Visitors Triumph in Bramoss District Softball Clash
Visitors beat Guelph Recreation Commission 30 to 7 in an Exhibition Park Bramoss District League softball game played last Wednesday evening. Warm weather brings local youths to Hortop's mill dam for swimming and bathing. Weekend visitors include Mrs. McMahon and Mrs. Dyer from White Plains New York and Mr. and Mrs. Robert Croft from Toronto. Mr. Richard Harris visited Toronto with Lynch family members, former Rockwood residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bramoss
Exhibition Park
Guelph
Richard Harris
Toronto
Lynch
Rockwood
Field days at Wastration Stations and District Substations
Field days on Wastration Stations and District Substations of the Canada Department of Agriculture numbered 1051 and were attended by 13 58) persons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada Department of Agriculture
Blair Evening Auxiliary Meeting Report
Mrs Parker hosted the Blair Evening Auxiliary meeting with the president in charge. The group opened with hymn and prayer, Bible reading by Mrs Hambly, treasurer’s report by Mr Mahon, and minutes read by Mrs Hambly. A study book chapter on South America was discussed and a rally report from Flora given.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Parker
Blair Evening Auxiliary
E.simpson
Flora
D. Ynulla
Misa Isabel McConnel
Christian Medical School
Vellore
Mildred Gohman
Smethurst hosts W A M A social event and more
The article notes Mrs Smethurst hosting a W A M A gathering on Tuesday with plans for an invite and a cushion given to president Mrs Jack Crichton. It mentions weddings at St George's Willowdale, reunions in Lowville, a bus trip to Niadaca Falls, and various visits and entertainments around Essex Street Taranta Manitoulin and Windsor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. AL
Thornton-Younton
Lowville
Niadaca Falla
Tel Tyler
Acton
Jock Miller
Diane
Kirkland Lake
Audriy Currie
Bert Renton
GS. S.no. 9
Hert Renton
Manitoulin Taland
Bla Uele
Bioana
Limehorse Presbyterian Church
Ivens
Othe
Leslie Campbell
Hamilton
A. W. Norton
Jack Smethart
Talington
Mes Walkinshaw
Port Credit
C. A. Grant
Kenneth
Stewarttown
Smethurst
Charles Janes
Mro
Clare Hilbert
Russell Halbert
Harry Thomas
Norma Fllis
Alison
Joe Kersey
Garnet Wiliams
Sid Burton
Woodbridise
Fo Lend
Georetown
Mary Hall
Toronto
Christmas Cactus Blooms Reach 24 in Mrs Sunter's Plant
Mrs G Sunter owns a Christmas cactus now showing 24 blooms and once held 42 at Christmas. The plant originated with her late sister Mary Aitken. Nearby, a house moved for safety after being at the corner, and several weekend guests from Toronto visited local families. Church anniversary services and a strawberry festival are planned, with a Sunday school and Mission Band picnic at Rockwood Park drawing over 70 attendees. Races at the event saw winners in multiple age groups, including David Hart and Nancy Grundy, among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. Sunter
Sunter
Mary Aitken
George Anderson
Stanley Stainton
Toronto
Rockwood Park
David Hart
Barry Bruce
Wayne McDonald
Nancy Grundy
Diane McDonald
Joe Rice
Kay Johnson
Marguerite Kloostyr
Eddie Smith
Garnet Bruce
Diane Nicholson
Sharon Nicholson
Glen Jackson
Jimmie Tansley
Mary Agoston
Donna Johnson
Grant Sinclair
Alex Stewart
Varrai Klooster
Audrey Grundy
Joan Aitken
Keith Sinclair
Hugh Sinclair
Ralph Sinclar
Joanne Smith
Mrs Rice
Mrs. McDonald
Myrna Armstrong
Ward Bruce
Eden Mills Groups Make Two Quilts
The Theatiiual swing meeting at the Ladies Aid and W.M.S. of the Presbyterian Church occurred Tuesday in the church parlor. Two quilts were completed followed by short meetings of both societies. Several topics of business were discussed and plans made for the July meeting to discuss the farm of a property.
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Eden Mills
Ald
W.mls
Presbyterian Church
Buvineu
Atkingon
Minn
Patsy Limmer
Erinidate
Mra
Lowrie
Bella
Ringbhit
Mr. Arncold
St Wright
Ottawi
Demputer
Toronto
N. Thomas
Thomas
J_Turner
Acton
Bath
Committee Forms to Plan Community Church Service
At a meeting of the Esiquesanit Federation of Agretculture at the chairman Woo Davidson home, plans were made for a Sunday afternoon in August church service. The Dean Leslie Harding Price committee will oversee the event. A social evening in October is also planned in Stew arntown Hall. The levy for the present year remains unchanged. A luncheon hosted by Mrs. Davide and assistants followed adjournment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Esiquesanit Federation of Agretculture
Woo Davidson
Madle
Dean Leslie
Harding Price
Mans
Stewarntown
Mra. Davide, Son
Acton Social Roundup Sees List Of Local Visits
The week brings Fort Churchitl Private Bruce Williamson visiting Acton, Juhbn Wisck and Lou Monxlas from Kergua, Misa Wawthorne with Karl Ryder party at Camp Petawawa, Lynn Hamlin of Tor onto visiting Johnston home, and several visits among locals including the Ryder and Johnston families. Town residents also note travel by Valley of Winnipes and Chalmera, McCutehean family from London, Koifanna, Loco, Everdelbois, and Armour Sfanna in Ontario and Muskoka gatherings. Ontario-Quebec press group attendees and Guelph Your People's Field Day participants are listed among locals at events and visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bruce Williamson
Fort Churchitl
Horn
Acton
Speed excession and highway accidents in 1950s era figures
The record notes a rise in speed excession and highway crash tolls, citing that by the end of 1950 over 40 600 people had died in motor vehicle accidents. The text presents a historical view of traffic deaths and contributory factors without explicit modern context.
Engagement of Muriel Burna to Lorn Simpson
Mr and Mrs Harry Burna announce the engagement of their daughter Muriel Joan to Lorn Henry Simpson son of Mr and Mrs George Simpson Acton. Marriage planned at Acton United Church on Saturday July 19.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Burna
Muriel Joan
Henry Simpson
George Simpson
Acton
Acton United Church
Paralysis Test On 50 Volunteers Demonstrates Respiration Methods
Fifty volunteers with induced motor nerve paralysis underwent various artificial respiration methods to compare effectiveness. They hovered between life and death as treatments were applied, and recovered with no lasting damage beyond sore throats, after a mixture of oxygen restored normal muscular activity.
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Unig
Auction of Implements Tools Bee Equipment and Furniture
Public auction at c E Featherstone residence near Omagh Store Milton on Wednesday July 9 1952 at 1 30 pm lists items including mower disc post hole auger bee equipment living room dining room kitchen bedrooms and linen. Furniture includes walnut parlor suite and dining pieces while a Singer sewing machine and various household goods are offered with cash settlement terms. Auctioneers Hindley Ant Ellott body.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. E. Featherstone
Omagh
Milton
St. Ft
T. Bissell
Singer
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Campshuvelle
Mrs. R. Parker
Blair Evening Aux
Hornby Ball Club
Hornby Ball Park
East Toronto Softball League
Johnnie Dash
Margaret
Nancy
Billie
Kay Arnott
Tom Hamilton
Danny Scot
Clare Rouse
Canada
Miamo Ehala
Casino Theatre
Murray
Peter Turney
Jack Ayre Star
Ospringe
Juhbn. Wisck
Lou Monxlas
Kergua
Misa
Wawthorne
Karl Ryder
Camp Petawawa
Miai Lynn Hamlin
Marg
Johnston
W. Tatham
Don Ryder
W. K Wamlin
al Wamlin
Michelle
Johnstan
John Valley
Winnipes
Mee
Margaret Chalmera
J.ih Chalmera
Mra Harvey McCutehean
Family of London
Mrs
J McCatehean
MraWi Armour Sfanna
Oshawia
Mia Koifanna
Loco
Mis L Everdelbois
WA Society
United Church
Mra G A Dnma
Canadiaa Weekly Newspapers’ Association
Wiiwassan Lodge
Muskoka
Guelph Your People's
Hyteury
Waterloo
Antitceelield
Shirley Wilson
Betty Willietadon
Teabed Tutehs
Duane Tued Mebalhan
Kaouye Ben- Greer Daag
Dovirtian Crawwford Doula
Ftew
Ft H
Arnictrony
Halton Deanery
The
Anglican Church
Appleby College
Oakville
Stanley A. Kirk
St. George's Church
Gualph
Aly Tarvice
Wright Real Estate and Insurance
Centory
L. Wright
Wilbur HL
Acten
IGA
Clara” Sefferson
Brunswick Sardines
Paramount
Florida
Ayler
Dlae
Swift
Limoges
Indah
Hindley Ant Elliott
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