Local Visitors and Church Meetings Highlight Week in Ballinafad
Ballinafad residents visited friends in Toronto including Mr. Will Cassidy who returned from leave. The United Church hosted W A meeting March 12 with Red Cross collection, March 13 Mission Circle with readings, and March 14 Young People's Society discussed Temperance and India papers and proposed joining the Youth Temperance Federation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Hills
Toronto
Myr
Cecil Soper
Preston
J. Soper
Will Cassidy
Wood Bees
W.A. of the United Church
W. Wiley
R. McEnery
McEnery
Vannatter
Red Cross
Mission Circle of the
United Church
Annie Snow
Rita Allen
Muriel Crossman
Edith Warne
Young—People's Society
Elwood Snow
Local area notes on farms visits and church events
Guelph area residents report visits and moves among families. Farms change hands on Second Line and Fourth Line Caledon while a Bramoa couple takes the McTavish Farm. Ladies Aid meeting discusses Canadian Missionaries and a Biblical Quiz. A Third Line Group pageant on Confederation and a lively program with solos recitals and a humorous play enliven a recent town gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jessie .King
Guelph General Hospital
Andrew Baptie
Earl Smith
Lorne
Lorne Rayburn
Elwood Peavoy
Babe
Aberfoyle
Peavoy
D. B. McKinnon
Gq? Aitken
ED Ww. Anderson
F. Bryd
Lorena Locker
F. Leitch
George Locker
Extett Currie
Oscar Locker
Ada
Misscola Leitch
Welfare Board reports February funds and local notices
About 100 youths shared a supper organized by Trinity on Monday in Burlington. The Welfare Board's February accounts totaled 2 556 42, down 485 from a year ago. Mrs Wilbur Kerns becomes School Trustees Secretary, first woman in the role. Town Council discussed overhead sign liability after damage. Efforts to attract a Canadian industry failed again due to no suitable building. Lorne Smith narrowly escaped when his car slid on the CN R bridge and dangled over a 50 foot drop before safety.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trinity
Welfare Board
Wilbur Kerns
Maple Avenue
Palmer
Canada
Lorne Smith
C.N.R
Hamilton
Smith
Gazette
Funeral for Michael H. Holman in Rockwood
The funeral proceeded from his home to Sacred Heart Church with Rev. Frank Brick officiating. Pallbearers were his sons Harry Jos and Robert and brothers William Richard and John. Interment in St. Joseph’s Cemetery Guelph. He leaves a wife three sons three sisters and three brothers. Previously he farmed in Puslinch before moving to Rockwood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael H. Holman
Sacred Heart Church
Father Kehoe
Frank Brick
Carlsruhe
Guelph
Harry
Jos
Robert
William
Richard
John
St. Joseph's Cemetery
Father Gillen
M. Louise Bertrand
Sisters of St. Joseph's
Hamilton
Mises Mary Ann
Sarah
Puslinch
Rockwood
Holman
Presbyterian Church
A. H. Wilson
Hugh Graham
Reading
D. McNabb
W. Gilbertson
Garnet McDougall
Eden Mills
Frances McNabb
Hugh Alton
E. A. Brooks
Telford
Brown
P. Sim
Miss Hume
Fred Hamilton
F. Hamilton
Fred McWilliams
der— James
Roberta
Dr. Roberts
Bralch
Agnes E. Weatherald
Fenwick
Ontaro
Miss Weatherald
Wiliam Weatherald
Rockwood 1850
Doctor Junean Graham Named Consultant to Army Medical Corps
Doctor Junean Graham head of the University of Toronto Faculty of Medicine has been appointed consultant in medicine to the Royal Canadian Army Medical Corps. He served in the previous war attaining the rank of colonel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Junean Graham
University of Toronto Faculty of Medicine
Royal Canadian’ Army Medical Corps
Graham
March Presbyterian WMS meets at Mrs Benton home
The March meeting of the Presbyterian WMS was held at Mrs A W Benton home. Mrs A W Norton read scripture lesson Mrs S Wright led prayers and Mrs Newton reviewed a chapter from the study book. Yard goods prepared for making ar to be held at Mrs Newton home. The Girls Lookout Club crokinole social at Mr and Mrs Wm Gordon Silver Creek yielded prizes to Harry Knight and A C Patterson. Miss Inez Scott spent the week end at Alderwood. Families Haines Scott Gordon Greig visited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian
W.M.S
A. W. Benton
A. W. Norton
S. Wright
Crewson Corner Easter Visits Mention Local Families
Mr and Mrs Lynd Smith visited at Mr and Mrs John Airdrie's on Sunday. Mr and Mrs W Jackson and family of Islington called on Mr and Mrs Robert Brown. Mr and Mrs Ed Jennings of Acton paid a visit to Mr and Mrs John Airdrie. We wish the Editor and the agatr a very happy Easter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lynd Smith
John Airrie
Local Visits Highlight Weekend Across Hillsburg Area
Mr Leonard Bessey and Miss Ida Gray of Orton spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs A Bessey on Third Line. Mrs Chas Booth and son Lloyd of Alton visited Mr Wm Cheyne and family. Mr and Mrs Lloyd Miller of Third Line were guests at Mr and Mrs Bruce McKinnon. Chas Cheyne George Cheyne Master Jack and Miss Jean McEachern visited Mr Wm Cheyne. Mrs L W Cheyne and Miss Ruth spent the weekend with friends in Guelph. Mr and Mrs Fred Mack and Mr Stanley Wheeler of Brampton spent the weekend at their homes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leonard Bessey
Ida Gray
Orton
A. Bessey
Chas. Booth
Lloyd
Alton
Wm, Cheyne
Lloyd Miller
Bruce McKinnon
Chas
Cheyne
George Cheyne
Jack
Georgetown Seed Fair Attracts Large Crowd And Exhibits
The Georgetown Seed Fair held last Friday and Saturday drew a large exhibit and a good crowd. William King, who had surgery at Guelph General Hospital last week, is progressing well and aims to go home this weekend. The Georgetown Liberal Association rally occurred in Gregory Theatre on Tuesday March 12 with Frank Petch as chairman and speakers John Wallace Blakelock MP Oakville Hughes Cleaver and Senator Duncan Marshall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgetown
William King
Guelph General Hospital
Georgetown Liberal Association
Gregory Theatre
Frank Petch
John Wallace
Blakelock
M-P.p
Oakville
Hughes Cleaver
Duncan Marshall
Herald
Local Notices and Business Moves In Milton Region
Milton report notes the funeral of Mrs Maddocks attended by Mr and Mrs John Walker of Toronto. Fred Dent of Agerton shipped 20 beef cattle to New Jersey last week, weighing about 1525 lbs each, with freight 3150 and duty 450. Dr W A Reddick of Toronto bought the former medical practice of Dr R N McPherson Champion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Walker
Toronto
Maddocks
Fred Dent
Agerton
Hornby Station
New Jersey
N.Y
W. A. Reddick
R. N. McPherson
Champion
Village Road Blocked by Snow After Plow Efforts
Ort on town remains cut in through Thursday as plows labor to clear a road. Motor traffic stalls persist since Tuesday with trucks transports and cars halted on the highway. Local residents Mrs A L Atton Miss Betty Hayward Mrs L Lyons and others were in Toronto Fergus and Guelph hospitals. A double wedding shower season honors Miss Margaret Robertson and Miss Irene Stauffer with planned marriages in late March.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. L. Atton
Toronto
Betty Hayward
L. Lyons
Eyin
Nevills
H. Morrison
Jimmie
Alf. Dickson
Buddy_ Ballentine
Fergus
Guelph Hospital
D. A. Robertson
Margaret
Winford Thomson
Belwood
Grond
Oakville Hockey Victory and Local Officials News
Oakville won the Ontario Juvenile Hockey League second round over Milton with a 10 6 aggregate. Sub Lieutenant Jack Blaktlock RN visits Oakville for a few days with his mother Mrs James Blaxelck. The Board of Education restored Chief Kerr's salary to 270 a year. Oakville Town Council set daylight saving from April 28 to September 29 at 12 01 am.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Blaktlock
R.N
Oakville
James Blaxelck
Dundas Street
Milton
Chief Kerr
Board of Education
Final Nite Hawk meeting at Eden Mills noted
The final meeting of the Nite Hawk Emchre Chuir was held at the home of Mr and Mrs J D Lowrie. High scores for ladies and gentlemen went to Mrs James Tolton and Mr W Mino, with consolation for Mr and Mrs H Barden. Social events included a Town Hall gathering, a George Blaney led program, and a St Patrick's contest. Several visitors and relatives were mentioned, including Mr and Mrs Will Gilbertson and Mrs C Rennie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Thomas
Aid
James Gilbertson
Nell” McPhail
C. Rennie
Guelph
Mire
Harold Wilson
Hespeler
Local Property Purchases and Moves Noted in Erin Township
Erin Bingham buys H O Bell residence on Main Street and plans a prompt move. Mrs Walker returns to Toronto after weeks with Jennie Hull and Georges Griffin. Mr and Mrs Griffin celebrate 57th wedding anniversary on March 7. R C Tinney buys Lot 15w Concession 9 Erin Township from John Homer and takes possession April 1. Homer to hold a clearing sale soon. Bert Weeks Sr Hillsburg buys Ramesbottom building. pool room to stay under Ted Glitz management. Ramesbottom to move to Toronto with Bill and John Ramesbottom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Bingham
H. O. Bell
Main Street
Arnie Walker
Toronto
Jennie Hull
Georges Griffin
R. C. Tinney
Erin Township
John Homer
Homer
Bert Weeks
Hillsburg
Ramesbottom
Businies
Ted Glitz
W. A. Ramesbottom
Bill
John Ramesbottom
Advocate
Free Money Making Opportunities Adverts
A muddled advertisement page lists home money making schemes and sales. Names include B Marcu se and Fred Baptie offering seeds and outs, plus a farm stock and implements sale by H L Hutt postponed to March 37. People are directed to D H Thomson for information about a Chevrolet contract.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H.L. Hutt
Georgetown
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Neighborhood News
Ballinafad
Ospringe
Marcus
B 'D. Rachlin, Actor
Burlington
Limehouse
Ruth Norton
Brampton
Messrs. Wm
Gordon Greig
Brantford
Ivens
Robert Miller
Laura Miller
Walter Linham
W. A. Lane
Scott
Aepypodius
Waigeu
New Guinea
Rj-Scott
E. P
Optometrist
ST. George's Square Guelph
Mr. Hughes Cleaver
CHML
Erin
Boston
Hamburg
Swift
Schneider
Lovell Bros
Jenet
Von
The
Go Clifton Giron
Paster Evangel
Joseph
Christ
Bresbyterian Knox Church
Acton
H. L. Bennie
M. A
Willow Street
Mission Band
Young People’s Guild
Bai Plist Church
E. G. Baxter
Pam
ST. Alban's Church
Andrican
St John's Church
Alban's
John's
Stone House
R. N. Brown
Victory Data
Arthur Swackhamer
J. D. Murray
R. R
Norval
B. Marcuse
Notre Dame St. West
Montreal,Gnie
Halton
Gordon Leslie
R. R. No
Fred Baptie
Exin
Roy Hindley
Auctiognes
Actos
Busimenm
Mmrléin
D H Thomson
Guelph Street
Chevrolet
Free Press Office
Tad
Geo
C. Brown
Norval Ie
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