Neighborhood Chat From Nearby Centres and Visitors
Community notes tell of Rev McLean in China delivering a forceful sermon and singing Chinoke hymns at the church. Social items list visits by Mr Tyler, Mr Nash of Toronto, Mr Crowson, Mr Ingly, and Mr Cottrell. Upcoming church service to be led by Burlingham. Dublin YWCA notes, Mrs G Roberton presiding, and a lesson on banners. Visitors from Detroit and Royal Oak observed at Mrs F H Adlon and WM Allan homes, with Mrs Ys Allan recovering from illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McLean
China
Barbara Plank
Charles ‘Tyler
Nash
Toronto
Tyler
Fred Crowson
George Ingly
Charles Cottrell
Halton Women’s Talent Mix at Annual Meeting
Mrs W Gowdy elected vice president of Halton Women’s Talttute at the annual meeting. Lottie Evans among new Danidlings of East Wind sor. A member attended Oakville county convention. John Packer competed for the gold medal. Mrs WR G Agnew earned MA at Toronto University convocation. Torontonian visitors fished locally. Authorities warn Sunday fishing prohibited by provincial law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WR. G. Agnew
Toronto University
Alex, Gravk
Toronto
Wallingfid
Terra Cotta
Ginedase
Stewarttown
Mhornen
Nassagaweya News Roundup and Local Notices
The Whenever softball team defeated Rockwood last Thursday at Darbyville with a return game planned in Rockwood this Thursday evening. Ebenezer United Church Weather Mission Hand to hold a monthly meeting Saturday afternoon. Mr and Mrs W F Darby of Knatchbull visited relatives in Lounville on Sunday. Mr and Mrs G T Whiton and family of Knatchbull and John King with Mr and Mrs George Brokex visited Campbvill a on Sunday 1st. Mrs Wm Diamond of Guelph visited Nassagaweya over the weekend. Friends mourn Mr James Elmip you of Tottenham formerly Nassangeweya, ill with pneumonia. Annual Public Aerial plenica planned for end of next week to close the school term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rockwood
Darbyville
Rockwool
Ebenezer United Church
W. F. Darby
Knatchbull
Loun~ville
G. T. Whiton
John King
George Brokex
Campballvilla
Mrr
Wm. Diamond
Guelph
Frands
Nassugaweya
James Elmipyou
Tottenhinn
Nasangeweya
Jung Uung
W. I. McCracken
McCracken
Walkerton
Fred Lambert
Presbyterian Church
Nell McLean
McLean i
Andrew McLean
Weston
Dima McLean
Jean
Victorian Mission Band
Women's Institute
A. Ruehle
Ju. Gray, Jr
Dave
Gleveland
Mary Gray
Toronto General Hospital
Welen Richardson
Croft
Cweorge Nelson
Yirgo
R. W. Rehardson
Vineland
J. Wt. Richardson
Minn
Kina M. Pearen
Divides
Margaret’ Abo
J. A
Flowelling
Iwos- Mtal
Arthur
George Watson
Valley Road
The
United [Church
Mim
Royce
Village Scatterbrained Social Notes and Local Courts
An assorted survey of Mount Vorent and nearby towns recounts Sunday visits by HIN Afr and Mrs Westey Graham and others, along with a high school election result promising a $1,700 annual salary. A man died after a railway incident near the village station, while a Ford truck crash north of the Credit River prompted provincial authorities to intervene. In Guelph, Stanley Bird and Muriel Wilson, once Erin residents, were convicted for circulating counterfeit American money and sentenced to reform school terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Afr
Westey Graham
Arthur High Coo
Jan. A. Thompson
Iun
Kor Myr Normaty
Smith
Cxtedon
Credit River
Toronto
Stanley Bird
Christie Street Hospital
Muriel ‘Wilson
Detroit
Fomnerly
Erin
Poe
Guelph
Reformatory
Advo
Local Social and Community Notes from Acton Area
Congratulations extend to Mr and Mrs HR Akitt for their marriage in Acton last week. Clary Vine Hamilton spent Sunday at Mrs Grundy's home. Mrs Glewart and Mina Williams visited with Mr and Mrs D. Glenart. Mr and Mrs Dickleson enjoyed Sunday at the parental home. Over 400 cattle dipped at the community dipping tank last week. Mr and Mrs J Webb and family attended the Webb reunion at Fort Erie. Mr and Mrs Albert McWmama and children of inline visited Geo Hobart's home. Monthly meeting of the Missionary Society of the Disciple Church Everton was at Ada Gurrie's home. A report on the Guelph convention was given by Mrs Johnny Lovell. Mr and Mrs N McKinnon and Lily Hillsburg visited with JA and Miss Kirkwood on Sunday. Mr Clayton Cooke attended the travel on the Ingrd Battalion reunion at Brantford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Akitt Girs
Emma Wilson
Acton
Clary Vine
Hamilton
Grundy
Mins V
Glewart . N
Mina Willannie
FR. N
Oronto
D. Glenart
D. Dickleson
Puwlah
Afr
J. Webb
Webb
Everton
Mbo Ada Gurrie
Guelph
Jonny Lovell
Oakville notes of church moves and local events
Oakville items report Rev W B Smith reassigned from Collingwood to Islington Untlect Church while Chief Kerris attends a Montreal police chiefs convention. Mrs Flouty sails to visit her son. Miss Helen Smith returns from Virginia visit. Residents occupy Maple and Allan avenues corners. Fruit growers predict a large crop. blooming shows promise. Mrs W D Gregory hosts wardens party tomorrow. Miss Chriding Weddle and Miss Marjorie Thompson plan concert trips. A factory accident victim improves and plans to return home. Mrs Goldwin Thornton recovering after operation. Rev KB Seymour and Rev Prod Carpenter attend Hamilton conference. Mint Olmot visiting Ontario relatives. Birthday greetings reach Mrs Mary Lawrence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. Smith
St. Jude's Church
Collingwood
Islington
Kerris
Montreal
Chiefs of Police
W. J. Flouty
Wodnoulay
W. Byrnes Plenty
Helen Smith
Wirginia
F. Husband
Maple and
Allan Avenues
W. A. Albertson
W. D. Gregory
Weddle
Hamilton
Barket Factory
Wat
Goldwin “Thornton
Lockwood Clinis
KB. O. Seymour
Carpenter
Twamillon
Lit. Catharines
Mint Kmolt
Vancouver
Viniioe
Ontario
C. Wt. Mott
Douglas Avenue
F Net Noar
W Mrn
Mary Lawrence
Rocord
Marriage Celebration for Mr and Mrs Wrank Poster at Cheltenham
A family gathering at Terra Cotta near Hugh Jackson hosted by Gordon Sharpe extended good wishes to newlyweds Mr and Mrs Wrank Poster of Cheltenham. Speakers included Joule Mekkeown Petri Foster Myrtle Kirby and Fred Sharpe. Helen and Frank were noted as guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugh Jackson
Mra
Wrank Poster
Cheltenham
Gordon Sharpe
Joule MekKeown
Petri Foster
Myrtle’ Kirby
Fred Sharpe
Sarah Jackson
Bear Helen
Frank
Helen
Burlington Notes and Social Items in Gazette
Mrs Gee Harrly Caledonia spends week here with her son HL A Kathleen Blessinger a bride to be entertained by friends during past week Regular luncheon of the tions club at Brant Inn last night Russell BD Smith presented with a smoking net Mr Koonhe returned from California purchased property in town Trone Walah and Miss Elinor Modoy left for northern Ontario trip Ella J Job returned home from five months trip to Vancouver California Washington Daysight saving to begin Sunday midnight Milas Aubra Cleaver Red Cross hospital New Ulsheard spent Tuesday at home Toronto University convocation hospital scholarship presented Passing of resolution to seek conference of high school Board and vocational committees and new milk peddling licenses required at Burlington regular town council meeting last Thursday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Koonhe
California
Ify
Jand
Trone Walah
Elinor Modoy
Ontario
Aira
Ella J. Job
Vancouver
Washington
Milas Aubra Cleaver
Red Cross Hospital
New Ulsheard
Toronto University
Hurlington
Anniversary Services and Community Notes In Oxford Village
Sunday services at United Church recalled anniversary observances led by Rev. Dr. T Albert Moore while Rev. Mr Melby of Halifax preached at the Presbyterian Church. Various locals joined meetings, visits, and social events at churches, including Women’s Missionary Society and Victorian Mission Band gatherings. Government auditors visited township offices, and road work and local travels were noted across nearby towns and gardens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Church
T. Albert Moore
Mr. Melby
Halifax
Cyril Anderson
Californis
Ray Carter
Anderson
Malcolm Smith
Churchile Services at Churchill Church Withdrawn Next Sunday
Churchile Church announces withdrawal of services next Sunday due to anniversary events at Gimehouss Church. The change affects regular schedules and local worshippers are advised to note the alteration in timing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Churchill Church
Gimehouss Church
Everton Visits and Connects Across Towns in Sunday Gatherings
Mr and Mrs Pryke and son Ray join Toronto visitors at the Fountain Nicol and Stephana homes in Mimico and nearby areas. Detroit guest George Abbot and others visit Everton residents while Edna Cole and her son Douglas spend the weekend with her parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Campbelll Dunker
Toronto
Roy Hindley
Everton
PL Ucker
West
W. Anderson
Guelph
J. Hindley
J. Hindley. Mr. and Mrs. George Abbot
Detroit
Etra
Johni Stewart
Edna Cole
Douglas
Doorgetown
Joulin
Local notes from Georgetown and district visitors
Georgetowns residents and visitors feature in town notices. Mrs Jessie Henderson of Winnispeg Miss Yanuhel McDormid and Mr Wugh McChatth of Midland and Detroit visit friends. Families Pettit and Morley Pettit return from Georgia wintering. Mr Gun Stewart of Japan, an old Andgrove boy, visits after forty six years. Aileen Moore participates in a recital with Maude Wingham at the Wellconluan Club. Mrs R I McGillivray of Bund River visits at United Church Parsonage. John A McDermid to tour Ontario and Quebec with the Canadian Chautauqua. Hugh McNally recovering after appendix operation at St Josephs capital Guelph. Miley Jean Gertrude Adams earns diploma at graduation exercises. Adams has been soprano soloist since hospital entry three years ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jessie Henderson
Winnispeg
Yanuhel McDormid
Toronto
Wugh McChatth
Midland
Warner Froure
Detroit
Miles Pettit
Min Mary Edith Pettit
Morley Pettit
Georgia
Gun Stewart
Japan
Eeel Minn Aileen Moore Ming
Group of Tongs
Maude Wingham
Wellconluan Club
J. W. Adams
Mra. Wi
Kennedy
Buttalo
Buattalo City
R. Is. McGillivray
Bund River
J. W. Rumley
United Church
Hugh McNally
WL YY
Morrow
St. Joseph’s VY
Guelph
Miley Jean Gertrude ‘Adams
Hultale City
University of Tutto
Wiha Adams
Herald
Milton Area Briefs Reflect Local Movements and Graduations
Milton notes show Mrs. Smith of Detroit visiting a sister-in-law, Brantford General Hospital graduates including Mblu Coelesty Ford, and resignations at St Catharines Collegiate. Various local residents attend ordinations, Alma College graduates, and motor trips to Buffalo while two Omagh girls earn nursing degrees. The Canadian Legion banquet prompts enthusiasm from Milton delegates and Mayor Mackengley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smith
Detroit
Mises Marion
Eleanor Clements
W. 8
Cluments
Mra
M. Clements
Miltan
Robt
Wilton
Niagara Walls
N. Yu
Thomas
Bronte Street
Jock Bord
Tarnvwell
So Emory
Lowville
Buffalo
Trumpton
Aene i Canadian Legion
Milton
J. M. Mackengley
Canadian Legion
Matrimonial Tale of Three Marriages and Alimony
A carnival of gossip notes Ming a clever talker declares that she has married a third time and now gathers alimony from two former husbands. Cassy Aled is said to have left all to the bank home after a gentleman named Tonver. The chatter mentions eleven children and a bustling domestic scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ming
Cassy
Slats Diary of a Rural Kid Chronicle Fragment
Fragments from Slats diary recount daily school routine, family visits, a new baby announcement, playground mischief, a bat injury, fishing plans, a doctor visit for Virgil Benson, and a troubling report of Jim Bunch involved in a shooting at his mother in law. The entry preserves youthful voice and dated days of the week with names and local details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tennle Lakes
Mra
Lenecie Lakes
Terehouns
Ottomobael
Hk Jenkina
Anny
Tony
Min
Khae
Wennday
Virgil Benson
Virgo
Jim Bunch
Falo
Not the King of Marksmen Beales tale of royal shooting prowess
A clipped diary excerpt contrasts King George V and his father King Edward VI in sport and skill. It notes George V’s renowned marksmanship, with an August 12 1911 reference to his grouse shooting at Blandley Royal, and recalls Queen Alexandra’s gentle rebuke to the shy Chief Secretary during Balmoral visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bealdes
George V
Edward VI
Henry W. Lucy
Brandley Royal
Marals
Qipen
Yili Majesty
Mystery Solved by Rousing Entertainment Ad Lapses
A quirky transcription shows a hotel advertisement misdescribing rooms with suggestive phrasing. The reader riffs on prices and staying all night, highlighting linguistic confusion in the ad copy.
Professionally Assisted Husband Death Questioned
A quip ends a newspaper snippet where Mrs Donwigglowan reflects on her husband Mo's death noting he had a doctor. The brief exchange implies inquiry into whether the death was natural and hints at possible medical involvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs
Sunset or Been by a Convict and The Wistfulness of the Soul
Church services list for Sunday includes 11.00 a.m. minister with subject Sunset, or Been by a Convict. Noon Sunday School and Bible Class. 7.00 p.m. minister with subject The Wistfulness of the Soul. Everyone welcome.
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Capitol Theatre
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Nival Academy
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Joan Bennett
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Acton, Ont
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Wilow Street
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Darwin Cripps
J. Nudson
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Harran
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AU High Clans
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Council of the Tion
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