Obituary for R Elliott of Milton at 49
R Elliott aged 48 49 or 49 died after a brief illness at Guelph General Hospital. Born 1906 on a Milton area farm he worked three years for P L Robertson Co Milton. Survived by wife Christine Currie two sons Russell Jr and Victor sister Mrs Wyatt and two other sisters and one brother Cyril. Pallbearers include Roy Harris Ian and Glen Elliott George Currie and Ken Gunson. Funeral from Mc Kerale and Thatcher Milton conducted by Rev Bauien.
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McKerale and
Thatcher Funeral
Milton
Bauien
Nasangaweya
Mr. Eliott
P. L. Robertson Co
Christine Currie
Russell Jr
Victor
Cyril
Brookville
S Wyatt
Hamilton
Lucy Hasselfelt
Wrown
Alvin Gunson
Millgrove
Roy Harris
Lyan
Glen Elliott
George Currie
Ken Gunson
Eden Mills Ladies Aid Picnic and Conundrum Tea notes
The Eden Mills Presbyterian Ladies Aid held a picnic at Mrs. John Milne’s home with a pot luck meal and a program of races and contests led by Mrs. Garnet MacDougall and Mrs. Gordon Stevenson. Prizes were awarded for numerous activities. A Conundrum Tea under the WMS at the Clark home featured duets and a winning contest by Mrs. E Perry.
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The
Presbyterian Church
John Milne
Garnet MacDougall
Gordon Stevenson
Limehouse 4-H Club Girls Lead at Institute Meeting
Limehouse Women's Institute meeting on July 7 in Limehouse Memorial Hall chaired by Mrs. Harry Smith. 4-H Club girls participated with a home economics and health program, tea biscuits demonstration, and a gift presentation to secretary-treasurer Mrs. Jack Noble. Planning for August trip and garden trophy discussed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Silver Forks
Limehouse Women’s Institute
Limehouse Memorial Hall
Harry Smith
Ralph Turner
Kathleen Kirkpatrick
Dorothy Kirkpatrick
Patsy Crawford
James ‘Noble
Geary
Jack Noble
Christian Womens Fellowship Camp Donation At Everton Church
The Christian Women's Fellowship of Everton Church of Christ Disciples held a monthly meeting at Mrs. D. G. Robertson's home with 15 ladies. The group approved a cash donation to cover the camp expenses for six youths attending camp. Various members led the program on Christian Education in dialogue form. Local social notes follow with visits from residents including Mr. and Mrs. D. Stewart and others. a closing note mentions pulp as 95 percent of all paper.
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Christian Women's Fellowship of
Everton Church of Christ Disciples
D. G. Robertson
Wm. Robertson
George Young
Harry Hartop
Jennie Tovell
J. Alton
W. Robertson
Harvey Jestin
H. Jestin
G. Young
D. Stewart
Gordon Aitken
Mud Lake
Bert Cratz
Georgetown
R. and
J. Hunter
Joan Craig
Martha Mulder
Townline
Elvena Winter
Oustie
M. Jackson
Jerry Fisher
Guelph
Alex Currie
Toronto
Erfett
Ada Currie
Styn-Klooster
Oshawa
K. Klooster
Rockwood Lawn Bowling Cup results and local notices
In the Dave Gray Cup tourney at Rockwood Lawn Bowling Club the Dilts Saunders rink won with 2 wins 24. Perry Day second with 2 wins 22, Vincent Kelso third with 2 wins 19. Wednesday jitney results put Dilts 2 wins 23 first, Hutchinson Perry tied 1 win 18 second. Obituary notes Mrs George Oakes of Rockwood dies in failing health at old age. funeral at Sacred Heart Church with Rev A S Callaghan. Burial in Oustic Cemetery. Social notes list local residents visiting or holidaying in Vancouver, Guelph, Toronto, Detroit. church meeting held on Mr D Black’s ministry continuation. organ recital by Martin Bauer Jr.
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Dave Gray
Sacred Heart Church
A. S. Callaghan
Father Callaghan
Lawrence
Galt
Nick Weisanal
Rene
Buffalo
Datghter
Kathleen
J. Wilfred Oakes
Jack Oakes
Guelph
Joe Oakes
Toronto
Oustic Cemetery
L. Whiteside
Vancouver
B.C
George Bayne
Bayne
Carol Richmond
Tamsworth
Pat Schneider
Marjorie Craig
J Hamilton
Pearl Hamilton
Roland Ramshaw
Detroit
E.mcneil
Harris St
A. E. Groocock
Blacklock
Eden Mills
Rockwood
Martin Bauer, Jr
Martin Bauer Sr
Local Wedding News And Community Notes From Saskatchewan
Ligny-Dufferin residents attend a niece’s wedding in Kelvington Sask. Mrs R Dredge returns from a Kelvington trip with sister-in-law Mrs R Early and Anna Early of Campbellville. Barbara Brown takes a secretarial post in Toronto after Canada Business College graduation. Sachi Sanmiya passes grade three piano exams. Congratulations to Sachi and teacher Mrs R Anderson. Other items note visits by Mrs Flintoft, and Mr and Mrs S J Brown. Wheat harvest and threshing activity active on farms. Linda Howden and Sharilyn Mc Kerr recovering after tonsillectomies. Mr and Mrs A Anderson welcome son Lloyd Davis. John McArthur and David Howden return from Beaverton Camp.
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R. Dredge
Kelvington
Sask
R. Early
Anna Early
Campbellville
Dorothy Dredge
Barbara Brown
Toronto
Canada Business College
Sachi Sanmiya
Sachi
R. Anderson
Tig
A. ‘Anderson
Lloyd Davis
John McArthur
David Howden
Beaverton Camp
Local Greens Bowlers Lead July Weekly Jitneys
The July 12 bowling meet lists high scorers Miss Doris McLaren and Jim Fleming. Tuesday evening jitney top players were Jim Fleming Jr and Arlie White. Some men bowled in Milton Wednesday evening. Both men and ladies travel to Georgetown Friday evening for matches.
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Greeve
Doris McLaren
Jir Fleming
Jim Fleming Jr
Arlie White
Milton
Georgetown
Sunday Visitors and Local Socials in Everton Area
List of weekend and Sunday visitors to Everton including families from Dainsville Rockwood Guelph Alliston Burlington Grand Valley and Toronto. Mentions Lake Erie camp attendance Fielding Malls Paris wedding and 100th Anniversary of the Masons in Canada in Ontario in Toronto.
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Ted Jestin
Lloyd Hunter
Dainsville
Jim Milne
Rockwood
Chas
Fountain
Bob Fountain
Guelph
Dick Grill
Alliston
Norman Duckett
George Bruce
Lake Erie
Harry Hortop
W. H. Hortop
Fielding Malls
Paris
Elizabeth
Nathey Hortop
Carolyn Weir
Clifford Lillie
Ken Smith
John Alton
Stewart Tovell
Toronto
Limehouse Summer Visitors And Local Notes
Limehouse residents report summer visitors and holidays including Mr and Mrs Leferink and child, A W Lane from Toronto, Sanford family at Waubashine, and visits by Ridley College headmaster with Mrs Howitt. The community welcomes the Cohoon family from Port Credit who purchased farms from Mrs Russell Thompson. Church services skip July 24 and 31 but resume in August. The W M S met at Mrs Mills with Mrs Roughley leading. Civic notes include paving on Limehouse sideroad to curb dust.
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Leferink
Collingwood
A. W. Lane
Toronto
Sanford's
Waubashine
Brown
Ridley College
St. Catherines
H. O. Howitt
Guelph
Bourne
Cohoon
Bill
Port Credit
Russell Thompson
Limehouse Presbyterian Church
Garry Scott
John Lindsay
Waterdown
Doris Mitchell
Searly
British Isles
Invernia
W.mls
W.M.S
Mills
Mrs. Roughley
Patterson
Benton
Gisby
India
H. Norton
Tennis club loses two tournaments by same score
The tennis club dropped two tournaments in recent weeks both ending 9-3. On July 12 players went to Hespler to lose 9-3 and Woodbridge group visited Acton courts to be defeated 9-3. No more tournaments are planned until August 6 due to holidays. Canadians paid $47 million in personal income tax to the federal government in 1938, $1,278 million.
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Hespeler
Woodbridge
Acton Courts
Holf
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Christie's Premium
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Contenta
Carolina
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R. Elliott
Russell Weir Elliott
Guelph General Hospital
David Douglas
Europe
Firestone Deluxe
Ke Black
Lorne Garner Motors Ltd
Frank Toth
Eden ‘Mills
Ladies’ Aid
W. Lowrie
R. Roy
H. Gilbertson
Mrs. Black
B. “Smith
R. Gordon
J. Blacklock
G. Stevenson
J. Gilbertner
E. Perry
Black
Anna Coulson
Joseph Lasby- of
W. A. Lasby
James Daniel
May
Grace
Ellen Daniel
W. J. Lowrie
Joseph Abbott
E. Rennie
L. A. Ballagh
Ruth Ballagh
James Blacklock
James Gilbertson
Bala
Muskoka
R. Wilson
Brampton
James Wilson
Cameron Scott
R. Rosen
Rockwood Presbyterian Church
J. L. MacDonald
Nicholson
MacDonald
Kaye
K. Roszell
Willow St
Posluns
Ospringe
Hinton’s
Ihe
Ligny-Dufferin
Saskatchewan
H. S. Holden
Optometrist
Douglas St
Everton
Limehouse
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