Windsor wedding and seaside weekend notices
Limehouse Miss W Ivens and Mrs O Gale attended their nephew's wedding in Windsor. Various locals, including Miss Teath Allison and Miss Helen McGowan, visited friends and relatives across Mont, Mansewood, and Sprucedale. Fishing trips’ anecdotes and church services also mark the weekend among Norton, Paterboro, and surrounding areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Ivens
Gale Effent
Windsor
Wilfred Garnham
James Noble
John
Joby Newton
Wil
P. O Overend
g@torey
Mra
Wm. AfUs
Las Heten
John @Ibbs
Bprucedale
Apento
Wm. Gibb
Lions Club considers waterfront park at Brant Inn
Burlington notes report a Lions Club luncheon at Brant Inn where a plan for a new Lions Park was approved. Other items include a condemned Seneca Street building to be removed after a $20 purchase, and salary increases for high school teachers. A fire at Sheppard's butcher shop on Brant Street was controlled with chemicals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Hardman
Whaleanieegeras
Tusineah
J. N. McGowan
Genoa
Italy
LM. Appleford
Port Nelson
Lions Club
Brant Inn
A. Biggs
P. Paterson
Regina
Charlie
Seneca Street
M. O.H
Sheppard
Brant ‘Street
Gre Hed
Rockwood Presbyterian W XT S July meeting and social notes
The Rockwood Presbyterian Women’s auxiliary met at Mrs J E Pearen’s home in July with a Rice letter from Mrs OBrien of Brampton. Evelyn Pearen led the topic on the Apostle Paul as Enid McNabb read a World Missionary Conference letter from Knox College. Home Helpers reported funds from a strawberry festival and plans for August picnic. Rotary Chub hosted camp visitors, the evening included a stag song and a ghost play titled The Sleeping Princess. Regent visitors and local residents gathered, with reports on drought and distant visits to Saskatchewan and Vineland reunion notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. E Pearen
O'Brien
Brampton
Rockwood W. NC
Evelyn Pearen
Paul
Enid McNabb
Wafred Butcher
Knox College
Edinburgh
Scotland
Pearen
FP Smith
Quelph Rotary Chub
Prederickx
Alex Stewart
Pheir
A. Bu
B. Black
Sleeping Princeas
Po Earshas
Regent
Po Hicks
M Hilwrand
Mra Wright
Peace River
Oilites
Saskatoon
Myandor
J. A Littles
Mieahess
Samu
Douglas
Toronto
Hamilton
Mir
Fred Smith
Qmih Re
Vineland
Social Visitors Reach Toronto and Manitoba Friends
Ballina and Mr JW Cushnie with Toronto and Washington visitors Judy Hood and Martin of Tiawatha Kansas visited Mrs Barbara Soper and J Soper on Wednesday. Barbara Soper returned Monday from Manitoba after six weeks with friends. Peter Ferguin visited Toronto last week. Weilley Murray and Frank Sickhamer of Acton visited J Boper on Sunday. George Soper of Acton and Ceceme Soper Jr of Kitchen visited J Soper on Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
JW. Cushnie
Toronto
Margaret Hood
Washington
Kanaan
Atartin
Tiawatha
Kansas
Barbara Soper
J. Soper
Barbara Boper
Manitoba
Mitt
Peter Ferguain
Ffriendar
Mra. Weilley
Ahurray
Ickhamer
Acton
J. Boper
George Saper
Georgetown Tax Shortfall Marked By Low Instalment
Georgetown failed to reach the halfway mark on the first tax instalment due last week as only about 23000 of the 60000 was collected. A lightning storm caused damage to the Norval Presbyterian Church but services were held Sunday. Visitors from Gustie Indiana and Philadelphia area stayed with local families during the week.
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Cleorgetown
Norval Presbyterian Church
Sual
Mir
Sutton
Eileen Louise
Guste Indiana
Mire
Win.puiiami
Angus Duncan
Atlantic City
New York
McKee
L. Kitchen
Toronto
Herald
Community Mourns Death of Robert Wilson in Eden Mills
Obituary notes the death of Robert Wilson after a lingering illness. The service is held at the Thame and Presbyterian Church with Mrs. Wilson, past president of the Women’s Missionary Society, grieving with her husband and three sons, William Stanley and James. Other items mention visiting relatives, church picnics at Swastika Beach, and a wedding celebration for Miss Margareet Lowrie to Mr Barnes of Oshawa.
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Robert Wilson
Wilson
Preabysserian Church
Women’s Missionary Society
Thame
Presbyterian Church
Edgar Young
Familly
John Dyer
Joan Robertson
Lilian Hunt
Campbellville
United Church
Howe Wright
French
Toronto
John Wright
Erle J. Spinks
Winchester
Ige Oswin
Wilk
Gordon Stevenson
W Gilbertson
Mass Wilda
Limehouse
Thomas
Joseph Dyer
Early
Scott
Davis
Mino
Neil McPhail
Ina Estes
Margaret
Semeone Baye
Murray
Innes Lowrie
Jaden
Marty
Oshawa
Jules Huet Wins Brock Open in Record Golf Run
French Canadian pro Jules Huet wins the Brock Open with a par shattering 72 hole total of 280, the first Canadian to win in years as he breaks the event record by five strokes amid American rivals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jules Huot
Jules Huet
Hudt
Milton and Visitors Attend Local Events in Milton and Chatham
Milton Miss Myelle-Smithy of Kenmore visits her mother Mrs Victor Norris. Miss Lilian White visits her sister Mrs Arthur S Hornby in Chatham. Horatio Barburee and family tour from New Westminster visit Mrs Jus Ford. Toronto visitors return from a motor trip to Chicago and Southern Illinois. Milton Citizens Band with Rex Slocombe performs in Victoria Park. An inquest into Richard Parsons death at Gypsum Lime and Alabastine Co plant returns an accidental-death verdict.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myelle-Smithy
Kenmore
Victor Norris
Lilian White
Arthur S. Hornby
Chatham
Horatio Barburee
New Westminster
B.C
Jus. Ford
W. J. Mark
Ross Mark
Toronto
Chicago
Gypsum, Lime and Alabastine Co
J H Stead
Oakville
Champlion
Local notes through Erin area families and trades
Erin residents, including Mr and Mrs H Frankum and two daughters, spent time with Mrs Jennie Hull. H Matthews and C J Hamilton joined Roy Berguson on a trip to Manitoulin Islands. Doris Bush passed Toronto Normal School exams becoming a qualified teacher. H Lyons resumes barber business in Port Credit and reopens there. Local LO L No 112 members held a Twelfth celebration at Mount Forest. Norffun Barbour reported a valuable cow award. The area saw a storm sweep TR district on Sunday. Ronald Leitch and son hire workers to build a new coal shed and install scales, planning to run a coal business and activate an alfatta mill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Frankum
Harriston
Jennie Hull
C. J. Hamilton
Roy Berguson
Manitoulin Islands
Doris Bush
Toronto Normal School
Port Credit
Nas
Erin
Mount Forest
Norffun_ Barbour
Fenning
Ronald” Leitch
Walt Bineau
Alfatta Nay
Acton Cemetery Model Inspires Bon Beene Visitors
A Bon Beene Ship group visited Acton Pioneers Cemetery Monday to study its layout and propose turning neglected cemeteries in the township into presentable sites. A second Mono hs group also toured the place suggesting improvements, with locals viewing Acton as a district model for cemetery rehabilitation.
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Bon
Acton
Mono Hs
Iquite
County Appointments and Salary Increases Spark Debate
Council debated appointing two new county officials and granting salary increases. A grant of 120 dollars to the Malton Mould Board was approved, while Maxed and McNab were named County Treasurer and Clerk at 9100 and 900 per year respectively, effective July 20 1937, from a pool of over fifty applications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leah Ohtahoms
Ohbsolm
Te Waa
Gordon
Kors
Council
Malton Mould Board
Oarrind
Hewart
Allen
Mia
Nn Ouanty
Treaaurer
Ap Dicativan
Hewson
Byers
Mary Pettit
Carrigd
Hall
Reson
McCutcheon
Weekend Visitors and Local Notes From Crews ons Corner
Community reports list visitors from Toronto Welland Ottawa Niagara Falls and Aurora. Miss Betty Kirk injured her foot by stepping on glass at Mrs Aldrie’s while Miss Yillan Nightingale visits relatives in Aurora. Chas Eliott led services at Community Church and will oversee Thursday prayer and next Sunday services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Cornell
Toronto
S. Johnson
Son
J. Taylor
Yillan Nightingale
Aurora
Patricia Airdrie
Betty Kirk
Welland
Chas. Eliott
Ho Brown
Jenn Brown
Ottawa
Geo Johnson
Margaret Johnson
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Namagaweya Township Hall Tender Notice
Notices call for bids to August 31 for shingling the Namagaweya Township Hall and Council Chamber. Material required galvanized steel Council Standard Gauge No 26. Contract due by November 1 1937. Lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. Campbellville July 30 CHASE NORRISH Clerk
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Namagaweya
Council
Campbellalle
Pat Chase Norrish
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