Transfer of Lieut Clarke Ferris to Mimico Corps
Regretful notice from Crewsons Corners states Lieut Clarke Ferris is transferred to Mimico Corps of the Salvation Army. Lieut Mundy will continue services as usual and staff wish Ferris success in his new appointment. Miss Annie Airdrie of Georgetown is mentioned in the week’s notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarke Ferris
Mimico Corps
Salvation Army
Mundy
Ferris
Annie Airdrie
Georgetown
Brick plant reopens as Terra Cotta arrives at Alton
Terra Cotta The Brick Co. have arrived this week and begun repairs at the Alton Brick plant which provides steady local employment. Ed Townend has bought a house in Norval and plans moving soon. Milas Wilma Hunter of Toronto visited, and J Mackle family hosted relatives. Quarries resume operations, funeral of John Presswood noted with sympathy extended to his widow. Wood cutting continues. J Neely shows improvement. quilting bees are popular and Alma Atkinson shows health gains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brick Co
Alton
Norval
Milas Wilma Hunter
Toronto
J. Neely
Alma Atkinson
Noen
Ospringe Community Notes Include Births and Events
Local notices report David Stewart sprained his wrist. Congratulates go to Mr. and Mrs. George Robertson on a daughter at Guelph General Hospital. Ada Currie on two week holiday in Guelph and Toronto. Women’s Institute met with five dollar donation to Travellers’ Aid. Temperance delegates report given. Library program drew large crowd. several musical and dramatic items presented. Next week features a library program and a Bible history readings event. German meessles noted as prevalent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Stewart
George Robertson
Guelph General Hospital
Edwin Barber
Nmnas
Ada Currie
Guelph
Toronto
R. D. Burrows
Mire
Woot
Wat. Robértson
Women's Institute
Sire. Anderton
Tunsley
George Cook
George Cook, Five Dollars Was Voted To the Travellers’ Aid
Wiles Yandel Scanlon
Afrs. S. Box
Mary Campbell
W. Anderson
George Young
Squashville
Misa Mary-Campbell
Vic Majenty
Kenneth Robertson
Emma Tinsley
Grace Burrows
Jean Underhill
Jack Cook
Veter
Peter Pumpkin
Dat Windley
Yacsell Struthers
Lorena Locker
Mtude
Lois Campbell
Miro. A. Winters
Messrs
A. Winters
D. Winters
Albert Woore
Dublin Literary Meeting Highlights March Event
The Dublin Literary meeting at the school on Friday evening March 6 opened with O Ganada led by President Mr. Stanley Joe. Brs. Burkholder read and recited while the Dublin school choir under Mrs. George Robertson sang a chorus. Mrs Princes Mullin gave a humorous reading and Mr. Whitelock of Millen delivered an illustrated talk on the Ferguson Highway in Northern Ontario before the National Anthem. A social hour and lunch followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dublin Literary
Stanley Joe
Brs. Burkholder
Dublin School
George Robertson
Princes Mullin
Whitelock
Millen
Ferguson Highway
Ontario
Fractured Elbow After Slippery Walk at High School
Georgetown residents report Mrs John D Kelly fractured her left elbow in two places after a fall on a slippery walk near the High School last Wednesday. Mrs H Morrow continues to recover at home after ten days in bed. The Presbytery of the Presbyterian Church in Toronto met to authorize the call to Rev. Douglas Davidson H A to Knox Church Georgetown. Hydro disrupted town services for about 45 minutes Monday as workers installed new line to the Paper Mills. Mrs Ellen Meadows celebrated her birthday with well wishes as she enjoys good health in her advanced years. A reader proposed adding a Mall Box at Main and Mills Streets to avoid posting letters on the slippery Hill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John D. Kelly
H. Morrow
Douglas Davidson
Knox Church
Georgetown
The
Presbyterian Church
Toronto
Hydro
Commission
Paper
Ellen Meadows
Herald
Main
Milla
Rockwood Lenten Services and Local Notices Report
Lenten services at St John’s Church were well attended with Rev. E Brillinger leading Holy Communion on Sunday. The WTY Smith Co Ltd leased to Ralph Cook of Brampton. Smiths relocated to a nearby cottage. Community updates include school reopening after illness scare, WCTU meeting notes, and various local visitors and improvements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. John’s
E. Brillinger
W. TY. Smith Co. Ltd
Ralph Cook
Brampton
Rhe
Nouncer
Gerald Clamond
Elsie Gordon
Dorothy Simmons
T. Jackson
Mie
Helen Bayne
Reading
Wiesmt Avurlan
Kathleen Y Taylor
Maurice Hard
Marlon Day
Gerald Clemens
Helen“Hayne
G. H. Pearen
Wilbert Guild
Charles AcNabb
Ivar
Guelph - General
Vospital
E. Warber
Erin
Jametla
Ira
Robert Thatcher
W. J. Taylor
Detroit
LaVerne Pentland
John Jr. Smith
Belruit
John Littles
Hillsburg and Area Social Notes The Cheynes and Neighbors
Hillsburg residents visit family and friends over the weekend. Mr Lancey Cheyne rents John May's farm and moved in last week. Miss Myrile Grew returns to Guelph while her mother Mrs Cox recovers from illness. Mrs W Millar hosts and visits with the Millars and Herons in Fergus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alex. Bessey
Erna
Chas. Hooth
Moe
Frances
L. W Cheyne
Robert
Jimmie
Wm. Cheyne
Lancey Cheyne
John May
Lae
Wm. Millar
Bert Heron
Pergus
Scout and Rover social night brightens Cub Onicers
Milto n A N Stark of Exquesing township killed a ground hog on his farm. Last Thursday evening the Scout on Cub Onicers held a social evening with a Rover Scouts gathering. At St Pauls Church last Sunday an organ recital by organist A H Wallace delighted the congregation. Mr and Mrs Frederick Duncan Dew ar Milton announce the engagement of their daughter Helen Fraser to John H Allen of Burlington. The wedding is planned quietly on April 1st.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. N. Stark
Exquesing Township
St. Paul's Church
A. Hf. Wallace
Frederick Duncan Dewar
Milton
Helen Fraser
John H. Allen
Robert Allen
Hurlington
cChumoalon
Local Social Rounds Highlight Weekend Activities
Limehouse residents Mr. and Mrs. C A Ummery visited the cabin over the weekend. A dance at Mr. Thos Appleyard’s home attracted many neighborhood youths. An aerobics party was at United Church Parsonage last Friday night. Women's Institute met at Mrs. Chas Meredith’s home. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Smith of Toronto visited Tuesday with Mr. and Mrs. Miller. With the new road to the seventh area open, many cars and trucks have been seen visiting the village.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. A
Thos
Appleyard
United Church Parsonage
Women's Institute
Chas. Meredith
Harry Smith
Toronto
Mint
Millere
Seventrane
Local notes Clarify Funerals and House Purchases
Erin Ate T. C. Poster attended his uncle Jamces Vester's funeral in Angus on Saturday. Mike WR Fuller spent the weekend with her parents at St. Mary's. Jack Abbott secured a position with Mrs. Joseph Senn at Wagersville who operates a funeral service business at Calmdonia. Mr. and Mrs. W. Wilken purchased the late Spence McDonald's Belfountain property and took possession. Bir. Malcolm Mekhuchern celebrated his birthday on February 299th with friends calling. In hockey, Inglewood defeated Erin Shamrocks 4-2 in the Foothill season finals, securing the group title in two straight games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. C. Poster
Jamces Vester
Angus
Mike WR. Fuller
St. Mary's
Jack Abbott
Joseph Senn
Wagersville
Calmdonia
Mir
W. Wilken
Spence McDonald
Belfountain
Malcolm Mekhuchern
Inglewood
Erin Shamrocks
W.oo. Ila
Advocate
Bloomsbury Literary Society Meeting Reports March 6
Nassagaweya's Bloomsbury Literary Society held a lively Monday session March 6 with instrumental pieces, a recitation by Miss Almin Watson, a debate on farm laborers in Ontario versus factory workers, and a closing National Anthem. Attendees included Mr. Mac MecLoughin and Miss Marion Watson. judges favored the affirmative a few points.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bloomsbury Literary Society
Maple Leaf Forever
Almin Watson
the Whistler
Mie Norma
Edwin Watson
Mfouurs
A. Near Ard Thomas
Mac MecLaughlin
Ontario
Mac MecLougghin
Mary
Marion ‘Watson
Ruby Webberson
Mears
Cameron Kitching
George Gordon
Ueekilan
Misra
Ross Patterson
G. S. Pullton
M. E. Near
Cecil Watson
Mitre Ele
Audrey Watson
Archie McPhenson
Mransell Nelles
Hiramsbury Literary Society
Mitalled
T. Wison
Guelph Road
Bert
Florence
Missia Yrene
Mary Darby
R. N
Hindhbull
Dundas
Rev
Mira
Cauldwell
Acton
Everton News In Briefs From Local Families
Mrs. George Gordon of York Road visits her brother Mr. W Wead. Mrs. Stanley McKay of Guelph spends days with sister Mrs TL D McCutcheon. Mr and Mrs Clarence Vertop of Rockwood visit at local farmer’s home. Mrs. D Jackson returns to Mimosa to stay with son Norman after time with daughter Mrs G G Roberton. Mr Roy Hindley runs a large sale for Mr S Petty from 1 to 5 pm. Mr and Mrs W Usherwood visit Mr Colin Kitching in Rockwood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Gordon
York Road
W. Wead
Stanley McKay
Guelph
TL. D. McCutcheon
Clarence Vertop
Rockwood
D. Jackson
Norman
Mimosa
G. G. Roberton
Roy Hindley
S. Petty
W. Usherwood
Colin Kitching
Eden Mills Community Damce and Teas Highlight Weekend
The Eden Mills dance in Town Hall drew strong turnout by local hockey players. A Presbyterian service at Knox College preacher Mr Wallace Wadland of Toronto followed by a Night-Hawk Club euchre at the Burrows home featured prizes for Mrs D Lowrie and W Gilbertson with lone hands won by W Gilbertson. A Conundrum Tea at Mrs Moore’s hosted by Eden Mills Presbyterian Ladies’ Aid invited United Church ladies. Afternoon program included instrumental selections by Miss Myrtle Early and Eileen Early with duets by the Early sisters. Sunbeam Mission Band met at Miss Wilda Gilbertson’s and Miss Marle Gilbertson’s home. Young Donald McAlpine suffered convulsions but is recovering. Isabel Lowrie and Gertie Harrison of OAC Guelph visited the Lowrie home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wallace Wadland
Knox College
Toronto
Presbyterian Church
Jeff Burrows
D. Lowrie
W. Glbertson
W. Wilton
James Gilbertson
W. Gilbertson
Moore
Eden Mullis Presbyterian Ladies’ Aid
The
United Church
Amfyrtle
Eileen
Miki
Helen Scott
Wom. McLean
Somerville
Sunbeam Mission Band
Mises Wilda
Marle Gilbertson
Donald McAlpine
George McAlpine
Isabel Lowrie
Gertie Harricon
O.A.C
Guelph
W. J. Lowrie
Local Notes From Campbellville Area Social Roundup
Campbellville residents travel to Milton and Preston while Napusagaweya and Puslinch connect with nearby towns. St David’s Ladies Aid host Shamrock Supper March 17 and quilting meets occur midweek. Community members attend Grad uation Dance at AME High School and church services led by Mr Johnson at Knox College.
Burlington Mail Informs Of Local Happenings And Plans
Burlington residents learn of a tax rate increase proposed for council review. A slippery Locust Street sidewalk injures Mrs Gertie Colton, breaking her arm. Firefighters halt a blaze at C H Haard's home, saving structures but damaging wiring. Engagement announced for Muriel Elizabeth Nicholson of Burlington to Robert Wallace Graham of Burlington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W A. Emery
Lakeland
Pioridas
Burlingtom
Gertie Colton
Locust Street
Ontario Stree
C.H. Laard
Roseland
Allan
Nicholson
Toronto
Burlington
Muriel
Ezzabeth
Robert Wallace O Graham
Oakville News In Brief Local Incidents And Travel
Two arrests were made by Chief David Kerr in the Dr Chase Medicine Company plant robbery dated December 16. Mrs Don auld FP Yenson and her mother Lady Baillie sail from New York aboard the Empire of Australia for a West Indies visit. Oakville resident Mrs EL Rue is seriously injured after a truck collision with Edgar Kennedy at Saturday night. Oakville Fire Department’s new pumper had its first run, driven by Wa Whitaker. John McIntyre of Bronte sustains a compound fracture and other injuries after a collision with E Piannigan of Toronto. Mr and Mrs PL Lunan wintering in Florida visited Havana, Cuba. They stayed four days. Robert Kelly and sister May Kelly depart Middle Road Highway by bus for New York to board a Dutch freighter bound for Hayti and a Venezuelan port. voyage to last a month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David” Kerr
Dr. Chase Medicine Company
Baillle
Donauld FP. Yenson
Australia
New York
West Indies
EL Rue
Oakville
Edgar Kennedy
Wa. Whitaker
John McIntyre
Bronte
E. Piannigan
Toronto
Havana
Cuba
Robert Kelly
Slster
May Kelly
Middle Road Highway
Hayti
Venezuela
South America
Frozen Strawberries Reach Malaya Markets From Cold Storage
Modern inventiveness reshapes diets as British Malaya residents buy frozen strawberries from the temperate zone. Supplies flow from the United States with inquiries about Canada, stored in 300 pound tins in Singapore, then repacked into pink milk bottles for milk and strawberry use. The market targets European residents and affluent Chinese and Eurasians with a potential reach of about 70 000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bown
British Malaya
United States
Canada
Industrial Department
Canagadian National Railways
Sinagpore
Haircut Confusion Sparks Six Month Barber Strike
A reader recalls a past barber exchange asking if the current barber cut their hair before. The barber replies he has only worked there six months, implying a different stylist. The moment captures a humorous clash over memory and identity in a small shop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wired Man
Deliverance from Evil in Sunday Church Services
Church notices list sermons by the minister on Sunday March 15 at 11.00 a.m. Deliverance from Evil followed by Sunday School and Bible Classes at 12.15 p.m. and a 7.00 p.m. sermon on Slurs of Destiny Man's Ideal Son. Week events include Young People's League Tuesday 8.00 p.m. Unity Men's Club Wednesday 6.00 p.m. and Bible Study Hour Thursday 7.30 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young People's League
Unity Men's Club
People Guild
Auction Sale by Robert Lasby Amid Unclear Items at Lot 20
Robert Lasby holds an auction at Lot 20 Concession 6 Nunsuguweya featuring cattle including 70 York WWogs sows and boats and grain. The sale is set for Thursday March 20 at 1:30 a.m. Terms cash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
SaLy YJ
McCristall
Esquasing
Near- Speyside
Lerma Cash
Norae
R. J. Kerr
Aucioneer
Acton
Robert Lasby
Nunsuguweya
York
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Ospringe
Dublin
Hillsburg
Limehouse
Senate
Wwe. Duff
Wiliam ‘Duff
Lunenberg
N.S
John McCarthick
Everton
Eden Mills
Campbellville
J. Gilmour
W. Prank
Napusagaweya
Yillmilton
Wiliam Cowper
Preston
St. David's Church
Ms. Crawford
Gerald Richards
Isa Mary Coberus
J. Roberts
AME High School
Crawford Mahon
Ald
Menylea
Helen Smith
Puslinch
Mua
Nica Wubbert
Mina Gertie Currty
Slater Mary
Aby Kitchener
Afr
Johnmon
VY. PB
St. Davide
Mra. W. 3
WePhall
Suriday
Malaya
Kelly & Aiken
Ouangeville
B. P Rocks
C. White Leghorns
NEW Hampshires
Willowdale Poultry Farm
Johnston & Sons
Chateau Maid
Weston
G. M. Jelly Powder
Igc
Clark
Meaford
Jenny Lind Chocolates
Peek-Fean Biscuits
Grasery Barr’s
Oxford
Pallant’ S Clothing & Footwear
Mill Street
Acton, Ontario
Church News
Presbyterian Knox Church
H. L. Bennie
Manso
Willow Street
Christ
Wolves
J. McDougall
Chicora Avenue
Rock Avenue
Taylon
Brock Avenue
Alex. Sinclair
Knox Avenue
C. McLaughilin
Main Street
P. O. Box
Talbots Hardware
Torr
Eastralf
Swackhaumer
J. R. Atrmgy
Highgata
R. J. For
J. Northwick
Niuatyuweyu
Ela
J. Ker
Lindsay
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