Ballina and London visitors and local picnic report
Ballina and Mr George Cook of London Ont visit with sister Miss Helen Cook and friends. Wiley couple return home after visiting Toronto. The annual Sunday School Picnic was held at Ferndale Park. Ephraim Gwindlehurst died at his Erin home. Funeral at United Church conducted by Rev Foreman. Interment Erin Cemetery. Sympathy offered to the family. Ballinafad progress noted with Cam McEmery re shingling barn and Mrs Barbara Soper re shingling house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George “Cook
London
Ont
Helen Cook
Wiley
Toronto
Ferndale Park
Erin
Ephriam Gwindlehurst
United Church
Foreman
Ballinafad
Cam. McEmery
Barbara Soper
Local Social Notes Mention Guelph Visitors and Relatives
Everton Mrs. w Fletcher of Guelph visits sister Mrs. W Head. Mrs. M Taylor of Hillsburg returns home from visiting brother Mr. J Hamilton. Several families from Paris Lindsay Hillsburg attend gatherings at homes of Pielding and Shepherdson. Charles Stewart passes entrance exam. Miss Mitten re-engaged for 8. S. No. 7. Grace Dampier in Erin Township.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Young
G. G. Robertson
Perry Hall
Gladys
Jean
Roy
Lindsay
F Shepherdson
W. Usherwood, Jr
Elmer Awrey
Guelph
Angus McLaughan
Hillsburg
Charles Stewart
Mitten
Grace Dampler
Erin Township
Limehouse Socials And Weddings Highlight Busy Week
A busy Limehouse week featured the Glen Williams and Limehouse Women’s Associations at the Parsonage with worship, programs, and a garden social. Miss Grindell received gifts at a farewell shower, and Agnes Mitchell and Edward Sanford wed at Limehouse Presbyterian Church with hard church and family receptions. The Presbyterians hosted anniversaries and social evenings with special guests from Toronto Acton and Branford. Motorcycle trips to Lion’s Head and plans for summer residence topped a lively schedule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glen Williams Women's Associaation
The
United Church
Limehouse Women's Association
Limehouse
Wat
Glenn Williams
Wiarry Devereaux
Mtss Meryl Grindell
Weehool
Lore
Ruth Norton
Miss Grindel
Andress
Limehouse Presbyterian Church
Balas Agnes Lorene Mitchell
Edward Joseph Sanford
D. D. Davidson
Balsa Ethed Smith
Georgetown
Dork Mitchell
Kenneth Varria
Reginald, Poole
Norma Stephen Worating
Nfar
Fay
Northern Lakes
Stewarttown
Presbyterian Church
Metin
Toronto
Judecsatul
Acton
David Swuackhamer
Sifes
Margaret Swackhamer
Bic- Kechnie
Branptos
Minttonville
United States
Canuda
Stephenson
My Newton
Lion's Head
Volfitt
Mr. Grant
Oakville Engagement Planned for Amy Plorence
Oakville W H Cudmore announces the engagement of his daughter Amy Plorence to Charles Percival son of Mr and Mrs Fr Rivas Halermo. The wedding is set for Bronte on July 1st. Tony Okland, an Oakville millionaire, married in Chicago last week and returns home with his bride. Rev J W Magwood ends his ministerial service at St Johns United Church with a farewell sermon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H
Cudmore
Amy Plorence
Charles Percival
Fr. Rivas
Halermo
Bronte
Tony, Okland
Oakville
Chicago
J. W. Magwood
St. John's U United Church
Lestar
Sunday visitors gather at John Bennett home
Crewsons Corners residents hosted a house gathering with guests including Mr and Mrs Harry Watts and two Whitby sons Mr and Mrs Walter McDonald and family from Marden Mr and Mrs Wm Beavers Mr Georges Bilton and Miss Charlotte Bilton of Acton Mr and Mrs S Smith and family of Mimosa. Also Charles Lambert Jr of Preston visited relatives here and in Acton while Jerry Guthrie and Neville Haggins attended the High School picnic. Mrs Oscar Reed and son Donald left for Lawton Sask after weeks with her mother Mrs L Cornell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Bennett
Harry Watts
Whitby
Walter McDonald
Marden
Wm. Beavers
Georges Bilton
Charlotte Bilton
Acton
S. Smith
Mimosa
George McBain
General Hospital
Guelph
Charles Lambert, Jr
Preston
Corners
Toronto
Jerry Guthrie
Neville Haggins
Picente
Oscar Reed
Donald
Lawson, Sask
Randolph Bruce Named Canada's Minister to Japan
Former British Columbia lieutenant governor Randolph Bruce is appointed Canada's minister to Japan, succeeding Sir Herbert Marler who moves to Washington. The change places Bruce at Tokyo with Marler reassigned to the U.S. capital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hion
Randolph Bruce
British Columbia
Canada
Japan
Sir Herbert Marler
Washington
Wedding at St. Andrews Presbyterian Hillsbury
June wedding at St. Andrew’s Presbyterian Hillsbury united Etta Jean McKinnon daughter of Mr and Mrs Bruce A McKinnon to Joseph Wallace Hall son of Mr and Mrs Warry T Hall with Rev T W Goodwill officiating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew and
John Smart
Boumskvile
W. J. Smart
Maude Weaver
Oshawa
Joyce Weaver
Toronto
Canon
Weaver
Erin School
Erin Village
Marjoris MacDonald
Grace Sanders
Middle Road School
Port Credit
Hodson
Shorter
Wilsses Nesbuy
St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church
Hillsbury
Etta Jean McKinnon
Bruce A. Sfckinnon
Joseph Wallace Hall
Rockwood United Church Youth Group Holds Meeting
The United Church Young People's Society gathered Sunday with Doris Watson in charge. Charles W. Warris led the Christian Warringe topic, scripture by Clare Yarrly, readings by Jean Yowell, and duets by Marian and Kathleen Taylor. Outdoor summer meetings planned. Field Day results and local notices follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nnal
United Church Young People’s Society
Doris Watson
Christian Warringe
Charles W. Warris
Clare Yiarrly
Jean Yvowell
Marian
Kathleen Taylor
Helen Pasmore
United Church
W. J. Taylor
Bisses Vetty Peart
Clara Yarris
George Winwate
Wesley Warris
Gladys Vanne
Frank Moore
Nassaguweya’ Presbyterian
John Little
A. A. Hamilton
Guelph
Frank Lawson
Rockwood
Everton
Rockwood United Church
Eden Mills
Rockwood Bulldogs
Eden Agills
Rockwood_boys
Afessia
John Stewart
Henry Hosking
Kiwanis Club
Bopa
Fred Warren
St. John’s Church
Walter McOw Ulizma
Doris Royce
Toronto
D. Patterson
Alex. Clark
St. Catharinus
Arthur KE
Rudd
Gon
Ronald
Owen Sound
Wirs
Edwin Weatheraton
Kingston
Nuster Charlie
Attle Alyter
Joan
Myr. Win. Garstang
New York
Robert
Hone
Mra
McGee
Hingston
McCoe
Queen's University
Melty McArthur
Bi Uble
Bayor Argundaines
Colin Kitching
Nuwiaguweya
Thomas Smith
Fred Day
Woodstock
Hla
Weekend visits and church events in local communities
Ospringe and Guelph residents visited relatives in Erin Noranda and Cedarvale while local churches hosted anniversary services. Notable attendances included Rev. Wm. McIntosh of Dundalk and special musical performances by Dorothy. Edits note M. Johnson’s illness raises hopes for recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rey. Sterner
United Church
Erin
James Brydon
Francis
Noranda
Quebec
Jack King
Orton
A. Gaptle
Airs
Wor McKennie
Gundsy
Jas. McCallum
Cedarvale
McKenzie
Dorothy
Stanley Tovell
Kitchener
D. Stewart
Margaret Cooke
Guelph
R. Fisher
Sodom
Wm. McIntosh
Dundalk
Yeaders
Fuse
M. Johnson
Georgetown Notables Attend Local Socials and Marital News
Georgetown residents hosted visitors from Chicago and Woodbridge while a Thompson Clan reunion drew over 150 members in Georgetown Park. A motor tour headed to Quebec and Maritime Provinces. An engagement between Mary Esther Vensey and Rosas Millar was announced, with a quiet Woodbridge wedding planned. Glen Ryan and Dalton Ryan, recent graduates, stay with aunts Misson Ryan in Guelph Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. A. Willoughby
Chicago
Harry Stockford
F. L. ‘McGilvray
Garfield McGilvray
E. D. Sheley
John
Richard
J. N. O'Neill
Quebec
Maritime Provinces
Mary Esther
Herbert Vensey
Georgetown
Rosas Millar
George Millar
George Millar and the Late Mrs. Millar
Woodbridge
Ontario
Glen Ryan
Institute of Technology
Boston
Mass
Dalton Ryan
McGil University
Montreal
Misson Ryan
Guelph Street
Terald
Fire alarms and social notes from Burlington district
Firemen answered a blaze at Mrs. Wf J O Relly on Water Street after an electrical storm damaged the area. A tree was struck at Freeman and a large limb fell. Water Commission upgrades include nine new beach water connections and eight cottages being built on former town land. Local guests attended the Yamillion Parking Dawson wedding with Burlington residents also present. The commission faces ongoing pumpage challenges despite appeals to engineers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wf. J. O'Relly
Water Street
Warria
Marjorie
Ged. R
Warris
Richard
Thureday
Freeman
The
Water Commission
Beach
G.nlr
Bert Dunham
Smith
Gavette
Promotions in Nearby Schools Readouts by Student Tenure
The article lists percentages for senior and junior classes across multiple students including Helen McEachern 14 percent and Charlie Thompson 73 percent for Sr. OF and Prank Thompson 675 for others. It includes IIing marks for Tud, Isabel Henderson 73 and Jean AcDonald 12 with several names like Clara Swackhammer 70 and Leonard Thompson 68.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen McEachern
Charlie Thompson
Prank Thompson
Rhea Burgess
Pred , Spear
Charles Burgess
Prank Burgess
Sidney Spear
Joseph Henderson
Walter Cole
Margaret Thompson
Isabella Henderson
Jean AcDonald
Clara Swackhammer
Leonard Thompson
Donnie McIntyre
Lila Bpear
Delbert Cole
Eileen McDonald
Sadie McIntyre
Fraser McDonald
Teddy Cole
Y. Jean Akitt
Bannockburn School Promotions Report
Bannockburn School lists promotions across grade levels with multiple students advancing to senior and junior classes. Notable transfers include Monlen Fitzpatrick Jetta Raszel Edith Denny Norman MacDonald Harold Raszel and Wilson Gordon with scores and percentages noted. teacher K M Beckett supervises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bannockburn
Dv. IV
Monlen Fitzpatrick
Jetta Raszel
Edith Denny
Vr. UV
Norman MacDonald
Harold Raszel
Wilson Gordon
Wasil Fitzpatrick
Clarence Denny
Doris Watson
Jackie Gordon
Thomas Pitzpatrik
Alex Norrie
Jr WW
Eileen Gordon
Allan Gordon
Sr. Y
W—Jae Sprowl
Jr. XY
Laurence Anthony
Ang
Welen Sprowl
Never Too Many Friends Quote by James Ruksell Gwar
A reflective quote discusses friendship and enmity, noting a person with many friends cannot have a spare friend and that enemies appear everywhere. It argues choosing friends for righteous causes avoids harm and assigns blame to oneself for allowing friends to hurt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Ruksell Gwar
Class and bear debate warm overcoats in playful riddle
A teacher asks to remove coats and the class mimics a bear. Lucy answers that no body knows where the buttons are, turning the moment into a humorous riddle about missing fasteners and coats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uttle Lucy
Handling Properly Two Handles of Each Action
The passage advises focusing on the constructive aspect of a brother rather than the unjust act. By seizing on the shared humanity and upbringing you find a handle that can be borne, not the burden of his fault.
Milton and Mira Brown Attend Local Reunion and Notices
The Old Boys and Girls Reunion in Shelburne drew Milton Mr and Mira T J Brown on Sunday and Tuesday. Milton High School teachers will be rehired on current salaries. C Osmond, 16, longtime mail carrier for Milton R R No 4, will retire June 30 with Roland Mountain succeeding him. Marlon Rush and Marlon Green spent the week at Rush’s home. Provincial Constable and Mrs George Cookman of Milton plan to leave Montreal July 10 for the unveiling of a memorial to Canada’s soldiers. Evelyn Jean Ackerr, daughter of Mr and Mrs Ackerr of Milton, engaged to George Dymock of Philadelphia with wedding in mid July. Winorg hotel guests face trouble after disorderly conduct charges. Magistrate W B Eliveen presided over three men age 21 and under for alleged disturbances and beer purchases at a hotel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mira
T. J. Brown
Shelburne
Milton Wwigh
C. Osmond
Milton
Roland Mountain
Marlon Rush
Royal Victoria Hospital
Barrie
Marlon Green
George Cookman
Montreal
Duchess of Richmond
Canada
Soldiara
Mfr
Thomaa Afckerr
Millon
Ontario
Evelyn Jean
George Dymock
Dymock
Philadelphia
Pennnsylvania
Winorg
W. BE. Eliveen
Vany Wrinch
Witch
Community Notes From Belwood And District Events
Local residents attended the Wilson Taylor reunion at Riverside Park with broad district participation. O A C members Pearl Darby and Ysobel Lowrie visited the Lowrie home. The June Woman’s Institute met at Mrs. L Moore’s home on the theme Our Grandmothers with Mrs. J Barber in the chair. The July meeting will be at Mrs. G McPhail’s. Attendance at Nanaminguweya Church services was small due to Centennial events. The Ladies Aid of the Presbyterian Church met at Mrs. W D Lowrie’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roberts
Quibertson
James Gilbertson
G. W. Bridle
J. Tarden
Helen MecPhail
Gordon McPhail
William Mino
Gilbertson Sr
James Gilbertcon
Mino
Mni.n
Marshall
J. Harden
Exitable visitor questions a redfaced man in a tense scene
In a crowded moment a visitor asks about a redfaced man while Yokul identifies him as a powerful excitable figure. They discuss rumors of two bursts of blood as Weasel watches from the chest match, hinting at underlying conflict.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yokul
Anniversary Music Organist Mrs Arnold
Assisting chair Miss Aibcen Haines of Toronto Golden Star Quartette of Brampton perform at 7 30 p m Thursday for a Bible Study Hour event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. R. Arnold
Aibcen Haines
Toronto
Golden Star Quartette
Brampton
Ae Thureday
Permanent Waves at Denuty Parlor in July
Mr. Carl Kentner of Toronto announces again at The Denuty Parlor for Permanent Wavihy services on Tuesday July Tth with appointments 147. The notice lists multiple sale and wanted items including a frame dam for sale, historical society requests, household furniture for sale, building materials for sale, and a farm service offer for injured animals with prompt payment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Kentner
Toronto
Denuty
Jessye Russell
Notice to Creditors of Mary Forbes Widow Acton
Notice to all creditors of Mary Forbes who died June 8 1930 and to others with claims against her estate to send full names addresses and descriptions of their claims including securities to the undersigned solicitor. Pursuant to the Trustees Act the administrator will distribute assets after July 25 1036 and will not be responsible for claims not then received. Dated June 25 1936 AD
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Forbes
Acton
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Tokio
Ospringe
Henry Liverdell
Archie Sinclair
Wm. Yall
Willsboro
R. S. McCutcheon
Burlington
K. M. Beckett
ROYAL
Carole Lombard
Fred Mucmurray
the Princess
Satur
Madeleine Carroll
Peter Lorre
Robert Young
Seeret
Robert Montgomery
Rosalind Russell
L. Starkman
Willow Street
Norton Motors
Georgetown Lumber Co. Ltd
Ansda
Koo
G., W. Barker
Lambton Mills
J. M. Moyer
Winona
Presbyterian Knox Church
Bennie
M. A
Sonday
Joly
Baptist
NOG
Frank Holmes
Acton Creamery
Egan
van Wyck Gallery
Ocsington Avenue
Douglas
Rhone
Tive
Raen
Concordion 1
Exsquealng Township
CNAS
W. Gamble
Tremaine Ave
Buffalo
N.Y
A. E. Dyergy
Wellington County
Brove
Owen
Callot House
Church
Wohn Streets
Chalvers
Vannatter Vox Farm
John McClure
His Solfeltay
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