Georgetown News Roundup From Attias Irene Mulholland Visit
Social notes report Irene Mulholland at the Port Seven summer home with Dr and Xtra Nule. Week end guests include Anne Steele of New York and Misa McKinnon of Regia. Fire at State in the Alfafa Seed area contained after rain. Lions District A delegates Harold McClure and Wm Long attended Bigwin Inn convention with Long elected to Board of Governors. Nightwatchman spotted a blaze at the Legion Hall 1 am Friday. firemen containment prevented damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Attias Irene Mulholland
Xtra Nule
Port Seven
Anne Steele
New York
Misa "Seargery McKinnon
Regia
Apent
Leeton
Harold C. McClure
Mc. Mec Cure
Wm. Hf. Long
Bigwin
Muskoka
Afr. Long
Interdenominational meeting at Glen Williams home
The Union Presbyterian Church WMS held an interdenominational summer meet at Mrs. McDonald’s home on the Qfih line of Chingascousy Townsh ip with guests from Melville Norval Terra Cotta Mount Pleasant and Georgetown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WMS
Union Presbyterian Church
Thompson
Anglican
United Churches
Stanley Park
Erin
Lloyd Barth
Beaumont Wollen
Thos Mill
Community News Briefs from Campbellville and Timmins
Campbellville relatives return after a week with a Brookville brother. In Timmins the Ladies' Aid of St David's Church held a work meeting with quilting, lunch, and social hour in charge of Mrs R C Menzies. Toronto visitors spent the weekend in the village, and a garden party on church grounds featured the Happy Cousins Concert Company from Elmira.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. D. Young and Children
Brookville
Timmins
St. David's Church
R. C. Menzies
Jack Memory
Toronto
A. McPhee
Horace Kay
Wiarum
Boston
St David's Church
Evelyn Vansickle
Don Bernard
Wilma Bell
Torondo
Evelyn Derragh
McMillan
Dick Hubbert
Brantford
Ro Iubbert
Managera
Happy Cousins Concert Company
Elmira
K. T. Snyder
Alien Hill
Milton community picnic and school staff change
The Milton area held a town gathering with a large turnout and various amusements. The Ailston Public School Board selected Russ Mary Peddie of Milton to replace Christina Elliott on the teaching staff after Elliott resigned. Wilfred Featherstone suffered three broken ribs in a hay-hauling accident on Sixth Line Trafalgar. he is recovering. Mr and Mrs RC Cunningham are on a motor trip to Ontario with a Detroit-relative entourage, planning routes through Ottawa Kingston Oshawa and Toronto.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chase
Aporta
Varia Amtamine
Frank Rush
Détratt
John Hush
Aupe
Madfiald
Latowyl
Tadfield
Hadheld
Ailston Public School Board
Russ Mary Peddie
Milton
Misa Christena Elliott
Teadhding
Mize Ellott
RC. Cunningham
Ontario
Ottawa
Kingston
Oshawa
Toronto
Detroit
Wilfred Featherstone
Trafalgar
Mie Horaca
Limehouse Community Notes and Meeting Report
Mrs Shevlin and Jackie of Chatham visited with Mr and Mrs Steven Norrie. Limehouse Woman's Institute met July 7 at Mrs A J Smethurst with guests. plans made to visit Bannockburn branch in August. J Campbell and H McGowan performed. paper on The Silk Stocking Era read. National Anthem and social hour followed. Betty and Peggy Smethurst and others toured Niagara Falls. War Veterans plot dedication at Caledon Council noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jas. Scott
Milas Gladys Wood
Georgetown
Gibb‘s
Robert Lane
Arthur Lane
Dorothy
Toronto
Wm. Proctor
Grant
Limehouse Woman's Institute
A. J. Smethurst
Bannockburn
Smethurst
Joan Campbell
Helen McGowan
Betty
Peggy Smethurst
John Brown
John Jenkinson
Niagara Falls
Caledon Council
Community gathering at Riverside Park Guelph
The St John's Church and 8 Albany Church groups met at Riverside Park Guelph for a Saturday afternoon of races games and socializing. The event followed a brief cooling shower and ended with a shared meal prepared by both congregations. Holy Communion was observed at St. John's Sunday morning with Rev E A Brooks officiating.
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St. John’s Church
Albana Church
Acton
Riverside Park
Guelph
St. John's Church
E A Brooks
Garstang
Aon
Jack
West
Misars
Grace Lawson
Jean Howrl
YPU
United Church
Bort Elginning
Eliabeth
University of Toronto
Orangeville
Elva Bearen
Mia Ross Allan
Covert
Helen
Buffalo
EE LeVine
Vira LeVine
Health Visitors Attend Weeklong Local Hospital Event
Mr. Wisse Vennatter underwent surgery in the hospital at Cuellph. Mr. and Mrs. W Cuatinle of Tors ante were visitors during the week at the former count. Bayer, Trov, J. and Mrs. Moreman and family attended from Muaiotoa. Mrs. Soper and Mr. J. Roper visited in Preston for Mrs. Heath’s funeral.
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Wiske Vennatter
Cuelph
Wid
W. Cuatinle
Torsante
IV. Bayer
Trov
Mra. Moreman
Ty Muaiotoa
Myre
Barbars Soper
J. Roper
Preston
Heath
Cell Goper
Oakville Notes Include Band Concert and Library Renovation
Oakville pupils in the Entrance class led by Principal R P Gaytorson secured their entrance. Mia Mary Hanna of Brooklyn, formerly Oakville, visited town renewing old acquaintances. Mr. and Mrs. Hunter Ogilvig plan a year in Victoria B C. Oakville’s outdoor band concert at Lake Side Park drew 200 listeners. Public Library undergoes renovation with shelves removed for redecoration. Dr F M Denna of the Lions Club elected District Governor of Lions International, District Al, at the Bigwin Inn convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. PF. Gaytorson
Central Shool
Mia
Mary M. Hanna
Brooklyn
Oakville
Myra
Hunter_Ogilvig
Morrison Road
Victoria
B.C
Lakeside Park
F. M
Doc
Denna
Oakville Lions Club
Lions International
Bigwin Inn
Lake of Bays
Burlington News Briefs Highlight Local Appointments and Theft
Mr Ivan H Cleaver of Toronto has joined the Preston Continuation School staff. June relief accounts total 645, down 489 from May and near last year. Constable Hunt investigates a tractor engine theft from a shed at Mr Lee's. engine weighed 150 pounds valued at 100 dollars. Burlington leases former post office and adjacent store for a new brewers warehouse on Water Street. Mrs John Marck reports a 150 dollar diamond ring stolen from a Port Nelson home, suspected by a passing transient. Several motorists face court for burning pavement on Brant and Water Streets as Chief Smith plans stricter enforcement on speed limits. over fifty summonses issued last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burlington
Ivan H. Cleaver
Toronto
Cleaver
Preston
Nebon Township
Hunt
Lee
Water Street
F. W. Templin
John Marck
Lakeshore Highway
Port Nelson
Brant
Water Streets
Canadian Women Embrace Fur Coats in 1936 Output Rise
A Canadian fur goods industry report shows women’s fur coats remain the principal product with 1936 women’s coats totaling 60,603, average price 93 dollars, value up 32 percent from 1923 though output up 170 percent. Overall 1936 fur goods value reached 14.47 million dollars with strong 1928 peak influence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
No Hurry as Teacher Calls for Heaven Hands
A Scottish schoolroom moment shows a teacher offering heaven to those who raise hands. All but one pupil raise their hands while a younger brother nudges him to stay, insisting he cannot go yet.
Antarctic pilot replacements for Ellsworth expedition named
Janton Red Lymburer of Montreal will replace Herbert Hollick Kenyon as No. pilot. Burton Trerice of Amberat NS will become second pilot, taking over Lymburner’s former post for the expedition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Janton
German protest over Alderman Croft Hitler remark in Toronto
The German government officially protested to Toronto Mayor Ralph Day through Consul C. G. Kropp over Alderman William Croft remarks during an inspection of Toronto's 200. Croft reportedly said the beaver pen was no Girty and, in the pen, would only place Hitler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Day
Toronto
C. G. Kropp
William Croft
Croft
Hitler
Boulder Nearly Wrecked the Burlington Bridge
Bridge operator Percy Raworth halted a swing bridge over Burlington Canal when he spotted a large boulder jammed in the gears. Royal Canadian Mounted Police investigate as the obstruction caused about 1000 dollars in damage and risked stranding freight across the Burn Beach strip between Freeman and Stoney Creek. Alfred Cripps assisted in clearing the blockage and resuming service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canadian National Railway
Bureington Canal
Percy Raworth
Royal Canadian Mounted Police
Roworth
Alfred Cripps
Burn Beach Eandstrip
Betwen Freeman
Stoney Creek
Baby Scales and Help Wanted Ads in Old Classifieds
A jumble of classified notices including a clerk wanted for a store job, a girl’s wrist watch reward, a man seeking any garden or repair work, a Holstein cow for sale, and cattle buyers. Also offers for a home business opportunity selling guaranteed products.
Marquis of Bute Sells Vast Cardiff Holdings
In an enormous England real estate deal the Marquis of Bute sells a major portion of his lands in Cardiff Walea including Cardiff docks 206000 houses 1000 stores and nearby villages for about 100 million dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cardiff
Walea
England
Marquis of Bute
Joe Burk Captures Diamond Sculls Victory Again
United States rower Joe Burk wins England's Diamond Sculls in a remarkable performance. Burk, already Canadian and American champion, powered to the title with ease amid the year’s renewal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
United States
Joe Burk
Burk
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