Nassagaweya Notes From Town and District
News from Nassagaweya reports Mina Moe near Nasapewaya hospitalized in Guelph General Hospital with hopes for recovery. Nearby visitors include Mr and Mrs Wm Near and family from Kitchener. Public schools close for summer and plan a yearly plenica. Harvest outlook: fall wheat promising and hay crop fair. A cheese festival in Township Hall Brookville drew good attendance. Mr and Mrs Thomas Hinkey of Dundalk visited Mr and Mrs George Nightingale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mina Moe
Near
Napesaweya
Guelph General Hospital
Wm. M. Near
Kitchener
Nassagaweya
Hrookville
Thomas Hinkey
Dundalk
George Nightingale
Milton District Co operative tour to Woodstock and Norwich
A Milton District Co operative sponsored a Friday tour on June 3 to Woodstock and Norwich co operatives. Two special buses and five cars transported L people with 14 men and women from the community attending to view local business volume. An enjoyable evening was reported by all who assisted Mr and Mrs Cecil Cooper. The Milton Branch of Trade meeting was held in the Town Hall with FC Randall noting preparations for a softball diamond and a new action erected. CC Woot and NOT Pickett were appointed to arrange a supervisor for the playground.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milton District
Woodstock
Norwich
Cecil Cooper
Mul Street
Milton Rvant
BR Oclock FC
Randall
CC Woot
Pickett
Ballinafad Hall Hosts Honor Night For Fred Shortland and Ruth Taylor
A large crowd gathered in Ballinafad Hall on Friday to honor Fred Shortland and Ruth Taylor on their upcoming marriage. Norman Ritter chaired a short program featuring musical pieces by Mrs Norman Sinclair and Lola Graham, followed by an address from Rud Snow. After gifts and a breakfast, dancing continued as events noted include Mr Cameron McEnery's hospital stay and property moves by Alten Rinnie and William Hitchcock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Shortland
Ruth Taylor
Norman Ritter
Norman Sinclair
Lola Graham
Troyd” Swindlehurst
Muriel Hilta
Rud Snow
Cameron McEnery
St. Joseph's Hospital
Clifford Kennedy
Alten
Rinnie
Wm Hitchcock
Ballinafad
Farm Forum
Joseph Allan
Community Notes From The District
Local readers share updates on visits to Toronto and Fergus, travels by friends to see relatives, and a twent one day leave for Billie Laserie. Sorrow is offered for Ben Taylor of London and wishes for a speedy recovery to Mino Wo. Also included are welcomes for new neighbors in town and several congratulations on church and community milestones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Coulson
Roy Mel
Brinklow
Toronto
T A Ingle
Mra
William Reeves
Fergus
Gardiner
Noland
Billie Laserie
Pettawawa
Wo Mino
O Serry
Gilbertson
Guelph Hospital
AM Haope
Doug Robertson
Mo Lindangy Tolton
Mr. Taylor
Ben Taylor
London
John ‘Thomas
Grand Rapids Mich
Mix
Noh Spence
Mr. Spence
Wall Currie
Torun
George R. Thomas
Betty McLean
Edith Lee
Wilkin
James Hawkins
Local Visits Highlight Peninsula Community Gathering
LIMEHOUSE Mr and Mrs Robt Bearhops of Penetanguishene visit Michells on Sunday. Sgt Arthur Chilvers and Grant Wright visit Wrights. Misa Helen Swackhamer of Detroit and Mrs McKechnie of Toledo are mentioned. church grounds improved by removing an old shed and gravelling the driveway. Hogg of St John MB visits Atalls. community meeting held at Wrights Wednesday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robt
Bearhops
Penetanguishene
Michell
Pught
Arthur Chilvers
Grant Wright
Wright's
Misa Helen Swackhamer
Detroit
Mra McKechnie
Toledo
Walling
Miss Swackhamer
Mr. Hogg
St John, ML
Wrights
Marriage Bond Pitfalls and Local Notices In Erin
Fragmented OCR notes show a wedding at the Advent Church with Ada Lucille Smith marrying Kenneth G Leighton, Toronto native, son of Mr and Mrs Sam Leighton Alma Ontario. Also mentions Erin native Gratham paaerdava, Roy Bananta from Hockwood, RCARBR leave from overseas, a custody or fine case in Guelph Police Court, and a car discharge incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aor Gratham Paaerdava
al Tiore
Jack Bananta
Hockwood
Rcarbr
Boat Honeywill
Hert Cunningham
Aston
Costa
Guelph Polee
Boag Hapitat
Karen Qowers
Ada Lucille Smith
Kenneth GG. Leighton
J. W. Smth
Toronto
Erin
Sam Leighton
Alma
Cedarvale News and Wedding Notes From Ballinafad Area
Community updates from Cedarvale include a wedding shower for Mr Fred Shortill and Mins Taylor and Mrs Jo Martin and Theodore of Vineland. Mrs Hamilton of Heamasille attended, and a Friday gathering noted. Howard McArthur reported an injury of about 10 inches long and 3 inches thick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ballinafad
Fred Shortill
Mins Taylor
Jo Martin
Theodore
Vineland
Hamilton
Heamasille
Fuenda
Howard McArthur
Mraj Scott
Albert Kennedy
Cedarvale
W. Cox
Mra C Hurren
Eleanor Griffin
Turner-Rutherford wedding noted in Fergus
Mrs Arthur Turner from Detroit visited her relatives Mr and Mrs Lash and attended the Turner-Rutherford wedding in Fergus. Several local residents and visitors from Hamilton Burlington Shiloh Galt and Toronto were listed as guests or visitors. Penicillin helped a local child’s ear infection while Hoy Ballentine remains confined in Fergus Hospital after last week’s operation with slow recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur ‘Turner
Detroit
Mroo
Mraco Lash
Turener-Rutherfornd
Fergus
Mra
JK Courtney
Toronto
Cheater Shaw
Whi Shaw
George Lush
Russel Watson
Galt
Meo
Percy Kellam
Shiney
Brampton
John Watson
Jax Nokes
Harvey Dearing
Ronnie
Fa. Cox
Guelph Hagpitah
Mackie
Belwood
Ginger
Grand Valley Dam
Grand River Dam
Social visits dot weekend in Everton area
Weekend visitors clustered across Everton and nearby towns. Families including the Holes and Wilsons visited. Sunday calls spanned Guelph residents Hewat Morley and Bill, and McBride. Hamilton, Atton and Kitchener guests also noted among many local households. An annual picnic occurred at SS No. 7 school Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Holes
Wilson
EB. Shepherdson
Don Simone
Hewat
Morley
Bill
McBride
Guelph
Bert Palframan
Ww. Hi. Hortop
Fred McC
Rockwood Notes and Church Centennial Observed
A Rockwood community page reports Rev FOG Wale s church Centennial with history and services led by Rev Ward plus a Sunday School convention at United Church. It notes bereavements for Mrs Edwards and family, school examinations, holidays, and local moves including Mr Gordon McLin buying a butcher shop and the Cantelons relocating to a new property on the highway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm of Edwards
Measra
Lister
Spencer
Heard Win Passmore
Chas Uo Harris
J A Little Flower
Messrs
Roy Young
Roy Hacon
Arch McNabb
Rockwood
Edwards
Halifax
Amherst
Mira So McDonald
Anton
C Hunter
Toronto
Wo Stuntpf
Harry
Edward
England
Bert Bert Colborne
Robert
Oakville
Ales
Hornepayne
Louis
Owen Sound
Alfred cCoto
Germany
Alice
Mr. Short
Guelph Aio
Mra Ko Allan
Bashaw
Alta
Harold Hunt
Endiang
Mra of
Copeland
Donald McArthur
Port Stanley
Wren Ruth McAkersie
Thos. Weatherston
Guelph Hospital
Helen Powers
Lockwood
Jos. Murphy
Kingston
Herb. Gibbons
George. Saunders
Gordon
Burlington Masons parade honors Trinity church service
In Burlington the Hurlington Masonic Tawge held a church parade for Trinity United Church with a fine service. Mrs Ronald Core and her 19 month old daughter arrived from England to stay with her brother Ideut and his wife. Flying Officer Honald Care was killed in operations over Germany. The Chamber of Commerce luncheon supported town purchase of acreage to attract industrial firms. New councilors were elected at the nomination meeting to set terms for John Wilkinson and Chae Walner.icycle rack plan proposed to curb sidewalk bicycle parking hazards and require use of curbside racks by cyclists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hurlington Masonic Tawge
Trinity United Church
Ronald Core
England
Ideut
Donald C. Thrush
Chamber of Commerce
Coronation Motel
Wow Cassy
Smith Avenue
M Ferguson
Caroline Street
John Wilkinson
Chae Walner
Az Tre
Arepe
Neant Street
Local servicemen return home and school changes noted
Two Georgetown servicemen Alva Grieve and Pte Welburn Marchment arrived home from overseas this week. Veromea Rich, son of Mr and Mrs George Blick, Glen Williams, also returned after four years abroad. J K Outram attended Baptist Convention meetings in Toronto. McGibbon’s store reported over 7000 dollars raised for Chapter funds at an Opportunity Sale. Four new High School teachers will join, with EJ Keenan replacing Walter Carpenter as principal. Carpenter moves to Chatham Collegiate. Abbe Arthur Maheus urged Canadians of Indian and French descent to unite in a Christian crusade during his address and at St Patrick’s Alumni banquet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ceorgetown
ACI
Alva Grieve
Welburn
Veromea Rich
George Blick
Glenwilliams
Alev. J. K. Outram
Baptist Convention of
Ontario
Quebec
Walmerstead Baptist Church
Toronto
D. E
Local Supplier Advertises Bricks Sand Cement
An advertisement lists brick and plaster sand cement goods with contact to Tom Haines in Georgetown Glenville area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Acton
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Milton
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Limehouse
Orton
Everton
Albert Royon
John Alton
O Thictutchenew
Oy Young
Noackwood
Speedcute
Arthur Dortes
Kitch
Werner
Aun
Geo Jeatin Papila
SS No 7
Mina Phyline Cray
Misa Frances Gibb
Meudtar
DD. McNabb
Jo Freeman
Mth
Eramosa Sunday School Association
United Church
J Ward
Township Sunday Schoola
Mra OW Craw
Ferguson
Mra A
Neolands
Mono
Ontario Religious Educational Council
Charles 1 Harris
Rey Wo Ferner
Mra A. Neelands
Annie Jollitte
Kev Fog Wale
Atte
Burlington
Georgetown
CCI
Arthur Maheus
Canada
Maheus
AL Patrick
EE. Harrop
F. L. Wright Realtor and Insurance
Guelph and District Real Estate Boar
Canadian Association Real Estate Boards
Ontarie Association Real Estate Boards
Fire and Casualty Insurance Agents Association
Royal Guelph
Paul Muni
Dorian Gray
Ernst
Subitach
With George, Sanders Hurd Hatfield
Tallulah Bankhead
Charles Coburn
Betty Grable
Billy Rose
Stanley Park Erin
Actsa
Norval
Main Atrest
Por Raly
Staroom
Hrock Streets
P Killick
Duncan McDougall
Fejuesing
Min Street
Georgetown Lumber CO
Tom Haimes
Glenwililame
Waterton School
McDonald
Austra
C. O.D
Wm.ker
Nasangaweys
Ebenezer Church
Nouth
Roy Hindley
Fred
W. Bray
Geo
C. Brown
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