Bronte Cub Pack Camp At Local Farm In Two Day Run
The Bronte Cub Pack held a two day camp fire at Humphrey Browne’s farm near Milton Ohtarles Allen, a longtime resident, who is recovering from illness. Special Constable William Robb appointed to fill the vacancy left by A J Oliver’s transfer to Toronto. Jimmie Johnson, injured in a motorcycle crash with a broken leg and other hurts, can move about again with the aid of crutches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bronte
Humphrey
Browne
Milton
Ohtarles
Allen
King Street
Mr.Allen
Wm. Robb
A. J. Oliver
Toronto
Jimmie Johnson
Cratches
OSPRINGE Parish Service Time Corrected
Correction notes the Presbyterian Church service starts at 10 00 o'clock on Sunday not 11 00 as previously stated. Also lists local visits and holidays of residents including Phyllis Robertson and Helen McLaughlin with families and a new car purchase by R McCutcheon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atarta
Phyllis Robertson
Acton
George Young
Townline
Leslie Webb
Roy
Dan Winter
Danny
Thomas Appleyard
Silver Creek
Helen McLaughlin
Toronto
Blanche McKinnon
D. G. Robertson
Douglas
Kenneth
Norman Robertson
McCutcheon
Camp Brebeuf Opens In Rockwood With Ceremony
A new Catholic camp for boys and girls, Camp Brebeuf, opened in Rockwood with Monsignor Cassidy Bishop Ryan and several clergy attending the dedication. About 87 boys from surrounding districts attended, followed by girls, with sessions scheduled from August 1 to 16. The day included the camp flag blessing. Local parishioners and families visited, and community notes mention various residents and local events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. L. Cassidy
St. Patrick’s Church
Hamilton
J. F. Ryan
D.D
P. L. O’brien
Guelph
F. P. Kehoe
Nassagaweya Sunday School Picnic at Brookville Home
Nassagaweya Presbyterian Sunday School held a picnic at the home of Mr and Mrs David Henderson Brookville. Children enjoyed swings races and booths while prizes were awarded by Mrs Mildred Lowe of Cleveland. Several families visited, church garden party planned, and well wishes extended to newlyweds Mr and Mrs Chas Heffernan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nassagaweyasbyterian
David Henderson
Brookville
Mildred Lowe
Cleveland
Ohio
J Amy
Milton
Perle McMillam
Acton
Brookville Hall
Wm. Mitchell
Campbelville
Chas. Heffernan
Talbot
Wm. Moore
Neil Martin
Frank
Jos
Stephen Carnochan
Thos
Kenxrndy
Charles Patt
Knatch- Bull
Eoenezer United Church
Soper Park
Galt
Edward Byerman
Ingersoll
Nassagawega
Georgetown Druggist Challenges Potatoes in Garden Height
Georgetow n 8s. P Chapman, a local druggist, issued a challenge to potato growers to beat the plant growing in his garden which stands 43 inches high. A severe thunderstorm swept the district Monday with fifteen minutes of heavy rain and damage. Emile Coles’ house was struck by lightning but no damage occurred. Harold Cleave lost three pure bred Holstein cows and other farmers reported cattle losses from lightning strikes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. Chapman
Emile Coles
Nho
Harold Cleave
Herald
Limehouse Weekend Visitors List Attracts Many Names
Week end visitors and holidayers include Mr. and Mrs. Al W Lane and Norman with Mrs. R Lane last week and Mr. and Mrs. E Moron plus Gladys Parker and Robt Lane for the week end. Several families from Cobourg Milton Toronto Sudbury St. Catharines and Cheltenham visit, with well wishers noting Dr Sutherland’s eighty second birthday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
al W. Lane
Norman
R. Lane
E. Moron
Gladys Parker
Robt. Lane
Joan McLennan
Milton
Kirkpatrick
Yeates
Gondon
Sutherland
Ralton Shultz
Barbara
Goderich
Harding
Beerman
Tarzwell, Sr
Jos. Scott
George Lane
Roy Lane
Cecil Sherman
Cobourg
Frank Benton
J. A. Smethurst
Jacqueline
Sudbury
Jos. Shoyles
Belly Smethurst
Toronto
A J. Smethurst
Campbellville Forms Home Defence Guard Meeting
A Home Defence Guard organized in Campbellville held its first meeting on Monday evening on the lawn beside Ure Mason's Hall drawing strong turnout. Led by Lieutenant Colonel J. K. Mahon the unit aims to protect the village while residents will note local names such as Miss Wilma Bell and Rev. Frank Lawson. Mrs. Alex McPhee is reported ill with a sudden illness and Jos Currie of Guelph visited home over the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. Bell
Toronto
W. Kingsbury
Oxbox
Sask
Jas. Whitalde
Ivan
Scéptre
Wellington County
Drayton Camp
Fred McArthur
Fred Hamilton
Ure Mason's Hall
Leutenant
J. K. Mahon
Misa Wilma Bell
Frank Lawson
Alex. McPhee
Jos, Currie
Guelph
Weekend visitors to Mrs E Shepherdson’s home
The note lists multiple visitors from Guelph Buffalo St Catharines and Toronto visiting Mrs E Shepherdson and relatives over the weekend. Names include Lennox Mooney George Haslem Benham Maitland Head MicKay Awrey Gordon Palframan Hortop and others with family ties in Elora Guelph and Toronto.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E Shepherdson
Lennox
Lloyd Mooney
Mooney
Guelph
Bert George
Margaret
Genny
Buffalo
Frank Haslem
Alf and
George
St. Catharines
Barbara Benham
J. B. Maitland
Elora
W. Ashittwood
EM. Awrey
George Gordon
York Road
Wit Fletcher
W. Head
Stanley MicKay
T. D. McCutcheon
Local Visitors and Field Day Highlights
Toronto visitors Mrs. Wilford and Mrs. Dearing arrive before Nova Scotia deployment. Hamilton and Bradford residents join Field Day events with races games and a large audience. Utoka Fergus Institutes present a program with fireworks ending a festive Park event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Depew
Bradford
Davison
J. D. Mooney
Gladys Raven
Elora
Utoka
Fergus
Nassagaweya Women Hold July Meeting At Mrs Fletcher’s Home
Nassagaweya Women’s Institute met at Mrs. Austin Fletcher’s home on a Wednesday for roll call and a discussion of a picnic. Committees were named for lunch dance and program while funds were donated for raspberry jam. Local visits and social events followed with several neighbors noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nassagaweya Women’s Institute
Austin Fletcher
Wallace
Mesdames Kennedy
Davenport
Rhinehart
Bullard
Fletcher
E. Simpson
Henry
Mgsdames
J. Robertson
Elsley
King
Lydia Henry
Red Cross
C. Heffernan
Stella Elsiey
Brookville Hall
Agents Wanted For Profitable Everyday Necessities
W Nightingale & Son R F No 1 Acton advertises agents wanted to sell popular everyday necessities with profits. Inquire today without obligation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Nightingale & Son, RR
Acton
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Neighborhood News
Ospringe
Hydro
Wm. McKengie
Women's Institute
Institute
Clyfe
H. Bolton
Reta Boltor
Doris Milne
O.ac
James Lynch
James
Porrance
Mimosa
Roy Day
Brantford
Arnold Cantelon
S. Buchanan
Mrs. T. Beattie
Hartop’s Mill
U. S. No
Robert. Hamilton
Adan Perrier
Ed. Parchem
Campbellville
Wm. Servies
Georgetown
Limehouse
Patricia” Morrison
Lloyd's of London
Lloyd's
Everton
Doris Lane
Jean Alton
Eva Jestin
Bert Palframan
Guelph Road
Hame
W. H. Hortop
Orton
Mrs. J. Tokes
Mrs
Harvey Dearing
Wilford
Jeanne Dearing
Trenton
Nova Scotia
Jesse Reed
N. J. Reed
Shiloh
Bessie Duncan
Bob
T. Dearing
Frank Toth
Mill Street
Acto 'O Weld's Bakery
Lovell Bros
George Nightingale
Knatchbull
Dundalk
Arthur Nightingale
Getta
J. Hoghtingale
Port Credit
Margaret Near
Quelph
W. T. Near
Nassagaweya
Ernest Wilson
Satem
Carroll
Dandee
Borden’s
Nestle
Frankford—Niord
NEW Pack Peas
Laing
Christie’s
Christie's Jelly
Tin
Kellogg's
P.&g
Bright
Chateau
Khough Jelly Maker Pt. 140
Red
Lehons
Seth
Eb, G. Baxter
Ghurah
Bohool
The
Los
G. Clifton Gifford
B.A
Minleter
Presbyterian Knox Church
J. L. Bennee
M. A. Milaister Manso
Willow Street
United Church
Baptist Church
LiPrayer
Binder
Alan Binder
H. W. Kanis
Crewsons Corners Rockwood
Rawleighs
Dept
Montreal
St. Clement, Stontreal
Frost & Wood
D. Wilfong
MIN Street
Nasagaweya
Oritario Gazette
Mussagaweya
James W. Mofpat
Nassagaweys
Anc
J.B Chalmers
Reeve's
Towns Hall
Aton
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