Local Social Notes From Ballinafad Area Recap
Mrs Barbara Soper visited Georgetown on Monday with her sister Mrs Margaret Glassey. The Moody family from Schomberg spent Sunday with Mr Thomas Marding’s family. Mrs Gilles and Betty and Bobbie of Kirkland Lake visit Mrs Hert Rogers. Rev Foreman and family are staying with relatives. A garden party drew a good local attendance at Leste School on July set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barbara Soper
Georgetown
Margaret Glassey
Robert Moody
Schomberg
Moody
Thos. Marding
Gilles
Betty
Bobbie
Kirkland Lake
Hert’ Rogers
Foreman
Paranage
Leste’ ‘School
Neighborhood News Interesting Items Concerning Other Centres and Communities
Community brief notes include curious items from nearby towns and centers of interest. Readers find snippets on local events markets and social happenings across regions.
Bennett and locals visit SS Thomas and Maple service
Mr. John Bennett visits SS Thomas for a few days and has started building a new house. Mr. Wo Nickell visits Waterloo over the weekend and Mr. Ed Cripps with Mrs. McIntosh on Sunday. Mr. Mannen begins a new house project. Mr. Tyler attends Maple Service at 11:00 a.m. standard time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Bennett
SS Thomas
Wo. Nickell
Waterloo
Ed. Cripps
McIntosh
Mannen
Tyler
Maple
Hillsburg Visitors and Social Round in Local District
Mr Oliver Irwin of Montana visits Hillsburg and once lived here. Mr and Mrs Bert Herron and child from Flora call on Mrs W Miller. Local residents attend Ospringe garden party. Norman Jackson and family visit Will Jackson. Maude and Eleanor Cheyne attend strawberry social at Robert Sloane’s townline Caledon Tuesday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oliver Irwin
Montana
Irwin
Bert Herron
Llttle
Flora
W. Miller
Manny
Ospringe
Airs
Norman Jackson
Mimosa
Mirs
Will Jackson
Maude
Eleanor Cheyne
Robert Sloane
Townline
Caledon
Everton News Lists Visiting Friends and Relatives
Margaret Reed of Toronto holidaying with her aunts at the Jackson home. Sunday visitors include the Reed sisters and several Jackson and Matthews family members from Ottawa Hillsburg Acton and Toronto. Also plans for Detroit and Cleveland visits and congratulations to Lloyd Leslie Colin Parker and Henry Will for passing entrance exams with honors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Reed
Toronto
Misses Reed
W. J. Jackson
Town
Line
Bd, Jackson
Norman Jackson
Sadie Jackson
Avery Nevilles
Mimosa
Leonard Matthews
Ottawa
Norman Barbour
Hillsburg
Mirs
Fred Johnston
Miss Johnston
Acton
Gordon Watson
John Somerville
Orton
Rosé Currie
Detroit
Mary Robertson
Cleveland
W. Robertson
Guelph
Archie Parker
WH Parker
Lloyd Leslie
Colin Parker
Henry Will
Honoru
Sunday Visitors and Church Life in Local Community
Detroit and Hamilton visitors joined residents for Sunday services at the local Presbyterian Church. Anniversary services featured Rev. Dr. D. L. T. McKerrall and choir, followed by a garden party with the Happy Cousins Concert Co. and Women’s Institute activities including papers, piano solos, and a picnic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mire
Leslie Grundy
Martha Santi
A. Tnref
Detroit
Mitch
Airs
S. Grundy
Appleward
Hamilton
Lesle Webb
Alexander Kirkwood
Aurora
Myr
We Brydon
N. AfekKinnon
Lille
Elmer McKinnon
Marlon
Willsburg
A. Kirkwood
Jean
Guelph
James Brydon
GS. McLean
M. McLean
Row
Xda Tovell
Vera
E. McCutcheon
Whaley
Kitchener
Gordon Brown
Toronto
Holr
E. N. Sunter
Florence Cooke
Vox
BE. Barber
Milas B. VanNorman
Community notes and obituaries from Acton region
The 60th Tic Pare Parks anniversary at Acton elicited praise for the proceedings. George Gray passed away after a stroke on June 3, with burial in Toronto. Townsfolk attended Townsend reunion at Grand Valley and barn dances at Tullamore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Acton
George Gray
Toronto
Townsend
Grand Valley
Hayling
Miranda da Vadeo
ol—Terontor
George Stringer
Quarrie
John Stokes
Tullamore
R. J. Stringer
Canadian Industries and made products inspire Women's Institute
The Women's Institute met at W. Mills home with a Canadian song and a roll call of fifteen. Mrs. Kirkpatrick and Mrs. Smethurst read papers on Canadian industries and Canadian made products. A social lunch followed, church services were well attended, and local reports praised teachers and students for exam success amid favorable weather and growing visitor numbers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women's Institute
Mays
Ladies’ Aid
The
United Church
Burch
AL A
Scarboro Junction
Presbyterian Church
Pasha
J. L. McGowan
and Airs
George Hultz
Schomberg
Jos. McGowan
W. L. Mullere
Brampton
D. Dorry
C. Afiliere
Tamilton
R. Tol
wikiMr
Ray James
Arthur
Ati
Stephenson
Lloyd Green
Vancouver
C. Lane
R. Storey
Toronto
W.T, Mill
Winnifred Ivens
Gale
Gordon Meredith
A. Meredith
J. Yarding
Kitchener
Bearman
Wilfred Johnson
Harold
Thornloe
Ontario
Kenneth Stephenson
Norma
Ghidys Packer
Ryenion Tench
Normandale
Gukvile
Royal Orangemen
Wm. Gowdy
Tha Xfutsummer
Ruranto Conservatory of Music
Welen Meredith
Welen Devervaux
Jhanors
Dell K. Blephenean
Hanors
Joy Jamies
Hanor
Promotion results for SYS No 7 Erin and other juniors
The excerpt lists promotion results across classes from Jr to Sr and other grade moves with names such as Walter Small, Margaret Don, Elizabeth Sim, Arthur Saunders, Colly McCullum, Smilth Griffin, Doris Gordon, Archie Cunningham, Ronald Saunders, Mabel Yardy, Thelma Wardy, Elmeda Sim, Adeline Cunningham, Joyce Waltch, Mervin Rotz, Dorothy Cunningham, Bert Cunningham, Dolkin Mulder, and Marjorie Thornton. Absent notes and teacher Marjorie M Thoron are included.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
SYS
Erin
Jr. LV
Sr.iv
Walter Sm
Margaret Don
Elizabeth Sim
Jr. I
Sr YW
Arthur Saunders
Colly McCullum
Smilth Griffin
Sr. YL
Vardtorig
Ray Muller
Dorks Keeler
Thelma Wardy
Elmeda Sim
Noy Warding
Adeline Cunningham
Joyce Waltch
Mervin Rotz
Dorothy Cunningham
Bert Cunningham
Dolkin Mulder
Marjorie
Thoruon
Milton Browns Enjoy Holiday and Local Happenings
Milton and Mrs T J Brown traveled to Wataga Beach for a two week vacation. Fire Brigade to attend the Provincial Wiremen Demonstration in August. Mrs B E Yates retired after a Western Canada visit. T J Brown sold his drug store to R A Westbrook who has finished interior and exterior work. Families from Milton, Hamilton and GeorgetownJoined a Rosseau Muskoka trip for the holiday. Steven Rodell of Toronto was found not guilty of breaking and entering a service station. A car driven by C Dearest overturned at a C P R crossing injuring occupants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. J. Brown
Wataga Beach
Milton Fire Brigade
Prtralin
B. E. Yates
Canada
A. Westbrook
Mays
W. G .Simpson
Milton
Fleming
Joan
Yamilton
Tost
Georgetown
Rosseau
Muskoka
B. HH. Thompson
Palermo
Steven Rodell
Toronto
L. J. C. Dull
C. Dearest
C. P. RR
Champion
Agnes Ilarris suffers severe fracture from a fall at home
Friends report Agnes Ilarris broke her epine after leaning from an upstairs window last Saturday at her home. She was taken to Guelph General Hospital for treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agnes
Ilarris
Guelph General Hospital
United Church
Exhibition Park
Chas
Téler
Hamilton
J. E. Barrett
Asylmer
Fred McArthur
Kirkland Lake
Murdo Munro
Rannshaw
Staty
Campbellville notices and visits fill village week
Friends and relatives gather in Campbellville for hospital update and social events. The piece lists locals visiting Toronto Barrie Guelph Burlington Brantford and Rockwood for holidays family duties and a 30th anniversary celebration of the Grace Mindon Band with speeches presents a silver basket and a buffet reception.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prank
G. UW. Curbett
R. Early
BD. Campbell
Moffat
FL Sayer
Coskayle
Grace Mindon
Mile Willansue
W. Gumble
Guelph
Myrtle Early
Evelyn
Vansickle
Lawrence Sharps
Mission Band
Verle Vansickly
Alize Ghurpae
R. C. Menvies
Mrengles
Verna, Blakeman
Toronto
Dna Keyney
Burlington
Mary Hubbert
Brantford
RR. Wubbert
Ulton
Annie Fulton
Rockwood
Sty. C. Norrid
Alex. McPhee
Barrie Residents Visit Relatives and Weekend Travels Noted
ERIN Mr and Mrs W L Yannatter of Barrie visited cousin Mrs Dave McMilan on Monday. Ronald Leltch and Rolly Leltch with two children spent the weekend with Midland friends Mr and Mrs Clayton Barbour. W Barbour and H Barbour visited E Brett at Hoseman. HR W Hull joined Dr and Mrs Hutchneon of Yrampton on a Buffalo trip over the weekend. Moréhin Unree hundred former pupils gathered at S S No 6 Erb Township Coningsby to celebrate the old logrd birthday of the school. Duncan McArthur and Ruby McArthur with Brandon Wayne McArthur of Harbor Head Mehigan spent Monday at Thou Cook’s home. Duncan Black sustained a rusty injury to the right eye while employed by C Carpenter erecting a silo at Hertram’s Centre Road Caledon. Black was admitted to Erhi Advocate Medical ward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. L. Yannatter
Barrie
Dave McMilan
Ronald Leltch
Rolly Leltch
Midland
Clayton Arbour
H. Barbour
E. Brett
Hosemant
HR. W. Hull
Brandon
Wayne McArthur
Harbor Head
Mehigan
Thou
Duncan Black
C. Carpenter
Hertram
Centre Road
Caledon
Black
Erhi—Advocate
Local Notes From Burlington Social And Business Roundup
A Burlington column records weekend events including moves to Harriton for jewelry work by Mr. Vierman, and travel plans for Dr. and Mrs. Bodkin and Rev Finlay Matheson with companions. A child’s missing toy returns, a kindergarten teacher resigns and the board seeks a replacement. W. K. Rae rests after hospital observation while friends wish recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Normandie
England
Finlay Matheson
Ton Weir
Maritimes
Jai
Smith
James Street
Brant Street
Mila
Frances Verne
Central School
W. K. Rae
General Hospital
Mamillion
Rae
Gaxatte
Georgetown T1 Old Town Oi Replaced By Clock Tower
Grand celbration at Stewarttown grounds hosted by Scotch Block Circle of Knox Presbyterian Church. Notices include travel for Mrs. Comfort Raosvel and daughter Margaret to Mocktirm Muskoka and families visiting Windsor and Toronto. Community moves as Rev R W Rumsey family departs Georgetown for Erleau before service at Hamilton church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Old Town
Old Country
R. W. Rumsey
Georgetown
Erleau
Oakville items reflect local incidents and notices
A Toronto woman suffers a broken shoulder after a blowout in a right rear tire causes a car to swerve and overturn. Oakville Baseball Intermediates move to second with a 10 4 win over Bronte. Local notices discuss highway widening plans and licensing fees for concession stands and tourist accommodations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Port Credit
Department
Artis Violet McCleary
Sheridan
McCurdy
North Trafalgar
Clarkson School
Star
Ergaret Redditt
Goderch
University of Toronto
Jean Jrng
Westwood School
Board of Education
Woodstock
Oakville Baseball
Lakeshore County
Bronte
L. Patterson
Lome Praplé
Uoensava
Trafalgwr
Hip Council
Elo
Ecard
Juveniles top league with two wins at home
The Juveniles remain league leaders after two home wins. Oakville beat Oskville 10 to 3 with Moloile Guthrie and Patrick each collecting three hits while Jinkes went 2 for 2 for Oakville. Lambert struck out ten in a 3 to 2 win over Milton, scoring the winning run in the ninth as Wayliss stole second and a misthrow allowed the final run.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oskville
Patrick
Moloile
Guthrie
Jinkes
Oakville
R. WE
Acton
Dinsmore
Heath
Lean
Lambert
Woods
Milton
Wayliss
Andrews
D. Sproat
Bose
Beard
D. Brush
Molazzle
McGill
Evard
Millan
Patterson
Lyle
Cy Vard
Brush
Sproat
Timbers
Lamb
J. Sproat
Jones
Molozzle
Ryder
Bayl
Anderson
Notice to the Furious of The Establishment
Public notice from A. D. Savage listing July appointments by day Thursday Monday and Saturday only. Contact by writing or phone 1891 W Quelpii for scheduling at Savage Building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. D. Savaze
RO. Savage
Acton
Ontario
K. N. Parser
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ballinafad
Neighborhood News
Crewson
Everton
Mra
Mcleod, Wim, Hunter, Sr
W. F. Hunter
Limehouse
Campbellville
Beighter Vatu
Sorr
Albert
Afilton
Kh Po
Aualon Quiville
Church of Canada
E. Messa
Bower Avenues
Baptist Church
Presbyterian Knox Church
Bev
I. L. Bennie
Willow Street
Mms. Goldham
J. M. McDonald
Beardmore Leathers Ltd
Secord
Timothy
Ams
G. HW. Lantz
Main Street
RENY
Ako Coleman
A. T. Brown
Wellington- Acceptance. Corporation Limited
Georgetows
Norton Motors
Acton, Ont
Free Presa
Alton
A. T. Brow
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