Timehouse Presbyterian Women Missionary Society Meets at Miss Price Home
Regular monthly gathering of the Timehouse Presbyterian Church Women Missionary Society met at Miss Willa Price's home on Thursday evening. Attendance was small at both churches last Sunday due to intense heat and lack of rain. Ed. tan and family and Earl Scott resided near Auburn last weekend. Berry crop damaged by heat and drought.
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Timehouse Presbyterian Church Women's Misionary Society
Willa Price
Tan
Earl Scott Red
Auburn
Eden Mills Women’s Missionary Society Meets in Heat
The monthly gathering at Mrs. Robert Wilson’s home faced low attendance due to extreme heat. Local residents including the McPhails, Milnes, Wrights, Ashworths and Millers visited relatives or spent time in nearby towns while several district residents were compelled to stop work from heat exposure. Congratulations are offered to two teachers for successful entrance pupils.
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Women's Missionary Society of the Presbyterian Church
Robert Wilson
Nell McPhail
Milton
Gordon
McPhail
Blanche Milne
Toronto
Howie Wright
John Wright
Ashworth
Miller
FE Mitchell Page
Chifferor Seopeame- Ming Helen
Mount Forest
Florence Lowrie
Robert Croft
Voronts
Wm. Croft
W. Lowrie
Moffat
YW. Treleven
T. McCarter
W. Bridle
Nussagaweya
Mr. Pender
S. S
Eramosa
Local Residents Share News From Ospringe Village
Ospringe updates note visits by Mrs and Mrs Fred Ecclestone and daughters of Juclid Ohio. Mary Aitken plans a new home in the village. Webb family attended the funeral of Mrs Irwin Webb in Guelph. Mrs Yda Yowell visits her mother Mrs S McLean. Lloyd Allan son of the Allans of Acton dies, community mourns. Norman Rice and family visit from the USA. Groft of Rockwood visits Staneney. Attending Sunday were Willard Peavoy Niagara Walls and families, R Allan and son, Akitt family, J Hrydon family. Congrats to Peavoy and Alvin Struthers on entrance exams.
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Fred Ecclestone
Juclid
Ohio
Mary Aitken
Webb and
Familly
Irwin Webb
Guelph
Yda Yowell
McLean
Lloyd Allan
Roland Allan
Acton
Johor Akitt
Shicera
Mire
Norman Rice
U.S.A
R. Pisher
E. Groft
Rockwood
JM. Stanaen Eyee
John Akitt
Willard Peavoy
Niagara Walls
R. Allan
Akity
Townline
Wir
Mars
First Inc
Gorngratulations
le Peavoy
Alvin Struthers
Ponathy Ee
Ansio
Acton Society Hosts Rockwood Visit and Community News
The Acton Presbyterian Women’s Missionary Society visited Rockwood Society for a program led by Mrs. Blow. Lessons included Bible readings, talks on Gardens of the Bible, musical solos, and prayers. Dominion Day at Port Albert celebrated a silver wedding. many relatives attended. Local improvements include painted buildings and roof, with hot weather driving trips to Horton’s and Davis dams and several near drowning incidents reported.
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Acton Presbyterian Women's Missionary Society
Rockwood Society
Blow
Acton
Einssard
Hockwood Society
J. D. McNabb
Arch. McNabb
Robi. Patternon
J.E. Pearen
Elva Pearen
Jean McLean
W. Johnstone
Rockwood
Anderson
Wansen
M. A. Hume
L. Finlaynon
Nure
Ida Foster
Standish
Milons E. Howe
D. German
HH. Doughty
HW. Wuerkan
O.chegler
Max Milne
W. J
Taylor
Port Albert
Laverne Pentland
Detroit
L. Quarrie
Garafraxa
E. Newhouse
Huxley
Ontario
And
Myre
Toronto
Patterson
Gordon Warrlg
Underwood
Everett E LeViness
Waffalo
Horton's Dam
Davis’ Dam
Fred Day
Woodstock Collegiate
Central High School of Commerce
Hamilton
University of Toronto
Misa W. Fitzgerald
University of Yorahito
George Doyle
Elgin
Howie
Dry heat threatens crops in Nassagaweya area
The continued dry and hot weather alarms farmers as grain and root crops burn and pastures grow scarce. Mrs. Martin Early and her son from Milton visit Hunnatchbull relatives. Mins Pearl Morley of Peterboro visits nearby. Erwin B. Wilson of Matheson spends vacation with Knatchbull relatives.
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Martin Early and Son
Milton
Mins
Pearl Morley
Peterboro
Hunnatchbull
Erwin B. Wilson
Matheson
Knatchbull
Weekend Visits Highlight Wasaga Beach Charms
Ballinafad Arar and Mrs. Bert Hogers spent a weekend with friends of Wasaga Beach, Mr. and Mrs. George Evans and family. Wingham visitors joined Mrs. Cameron Mcknery, while Ingersoll residents Mrs. Elinor McIntosh and Mr. and Mrs. Dan Campbell joined others at local homes. Audrey Hilts of Toronto plans holidays with Henry Hilts family. Dan Campbell prepares to build a new house as work begins on Harding’s house and Mrs Frank visits at the Wiley home.
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Toronto
Henry Hilts
Dan Campbell
Mr. Harding
Frank
Wiley
Wedding Ties Knit Georgetown Couples to Toronto and Winnipeg
Mrs D D Davidson and Mr and Mrs Pred Thompson motor to Winnipeg to visit Mrs Davidson. Rev D D Davidson and Miss Doris Weskey attended a Toronto wedding of Davidson's cousin at Knox Chapel with Mrs Davidson joining a wedding match. In Georgetown a July 4 ceremony united Miss Margaret Daniel McDougall and Mr George Alexander Fraser at her mother’s home officiated by Rev D D Davidson.
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D. D. Davidson
Georgetown
Margaret Daniel McDougall
McDougall
James McDougall
George Alexander Fraser
Fraser
Local visits noted at Cripps and Airdrie homes
Recent visitors included Lamp kin family from Brampton and Miss Adams. George McBain returned from Guelph General Hospital after surgery. Visitors at the Airdrie home from Welland and Toronto with Kirk family staying for the week. Cadet Fred Wrightwell of the Salvation Army to conduct Sunday services. William Nickle visiting at Guelph.
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Miss Cripps
Lampkin
Mark
Evelyn Lampkin
Miss Adams
Brampton
George McBain
Guelph General Hospital
Jack Airdrie
Mra
David Kirk
Joyce
Betty Kirk
Earl Kirk
Mya
Jas, Gennings
Baby
Welland
Kirk
Oakville A Cope & Son Move Heavy Machinery for Road Work
Oakville A Cope and Son of Hamilton moved heavy road building equipment to the town last week and are already at work on rebuilding the road with asphaltic concrete. A Sunday morning union service marked the first with Knox Presbyterian and St John’s United churches under Rev D HL Gallagher.
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A. Cope & Son
Hamilton
Knox Presbyterian
St. John's United
St. John’s
D. HL. Gallagher
Loretta May Luck
W. A. Luck
Crown Will
Leonard Stuatt Nope
Toronto
J. 8. Yopa
Oakville
J. Jack- Vanna
When is a ship like snow
A cryptic line compares a drifting ship to snow with playful wordplay on drift and adrift, suggesting a riddle or pun about weather and navigation without concrete facts or names.
Local visits and hospital notes from Hillsburg area
Hillsburg residents Mr. and Mrs. Roy Waynah and Joh in Guelph visited extended family last week. Week-end guests at Mr and Mrs Wm Cheyne included several Guelph and Burlington visitors. Miss Margery Thomson recovering in Guelph General Hospital. Fred Mack returned home after a hospital stay in Guelph. Margareth Robertson nurse training spent the weekend with her mother before returning to Kitchener.
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Roy Waynah
Joh
Ronald
Guelph
Mire
Jas
Mme Cann
Mra
Wm. Cheyne
I Mirs
Warry Churcher
Wibert Lowry
Erampus
Ed. Simpson
D. A. Robertson
Fred Mack
Margareth Robertson
Kitchener
Donald Robertson
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