Nassagaweya Re opening Services At Nessagaweya Church
Nessagaweya Presbyterian Church reopened with largely attended services on Sunday led by Rev. J. T. Strachan former minister who spoke at both morning and evening sessions. Sacramental service held at Ebenezer Church Sunday morning. A Nassagaweya group attended the Wilson Anderson reunion at River Alde Park Guelph with plans for another reunion at Roper Park Galt. Grace Norrish of Guelph visited Nessagaweya relatives over the weekend. Mr Wm Morley of Pe Te returned home from the Bloomabury reunion after a day or so of visiting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nessagaweya Presbyterian Church
J. T. Strachan
Ebenezer Church
Nassagaweya
Wilson-Anderson
Riveralde Park
Guelph
Roper Park
Galt
Grace Norrish
Nessagaweya
Mfrs
Wm. Morley
Pe , Te
Bloomabury
Glen Williams wedding trip and community notes
Glen Williams residents greet a newly wed couple Mr and Mrs Robert McMaster who returned from their wedding trip and plan to reside in Glen Williams. Guests Mrs England and Mr England visit from England with hosts the Ratcliffes while touring the Niagara Peninsula.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert McMaster
Glenn Williams
England
Willem Ratcliffe
Niagara Peninsula
Canada
United Church
Georgetown
Glen Williams
Jack Addy
Robert Blyth
Cooper
Mra. Addy
Holiday visitors and local family updates note
Limehouse and surrounding area residents welcome guests over the holiday weekend. Families from Toronto Albany Hollis and Glen Williams visit, with others taking summer cottages. A man loses the index finger while repairing fence posts, and several families spend time at cottages and with friends in Bright Cookstown and nearby communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Lane
Robert Lane
Toronto
E. Tarswell
Helen Mills
Thomas Haines
Glen Williams
Joseph Scott
Mya
Vernon Swackhamer
Albany
N.Y
Leila Drifthnal
Hollis, NL
David Swackhamer
Wm. Hull
Pred Brown
Bright
Joseph McGowan
John
Cookstown
Everton Residents and Visitors Over Weekend
Mr and Mrs Bert Palframan returned Friday from their honeymoon up north. John Fielding of Paris spent the weekend here and attended Orangeville races. Elmer Awrey and family of Guelph were holiday guests with the Usherwoods. London’s James Robertson visited grandmother Mrs M Black for a couple days. Sunday visitors at that home included the McWilliams family of Puslinch and Parker families of Toronto and Lindsay guests. Several other locals hosted weekend and Sunday visitors from Detroit Guelph and Toronto. Charlies Roth of Toronto began excavating a cellar on Hambridge property. Dr Edna Cole and son from Georgetown spent the weekend with her parents. Mrs J P Benham visited in Guelph with W Van Norman. Beatrice Crammond of Islington and Mrs M Hawes of Hillsburg shared Sunday at Mrs Dampier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bert Palframan
John Fielding
Paris
Orangeville
Elmer Awrey
Ivan and
Whibert
Guelph
W. Usherwood
James Robertson
London
Apent
M. Black
Albert McWilliams
Puslinch
D. H. Parker
Archie Parker
Toronto
Muriel
Harry Simons
Detroit
Hazel Hildenbrand
Ormie Dingman
Charlies Roth
Hambridge
Edna Cole
Douglas
Georgetown
O. Jestin
J. P. Benham
W. van Norman
Beatrice Crammond
Islington
M. Hawes
Hillsburg
Dampier
Community Notes From Campbellville Gather for Church Reopening
Campbellville residents share news of visitors and travel. Rev J T Gtrachan from Owen Sound spoke at the re opening of Nanaigaweya Presbyterian Church with inspiring addresses. Local families welcomed guests from Toronto Brantford Cobourg and Montreal and there was no service at St David's due to the church reopening.
Rockwood Camp Sees Fifty Boys Under Moffat Leaders
About fifty boys attend the XI Y Camp in Rockwood led by Cody Moffat, Guelph YMCA physical instructor, with assistants W Cosford W Gerrie A Proud J Ferguson and R Barber guiding two weeks of outings. Local residents, visitors, and holiday news fill the page along with church and bank staff holidays and building updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cody Moffat
Guelph Y.mlca
Moffat
W. Cosford
W. Gerrie
A. Proud
J. Ferguson
R. Barber
England
Mis
Frank Moore
United Church
Stanley Harris
Lambert Twins
Moore
S. E. Spokes
Northampton
St. Lawrence River
Minnie Nickell
Windsor Sanitarium
E. Nickell
J. H. Gibb
The
Royal Bank
W. H. Teskey
Guelph
W. Fitzgerald
J. Garland
Oakville Town Council Acts On Bandstand and Public Safety
Forty six candidates wrote entrance exams at Oakville High School. Council approved funds to build a portable bandstand for the Oakville Citizens Bond. Rev Canon D Russell Smith and daughter depart for London with Rev F Noel Palmer filling St Jude's pulpit during his absence. A driver from New York was fined for reckless driving after a hotel crash. Roy Smith pushed for lake bathing protection and a life guard at the lake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oakville High School
Oakville
Canon D. Russell Smith
Jude's Church
Hilda Smith
London
England
St. Jude
F. Noel Palmer
Toronto
Joseph Manion Gyrnouse
N.Y
Gibeon
Woodliffe
Lnke
Roy Smith
Georgetown pupil events and young musicians noted
Georgetown Public School pupils presented Miss Ryan a watercolor and vase before midsummer vacation. Miss Grace Gummer returned home after an appendicitis operation. Toronto Conservatory results for Miss Matthews pupils include Elsie Fey Kenneth Harrison Douglas Cole. Georgetown Band members won several Waterloo Festival solo prizes. Norman Herbert and Frank Carter also earned top honors in saxophone and clarinet contests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dahlins
John Street
Georgetown Public School
Ryan
Grace Gummer
Guelph General Hospital
Toronto Conservatory of Music
Miss Matthews
Elsie Fey
Kenneth Harrison
Douglas Cole
Georgetown Band
Waterloo
Joseph Wilcox
Norman Herbert
Frank Carter
Herald
Burlington News Briefs Include Theft Attempt and School Appointments
Last night a thief entered E A Harris garage at 60 Locust Street but left without disturbing the car. the lock lay on the ground and doors stood open. Iris Philips, Wales exchange teacher, departs tomorrow on a West and Pacific coast teaching trip. Twelve pounds of sausage were stolen from a front-store case by Lrana pest early Monday morning. Burlington Masonic Lodge 165 observed its annual divine worship at Trinity United Church with strong attendance. High School teaching appointments for the coming term announced. most last year’s full members retained, Ramsey and Gibb missing. Thunderstorm damage at Joseph Brown residence on Woodland Avenue. a large pine tree struck the property, clothes line toppled, corner of house damaged, fire avoided.
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E. A. Harris
Locust Street
Iris Philips
Wales
Central “School
Pacific Coast
Lranapest
Burlington Masonic Lodge
Trinity United Church
Joseph Brown
Woodland Avenue
Local Social Notes From Remasy to Kin deraley
Mra Wm Watson of Remasy Alberta and Ure J J Watt of Guelph spent the past week with their niece Mrs W F Bre Mery and Mr McEnery. Dr and Mrs McPhail and daughter Mixa Jean visit en route home to Kinderaley Gnak after six months in England and abroad. Mrs W J Young suffered a painful cut needing six stitches when a washing Qing star broke. On June 17 the ladies of 8 Class No 12 Brinee hosted pupils with Miss Joan Barbour. Yrin Continuation School held a farewell at Stanley Park for Miss Deen Hall who sails to Lucknow with her parents. Miss Hall received a vanity box.
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Mra
Wm. Watson
Remasy
Alberta
Ure
J. J. Watt
Guelph
W. FP. Bre- Mery
Mr. McEnery
Joan Barbour
Yrin Continuation School
Stanley Park
Deen Hall
Lucknow
Local Notes From Brighton To Hamilton And Guelph
Local residents visit relatives and travel between Brighton Hamilton and Botasevain Man. Mr Blake Vannatter was hospitalized in Guelph for medical treatment. Wing ham and Erin area families spent time with friends and at Stanley Park. Peacock School reported a theft of valuable materials belonging to the teacher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Stortill
Brighton
Foreman
Mr. Foreman
Hamilton
Blake Vannatter
Guelph
Wm. Kentner
Botasevain
Man
George Evans
Wingham
Cam
McEnery
Irvine
Wylie
United Church Sunday School
Stanley Park
Erin
Peacock School
Milton Notes and Local Parades Highlight Weekend
Mrs. E. O. Book of Detroit visits nieces in Milton. Roy Field of Edmonton tours his mother Mrs. J. M. Field. Stewarttown Fife and Drum Band leads Milton LOL 2385 in a Knox Presbyterian Church parade. Mrs. J. E. Marcellus leaves for Jamies Street home after a Court Street cake plate presentation. Frank McNiven, Halton jail governor, is reinstated by Sheriff Hampshire after the William Moore escape, per Deputy Secretary Neelands.
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E. O. Book
Detroit
Evans
Rusk
Clarridge
Roy Field
Paul
Edmonton
Alta
Field
J. M. Field
King Street
Stewarttown
Milton Lol
Knox Presbyterian Church
John Riddell
J. E. Marcellus
Court Street
W. Bousfield
Jamies Street
Marcellus
J. M. Denyes
Frank McNiven
Halton County
W. J. L. Hampshire
McNiven
William Moore
Bruce Marshall
C. F. Neelands
Careles
Pess
Neelands
Champion
Eden Mills Church Notes and Local Visits
The Ladies Aid met at Mrs Roy Gordon’s home with good attendance. Residents and visitors from Acton Limehouse Toronto St Thomas and Detroit dropped by or visited relatives, including the Bridle family and Mr W Bridle whose illness from rheumatic fever prompted well wishes. Service at the Presbyterian Church continues through July and August. Dr Prof Croft of Kitchener visited his parents before an extended trip to the Western Coast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Presbyterian Church
Roy Gordon
Florence Campbell
Southampton
Thos, Rennie
E Rennie
Toronto
W. J. Lowrie
Jack Wright
Detroit
Clarence Boughner
Roy Turner
St. Thomas
Wright
J. D. Lowrie
W. Bridle
Bloomsbury
George Ramsey
Cumnock
John Ramsey
Prof Crofte
Kitchener
Croft
Storey Clan Holds 15th Annual Reunion at Thistletown Hall
The Storey descendants from Nagsagaweya gathered at Thistletown Community Hall despite poor weather for the 15th annual reunion. Toronto hosts organized events with attendees from Montreal and Detroit, including sports, a lunch, a memory moment, and an evening dance. Officers named include President Nell Black of Guelph and Vice President Chester Wallace of Toronto.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Storey
Thomas
Elizabeth Storey
Nagsagaweya
Thistletown
Toronto
Robert Free
Hines
Montreal
Detroit
Mich
Saginaw
Nell Black
Guelph
Chester Wallace
Chester Early
Norval
Mra
Alfred Wilson
Campbellville
Marion Storey
Mary Wilson
Downsview
Jim McQibbon
Milton
Oporta
Messrs
Wm, Cox
Roy Harrop
Jim McGibbon
Two Winners Named In Poem Anniversary Week
The Free Press notes two winners for the poem anniversary week. Pearl Smith of Acton and Mrs D G Robertson of Ospringe receive weekly awards. A reader in Kitchener mentions a line error by Mr Coles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bloomsbury
Nassagawega
Kitchener
Coles
Colea
Niagara-on the-Lake
Tie Free Press
Descendants of William East Reunite at Dominion Day
A large gathering at PeGMwood Park in Biden Mills brings together descendants from Ontario Manitoba and Pennsylvania for a multi generation reunion. The event honors the late William East and Mrs East with family histories shared and plans announced for annual reunions at Edgewood Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pegmwood Park
Biden Mills
William East
Ontario
Manitoba
Pennsylvania
Thos. O. East
Amaranth
Courame
Thos. Watson
Dominion
England
Canada
Quebec
Buckinghamshire
East
Victorian
QTR
Margaret Gler
Gorafraxa
Grand Valley
Edgewood Park
Scotland
A High Tribute To New Minister Alagtsathy
In dialect speech a local crowd praises the new minister Alagtsathy calling him a fine man. The conversation notes he asked the land for things the previous pastor did not know he possessed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alagtsathy
Pass Degree Church Service Schedule in July 1038
Sunday July 16 schedule lists Daylight Saving Time events at 11.00 am church service on The Pass Degree. 12.15 pm Sunday School and Bible Cleared with 7.00 pm service withdrawn. Public notices show broad participation and Anglican tone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moses
Sabbath School and Evening Talks at Local Meeting
The notice lists daylight saving time labels with a Sabbath School at 11 30 a m and an evening session at 7 00 p m led by Abraham the Unselfish Warrior. It closes with a welcoming pledge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Simmer Gates
Abraham
For Sale Seven-roomed Roughcast House Crescent Reasonable Price
Classified notice offers a seven room roughcast house at No 9 Crescent for sale by Mrs George Wood asking a reasonable price. Also includes a double garage and notes good condition. Separate lines offer horses and injured animals services and a business opportunity with Familex Co in Montreal for guaranteed products and quick cash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crescent
George Wood
Familex CO
St. Clement
Montreal
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George Day
Muskoka
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Port Ocolborne
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St. John's Church
Murdo Munro
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