Reverend Daniels Speaks on Temperance Reform in Dundalk
The Rev W S Daniels of Hamilton, a representative of the Ontario Temperance Federation, preached at Ebenezer United Church last Sunday on temperance reform and education. The Heather Mission Band led a services and the WMS will host next Sunday. Mr and Mrs George Nightingale and family of Knatchbull visited Dundalk relatives. Weekend rain damaged fall wheat and spring grain crops in the Cries district but benefited root crops with needed moisture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. S. Daniels
Hamilton
Ontaro Temperance Federation
Ebenezer United Church
Heather Mission Band
WMS
Ebenezer Church
George Nightingale
Knatchbull
Dundalk
Orton servicemen return from overseas and furloughs noted
A series of local notices describe Orton servicemen returning from overseas tours and on furlough. Lancelot Hatlentine and Sat Elgin Brown are mentioned with recent discharges or medical clearances in Canada and England. Tommy Boyce visits Detroit, others attend Hillaburg celebration, and locals visit relatives across Ontario and abroad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tleut
Lancelot
Hatlentine
RCAF
Overscan
England
Toronto
Orton Chap
Sat
Elgin Brown
Elgin
India
Africa
Ceylon
Egypt
Hela
Tommy Boyce
Detroit
Marvey
Hillaburg
Henry Graham
Zurich
Joe Cook
Stratford
Norman Curtis
Wallace Gregson
Mra Koc
Neville
Kergue
Meikiejotin
Roy Ballentine
Fergus Hospital
Arnott Wilson
Coume
Guelph
Nassagaweya Quilting Club Hosts Home Event
The Ruay Rees Club quilted at Mrs C E Davenport's home last Wednesday. A Nassagaweya Presbyterian Church garden party drew a cold but large crowd with a strong program by the Women's Institute. Local notices report hospital stay for Mrs Robertson Anderson in Guelph. A storm caused light shocks and a cattle denat near Mr Wiltread Kennedy. Heavy rain persisted through Saturday and Sunday. Mr and Mrs Vernon Cole of Guelph holidayed with Mr and Mrs C E Davenport's family. A Marion Coxet wedding reception at Brookville Hall featured old time dances, gifts of kitchenware, and singing. Music by Mr J J Henderson and Elmer Blacklock followed lunch. Mary Blacklock sang. visits noted from Mrs Dayton and Mr Bruce Patterson guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruay Rees Club
C .E. Davenport
Women's Institute
Nassagaweya Presbyterian Church
Robertson Anderson
Guelph Hospital
Wiltread Kennedy
Kibet
Vernon Cole
Guelph
J. J. Kennedy
Marten
Charlie
Phyllis Robertzon
Tom Kennedy
Delbert Henderson
Marion
J. J Henderson
Elmer Blacklock
Bryce Johnstone
Hessie
Mary Blacklock
Will Blacklock
Dayton
Little Britain
Alexander—Frank
Bruce Patterson
Stan, Robinson
Limehouse Ladies Host WOMOS Meeting Review
Miss Winnifred Ivenes attended the July WOMOS gathering at Mr E Miller’s Limehouse home to review The Robe by Floyd Douglas, noting six teens present and the word rain. Leonard Self of Norvat joined at Limehouse on Sunday. weather kept the congregation small. Five Limehouse ladies joined Exquesing WoT at Mrs De Veres on Tuesday with Mr J Ellerby as guest speaker on cooperative ownership. Vena and Mr and Mrs Noble visited Mr and Mrs Foster at Daden last week. Mildred Reamsbottom of Toronto is spending holidays with Mr and Mrs A Poaster. Mrs Wilfred Viarding injured her arm and shoulder unloading hay and is recovering at home after a brief hospital stay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winnifred Ivenes
WOMOS
E Miller
Ihe Robe
Floyd ”. Douglas
Leonard Self
Norvat
Limehouse
Mra de Veres
J Ellerby
Con
Vena
Aud
Mire Noble
Mire Foster
Daden
Mildred Reamsbottom
Toronto
Hoaplital
Militon airmen returns from war Service in Europe noted
L/Cpl Ct Robo Dawson arrived back in Milton on Monday July 2 after serving with the Canadian Army in Italy Belgium Holland and Germany. He visited sister Mira Coulson of Milton Wood Hall Oakville and recently sold his Holstein herd of 40 head for 2415 dollars, the highest dispersal average in Canada. A kitchen shower for Miss Huth Butchinsen occurred June 5 at Mrs FE Yarrop’s home with guests and a luncheon. Robert Merritt of Milton was named manager of Dominion Woollens at Peterborough, after fifteen years in Milton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tvo
L/Cpl Ct
Robo Dawson
Milton
Elete
Tateo
D. Dawson
Italy
Belgium
Holland
Germany
Mir
Mira Geo Coulson
Milton WoOd Hall
Oakville
Canada
Mra FE Yarrop
Huth Butchinsen
Mesdames Q Goodehilda
EO Harrop
EL Jenning
Robert Merritt
Victor Merritt
Dominion Woollena
Peterborough
Merrett
Erin Mas Wan Community Meeting At Judy Jolat
The Judy Jolat meeting of Fain United Church W. MOS at WA drew about twenty night ladies for a pleasant afternoon. Most cottages and cabins in Stanley Park were occupied during a July 1 gathering. Residents discuss Erin Prank McCullough and Concession 16 Erin Township, noting W. Stewart Meek of Toronto plans property improvements to transform the riverfront area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mas Wan
Citatiam
Graham
Judy Jolat
Fain United Church
W. Mos
Stanley Park
Toronto
Erin
McCullough
Qld
W. Stewart Meek
Meek
Weekend visitors and local social notes in Guelph area
Mrs Jean FlaU Torcrite paid weekend calls with Mee Harvey Jestin. Sunday visitors included Mr and Mrs V0 Me Cutcheon, Mrs Walker and Blanche. Numerous local residents and families visited relatives, joined gatherings, or moved homes, with engagements at Acton, Maraville, Vern St. Guelph, and Carman Manitoba noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jean Flau
Harvey Jestin
Mro
Walker
Blanche
Kinnie Packer
Charile Acton
Dtlanche Walker
Amt
Len Cua
Mra Shepherdson
Hen Strens
Mra
Gar
Kitchener
Annd
Fred Murray
Ciuciph
Co Ead
Donne
Weston
Jof Blerton
Arias
Loughrin
Maraville
Fred Wythe
KO Wythe
Dampiers
Ma Alore
Marnville
Eva Dealin
Muriel Bentiam
Lois Black
HE Sunfer
North Mer
Ata Leaman
Thompson
Rod Thompson
Vern St. Guelph
W Peavey
Percy Deavey
Acton
Will West
Bert Palframan
Cuetot Road
W. B. Hor Top
Georgetown Hosts South American Visitors at Smith & Stone Plant
A June visit by Mir Die lalama and Mr. Slenge from Peru and Messe Oscar Gomes and others from Bogota to the Smith Stone plant in Georgetown included tours of oil burner and lubricant installations. The town supports a Hospital for Stock Children fund drive under the local Tub Company. Major Henry Shepherd received the Heritage Empire medal at a Queen's Park ceremony as Governor Albert Matthews presented it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smith & Stone
South America
Mir Dielalama
Mr. Slenge
Vale
Georgetown Ois
Wunding Fund
Hospital
Cseargetown
Slenry Shepheed
Heriti
Ve Haney and crew aid Berry Creek harvest drive
A large force staged from the Piaser Valley to assist in gathering the berry crop. Hundreds of men and units are coordinating efforts to speed harvest and support local producers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haney
Wossen
Piaser
General loosens frontiers policy cited by War Office
A garbled report references Gen Sir George and a British policy shift on the Afetean Frontier. It mentions nerve health, declassification from Canada, and a note about venereal disease and dehydration figures, but many details are unclear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Cua
Wtant
Koya
Afetean
Purce
Community Notes Highlight Local Weddings And Church Services
Wet weather affected Sunday services at United Church with Wm Pett of Hamilton and Penfold of Guelph leading the Gueens sisters bloc. Jlonn Milton of Guelph conducted Presbyterian services as St Pauls congregation enjoyed a duet from visiting musicians. Rev FE A Parker returned to St Johns after vacation. Weddings celebrated include Frank Alexander Ritchey and Dolly Richardson in Vancouver and Roy Laverty with Funtee Stiltman of Tedford Middlesex. Stewart S Roves vacationed at Midland. Hille Milne returned to Camp Borden. Local visits included George Adanson of Taranto Mason and Fred Meadows family from Windsor. Highway resurfacing active near CN Station yards. Hopes for Miksa Vera Thatcher’s recovery after accident at CPR crossing. Charles Cook involved in a Malin Street collision. Ontario Provincial Police investigated Sunday night. Rack-A-Long Women’s Institute concert benefited Toronto Children’s Hospital. Norman Guild of Toronto visiting town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Church
Wm. Pett
Hamilton
Penfold
Guelph
Frank Alexander Ritchey
Dolly Richardson
Vancouver
Roy Laverty
Funtee
HW Stiltman
Tedford
Middlessex
England
Earl Montgomery Cove
Helen Powers
Stewart S Roves
Midland
Douglas Patterson
Hille Milne
Camp Borden
George Adanson
Taranto Mason
Fred Meadows
Windsor
Aval
Fred McArthur
Highway Department
C.nr
Miksa Vera Thatcher
Gaeciph
Guelth General Hospital
Malin Street
Charles Cook
Ontario
Rack-A-Long “Women's Institute
No. 8 ‘School
Ick Chidren
Toronto
Rand
Norman Guild
Torlonto
Campbellville Softball Tournament Ends With Kilbride First
A large Campbellville crowd saw two games where Campbellville beat Carlisle 13 to 4 and Kilbride topped Mountaberg 10 to 5. Kilbride then defeated Campbellville 10 to 3 to claim first prize of 1000 dollars. Campbellville received a ball and bat as second prize. The event featured a supper booth by the Women’s Institute and a Bennetts Orchestra dance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Campbellville
Carlisle
Kilbride
Mountaberg
Women's Institute
Bennetts Orchestra
Mrs. Kingsbury
Crawford Mahon
Lynn Elizabeth
Mifred Baynton
Berthany
Holland
Alex. Mishak
Leslie Law
Flamsboro Centre
Ales. Mishak
Gunner Vincent Mishak
Siseral Law
England
Mary Teresa Hunter
Hamiltor
Ariel
Dianne Mitchell
Marilyn Noble
Hert Elstey
Grace Mission Band
Anna
Audrey Hurren
Leane Joyce
Marina Hood
Diane Mitchell
Hurren
Mra. Menzies
Mra. J. Burdon
Mra. R. Hunter
Toronto
Mra L. Ravin
Kingston
Notice to Creditors In the Matter of the Fatata of HTRTUA HMAREUIPT
In the Matter of the Fatata of HTRTUA HMAREUIPT late of Arton village Haltom County. Notice to creditors to present claims against the estate by a designated deadline under the order of the Secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Mille
Artan
Hallen
Diereaand
Acton
Malton
Leatherland
Arton
Margaret May Sme-Arthur
Frederick eCute Theoun
Haltom
Dacwaard
Ertha Harriet Spright
Halton
Sauhiestur
Fern Brown
Alesander
Thurtell Brown
Acton council plans water main upgrades and special assessments
Acton council announces construction of water line extensions on Main Scene Queen and Alice streets with frontage charges 125 per foot and annual installments. It also outlines a new concrete water reservoir at the town water supply and an Ontario Municipal Board review with a 21 day objection window after first publication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corporation
Acton
Anneal
Main Street
Scene Street
Queen Street
Alice Street
Reah
Ontario Municipal Board
Ey Sa
F. Leatherland
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Neighborhood News
Orton
Nassagaweya S. & No. 7
Everton
Dunbar
Carman, Manitoba
Harry Hortop
Georgetown
Niok Rritioo General
Feawi
Hinall
Reeve Teevey
Elall
Knox Avenue
Acton Public Utilities Commission
The
Georgetown Lumber Co. Ltd
Wm. McMillan
St. Catharines
Neil McMillan
Waterdown
A. McMilan
Margaret
Financial Statement
Naddagaweya Township
Capital Assets
W. A. Wilkinson
JNO
FO Kaly
House
Nate
Starkman
Pate
Tiee
ESS
Altay
JW Dendey
Stapleton Church Street
Acton Heick
Tom Haimfs
Georgetows
Bow
Glenwilliams
A. Floyd Smith
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