Neighborhood News of Readable Centre Items
In Br. TEL to Jr. TV and Gr. II sections names of students in order of merit appear. Ron Swackhamer Dora Denny Wilmer Davidson Edith Warne Jerry Guthrie Audrey MacArthur Agnes Airdrie Mina Crippa George Airdrie Lucy Denny Frank Airdrie Harry Gibson Jimmis Gibson Vera M. Hurst is listed as teacher for the cycle of class progress and merit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Br. Tel
Jr. TV
Ron Swackhamer
Dora Denny
Wilmer Davidson
Prom Jr
Alxina Gibson
Billie Stewart
Gillie Bterritt
Cifford Bierritt
Ward Graff
Gr. Il
Jr, Tli
Edith ‘Warne
Jerry Guthrie
Jr. Il
Audrey MacArthur
Agnes Airdrie
Or. I
Mina Crippa
George Airdrie
Gwackhamer
Lucy Denny
Frank Airdrie
Harry Gibson
Jimmis Gibson
Vera M. Hurst
CREWSONS CORNERS Sunday Service and Visitors
At our last Sunday service here Hov Mr Hamilton from Acton spoke to Sunday School scholars about the good work of the Superintendent. Mins M Locker organist of the Baptist Church Acton led songs and sang a solo. Next Sunday July 12 Rev H L Bennie from Acton preaches at 3 pm. Visitors included Mr and Mrs W Hillis of Hamilton and Mr and Mrs W Hammarsley and Miss Jean of Galt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton
Acton
Mins M. Locker
H. L. Bennie
W. Hillis
W. Hammarsley
Jean
Galt
T. J. Onoll
John McColl
Niawara Pulls
George Graham
Tyler
Johnston
Mias Campbell
Toronto
Robertson
London
Ontario
Wlack
Local Notes From Warrrington And Surrounding Districts
Mr Puter Cole visited friends at Warrington last week. Mr Bert McMenemy broke his wrist playing ball and is in the General Hospital, Guelph, for medical care. Miss Bessie Bennie returns home from Toronto for summer vacation. Miss Thelma Cripps of Acton spent ten days with the McEnerys. The United Church garden party at the McEnery home June 20 drew a grand crowd. the war play Nancy Ann Brown’s Polls delighted all, the Churchill Orchestra provided music, and the refreshment booth was well patronized. proceeds were substantial. Melville Church Sunday School, Caledon, held their pleasant event in Guelph Friday. Mrs Richard Wurnside asks for St Joseph’s Hospital, Guelph, assistance nominations. Mr and Mrs Alfred Soper visited friends at Markdale on Sunday. Haying season begins for most farmers in the district. Charlie Quile’s plumber attended the funeral of the late Mr L Moore on Saturday January.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Puter Cole
Warrington
Bert McMenney
Guelph
Bessie Bennie
Toronto
Mins
Thelma Cripps
Acton
It. A. McEnery
Melville Church Hunday School
Caledon
Richard Wurnside
Askling St. Joseph's Hospital
Alfred Soper
Markdale
Quile
Mr. 1
PL Moore
Womens’ Association
United Church
Woy
W. J. ‘Taylor
Burt Lloyd
Mixs Mabe
J. A. Gibble
Riverdale Park
Robert Patterson
Neventh
Eramosa
A. Ke. Laing
Winnipeg
Ottawa
Eddie Weatherstone
Royal Bank
Ross Carton
Lynden
Mieces
Bt. George
Ontario
Capringa
D. D. Gray
Rev. W. WW
McCracken
Walkerton
Alexander
Taft
M. H. ‘Taylor
Yelgrave
Wed
Taylor
Presbyterian Church
Little
Wanover
Fonmerly
Robert Major
Duntie
Fugit Major
Jas. Small
Fred Lambert
Jas. McQueen
I Cathleen Lynch
Everett KB. LoViness
Duffalo
LoViness
W. Gardiner
Murdo Munro
Womilton
Guelph Stroet
Ospringe
John Gunter
Andrew Meteod
Fred Moore
Wm. Garstang
New York
N. Y
Hit Brother
Burca Mutrio
Kily
Kiwanis
Worane Kendall
Leonard Pour
Gavin Society
Quelph
Campbellville Notes On Local Visits And Events
Campbellville residents recount weekend visits and greetings as Agnes Mann and Kathleen Mubbert visit, John Bearts renews ties in the village, and Mrs Jamon Moore breaks her hip. A wedding anniversary celebration for R O Manxles is noted, plus numerous visitors from Toronto Sudbury Woodstock and Hamilton call on locals. The Masonic picnic nears Crawford’s Lake and the McPhail family reunion at Exhibition Park, Guelph reports a large turnout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. O. Manxles
Frank Ells
Woodnlock
Morno
Ani Mra
Wesley Mason
Mise Mary Ed4eson
Toronto
Myr. Alex
Lorne Finnemore
Hamilton
Hotie
Dan Hunter
Crawford's Lake
McPhail
Holdet
Exhibition Park
Guelph
Visitors and Relatives Share Family Visits in Capringes and Ontario
Miss Annie MecKenaie of Toronto visits sister Mrs W Usherwood then joins another sister Mrs W Sutton and relatives in Capringes for a few days. Miss Loly and Robert McCutcheon spoke with grandparents at Ospringe. Rose Currie of New Travel visits cousins at Walter Coul ing home. Helen and Master Stewart Allen with same hosts. The Smith McCutcheon family from Brantford spent Sunday with John McCutcheon. Mr and Mrs W Moore of Detroit and Mrs Ada Moore of Toronto have been visiting Everts. Albert Robertson and son of London visit relatives here amid W Hoynders motor trip to Michigan to see his hospitalized mother. Mr and Mrs Smith have been north on a fishing expedition. Mrs Elulo Weber and Miss Helen Robertson of Buffalo visit, stamping a stay with the sister-in-law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annie .MecKenaie
Toronto
W. Usherwood
W. Sutton
Capringe
Loly
Robert McCutcheon
H. HR. McCutcheon
Ospringe
Rose Currie
New Travel
Walter Couling
Ielen
Stewart Allen
Smith McCutcheon
Brantford
John McCutcheon
W. Moore
Detroit
Ada Moore
Everts
Albert Hobertson and Son
London
W. I. Hoynders
Michigan
P.mith
Elulo Weber
Miay
Helen Hobertson
Buffalo
N. Y
Pak
Pardon party and community notices from Rockwood
The Rockwood pardon party hosted by the Womens Association of the United Church enjoyed ideal weather and a wood programme by Burt Lloyd Mixs Mabe Contrill Little Audrey Campbell and the Melody Loys of Milton. Various reunions and local events followed including two family gatherings at Riverdale Park Guelph and the home of the Patterson family.
Ebenezer Garden Party and Local Match Results
The Ebenezer United Church garden party was held on the church lawn. Fall wheat ripening brings good crop prospects. Lena Marsh of Guelph visited Knatchbull on Dominion Bay. Pearl Morley of Millan visiting grandparents at Knatchbull this week. Mrs. G.O. Darby of Knatchbull visiting Dundas. Rockwood and Ebenezer met at Darbyville with Rockwood winning. Acton and Kilbride Dascica teams played at Ebenezer, Acton lost 6 to 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ebenezer United Church
Church Lawn
Lena Marsh
Guoslph
Knatchbull
Dominion Bay
Pearl Morley
Millan
A. Darby
Sas
Dundas
Rockwood
Ebenezer
Darbyville
Acton and Kilbride Dassica
Acton
Georgetown Firemen Attend Church Parades and Storm Damages
Georgetown residents joined church parades in Oakville and Ottawa while social groups visited relatives in Montreal and Toronto. A family gathering at the Golf Club preceded a Thursday dinner. A severe electrical storm caused roof damage at Ginkth & Bronce and broken apple trees in a yard. High heat preceded the wind event, with extensive water damage reported.
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Georgetown
Oakville
J. B. Moore
Waing
Aileen Moore
Pra
Ottawa
Montreal
Prank. Allall
Song
Douglas
Robert
Jack
Toronto
Milas Dolly Bample
A. & McNinch
T. Kelly
A. Bample
Margaret
Willoughby la
Lake Bridge
Minnesota
Winnipeg
YW UW. Bingham
Liingham
A. W.frith
Golf Club
R. D. Warren
Ginkth & Bronce, Ll
A. K. Bpeight
Local Notes From Erin and Vicinity
Ewin Dr A E Mullin and Mra Mullin of Toronto spent the week end with their aunt Mrs Eronboy. Mr and Mrs W Homer and family moved into the D Conley property. Mr Kenneth Wood of Guelph, a former Erin boy, earned his DB A at Saskatoon and now leads a United Church Mission in Saskatchewan. Walter Fendley narrowly escaped injury while at the wheel of his lumber truck when a turn near Wannyn Mouth sent the vehicle over an embankment. The fire bell summoned help as Mr Geo Wamenbottom’s rubbish fire spread to his woodshed due to a shifting wind. Robert McCutcheon’s horse, after a period of distress, collapsed and died on the way to his farm. Morris Teeter’s house was struck by lightning during Friday’s storm but no fire resulted. Advocate
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. E. Mullin
Mra. Mullin
Toronto
Mra
Eronboy
Mira
W. Homer
D. Conley
Kenneth Wood
Guelph
Erin
Saskatoon
Saskatchewan
United Church
Saskatcheawn
Walter Fendley
Wannyn
Geo. Wamenbottom
Ramasbottom
Hil
Robert McCutcheon
Morris Teeter
Oakville Notes From A Busy Weekend In Barrie And Nearby
Oakville residents attend the McKengles wedding in Barrie while Calgary visitors stay with J. 3. Duty on Randal Street and Coo Orleo visit Meaford and Trafalgar. Hen losses, a big trout catch, and the Yhoo Dairy Company opening a new Oakville branch are noted along with July heat impacts on Deputy Neeve Howson and Oakville residents planning trips to Montreal and St. Catharines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Lawson Wan Briddamalid
McKengles McCarthly
Barrie
Albert Reyer
Calgary
Alla
YU Pass
Trafalgar
I. A. Jaques
Meaford
Bundsy
Tong
Yhoo! Dairy Company
Leopening 4
Oakville
Dion Btreet
Oakville Nova
Hlukuloek Bros
Wins
Lake of Aya
Neeve Howson
Tee
Lakeshore
John Roas
New York
Alex. Boas
Chinch Street
Tess
GO. W. Coote
Marion Coots
Moodtay
Montreal
Jax Qootma
McGill University
Gt. Catharines
Milton News Highlights and Local Notes
Milton residents share visits and travels with Toronto friends. Lowville dam rebuilt after fire with preparations underway. Jack Mackenzie makes a golf hole in one at Milton Golf and Country Club. Windsor’s Albert Marchand enjoys holidays here. Oakville Ball team donation and armory expansion discussed. John Milton Chapter YO DE holds 20th anniversary at W I Clements home with W E Groves as speaker.
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W. JH. Stewart
Toronto
Koella
Lowville
Will Stewart
Milton
Toronto University
FE. A. Harris
The
Burlington Gazette
Harris
Marjorie Tinria
Canada
United States
California
Milton Golf and
Jack Mackenzie
San
Mackenszie
Miltas
Albert Marchand
Windsor
Elmer Turner
Clarence
Oakville
Martin
John Milton
D. E
Ted
W. i Clements
W. E. Groves
Local Burlington Notes and Miscellany Updates
Burlington notices report July 1 dog leash rules, tax arrears auction results, and town cleanup. Examinations at the high school had 105 candidates. Mrs McNally from Chicago visited her parents. A bus mishap near Water Street caused scare but no injuries. Five fence posts torn by a Port Credit driver. two rink teams from nearby clubs competed in Dundas. tax sale attendance low with town reducing arrears by about $19,000.
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McNally
Chicago
Wm. Graham
Bates
A. Thoma
Murry
Vanemiver
Es Beith
Cairn Sith
J. 2 Bickle
Port Credit
Dundas
Riik
Mra. Millett
Tilton
J. A. Graham
Wm. Mallett
Janda
Yarlington
Local social notes recount visits and summer gatherings
Lim enouse and Mrs A Walliday of Toronto visited friends here this week while A Grant spent a brief holiday improving his cottage. Cannilans George Miller and Miss McKensie from Toledo and Miss N Awackhamer of Detroit also holidayed here. The United Sunday School picnic at Stanley Park with Churchill Sunday School featured swimming boating and court games. A Friday strawberry social at the Presbyterian Church raised funds for the Women’s Association with a varied entertainment program and instrumental and vocal acts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Walliday
Torento
A. Grant
George Millere
Miss McKensie
Toledo
Mini N. Awackhamer
Detroit
The
United Sunday School
Presbyterian Church
Women's Association
John Nickell
Warry Norton
James Davies
Troward
Mr. W. Gowdy
Misa McFee
W. Price
Gray family reunion at Alvinton attended by local notables
The Gray family reunion at Alvinton was attended by J Oree Mist A Hf Ores Mr and Mrs Kerr and Milas A Crow and others on Saturday June 27. RN Brown has been improving slowly after a recent illness. N F Lindsay has been confined to bed for a month but is now able to rise. Miss E B Marrinam of Toronto visited the Morrigan home for the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Oree
A. Hf
EB. Marrinam
Toronto
Mra. D. D. Morrigan
Automobile Obsolete Riddle From Aged Vehicle Tale
A quirky exchange wonders what happens to an old car that can no longer run. The dialogue suggests an absurd plan to sell the unusable auto to a parent for a supposedly useful purpose.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doarlo
German Traveller Refuses Fare. Train Stopped
A German traveler aboard a train refused to pay the regular fifty cent fare, offering thirty cents. The conductor halted the train and ejected him. The man then climbed onto the engine and began walking along the track, ignoring the engineer’s whistle. He declared he would not return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oatwinkling
Rman Thong
Letting Yate Do Its Worst on Balcony Garden Talk
A dialogue shows Mrs. Smith and Mr. Smith debating a young couple in the garden below. Mrs. Smith suggests a proposal while he questions if a warning whistle was ever meant. The exchange hints at social tensions and miscommunication between neighbors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smiths
Weighing Hay Stacks Methods for Estimating Volume
The article explains several ways to estimate hay volume by measuring length width and the rope distance across the stack to compute cubic feet. It notes to divide by a third or a quarter to reach approximate tonnage and describes adjustments if the stack slopes.
Lemon Aids For Cleaning And Cooking
A how to style note touts lemon juice uses from cleaning dingy items to boosting flavor. It suggests dissolving lemon with soap for dirty towns water and whitening pastes for white koya, plus lemon in whipping cream and in meat cooking for tenderness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plano
Church Services and Sermon Subjects Schedule
Daylight Saving Time services announced with ministerial topics. Services at 11 00 p m and 12 00 noon with the minister delivering The Suprem acies of Life and Love's Passion. Sabbath School at 10 45, Bible class at 12 00 noon, public worship at 12 00 noon, and 1 00 p m sermon What Are You Worth. All welcome July 12, 1931.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daylight Saving
Tims
Bunday School
Keverybody
Hector McLean
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Sfurboen
Mr. Smith
J. Cadesky Optometrist
A.J. Drown
Patterson’s
Delux
GRAN
SUGAR
Tbs
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RED & White
J. W. Jones
Acton, Ont
Church of Canada
Acton Bier
I. Fela
Willow Street
Presbyterian Knox Church
Hi. L. Bennie
Act On Baptist Church
W. J. Hamliter
Wasacasge
Sail Street
Mis, Ciyapatan, Knox Avene
Jonne'ton
B. Huffman
Bay P.O
Taranto
Lakeside
Alto Baby Carriage
Aweeney
Young Etreet
Nolmes
Dominion
Lorne School
L. C. Johnston
White Rocks
Tota
Hergus
Tyler’s Transport
P.O
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