Community Notes From CREWSON Corner
Friends and neighbors report Mrs Edward Cornell has returned home from St. Josephs Hospital in Guelph and is recovering. Mrs George Graham has been confined to her bed with the flu. Mr Eaton, longtime Corners resident, has moved to Toronto. Mr and Mrs Fred Gilmour and family visited the Cornells. Mr and Mrs W W Jackson and daughters Irene and Ruth of Glington visited R H Browns over the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Cornell
St. Joseph's Hospital
Guelph
George. Graham
Mr. Eaton
Toronto
Fred, Gilmour
W Jackson
Irene
Ruth
Glington
R. H. Brown
E. Calvert
G. Ryder
John Milne
Robt. Milne
Saginaw
Mich
Max’Milne
Rockwood
John’ Ramsey
Blanche “Mijne
Community notes from Rockwood and district events
The Rockwood Women's Association hosted a St Patrick's tea and baking sale in the Town Hall with a supper that evening, while Mr M P Barry celebrated his 87th birthday. Obituaries and funeral attendances are noted for Mr George Wray and Mr James Robinson. The Rockwood Continuation School held a concert with a smaller crowd due to bad weather and featured verses, demonstrations, and resuscitation practice. Local residents and visitors are listed, with church services and Lenten readings at St John’s and United Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Max Milne
John
Eden Mills
Robert Milne
Saginaw
Mich
Mr. Milne
Alex. Milne
Milne
Scotland
Rockwood Continuation School
Charles H. Harris
Jack Edwards
Madeline Gibbons
Anna McNabb
Frances McNabb
Thelma Ross
Ross Dampier
Betty Forsythe
Rogt
Peter Sim
John McMillan
Snel
St. John's Church
Christ
Milk truck crash and town council vote in Bronte
A Sant-Dairy milk truck driven by Jack Ball skidded on the roadway and crashed into a tree but the driver escaped injury. Eugene Muller from Edmonton arrived with his huskies en route to Alberta. Town Council rejected first reading of a by law to send the milk question to a referendum and also turned down a resolution to allow Hamilton dairies to sell milk locally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sant-Dairy
Jack Ball
Eugene” Muller
Edmonton
Alta
Alberta
Quebec
W. H. ' Speers
Bronte
Speers
Lucy Ann Bumby
Hamilton Dairies
Gazette
Erin News Roundup Includes Market Alterations and Local Obituaries
Erin notes Alterations underway at Mr R Tinney meat market. Little Miss Alanna Corbett treated at Sick Children’s Hospital Toronto. Coaxing School in Town Hall Erin drew large crowd with culinary demonstration by Mrs H M Aitken. Mundell cottage owners Packwood take possession on South Main. Mabel McDougall dies after brief illness at Erin residence aged 21, born in Toronto, long time in Erin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. ©. Tinney
Alanna Corbett
Orton Corbett
Sick Children’s ‘Hospital
Toronto
Erin
L. A. of Burns’ Church
H. M. Aitken
Chas. E. Packwood
Edwin
Mundell Cottage
South Main Street
Mabel Macc_ McDougall
D. T. McDougall
Miss McDougall
Advocate
Oakville News Roundup from Town Council to Bermuda Trip
Oakville notes report Lady Baillie and Mrs H R Tilley sail from Boston to Bermuda for a stay. Post Office work resumes after weather delay. W Edward Fielding leaves Ontville Record Limited for New Liskeard. Daylight Saving dates set. Town council seeks co operation for low priced homes. Barringham Rubber Company begins manufacturing with few workers, expecting growth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lady Baillie
H.R. Tilley
Boston
Bermuda
W. Edward Fielding
Ontville Record Limited
New Liskeard
Inville
Oakville
Barringham Rubber Company, Limited
Edward Barringham
Milton Hockey and Funeral News From Milton and Acton
Milton Alf a Toronto pitcher attended the funeral of James Morley who died in his sleep at 76. Mrs J H Willmott slipped on ice and sprained an ankle outside St Pauls United Church. The Halton Branch Ontario Garage Operators Association met March 13 at Farmers Hall Milton with D McKinchey presiding. Acton defeated Simcoe 8 to 5 in OHA Intermediate playoffs at Brantford. Frank Bowring, junior winger, suffered a head injury in the last game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alf, Pitcher
Toronto
James Morley
St. Paul's
Aife
Milton
Yams Morley
Grace Anglican Church
Local News Notes From Hamilton Area
Miss Mable Bennett visited with her friend and Miss Bessie Cole returned to her Hamilton home on Wednesday. Mrs Harry Shortill has been sick and confined to bed this past week. A number from here went to Acton on Thursday night to see the hockey match between Acton and Simcoe. Mr Wylie has been ill again this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mable Bennett
Bessie Cole
Hamilton
Harry Shortill
Acton
Simcoe
I Wylie
Hillsburg Social Notes Mention Local Visits and Health Update
Mr and Mrs Marvin Cox of Toronto spent Saturday at the home of Mr and Mrs A Roszell. Roy Wheeler underwent an operation at Guelph General Hospital last week and is making favorable progress. Mimosa Women's Institute postponed its meeting due to cold weather. Mrs Albert Morden visited Mrs Albert Roszell. Will Cheyne Sr and Eleanor Spent Saturday with Mr and Mrs Wil Bessey. Community members note the slow onset of spring and poor road conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marvin Cox
Toronto
A. Roszell
Roy Wheeler
Guelph General Hospital
Roy
Mimosa Women's Institute
Will Gibson
Albert Morden
Albert Roszell
Will Cheyne
Eleanor
Wil Bessey
St Patrick Supper and club meeting in Everton
The Western Methodist or Women’s Missionary Society met at Mrs. I Hamilton’s home last week with a well attended program led by Mrs. Wm Hartop. A St Patrick’s supper by the Young People’s Society was held March 17 in the church school room with green and white decorations and a program of music readings and a Junior Farmers Club play.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W.M.S
Young People’s Society
Junior Farmers Club
Acton
Percy Smith
Toronto
Rockwood Continuation School
Ross Damrder
Frances McNabb
Gordon Stevenson
Gilbertson
Young People’s Society of the Presbyterian Church
Will MacDonald
Cement Checker to Diplomat
An old Ottawa contractor role on the Quebec Bridge project is recalled with Joachim von Ribbentrop listed as checking the cement pours. The note ties his career path from cement oversight to becoming Hitler’s aide and former German ambassador to Britain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joachim von Ribbentrop
Hitler
Court of St. James
Flood Threat Looms Over Glen Williams Homes
Spring flood fears rise as Credit River previously flooded back yards. Community notes report a pancake supper hosted by the Women’s Association of the United Church with good attendance. An inaugural meeting of the Young Men’s Club occurred at the United Church planning weekly Tuesday sessions. A car damaged railing on a village bridge and another vehicle left the road narrowly missing a pole, blocking traffic as it was recovered from ice ruts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glen Williams
Women's Association of the United Church
Young Men's Club
United Church
Georgetown notes on health travel and dog licenses
Fred Armstrong recovering after appendicitis operation at Guelph Hospital. Funeral in Toronto for Rev. M. M. Bennett. Horace Hurley and Albert Reeve head to Kirkland Lake. Mackenzies travel to St. Petersburg Florida for weeks in the sun. Georgetown expects dog license income to rise under new by law requiring canine registration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Armstrong
Guelph
Coffen
M. Z. Bennett
I. M. Bennett
Wm. Shortill
M. M. Bennett
Toronto
Messrs
Horace Hurley
Albert Reeve
North Country
Kirkland Lake
Georgetown
Council
Herald
St Patrick’s Supper at Eden Mills Draws Town Hall Crowd
A successful St Patrick’s Supper under the Women’s Institute auspices filled the Eden Mills Town Hall with readings music and dancing. Rev W D Clark gave an address, Mrs R Williamson chaired, and local attendees plus visitors shared a bountiful meal and lively program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women’s Institute
R. Williamson
W. Bridle
Wilda Gilbertsson
Garnet MacDougall
Messrs
J. Dyer
M. Dyer
D. MacDougall
NASSAGAWEYA Notes on Quarantine and Local News
Mrs McDuffy of Milton teaches in Miss Alexander's school while in quarantine. Miss Alexander recovers from scarlet fever and is up. No new scarlet fever cases in two weeks, hoping for no further outbreaks. Mrs John Wilson under doctor care. Duncan Grants moving to Dublin School district. Christian Frank of Georgetown home with flu. Ash Grove sale of D F Wright praised for high prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McDuffy
Milton
Miss Alexander
Sam Frank
John Wilson
Duncan Grant
Ben Wallace
Dublin
Christian Frank
Georgetown
Ashgrove
D. F. Wright
Gaiety as an Asset in Child Rearing
A mother known for strict methods learns from her son the value of warmth and humor in raising children. She notes responsibility should balance firm discipline with flexibility and a relaxed, supportive home atmosphere.
Quote on burdens and employment by Jack Miner
A fragment quotes Jack Miner arguing that burdens in America would drive workers out of jobs if not for burdens kept in check. The remark hints at economic stress and employment concerns without detailing events or figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Jack Miner
Governor von Gablenz Named Military Governor of Prague
General von Gablenz, one of the German commanders who marched into Prague, has been appointed Military Governor of Prague. The post carries considerable importance amid the current flux in the former Czech lands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
von Gablenz
Prague
Czecho-Slovakia
For Sale Dairy Cattle and Farm Goods Notice
For sale a few Jersey cows registered and fully accredited two grade Jerseys. Co W Coupland. For rent a three room apartment with light and water garden space available apply George Soper Wallace Avenue phone 142. For sale a quantity of fodder feed turnips and mangels apply at Ed Allan's 1 mile west of Acton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Co. W. Coupland
George Soper
Wallace Avenus
ED Allan
Acton
Money by mail advert promises income via 62 page issue
An advertisement invites readers to save time and earn income by mail through a 62 page Toronto publication. It notes 10 cents for a copy and lists B Chapin at 45 Highcroft Road as contact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. Chapin
Highcroft Road
Toronto
Baby Chick Breeding Bred to Lay Sale
Bred to lay chicks Rock and White Leghorn for low as 6c. Send for circular or call 480 Rockwood Chick Hatchery Rockwood Ontario 37 tf. Lot 28 Seventh Concession Nassaga weyn Halton County 100 acres ten acres hardwood bush and pasture 4 acres fall wheat bank barn brick house water supply. Quick sale 2700 dollars. For rent if not sold. Minnie Bennett Acton Ontario.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rockwood
Nassagaweyn
Halton County
Minnie Bennett
Acton
Ontario
Good Paying Work Ad From Montreal Manufacturer
An advertisement from FAMILEX Co of 570 St. Clement Montreal promotes immediate, reliable daily pay for steady, no experience needed work with a large manufacturing concern. It promises quick repeaters and permanent business potential, offering a free catalogue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Familex Co
St. Clement
Montreal
Notice to Creditors in Estate for Jeti Thomas Mack
Notice to creditors of the estate of John Thomas Mack late of Eramosa Wellington retired farmer who died about February 10 1939. Creditors must send details and proofs to the solicitor before April 15 1939 for distribution to those legally entitled. Dated March 27 1939. O N Leatherland solicitor for Thomas Mack.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeti Thomas Mack
Eramosa
County of
Wellington
John ‘Thomas” Mack
Palmer
Aniston
Stan
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Neighborhood News
M. P. Barry
St. Patrick's Day
Barry
Wm. McNabb
McNabb
George Wray
Millbank
James Robinson
C.P.R
Newton
Charles Smith
Hillsburg
Muriel Williamson
Fred Day
Clarence Lyne
Margaret
Y Pndersa
Mr. Thomas
Burlington
United States
Vladimir Hurban
Washington
Hurban
Everton
W. H
M. P. Davis
Ottawa
Quebec Bridge
Canadian Government Railways
Canadian National System
Geo
C. Brown
Norval
Mrs. J. B. Mackenzie
St. Petersburg
Florida
South
S. S. NO
Pallant
Acton, Ont
Mounties
Actas
Royal Orderlies
Jong ‘Bortelance
Sylvia Langlois
Canada
United Church of Canada
E. M. Morrow
Bower Avenue
Bas. Mason's Orchestra
Oper
Bresbiysterian Knox
H. L. Bennie
M. A
Willow Street
Young People's Guild
Service Committee
India
BYPU
Alban’s Church
Anglican
E. A. Brooks
Leatherland
Thomas Mack
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