Engagement Notice and Local Fire Report in Georgetown
Georgetown A J O Neil L District Manager heads Ontar Equitable Life Production Club as the Lyons announce the engagement of their daughter Sarah Lucile to Harry Elmore Barrett of Brampton. A large fire on Charles Street destroyed two homes after a coal air stove exploded during dinner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. J. O'Neill
Ontar
Equitable Life
Thomas Lyons
Georgetown
Ontario
Sarah Lucile
Harry Elmore Barrett
Harry E Barrett
Brampton
A. B. Castell
Highgate
Highgate, Was A Visitor In Town ,Over the Week-End. Mr. Castell
A. B. Wilson
Geo. Alcott
Floyd Varey
Charles Street
Ro-Tri-Blue Camp closes after fortnight in Rockwood
The Ro-Tri-Blue Camp near Rockwood ended last Saturday morning with 21 youths returning home in good spirits after a two week outing in fine weather. Miss A Hume of the Y W C A and her assistants earned praise for the welfare of the campers. The camp is now occupied by the B Y P O with Rev Norman McLeod in charge for a week. A long list of local visitors and residents was noted, including Miss Kathlen Lynch, Mrs McPherson, Mr and Mrs W McCormick and family, and many others from Crieff Bloomfield Ospringe and Toronto. The Rockwood Horticultural Society meeting decided to drop this year’s show due to continued dry weather, though a revival may occur if conditions improve. Visitors from Acton, Rockwood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Hume
B.Y.P
Norman McLeod
Brampton
Irs
Max Alline
Anse
Elizabeth StePhedran
University of Toronto
Kathlen Lynch
St. Joseph's Hospital
Guelph
McPherson
Vineland
Pred Bay
Toronto
George HI
Jersey City
N. J
Miles Mary Will
Ross McKay
Medicine Hat
Altu
W. G. Edwards
Wm. Ames
Duluth
Minn
Guelph General Vospliag
Yalverabier
Roy Day
Rockwood Presbyterian Sunday School
S. Johnston
Puslich Lake
Hockwood Herticultuml Society
Sore
AL J. Alot
Mar
Mrs. Mann
Acton
Rockwood
Community Notices from Crews ons Corners and Church Events
Mr Charles Lambert of Prpstop helps his father re shingle their dwelling and store buildings during holidays. Mae Airdric funeral held at Community Church conducted by Rev H L Bennie with Cadet Brightwell Salvation Army assisting. Community offers sympathy to the bereaved. Community Church anniversary services next Sabbath led by Cadet Brightwell and Mt Dennis quartet, service at 11 oclock Standard Time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Lambert
Prpstop
Mae Airdric
H. L. Bennie
Cadet Brightwell
The
Salvation Anny
Mt. Dennis
Holiday Visitors From Across Regions
Erin Miss Margaret McMillan of North Bay vacationing with her sister Miles Biary McMillan and Lars Smithson family of Toronto. Martha Smith vacationing with Mr and Mrs Pp. San derson in Springfield Massachusetts. Maude Weaver of Ottawa spent weekend with Canon and Mrs Weaver. Mary McKinnon and Marjory McQuarrie, graduates of St Michael's Hospital Toronto, visiting parents. C J Hamilton and relatives from Toronto and Cleveland depart on two months motor trip to the Pacific Coast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret McMillan
North Bay
Miles Biary McMillan
Lars. Smithson
Toronto
Theobald
Mr. Pearson
Martha Smith
Pp. P. Sanderson
Springfield
Massachusetts
Maude Weaver
Odtawa
Canon
Mrs. Weaver
Mary McKinnon
Marjory McQuarrie
Oraiduate
Rip
Pacific Coast
Advocate
Sudden Death Shocks Campbellville Community
The sudden death of Mr. Thomas Moore of Campbellville on Tuesday morning shocks friends. The funeral of John Early of Nassagaweya was held Saturday with many mourners attending. Sacramental service at Ebenezer United Church was led by Rev. Clark. Residents in the area visited relatives in Knatchbull and Tottenham, including Mrs. Coulson, Mrs. Early, Mrs. Adams, and the Ramshaws.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Moore
Campbellville
John ¥Arly
Nassapaweya
Ebenezer United Church
Mr. Clark
Harry Coulson
Warold Coulson
Martin Early and Son
Milton
Knatchbull
Allan Adams
Toronto
Harlan Wilson
Lot 24
Concession 4
Naxsayuweya
James Simpson
Tottenham
Cameron Ramshaw
Ospringe and Ospringe area notes of visits and events
Ospringe Friends of Miss Jean Robertson report her convalescence at her home after tonsil removal. Mrs Nellie Webb left hospital and stays with her uncle in Guelph, plans to return home midweek. Weekend visits include Mansrk Alex Smnelak and Coopet Taulfer at Burks Falls, D Stewart family and Bert Gardiner and Dan McLean at Bolton. Everton and Ospringe Women’s Institutes held annual Rawdon party for cemetery funds at George Robertson’s. Excelsior Male Quartet entertained with a cool program. Funds raised go to cemetery needs. Plans for upcoming Women’s Institute picnics noted. Reg Carter and Miss Muriel Young of Stratford visited with relatives. other guests from Guelph and Rockwood. Work begun on Mrs My Aitken’s new village home. Lissie Webb threshing wheat. various local visits to Tamiltan, Acton, and Toronto area affiliates mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jean Robertson
Nellie Webb
J. Webb
Lia
D. Stewart
Bert Gardiner
Dan McLean
Bolton
Rawdon
Everton and
Ospringe Women's Institutes
George Robertson
Excelsior
Palmerston
Brainfying
Cork
Women's Institute
Reg’ Carter
Muriel Young
Stratford
Kier
D. G. Robertson
Gladys Carter
Chas. Williamson
Nettie Aitken
Hs My
Mrg
Warotd Altken
Tamiltan
Frank Swackhamer
JL Swackhamer
Murry Gibbons
Acton
Mira. G. McLean
Local visits and road contract updates in Burlington area
Burlington Mrs Malcolm and grandson Jack of St Marys Ontario visit Mr and Mrs Bert Crombie Locust Street. Mrs Prank Close and daughter Betty of Montreal visit her parents Mr and Mrs P Wintemute Roseland. Mrs Walter Bell and daughters Ruth Jean and son Waller return from Vancouver Victoria B C. MLOC Cuttriss awarded contract for repairs to Central School wall and roof. Cost of repairs around the amount A E Holmes and two children holidaying at home returned to Rouyn Saturday. Lost Mrs A Weir sister of Mrs W L Rennie and Miss A Bounness niece of Winnipeg visiting Mr and Mrs W L Rennie Water Street. Gazette credibly informs contract awarded for Maple Avenue highway through fruit farms to Abe Piialis road with Beach road. route outlined weeks ago will be carried out.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malcolm
Jack
St. Mary's
Ontario
Bert Crombie
Locust Street
Prank Close
Betty
Montreal
P.wintemute
Roseland
Walter Bell
Ruth
Jean
Waller
Vancouver
Victoria
B.C
Central School
A.E. Holmes
Rouyn
A. Weir
W. L. Rennie
Mies A. Bounness
Winnipeg
Water Street
The
Gazette
Maple Avenue
Abe Piialis Road
Oakville Thieves Loot Kipling Dairy Office
Oakville thieves looted the Kipling Dairy office on Saturday night and fled with 114 dollars. Officials found the burglary on Sunday morning when staff arrived for work.
Weekend Visitors and Local Outings Recap
Eden Mills and surrounding areas report a stream of Sunday visits as Toronto residents and local families spent time in homes across Acton Mount Forest Elora and Campbellville. Notes include relatives and friends from Toronto Dayton Ohio and Norway visiting local households with mentions of Miss Hazel Pilarence Lowrie Miss Audrey Wright and Miss Hella Scott among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pred Lee
Mttle Can
Toronto
Charles Lee
Helen Scott
Acton
Mrr
Robert Croft
Willam Croft
Jean Brown
Nasangaweya
Kiss Georgina Robertson
Bert Wright
E. Mitchell
Pilarence Lowrie
Audrey Wright
Eileen
Evelyn Wright
Hella Scott
Mount Forest
Mic —Marlon—Anderson
William Lowrie, Sr
Five Born on Same Date in Sydney Police Family
Constable George Tithgow of the Australian Police Force reports five children born on the same date July 5. The record notes twins and a sequence of births spanning nine years with multiple boys and limited girls, detailing family birthday milestones and a note of consolation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Tithgow
Sydney
Local social notes and minor incidents from Speyside and area
Milton Norris and Mrs Dow visited Listowel while Harry Peacock started a new post at Hespeler. Peterboro visitors Keith stayed with George Houston's family. George Greenlees and Wilfred Greenlees also noted. Ottowa Montreal trip by Mr and Mrs A Torreetl and Miss Edna Anderson. Millan Fire Brigade responded to two alarms at Mack service station and Graydon Stover. Mrs Geol Leath’s car veered off a steep incline. Lars Leslie escaped unhurt from the damaged vehicle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victor Norris
Jas. Dow
Listowel
Harry Peacock
Teatter
Hespeler
CIUT
Houston
Keith
Peterboro
Geo. Houston
Mill Sturect
George Greenlees
Wilfred Greenlees
E. A Torreetl
Edna Anderson
Ottawa
Montreal
Millon Fire Brigade
Mack
Graydon Stover
Robert Sueet
Speyside
Alberta Reflections from Turner Valley Church News
Turner Valley Alberta notes from J. S. Coleman reflect on visitors to the United Church Jubilee, local sermons, farming life, and community events. The piece mentions a 200 mile trip to Lacombe for a church dedication, a Monday banquet with Conference President Dr. Powell, and discussions of wealth distribution, education, and summer camps for youth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pred Plank
Acton
Lacombe
Bhiffion
J. Ralston’ Brown
Powell
Pred
Hause
Larombe
Guelph
Alberta
Teghray
Hish River
Mir
Brown
J. S. Coleman
One 19 Sufficient
Gladys expresses excitement as Reginald will lead her to the altar and then switch roles from conductor to brakeman. Mariel jokes about household finances, noting the husband and grocer need not worry about the name bills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gladys
Reginald
Mariel
Maybe He Heard Right
A fragmentary overheard exchange shows a woman saying she is hungry and a man reacting with disbelief and a suggestion to take her home. The dialogue hints at tension and confusion but lacks full context or clear actions.
Doubtless Parmer: Pigs Ailing, Cure Hope Expressed
Parmer says his pigs are all ailing but Priend remains calm, insisting they will be cured one day. The exchange shows a rural tone and a focus on livestock health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parmer
Priend
Mur ichall Milwarlite plane aims for new efficiency rates
A Mur ichall Milwarlite aircraft costing 2.6007 dollars will soon test in first trials. Built under U S Department of Commerce guidance, the plane with a six cylinder motor claims 25 miles per gallon at 100 miles per hour cruise and a maximum speed of 115 miles per hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Murichall
United States Department of Commerce
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Erin
Ospringe
Burlington
Oakville
Thieve
Kipling Dairy
A. Lofquist
St. John's Unified Church Choir
Wiliam Richardson
Reynolds St
Mike
Billie Eaton
W. B. Caswell
J. W. Caswell
Alma
Hell
Star
Eden Mills
Normus
Furs Pass
United Church
Lucy
Consort
Mfanse
Acton Relatons
Mer
McWilliams
Sean Gurney
High River
Valley
Calgary
Damtheller
Atlantic Monthly
Ontide
England
Ife
Turner Valley, Alu
LaVogue’s
Santa Claus
la Vogue’s
Ladies Wear Ltd
Upper Wyndham Street
Kelloge
London
Huttonville Park
Peaturing Willis Tippings
Blue Dragoons
Weilena Qalario’s
Favertia Nine-riece Band
Big Bob Johnson
Tastruder Af Serarnd
Danferth
Terenis
Veronic
Tielineit
Atbictacs Club
Mr. Johnson
Canada
Faery Sulaiah
Johnson
Hwuttonville Park
Acton Beauty Parlor
Gladys’ McElroy
Miss S Ley
Mancel
Abe
Rere
Baexpd
Hee
Vingeil
Marcel Bse
Selamnoo
Wee
Reemaneeny
Margaret Ley
Bapst
Presbyterian Knox Church
Iction
J. L. Bennie
Ministe
Willow Street
J. Waldie
Arthur
Baptist
G Baeyter
Jsunday
Rev. L. FP
Kipp
BAL
Enittor
Canadian Baptist
United Church Services
Limehouse
G. © Stephenson, & A
Glen Wiliams
Robert Blyth
Frank Holates
Acton Creameery
Acton Creamery G
Earl Glove Company
Yonge St
Singer
George Woos
Crescent
Springer
Joan
J. S Norrish
Moffat
ARS
James Cowie
MU Street
J. R. Goldthorp
Naxsigaweya
R. R
Puyse
of & S
John Allan
Seerstarn
RR No. 3
Lee
Harrison
Reeves
Toen Hall
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