Local Notes On Travel Careers And A Garden Party
Erin and Miss Abbott with relatives in Western Canada plan visits to Olds Alberta and other cities. Annie Cook secures teaching posts near Sault Ste. Marie and north of Belleville. G D Johnston takes over a Dundalk barber shop. Mr Harper of Toronto suffered a paralytic stroke June 26 and remains confined. Ronald Leitch and family visit Kalamazoo with Dr A D Leitch. Burns Presbyterian Church hosts a large garden party at the Agricultural Grounds last Wednesday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.M. Abbott
Jean Abbott
Western Canada
Olds
Alberta
P. W. Palmer
Toronto
Montréal
C. S. Zee
Hamilton
A. Rowden
Oskiawa
E. Conboy
Annie M. Cook
Sault Ste. Marie
Priscilla’ Cook
Belleville
G. D. Johnston
Dundalk
Lyons
J. ‘Harper
Harper
Ronald Leitch
Rolly Leitch
A. D. Leitch
Leitch
Kalamazoo
Mich
Burns’ Presbyterian Church
Advocate
Neighborhood News Intereting Items Involving Other Centres
Brief items from nearby communities capture local happenings of interest to readers. Reports highlight social events, small council notes, and everyday happenings across neighboring centers.
Social Notes From Ballinafad and Nearby
Mrs E J Wright of Toronto visits cousin Mrs A Soper at Ballinafad. Mr A R McEnery injures a leg ligaments playing ball at Limehouse July 1. David Forster of Niagara Falls visits Mr A Soper at Omagh. Marguerite Elwood Kentner visiting at the former's home. Gavin Cree conducts barn raising on Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. J. Wright
Toronto
A. Soper
A. R. McEnery
Limehouse
David Forster
Niagara Falls
Ontario
Kentner
Marguerite
Elwood
Omagh
Gavin Cree
Community notes from Stewart Town and surrounding area
Mr and Mrs Ralph Mills and daughter visited Mrs Tracy on Sunday. Harold Wilson of Toronto visits with Douglas Lawson for a few days with Miss Annie Graham. The Fyfe and Drum Band practices for the 12th. St Johns W A held a baking sale in the Council Chamber on Friday July 6. A strawberry social at the Bowmans with Limehouse Triple L Orchestra. Douglas Lawson is improving slowly after pneumonia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Mills
Tracy
Pred Hamlyn
Grace
Toronto
Harold Wilson
Douglas Lawson
Annie Graham
Wilson
Tottenham
Alfred Thompson
St. John's W.A
Council Chamber
W. Bowman
Lown
Bowman
Limehouse
Triple L Orchestra
Somerville Inducted at Ebenezery United Church Nassagaweya
The induction of Rev. Mr. Somerville, minister of Eden Mills, was held last Thursday evening at Ebenezery United Church with Rev. M. Robinson of Barrie Hill and Rev. Clydesdale of Guelph presiding. A luncheon and social followed. The note lists several local visitors and a death in Rockwood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Somerville
Eden Mills
Ebenezery7 United Church
M. Robinson
Barrie Hill
Clydesdale
Norfolk Street United Church
Guelph
Harry Coulson
Martin Early
Milton
Mills Shirley Adams
Toronto
Knatchbu
Nellie Kingsbury
Dundas
Irene Darby
Knatchbull
Rockwood
Pranklin Ramshaw
Cameron Ramshaw
J. H. Nightingale
Port Credit
Local notices and travels outline small town scenes
Eden Mills N S Marshall and N Pickett visited Burk's Falls to assess winter damage on maple and fruit trees. Rev Gandler and Mrs left for Glen Morris, Somervilles moved in, N S 5 Nassagaweya plans a Diamond Jubilee schoolhouse event. Toronto visitors Lee stay at summer home. Mrs Argo returns home after illness. Strachan Croft and Campbell visit. Dr Croft in Kitchener. Robi Croft travels to Manitoulin Island for work. Funeral of Mrs F Ramshaw attended. interment at Rockwood Cemetery. Gilbertron Bros reopen stone crusher for road work. note on A McAlpine graveyard project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. S. Marshall
Charles Lee
Toronto
Wm. Argo
Strachan Croft
Campbell
Goderich
F. Croft
Kitchener
Wm. Croft
Robi
Croft
Manitoulin Island
F. Ramshaw
Rockwood Cemetery
Gilbertron Bros
A. McAlpine
Max “Attine
Harvest News From Limehouse Area Social Roundup
Limehouse reports harvest underway and weather mixed with welcome rain. Local residents visit relatives in Cobourg Thorold Toronto and Michigan while families attend church picnics and a garden party. The Ballinafad United Church event draws a large crowd and the Women’s Institute features Dr. J. G. Sutherland on eye care.
Rockwood Notices Honor Mrs Ramshaw Then List Local Happenings
Mrs Franklin Ramshaw died after a long illness and her funeral at the United Church drew a full crowd led by Rev W J Taylor with Rev Somerville assisting. The report also notes a Presbyterian Sunday School picnic at Exhibition Park, Y Camp and girls camp activities, relief work by Rev John Little, travels of local families, and recent visits from several relatives and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin Ramshaw
United Church
W. J. Taylor
Mr. Somerville
Eden Mills
Mr. Taylor
Rockwood Cemetery
Presbyterian
Exhibition Park
Guelph
Rotary Club
M. Hume
John “Little
Mount Forest
W. J
Choir Leads Music At St David's Church
A.male choir led the music at St David's Church on Sunday with an eloquent address by a representative of the Toronto O T A. Toronto visitors included Mr and Mrs W Graham. Detroit visits noted for Jack Wheelmhan. Several locals visited relatives and relatives hosted guests from Milton Hamilton and London Ontario.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. David’s Church
Toronto
W. Graham
R. Co
Jack Wheelmhan
Detroit
Anne Martin
Wallace Martin
Estelle Bell
David Mahon
Western University
London
F. , McPhail
Ronald
Bobbie
Hamilton
Edith Dewar
Milton
Esther Wheeliban
Local Social Roundup From Grimsby and Surroundings
Opringe and nearby towns host a busy weekend with visits from Grimsby and St. Catharines relatives. Grace Burrows returns home. Miss Jean Kirkwood sprains an ankle while visiting Beatrice Van Normat. other residents including the Grundys Akitt and Aitken families share time with kin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. D. Burrows
Root
Grimsby
St. Catharines
Grace Burrows
S. McLean
Chisholm
Erin
George Peiren
Rockwood
John ‘Aitken
Leslie Grundy
Detroit
Wilbert Kant
Stratford
George Grundy
Cooke
Guelph
Albert
Rete
James
Duncan
London
Maas
Lloyd Allan
Acton
iMr
John Akitt
Everton Institute Hosts Health Themed July Meeting
The Everton Institute held a July gathering at Mrs. G G Robertson's home with the president presiding. Members from the Royal Institute attended and a varied program featured poems by Mrs. Fletcher, readings, solos, a skit Doctor Pusspuss, and a discussion on modern grandmothers. A garden party for the Everton Cemetery is planned for late July at R C Thomson's grave with the Happy Cousins from Elmira. Refreshments and social time followed. August meeting planned at Mrs. Thompson Stewart's home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Everton ‘Institute
G. G. Robertsson
W. H. Hartop
Garden Party
Everton Cemetery
R. CO. Thomson
Happy Cousins
Elmira
Bert Robertson
Everton
Myr
Tolton
Toronto
Royal Institute
J. G. Fletcher
Thompson Stewart
Milton Letters and Local Notes from Milton District
Mrs George Mann of Hamilton visited Mrs John T Hannant over the week end. Miss Doris Bews and Miss Isabel Bevis of New Westminster B C visit Mrs S R Bews. Dominion Day programs in Milton aid the Halton Agricultural Society. Mrs Sandy Paterson and daughter Joyce of Toronto visited Mrs Chas Bowring over the week end. Edwin Harrop and his sons Cedric David and Sam holiday at Angenwood Beach. Milton Brass and Reed Band members bought new trousers for uniforms. Mayor Syer and Town Clerk Hemstreet attended a Dominion Day luncheon in Toronto. Miss Kathleen Dick daughter of the Crown Attorney and Mrs W S Dick joins Burlington High School staff at 1300 salary, replacing Miss MacKay. In Magistrate Elliott's court Cyril Middlebrook Esquesing Township guilty on three charges and sentenced to ten months. four months for liquor sale, three months for liquor permit in another name, three months for liquor in a place not residence. Middlebrook sent to Mimico then likely Burwash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. T. Burns
Rockwood
Wm. Burns
Wauregan
Doris Hope
Quebec
England
Marrttoulin
Husy
Guelph Street
Guelph
Cornwell Company
Brantford
Doris Bews
Isabel Bevis
New Westminster
B. C
S. R. Bews
Milton
Halton Agricultural Society
Sandy Paterson
Joyce
Toronto
Chas
Bowring
Edwin Harrop
Cedric
David
Sam
Anenwood Beach
Milton Brass and
Reed Band
Syer
A. Hemstreet
Stewart
Ontario
King Edward Hotel
Kathleen Dick
Crown Attorey
W. S. Dick
Burlington
MacKay
Oakville High School
Elliott
Cyril Middlebrook
Esquesing
Middlebrook
Mimico
Burwash
Champton
Obedient Tommy Seeks A Clean Plate At Neighborhood Dinner
A young boy named Tommy quietly stays patient before a neighbor’s party. Amid the crowd and meals starting, he asks in a plaintive tone if anyone wants a clean plate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tommy
Oakville News Briefs Highlight Local Events and Personal Notices
The Charms of the Rose and Pearl operetta directed by Miss Elizabeth Askin and Mrs. C Delaney played at Gregory Theatre Friday night. Alberta Mae Jones, daughter of Rev C P and Mrs Jones, is bedbound under doctor care. Mayor George B Jacobs and H Byers attended a Centennial luncheon for civic leaders in Toronto. A Ringwood Burley reunion occurred at C S Street with visitors from Brantford and Toronto. Oakville Citizens' Band placed third at a Waterloo Band Festival with 90 points, up from last year. A bus driver quips about skipping meals at the wheel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Askin
C. Delaney
Gregory ‘Theatre
Alberta Mae Jones
C. P
Toronto
Ringwood
Burley
England
Mya
C. 8
Harry Bolton
Brantford
George Ee
Georgetown Notes and Trials From Local Conservatories
Georgetown Master Bille Armstrong passed his Elementary Violin Exam with honors at the Toronto Conservatory of Music. Mr Alfred Baird of Palmerston was seriously injured by an auto, taken to Guelph Hospital in stable condition. Attendees included Mr and Mrs W F Bradley and others at the funeral of Lt Col T P Bradley in Garnia and the Allan MacKay wedding at Victoria Chapel Toronto. Mid-summer exams at Toronto Conservatory saw Miss Margaret Dickie pupils score results with Jane Rumley Kate Rumley Helen Williams Esther Bri attaining honors or first class honors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred Baird
Palmerston
Guelph Hospital
W.F. Bradley
A. I. D. Lawson
Elmer
O.” Thompson
Georgetown
McDonald
Oshawa
D. O. Jackson
Toronto
T. P. Bradley
Garnia
O. T. MacKay
Margaret MacKay
P. B. J\Coffen
Margaret Kennedy
W. ‘R. Douglas
J. M. Moore
Allan-MacKay
Victoria Chapel
Toronto Conservatory of Music
Margaret Dickie
Jane Rumley
Kate Rumley
Helen Williams
Esther ‘Bri
Herald
Daylight Saving Time Theme In Minister's Message
Religious services advertise the day including a sermon titled The Day of God When and noon Sunday School Bible Class. The program notes daylight saving time and the minister's message.
Sabbath School and Summer's Sky Adventure Class Schedule
A church notice lists events for Sunday July 15 1934: Sabbath School at 10 00 a m The Summers Sky program at 11 00 a m and Adventure at 1 00 p m The message ends with Always Welcome.
Evening Service Withdrawn and Prayer Meeting Schedule
Daylight Saving Time notice outlines Sunday School at 10 30 a m and Thy Will Be Done service at 11 30 a m. Fifth in a series on the Lord's Prayer. Evening Service withdrawn. Prayer Meeting scheduled Wednesday at 8 00 p m. D S
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ballinafad
Stewart Town
Stephenson
Arthur
S. Kirkpatrick
Thorold
R. W. Johnson
Matheson
Frank Miller
Familly
Erin Township
John Marshall and Sons
North Bay
Marshall Rene
R.S. Marshall
James McDowell
Killarney
Iene
Crewsons Corners
Ballinafad United Church
John Snow
Albert Meredith
Orr Lake
Georgian Bay
Women’s Institute
Helen McGowan
Helen Meredith
Dorothy Johnson
Peggy Smethurst
C. Meredith
McGowan
LePoidevin
Arthur Cooney
O'Neil
W. L. McGowan
Arnold
Schomberg
Weil McLean
Richardson
Stankey Perk
Bayne
Wolfville
E. E. LoViness
Buffalo
N Y
Campbellville
Ospringe
George Mann
John T. Hannant
Oakville
Bille. Armstrong
W. Cassidy
J. Cadesky Optometrist
A. T. Brown
Annie Travynor
Bob Williamson
Huttonville Park
America
Canada
United States
Ford Retail Deliveries
Retail Deliveries
Ford
NORTON ._MOTORS
She Artin Free Press
Wesely
Religious
Tied Church of Canada
L. Fosse
B.D. Parsonage
Bower Avenue
W. J. Burns
Brampton
Ont
M. McLean & Co
Humber
Henry Davenport
R. R. Mo
Nassagaweya
Robert Warne
Concession
Roan Steer
Erenre
Fred West
First Line
R. R
Actua
J. G. Tweddle
Fergus
Margaret A. Cook
Beatty
R. J. Kerr
Vannatter Fox Farm
C. Ramshaw
Adiss Hannah Jepson
K. Waller
M. A. Ramshaw
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