Local Notes From Streetaville And Area
Mr Walter Shaw of Streetaville holidays with Mr and Mrs We Shar. Ronnie Dickson of St Catharines visits his aunt and artele Mrs A Dickson. Congratulations to Mr and Mrs J C Nevills on a new arrival at Groves Memorial Hospital Fergus. Miss Betty Hurd visited Toronto. Pte Jack Self of Hamilton was guest with Mr and Mrs Arnott. Jack Hayward recovering at home. Mrs Hosa Ballentine visited with William and Margaret MacDonald. Pte Morris Courtney visited parents before leaving for Nova Scotia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter ‘Shaw
Streetaville
We. Shar
Ronnie Dickson
St.Catharines
Artele
A. Dickson
J. .C. Nevills
Groves Memorial Hospital
Fergus
Betty Hurd
Toronto
Jack Self
Hamilton
Arnott
Ballinafad Welcomes Ross Dampler for Service in June
Mr. Ross Dampler of Johnson City Tennessee visits relatives in Ballinafad and will lead the service on June 16 at 11 35 am in Ballinafad United Church. He is staying with the McEnerys and other local families during the month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ross Dampler
Johnson City
Tennessee
Jesse McEnery
George Evans
Wingham
Cam. McEnery
Will Jackson
F. Francis
Ada Campbell
Toronto
Swindlehurnt
Comfort. Razell
Georgetown
Annie Vanatter
Allan Perryman
Camp Bordun
E. Perryman
Albert Price
Violet Spear
A. Spears
Muriel Cunningham
Tarcanto
Swindiehurst
Ballinafad United Church
Limehouse Notes On Quilts Visits And Returns
The Girls' Lookout Club met at Mr. HH Norton's home on Saturday and finished a quilt for the Georgetown Red Cross on Tuesday at Mrs. Kirkpatriote's. Sapper Sam Gisebey returned home for the first time in three years, after hospital treatment. The Arrowsmiths of Toronto visited in late May, with Miss M Swackhamer and others. Spitzer and Hill families hosted gatherings in Breslau and Taronto. The community mourns Mrs. Jno Tarzwell, who died at her daughter's home, Mrs. Jaz Scott, on Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lookout Club
HH. Norton
Georgetown
Jas. Nolle
Cheltenham Aperit
Merediths
Busy Bees raise funds at Brookville Hall dance
The Busy Bees of S S No 7 hosted a dance at Brookville Hall raising 24.16 from door and booth. A quilt sold for 5 to Dr. Young, ticket holder Joseph Henderson returned the quilt. Concert and Bingo for Junior Red Cross cleared over 14. Mrs. Walter Freeman ill with flu and pleurisy. John Heatley attended a Toronto funeral.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Busy Bees
Wm. Dredge
Brookville Hall
Joseph Henderson
Dr. Young
G. Kingabury
Stewart
Red Cross
Ronnie King
Hazel Kennedy
Elinor Davenport
No. 7
Walter Freeman
John Heatley
Toronto
Milton Fall Fair entries and local notices
Milton's Fall Fair will be held this year on Friday and Saturday with sugar limits for wearing purposes set at 10 pounds per person. Mr and Mrs H F McNichol left for Court River. McNichol was manager at the local Bank of Canada branch in Woronoto. Frank Malnnoes, son of R J MeKennan, Milton, employed with Canadian National Railway shops in London Ontario, has been appointed Wartime Transit Central volunteer for the shops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Robinson
Milton
McNical
McNichal
Cas
Ithe
Woranto i
Frank Malnnoes
J. Me
Kannes
Ian
Ithe Motive Ipower
Ahgps
Canadian Nationaal Railway Iat
London
Ont
Irelands of Mrs Nor rinh of Guelph suffer hip fracture
The community reports Mrs. Nor rinh of Guelph fell and fractured her hip and may not walk for some time. Mr and Mrs Magnus Malavellia of Stratford called relatives en route to Nassawaeya. A telegram from Gen T Wilson noted son Ite IR Wilson ships overseas and safe. Phyllis Fletcher of Oc visited Nasangaweya. Harvey Brideman of Kratehbull attends Richard Harold Bridgeman University of Toronto graduation Friday. Congratulations pour in from the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norrinh
Guelph
Rockwood Obituaries and Local Notices Highlight Milroy Funeral
Mrs Milroy died at 84 after a sabbatical injury and hip fracture. Funeral was held at her Rockwood home with Rev Melvar officiating, interment at Mount View Cemetery Galt beside her husband. Survivors include two daughters and a son. Community sympathy extended. Also noted are anniversary services June 13, Bingo in Acton, community visits, and local wedding and church events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra. Milroy
Cuelph
Hoapitalla
W. J. Melvar
Milhicent
HH. Letsan Besley
Jor, Duby
Huntsville
Ont
United Church
Millon
Rockwood
Acton
Employees' Association of Beardmore & Company
Mra
Pinkney
Robert Moore
Wm. G. Edwards
Allan Gordon
R.C.A.F
Hamilton
St. George Day
Hagersville
Wil! Milne
London
Jack Laverty
Toronto
Jack Keating
Niagara Falls
Tony Mendell
Guelph
Frank Kelso
Alex. Orr
St. John's Church
Frank Kelly
Vancouver
B.C. Is
B. C
Oakville News Brief on Red Cross Drive and Accident
Captain Wan Chishalm promoted to Captain by Major and Lieutenant Armstrong. Perday Fourth Red Cross Blood Donor Clinic held at St Jude's with Oakville women donating. A heavily loaded transport overturned 214 miles from Oakville near Queen Elizabeth Highway. Macald Renner of Toronto, 53, killed, two others escaped with minor injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wan
Chishalm
Oakuille
Queen Elizabeth Highway
Macald iRenrer
Toronto
Local Victory Loan Campaign Report From Wellington
May 24 event in South Wellington reports the Victory Loan total at 82 620.20 with Erin Village leading by 50 votes and Elramona Townshily achieving the top quota ratio 1 20 1 percent. The piece names local residents and groups in a community affairs context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Murray
Robertson
Billah
iCalumbia
Irabartson
Ite
Cotherwood
van Wonesilay
Mir
Charles Warolill
Ibeauty
Alali
Canpalen Iin
Wellington
Latal
Sates Ito
Erin Village
Erin
Elramona
Advocate
Burlington Health Board Acts After Misdemeanor Notices
In Burlington the Board of Health meets Saturday and approves resignation of Miss Antie Smith the public health nurse of several years and calls for a replacement. About 55 Northern Ontario high school boys arrive to work on the Burlington farm project as the community reviews farmer census returns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ila Magistrate's Court
Omlaor
Ithe
CIMC
Ithe Board of
Antie Smith
Burlington Farm Service Farce
Ontario
Burlington Farm
Gazatle
Roy Webb Auxiliary Rifle Accident Fatalities Reported
Roy Webb suffered a critical rifle accident while loading to shoot hogs and died Wednesday at Gogaphtal hospital. Hazel Webb of Sault Ste. Marie has arrived in Gualph to visit. Errett Currie left for Byron Michigan to attend his uncle’s funeral. Norman Meltansdale is ill with throat trouble. Sergeant Conner Gordon Robartson earned his wings at Macdonald Manitoba and is on two weeks furlough.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Webb
Guelph Hospital
Slater
Hazel Webb
Sault Ste. Marie
Tn Gualph
Roy Webb J
Gogaphtal
Errett
Byron
Mich
James Currie
Norman Meltansdle
Garry
Conner Gordon fRobartson
Macdonald, Man
Enthusiastic Georgetown meeting outlines fall events
At the Esquesing Agricultural Society gathering at McGibbon House Craig Reid was elected president. Fall dates are set for September 10. The third Blood Donor Clinic ran at the Legion Hall with Evelyn Fallon supervising and Olmstead assisting. A 450 pound safe containing 175000 dollars was stolen from Brewer's Warehouse after forced entry. The same gang broke into the CNR tool shed last night and moved the large safe. J B Mackenzie and Son reported actions taken by staff after the break in.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Esquesing Agricultural Society
McGibbon House
Craig Reid
Legion Hall
Hed Cross Mobile Blood Donor Cibcle
Evelyn Fallon
Miss Olmstead
Lin S. Walker
C.N.R
J. B. Mackenzie & Son
Ontario Agriculture Department faces drought harm and harvest doubt
Fragmented OCR notes discuss Ontario agriculture amid abnormal wet weather, farm labor and soil concerns, and debate over cabinet actions. References to Dewan, Nixon, Cannant and provincial politics surface alongside vague harvest questions and manpower issues affecting Ontario and Canada.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ontario
Ibs
Okcoil Aguiautare
Idawan
Corchart
Hury
Dewan -Aalil
Iinimany
Lontario
Amd
Mir
Nixon
New Brunswick
Quebec
Clonant
Cardon
Canaut
Mwe
Cal
George Drew
Ytawinalat Degislature
Canant
Rowaald
Cannant
Betawoan
Cel
Mr. Nixan
Twenty Years Ago In Country Drive Highlights and Local News
A retrospective notes higher wool prices with Barbour buyers paying 24 cents per pound. Mervin Kennedy and his men left for Niagara drill. Dr. Henry A Beatty expands his estate by 190 acres to 450 total in Zaqueaing. Jubilee weekend July first canceled due to time. Rev C D Draper named president of Hamilton Conference. Sole Leather Tannery foremen honor Nell McDoziSid on resignation with club flag and Roger’s cutlery. Obituaries: William Swackhamer in Palermo aged 72, Gilbert MacArthur in Esquesing at 75, Jane Somerville in Esquesing Township at 68.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barbour
Mervin Kennedy
Niagara
Henry A. Beatty
Roger
Unclear OCR leads to maritime incident note
Fragmentary report describes a steamer attempting escape to England but spotted by German bombers with onboard casualties and missing crew.
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