching safety. Similar clashes occurred off San Francisco and near the Bay, sometimes leaving no survivors. A later 1900 incident involved a vessel striking a whale. the ship suffered no damage but the whale died, weighed two hundred feet long and many tons. Some deem whales attack to defend kin, while others believe mischief or mistaken identity drives these charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colilalon
Pacific Ocean
Hann
Aafaty
Hon~ita
San Francisco
Accldant
Gue
Weasel
Bon Pranciaco
Bome Komen
Earls W. Gago
Maid’s lapse frees dog to raid larder in household caper
Janet the maid neglected her nightly duty to chain Jet the house dog. The next morning the dog was loose and had raided the larder, prompting the mistress to ask if he had eaten much. The fragment hints at a domestic mishap with the pet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Janet
Jet
Jett
Adolescence a critical period of growth and guidance
The text defines adolescence as the rapid growth period from twelve to twenty-one or twenty-two, highlighting mental and physical changes, emotional volatility, and shifting values. It warns of disorders and dementia but stresses wise, patient guidance, proper diet, open-air exercise, and adequate rest to channel youthful energy constructively and prevent harm from indiscipline.
Church Services Schedule in Daylight Saving Time
Thursday evening eight o clock a preparatory service. Eleven o clock morning daylight saving time baptism reception sacrament. At noon day daylight saving time Sunday school and Bible class seven p m daylight saving time minister subject lifesubpremac ies. Ten a clock Sunday school. Eleven a m the minister. Seven p m the minister. Monday eight p m P U. Tuesday eight p m Juniors. Thursday eight p m prayer service. All services on standard time. Everybody welcome. Lost Friday June nineteen one pawn glove finder please leave at Free Press Office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Babbath
Edgewood Park
Free Press Office
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Campbellville
Neighborhood N News
Eden Mills
Zoclewood
Lincoln Co
Wockwood Public School
P. A. Sewyer
G. FP. Cov
M.A
D. DD
Bt. George'a Church
St. John’s Church
Mr. Parnell
Allanford
the Presbyterian Church
John Bunter
Jean ‘Torrance
Johnston
Hewat
Elmooe
Andrew McLeod
Duncan McDougal
Vera
Marjorie
Harold Sunter
Everton
Hubert Wennerson
Bimoos
R. OB. Wichardson
Vineland
Kathleen Lynch
F. Stokey
Westboro
Mass
Abs
Woaking
Mra
Harry Nickle
Belle
Winnipeg
Nickles
A. Ef
Laing
Marlon Mortimer
Auburn
Elizabeth McPhedran
George Black
Wimenouse
Ieoeagetown
Greenock School
Oakville
Godila Witchcox
Wobinton
St. Joseph's Weapital
Hamiton
St. Paul'a
O. EB. Frost
Norma DeGraft
Misaeather Finch-Noyon
D. Ohown
The
Methodist Church
Ohown
Yurrougha
Park Avenue
A. Clakelock
Ontario
Thelma Skoog
Olive Donnie
Dies Skoog
Lusk Hallo
Mt. John's Church
AL "Thompson
Roy
O. Geymour
Fairhaven Island
Muskolal
Brampton
Munron
HW. P. Moore
Eldorado Park
Sagataayaa
D. McMullen
SKY Raiders
Lloyd Hughes
Eilisa Land
Charles Parell
Elissa Qandil
Gilbert Smith
Georgetown
Wmnione
J. Cadesky Optometrist
WILL
A. T. Brown
Omboe Hogrer
Til & Py
Ayples
HEINZ
RED & & White
J. W. Jones
Ont
Mnited Shaech
Canada
Oe. Ee Peele
Willow Brrest
Presbyterian
Bennie
Willow Street
Acton Baptist Church
W. J. Hamilton
Mill Street
Hale Halton Cream and Butter Co
Enauire Geo. Finney
Storey Glove Co
Acton, Ontario
WM. Denna
Rockwood
L. Hrownlow
Jones
J. G. Twedder, Fengus, Onte
CAL OY
Canadian Legion
Stoualy
Acton Citizens’ Band
Acton Pure Pass
Mounell
Anton
Una
Acton Canadian Legion
Nasuagaweya
Hald
Legislative Assembly
Nessogawoya
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