Temperance sermon and church events noted in Nassagaweya
The Rev W S Daniels DD of Hamilton represented the Ontario Temperance Federation at Ebenezer United Church last Sunday delivering a forceful address on temperance reform and education. The Heather Mission Band led a well received service. The WMS will lead worship next Sunday. Mr and Mrs George Nightingale and family visited relatives in Dundalk last Sunday. Heavy rain and wind damaged some crops, but root crops benefited from the moisture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. S. Daniels
Hamilton
Ontario Temperance Federation
Ebenezer United Church
Heather Mission Band
WMS
Ebenezer Church
George Nightingale
Knatchbull
Dundalk
Orton service men return and local visits noted
Orton servicemen report return from overseas tours with posts in England India Africa Ceylon and Egypt. Elgin Brown on furlough from India and Africa visits Toronto on discharge pending a return. Local social notes include visits by Mr Tommy Boyce Mrs Henry Graham and others with Orange Hall celebrations and hospital recoveries.
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
Nassagaweya Community Hears Garden Program News
The Nassagaweya S and No. 7 S and No. 7 The Ruay Rees Club knitted a quilt at Mrs C E Davenport home last Wednesday. A Nassagaweya Presbyterian Church garden party last Tuesday drew a large crowd despite cold weather and featured a solid program. Friends express sympathy for Mrs Robertson Anderson hospitalized in Guelph. An electee storm rumbled by Friday with minor shocks. heavy rain fell Saturday and Sunday. Mr and Mrs Vernon Cole of Guelph visited at Davenport’s home. A wedding reception for Marion Coyet and Charles Hather Nee Marion Coyet was held at Brookville Hall Friday with music and gifts. Li'l Mary Blacklock sang. Mrs Dayton of Little Britain visited. Bruce Patterson and family visited Stan Robinsons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruay Rees Club
C .E. Davenport
Women's Institute
Nassagaweya Presbyterian Church
Robertson Anderson
Wessin Guelph Hospital
Wilfred Kennedy
Vernon Cole
Guelph
C. E. Davenport
Charles Hather
Marion Coyet
Brookville Hall
Jim Simpson
Hryrdecte Aspetelock
J. J. Kennedy
Marton
Charlie
Phyllis Robertson
Tom Kennedy
Delbert Henderson
Marion
J. J Henderson
Elmer Blacklock
Bryce Johnstone
Hessie
LiUe Mary Blacklock
Will Blacklock
Dayton
Little Britain
Alexander—Beank
Bruce Patterson
Stan
Robinson
United Church
Wm. Pett
Hamilton
Penfold
Gibons
John Milton
Presbyterian Church
St Paul's Church
FE. A. Parker
St. John’s Church
Midland
Douglas Patterson
Hille Milne
Camp Borden
George Adanson
Taranto Mason
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
Lik c Chldren
Toronto
Norman Guild
Torlonto
Limehouse Notes and Local Meetings Across July
Miss Winnifred Keens attended the WOMOS meeting at Mr E Millers and reviewed Me Robe by Floyd Douglas. Sixteen ladies were present despite weather. Limehouse reports other gatherings with guest speakers and local visits including Mrs Foster and Mr Jo Ellerby. Mrs Wilfred Yarding injured her arm unloading hay, recovering at home after hospital care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winnifred Keens
WOMOS
E Miller
Floyd ” Douglas
Kev Leonant Self
Norval
Limehouse
Mia de Veres
Jo Ellerby
Con
Vena
Aund Mire Noble
Mra Foster
Caden
Mildred Reamsbottom
Torronto
Wilfred Yarding
Hoaplital
Miltons Honor Guard Returns and Local Event Notes
L/Cpl Ct Dawson arrived back in Milton on Monday July 2 after service in Italy Belgium Holland and Germany. A Holstein herd sale near Milton fetched 20415 dollars the top average for the region. A kitchen shower for Miss Huth Putchinsen was held June 16 at the Yarrop home with gifts and a luncheon. Mr Robert Merritt of Milton, formerly superintendent, now manages Dominion Woolen at Peterborough after fifteen years away.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vegetara
L/Cpl Ct
Robo Dawson
Milton
Elete
Tateo T
Canada
Mia FE Yarrop
Huth Putchinsen
Mesdames Quodehilda
ED Harrop
EL Jenning
Robert Merritt
Campbellville Softball Showdown Ends With Kilbride Victory
A large crowd watched Campbellville topple Carlisle 13 4 in game one while Kilbride beat Mountaberg 10 3. Kilbride then defeated Campbellville 10 3 to win first prize of 1000 with Campbellville taking second prize. The event featured a supper by the Womens Institute and a Bennetts Orchestra dance led by Mrs Kingsbury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Campbellville
Carlisle
Kilbride
Mountaberg
Women's Institute
Bennetts Orchestra
Kingsbury
Crawford Mahon
Lynn Elizabeth
Mifred Baynton
Berthany
Holland Wets
Alex. Mishak
Leslie Law
Flamesboro Centre
Gunner Vincent Mishak
Siseral-Law
England
Mary Teresa Hunter
Hamiltons Ntsutt
Ariel
Dianne Mitchell
Marilyn Noble
Hert Elstey
Grace Mission Band
Mra. Menzies
Mra. J. Burdon
Mra. R. Hunter
Toronto
Mra L. Ravin
Kingston
Erin Mas Win at United Church meeting near Stanley Park
A July 1 meeting at Faith United Church drew about twenty ladies and all but two cottages in Stanley Park, with many summer visitors from Toronto. Attendees discussed residents becoming Erin residents, mention of Jot 13 West Concession 16 Erin Township, and W Stewart Meek of Toronto planning property improvements near a river bank described as a deadly spot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mas
Citatiam
Graham Capeneat
United Church
Stanley Park
Toronto
Steinaty
Erin
McCullough
W. Stewart Meek
Meek
Local Social Roundup Highlights Weekend Visits
Mrs Jean FlaU of Torcrite vacationed over the weekend with Miss Harvey Jestin. Sunday visitors included Mr and Mrs V0 Me Cutcheon with Mise Walker and Hianche, plus Mr and Mrs Bernie Packer and Chartlie Acton. Several families and couples appear visiting friends in Acton, Guelph, and Carman Manitoba, with engagements at Young People meetings and house purchases noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jean Flau
Torcrite
Mee Harvey Jestin
Mro
Mie
Cutcheon
Mise Walker
Hianche
Rirnie Packer Chartlie Acton
Hilanche Walker
Sony
Amt Mire UR Slane
Lio Trolt
Mtore
Elmer Stateton
Toronto
Mroo
Mo Ferner
Len Cua
Gurtuh
Mra
Shep Therdson
Hen Stnoon
Gar
Mra Kitchener
Fred Murray
Ciueiph
Tead
Son Donne
Weston
Weathered Sunday church services and local notices
Wet weather affected church services at United Church and nearby congregations with ministers from Hamilton and Guelph. Several town residents, weddings, travel plans, and recoveries from accidents are noted along with highway resurfacing near the CNR yard. A sacred concert raised funds for Toronto's children’s hospital and visitors from Toronto stayed for a week.
Georgetown Visitors From South America Visit Smith Stone Plant
A June visit to the Smith Stone plant featured Mir Die lalama and Mr Slenge from Vale Peru and Messe Oscar Gomes Neibe and Mr Fanle from Bengota Colombia with Mr Sebofield of the Om Cane company. They sought information on burners and lubricants and toured installations as Georgetown supports the Hospital for Stock Children appeal. In Queen's Park the ceremony honored Major Henry Shepherd with the imperial decoration, as Lt Governor Albert Mathhews presented the medal to Shepherd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smith & Stone
South America
Mir Dielalama
Mr. Slenge
Vale Peru
Messe
Oscar Gomes
Neibe
Fanle
Bengota
Colombia
Sebofield
Canada
Smith @ Stone
Seorgetown Ois
Maiching Fund
Hospital For
Ilenry Shepheed
Queen's Fark
Tih Ldeut Tovernor
Albert Mathews
Shepherds Chest
Ve Haney and Ho Coc Help Harvest Benny Crepe in Praswer Valley
In the Praswer Valley, Ve Haney and Ho Coc join local workers to harvest the Benny Crepe crop. The effort aims to boost yields and support regional food supplies amid a challenging season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haney
HO Coc
Praswer
General George Eufard Recalled to Imperial Service
General George Eufard, once military secretary to the state, is said to be recalled from Canada by the British Ministry of War. The report notes his involvement in frontier defense and a probable dehydration of a medical or chemical nature, with moisture content under 44 percent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
Notice to Creditors and Other Claimants
Notice to creditors and others interested in the estate of Hata Hareuipt Spigeit late of Arten village Haltom County. Court actions and deadlines stated for filing claims and proving debts under the administration of the orphan’s court. An administrator will administer the estate according to law and provide further notice as required.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
HATHA
Arten
Haltom
Daewaard
Acton council plans water line extensions and board review
The Corporation of the Village of Acton announces a plan to extend water mains along Main Scene Queen and Alice Streets with frontage assessments on abutting lands. A concrete water reservoir will be built adjacent to the Towt water supply at an estimated cost of 2000 plus. The annual frontage assessment is set and the Ontario Municipal Board will consider approval after the first publication with owners allowed to object within 21 days. Clerk C F Leatherland dated July 18.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Acton
Main Street
Scene Street
Queen Street
Corporation
Ontario Municipal Board
Leatherland
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Neighborhood News
Orton
Nassagaweya S. & No. 7
Wm. McMillan
St. Catharines
Neil McMillan
Waterdown
A. McMilan
Margaret
Everton
Dunbar
Carman, Manitoba
Harry Hartop
Financial Statement
Naddagaweya Township
Capital Assets
W. A. Wilkinson
Georgetown
Niok Rritico General
George Eufard
Hoya
Afetean
Ataté Fonnae Coran
Cus
Reeve Teevey
Poway Blatt
Knox Avenue
Acton Public Utilities Commission
The
Georgetown Lumber Co. Ltd
JNO
FO Kaly
House
Nate
Starkman
Tiee
HESS
Altay
JW Dendey
Stapleton Church Street
Dfisvere
Tom Haimfs
James Mille
Artan
Hallen
Labeurer
Diereaand
James Milla
Maleton
Labetrer
Simon the Pardew
Crete
Leatherland Arton
Margaret May Sme-Arthur
FrederickeCuttheon
Ertha Harriet Spright
Sahiestur
Fern Brown
Alesander
Thurtell
A. Floyd Smith
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