Local Visits and Recoveries Reported Around Evert on Sunday
Sunday gatherings include Mr. and Mrs. Fred Murray and others from Guelph and Hamilton visiting families in Evert. Mrs. Harvey Jestin returns from Guelph General Hospital. Mrs. Omar Parker recovers after surgery at the same hospital. Miss Lois Black of North Carolina spends the summer at home. Kenny Wright vacations with relatives in Bradford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Head
Fred Murray
Kitchener Head
Guelph
Ted Justin
Patsy
Max Milne
Rockwood
Alf. Couling
Arthur Irvine
Hamilton
Harvey Jestin
Guelph General Hospital
Mac McLeod
Toronto
Duncan Kingsbury
Barbara Benham
J. P. Benham
Kenny Wright
Bradford
Omar Parker
Lois Black
Local Weddings and Village Building Notes Highlight Rockwood
Mr and Mrs Kenneth G Hawkins nee Joyce Dada wed at St George s Guelph officiated by Rev Stewart Brownlee. Mr and Mrs Robert Leste nee Joan Burgess married Saturday at United Church with Rev John Ward. Lords Supper observed at Presbyterian Church. Rev Williamson led. WA of St John s presents Life Memberships to Edna M Ewers and Mrs J H Gibb in memory of Elizabeth Kruger. Visitors Jack van Goozen and baby stay with Arthur Ewers family as building and sidewalk work progress in Rockwood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenneth G. Hawkins
Joyce L. Dada
St George’s Church
Guelph
Stewart Brownlee
Robert Leste
Joan Burgess
United Church
John Ward
Presbyterian Church
Fred Williamson
St. John's Church
Edna M. Ewers
Elizabeth Kruger
J. H. Gibb
Busy Bees June Meeting at Mrs Davenport’s
Mrs C E Davenport hosted the Busy Bees WI June gathering with Mrs McLean as new president in charge. A donation drive for Halton Recreation Park led to a Brookville Hall dance plan. Reading by Astra and Mrs Tuck noted. Members discussed a Hist ory book and a problem box for meetings. Lunch featured zantwichas and tea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. E Davenport
Busy Bees
McLean
Wiv
Halton Recreation Park
Brookville Hall
E. Davenport
Tuck
iKennedy
Limehouse Notes on Weddings and Visits
A Gideon Society representative gave each pupil and Migs Ruddell a new testament after a short devotional. W I Ladies hosted the Coxe Morrison wedding at Ashgrove a week ago. Mr. and Mrs A C Patterson attended Miss Joyce Smith’s graduation from Guelph General Hospital. Leona Moggy visited relatives on Manitoulin Island. Newlyweds Mr and Mrs Johnny Foster nee Margaret Kirkpatrick wed at Limehouse Presbyterian Church with a reception at the bride’s parents’ home. Mr and Mrs Jack Bruyns visited Mr and Mrs R Mulder. Miss Margaret Swackhamer visited Bradford PA. Joseph Meredith and others visited Mitchells. Wesley Lane of Toronto joined Mrs Lane and H Norton families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gideon Society
Ss, No. 9
Migs Ruddell
W.I. Iadies
Coxe-Morrison
Ashgrove
A. C. Patterson
Joyce Smith
Guelph General Hospital
Leona Moggy
Manitoulin Island
Johnny Foster
Margaret Kirkpatrick
Limehouse Presbyterian Church
Limehouse
Jack Bruyns
R. Mulder
Margaret Swackhamer
Chapman
Bradford
Joseph Meredith
Norman Godwin
Mise M Sutherland
the Mitchell
Local notes from Nassagaweya No. 7
Six men from the Nassagaweya district helped at Halton Recreational Park for the Federation picnic. Mr. and Mrs. Chris Frank sold berries in Georgetown. Arthur Davenport is in Guelph Hospital for x rays. Mr. and Mrs. Leotard Coxe wed and honeymoon en route to Ottawa. Mrs. Coxe Miss Ruth Morrison Ashgrove. Mrs. Paul fell at the teachers’ picnic at Falls Mills. A stone gave way on the embankment. Mrs. Stan Robinson and Mr. Wm Bracken attended Caledon East church anniversary. Mrs. James Copeland returned from Windsor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chris Frank
Georgetown
Arthur Davenport
Guelph Hospital
Leotard Coxe
Ottawa
Coxe
Ruth Morrison
Ashgrove
Paul
Falla Mills
Stan Robinson
Wm Bracken
Caledon East
James Copeland
Windsor
Buck-Reis Wedding Saturday at Waterloo Church
Miss Shirley Y Reis and Mr Austin O Buck married at St. John's Lutheran Waterloo in a June ceremony officiated by Rev Harold Brose. Attendants wore blue and pale shades with carnations and lilies of the valley. After vows the couple planned residence in Toronto with trips to Port Elgin and Manitoulin Island. A separate item notes a former Civil War slave and orderly to Gen Grant died in Winnipeg at age 102.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Jacobs
Beenues
Kenneth Mann
Acton
Trail’s End
Alex Mann
Port Elgin
Manitoulin Island
Buck
St. John's Rd
Toronto
Ulysses Grant
Winnipeg
Guelph Township farm auction sales sale judged for July
Public auction at HH. V. McLeod's farm on the Guelph and Fergus Highway No.6 north of Marden Junction. Sale includes SHORTHORNS COWS HORSES HARNESS YOUNG CATTLE SHEEP POULTRY TRACTOR and equipment with front lot items and household effects. Cash terms no reserve. Auctioneers Hindley and Elliott. July 3. Erin or Milton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
HH. V. McLeod
Guelph and
Fergus Highway
Marden Junction
Joly Ltd
Prince Jobin
Viewbank Duke
Green Grove Star
Rose Guard
Lucky Girl
Arawane Lucky Boy
Rose Marchioness
OAC
Marchioness
Gordon Bay Arris
Ford Ferguson
Ferguson
McCormick Deering
Th.c
Davenport
Viking
Beatty
Cuelph
Fergus
Hindley and
Elliott
Erin
Auction sale notice for K Brownlow Nassagaweya residence
The sale lists an Electric Washer Rangette Electric Mantel Radio Electric Iron Piano Singer sewing machine and extensive household contents. The auction is on Saturday July 31 at 7 30 pm with cash settlement and no reserve. Hindley and Ellio Auctioneers McMillan Clark appointing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coffield
Singer
Hindley & Ellio
Also Mentioned on This Page
District News
Everton
MRS
Britain
Anderson Weld
Ing Shop
Malin
Nassagaweya Koh. No
Halton
SUSE
London
Son
Sun
Stratford
Hitchaner
Harold Wiles
Gray Coach Lines
F. L. Wright
Watson’s Dairy Bar
Candykind
Buck-Reis
Waterloo Church
Guelph ‘Township
Bay Clyde
Harnos
K. Brownlow
Moffat
Township
Nassagaweya
McMillan
Clark
Eom
Cooper’s Clothing Store
Master Dry
Joe Woods
Laing Cartage
Knox Church Choir
Acton Park
Featuring
H.L
RoParker
Lasse
Canad
Ivory
Thomson Brothers
Mill ST
Purina
WATTS
Pioneer
SHUR
Howard's
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