Toronto visitors and local family gatherings in Kitchener
Local social notes list visitors from Toronto and Midland staying with families in Kitchener during the week and weekend. Names include Miss Ftta Dills Miss Nelile Hall Miss Mildred Hollinger Mr. Harold Wansbrough Mrs. H Lantz and others with hospital news and church events in Guelph St. Andrew's Church attendance noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nev A . Stewart
Stewart
Grace
Midland
Roazell
Whlow Street
Seasiona of General Assembly
St. Andrew's Church
Kitchener
Engagement announced of Helen Annie McEachern to Graham Kennedy
The engagement is announced of Helen Annie McEachern, younger daughter of Mr and Mrs Norman McEachern of Aclan, to Graham David Kennedy, son of Mr D Kennedy and the late Mr Kennedy of Toronto The marriage is planned for St David's United Church in Toronto on Saturday June 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Annie
Norman McEachern
Aclan
Graham David Kennedy
D. Kennedy
Mr. Kennedy
Toronto
St David's United Church
Acton Loses and Wins in Week's Ball Games
Acton split results in a weekend of play with Sam Sovder four singles and a double, Gib Jordan three safeties, and Lorne Masten two hits plus three walks. Pitcher Rees held Acton to five safeties, while Snyder struggled. Injuries forced two juniors into infield and catcher roles, both collecting a hit in five trips. Acton remains a question with pitching support and lingering confidence from fans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Acton
Sam Sovder
Gib Jordan
Lorne Masten
Rondo
Rees
Snyder
Aoa
Ontario
Ryder
Scott
Meb Blow
Harold Townsley
Kondo
Georgetown
Mel Jordan
Showers
Harry Lawson
Jordan
Lawson
Chapelle
Anyw
Spike Scott
Keystone
Chapette
Sam Snyder
Ben Storey
Fergus
Church News From Ontario Await Women Missionary Service
The Annual Women's Missionary Society Service takes place Sunday June 12 with Miss Kate Rutherford of Angola West Africa speaking at 11 o clock. The church school assembles at 11 30 a.m. Evening service is withdrawn. You are welcome at any hour.
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Women’s Missionary Society
Kate Rutherford
Angola
West Africa
Congregation of the Children of the Church
Sunday Assembly Schedule for June 1949
Sunday morning service at 1100 AM followed by a 1215 Sunday School and an evening service at 700 PM. The text lists assembly activities for a church, noting divine worship and an evening service with a poetic element.
Sunday Schedule Includes School and Sanctification
Sunday events list morning services with Sunday School at 9 40 and 11 40 am for Sanctification. timing details referenced in a local church notice.
Trinity Sunday Service Times May 1949
Sunday June 1 1949 schedule lists Holy Communion at 9 00 am Sunday School at 10 00 am Beginners Class at 11 15 am and Evening Prayer at 7 06 pm with Trinity Sunday observance and church activities.
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Trinity
Holy Communion
Pam
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Our column notes a local trip to Kapuskasing Ontario for the wedding of S Brunelle and Afra Brunelle. Roys Taxi transported the groom's mother and grandfather to Malton airport and again met returning passengers from Kap.
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Kapuskasing
Ont
S. Brunelle
Afra Brunelle
Roy
Malton
Kap
Cramp-Hill Wedding Amid Picturesque Setting
Vivian Elizabet h Hall daughter of Mr and Mrs Rowland Hall married James Stewart Cramp son of Mr and Mrs Bryan Cramp at Christ Church Brampton Rev John ston Coffisiated. Bride wore white satin with off the shoulder neckline and bouffant train. They will reside in Campbellville after a US trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tn Christ Church
Brampton
Vivian Elizabeth
Rowland Hall
James Stewart Cramp
Bryan Cramp
Johnston
Jean Mitchell
Council Dissatisfied With Delay On Sewage Plans
Council laments the delay in sewerage plans and orders the town clerk to replace the present engineer, seek new bids, and aim to start work this fall or next season. Other actions include park bench tenders, insurance changes, and municipal affairs notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterlow
Augustus Clifford
Tenduss
Acton Woodcrafts
Selver
Department of Municipal Affairs
Milton
Seevicr Co
The
Hydro
Department of Highways
Marion County Health Unit
Wartime Housing Corporation
Wilson
Acton
Nicol
Lakeside
Vth Council
A In Council
Nassagawega
Liquor Control Board
National Research Commission
Commercial Credit Corporation
Hamilton Council
Weeling
Anderson
Event of the Year Waterloo Band Festival
Waterloo Band Festival features over 50 bands including bugle trumpet and piano accordion ensembles. The daylong affair at Waterloo Park on June 25 runs 8 AM to midnight with fireworks, picnicking grounds, ample parking, and continuous entertainment for all ages.
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Waterloo
Waterloo Park
Ont
Georgetown Triumphs 20 to 4 Over Acton in Twilight Showdown
Georgetown routed Acton 20 to 4 in a twilight game, taking ten runs in the first inning and pulling away behind strong pitching from Chapelle. Acton, hampered by weak mound work, faced a hostile crowd and contentious moments as Georgetown fans celebrated a dominant intercity win.
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Acton
Georgetown
Wi Wan
Uruth
Waldo
Avery
Chapelle
Whiteman
Patterson
Aunilor
Hall Clan Reunion Observed in Churchville
Nearly 100 members attended the 49th Hall Reunion at the home of Mr and Mrs Ken Wien Churchville to mark 127 years since the Hall clan settled in Canada from England. Officers elected include President Mrs Henry Holm and Vice President Ken Wilson. A family history group was formed from seven branches and letters were read from absent members. The 50th reunion is planned for Mr and Mrs Victor Hall Hornby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hall
Ken Wien
Churchville
Canada
England
Victor Hall
Hornby
Henry Holm
Ken Wilson
Lloyd Hath
Percy Hall
Scholarship winners announced for Cooper and Lethbridge judges
Norma Brown a 15 year old from Campbellville received a main scholarship to be presented to her music teacher for further training in September. Five dollar scholarships went to Gerald Homewood Donna McMillan Ruthy Wilson Tom Foster Peter McPhail Jane Seymour and Marion Readhedd. First prize requires 85 points or more, second 82 percent, third 80 percent with many contestants scoring above 85.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St Paul's Church
North Halton High School
Halton
de Witt Galloway
Italion
Reginald Cooper
FRCO
FTCL
Trinity College of Music
London
England
Sheffield Orpheus Choir
Cooper
Africa
Canada
Malton
Sioux Lookout
Victoria
Australia
New Zealand
Palestine
Trinity College
Gerald Homewood
Guelph Junction
Martin Davenport
Rockwood
Leonard Herry
Milton
Bobby Lush
Laowsalle
Robt Traces
Georgetown
Donna McMillan
Faye Clements
Marjorie Scot
Homby
Patricia Carney
Norval
Burlington
Jane Seymour
Lamrine Stevenson
Margaret Galbraith
Hornby
Marion Readhead
Lowville
Norma Brown
Campbellville
Robert Elliot
Campbell- Ville
Maurice Readhead
William Lethbridge
Lethbridge
Alec Pudwell
Pudwell
Donna, McMillan
Ruthy Wilson
Tom Foster
Peter McPhail
Marion Readhedd
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Mildred Hollinger
D. H. Lindaly
Buffalo N.Y
Nora Kenney
Orangeville
W. H. Agnew
Jarvis
Ruby Clark
Marjory Near
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Detroi, Mich
Claire Hillock
Hua
Mra Sayers
Miss Gibbons
Harold Wansbrough
Bonnie
A E Wansbrough
Wm. Fryer
St Joseph's Hospital, Guelph
Stanley Coy
Sandra
Roy Gordon
Nancy
H. Lantz
Mm J.barwin
St. Joseph's Hospital, Guelph
Mra F Huffman
Mornby
Stonaie Hayward
S Hollinger
Guelph
Thos Harnes
Misacs
Jessie and
Janet
Turner
Bob Turner
Isaac Adams
Ruth
C .L. Poole
Hamilton
Sinte Eire
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Waited Church of Canada
Asien
Louis Fiomering
Bower Avenue
Alban
W. G. Lurton
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Halton Choir
Caper
Hwe
Frank
Hargraves
R. O. Stapleton
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