Nightingale Family Visits Across Towns
NASSAGAWEYA and surrounding areas saw a Sunday gathering with Arthur Nightingale of BR Rockwood and Bruce, Frisn, and Bart Nightingale of Orangeville joining Mr. and Mrs. David Nightingale of Guelph. Also present were Merle McFarlane of Gainsborough Sask and Norman Weber of Lakeview among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Nightingale
Rockwood
Cart Cargil
Bruce and Frisn
Campteckville
Bart Nightingale
Orangeville
David Nightingale
Guelph
Rome
Mire
Merle McFarlane
Gainsborough
Sask
Norman Webber
Lakeview
Mir
Will Nightingale
Actan
Eit
Maas Fra Jentin
Acton
Apent
Shep Andson
Hen Simons
John Culling
Jim Hepburn
Clarence Hortop
Jop Denham
W van Norman
J Sinclair
McGurn
Local social notes from Avon region and surrounding towns
A stream of visits and gatherings across Avon Buffalo Capringe Eden Mills Guelph Acton Orangeville and Rockwood highlights include Alfred Talbot selling Springer Spaniels to Avondale Kennels Brooks Alberta and new neighbors moving into the Talbot property. Families from Kitchener Guelph Acton Eden Mills and Orangeville spend weekends and birthdays with friends and relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mir Alfred Talbot
Talbot Craft Kennels
EO Chhevrier
Avondale
Brooks
Alberta
Dan Hindley
Capringe
Alfred Talbot
Mire Jestin
Robert McCutcheon
Kitchener
Harvey Jestin
Tod McCutcheon
Walter Couling
Orangeville
Ted Jestin
Patsy
Jack Milne
Eden Mills
W. HL Hartop
Robby Jestin
Rockwood Fire Damages Back Kitchen Home
A Thursday afternoon fire at the Pasmore residence in Rockwood threatened the home before local firefighters from Guelph saved the house with help from a well water supply. Residents stayed with their son on a nearby farm during repairs. Local notes mention civic happenings and community members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Pas More
Guelph
Fdr
Jolliffe
Fie
Rockwood
Guelph Gremen
CNR
Duke St
Mra Pasmore
Edward
Mrx l. Ro Guild
Colona Girto
Murian Greer
Taite
Frank Day
Sarah Rowlengon
New York
Bac
Mev H Wart
Two men in rain settle quarrel with bout
In heavy rain two men who quarreled fought until one pinned the other. The top man asked if the other would give up and received a stubborn No. He then proposed a position change to get dry, while both continued in the downpour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tien
Campbellville Church Banquet Ends Year Of Young Adults Group
Campbellville notes recount a St David's Church Young Adult Group closing banquet held in the church basement with James Wallace as captain of the losing side. The event featured speeches by Rev MacNeil and Mrs Beach, a film shown by Mr Saennen of Acton, and plans for a strawberry social. Also noted are weddings, hospital visits, a finger fracture, and various community gatherings and church talks across Campbellville and area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St David's Church
James Wallace
Wilfred Greenseen
MacNeil
Preska
John Beach
Jack Neal
Murray McPhail
Robert Baking
George Wack
Hartley Anderson
Robert Elett
Saennen
Acton
Tom Mitchell
Mount Vanilton Hospital
Harmilton
Bella
Oskville
Doreen Walton
Roger Mahon
Campbellville
F. Jackson
Jack Marly
John D. Currie
Gordon Currie
J Hoggarth
Mandy Purdy
St Joseph's Hospital
Hamilton
Marilyn Moore
St Milton Private Hospital
Jean Flatt
Dr Flatt
Joyen Dingle
Saskatchewan
Menzies
Lauderdale
Florida
Edgar Guest
Syracuse
Reformed
Ottawa
Menzies Clomid
Jhn Gumore
Andersen
Billy
Guelph
William Allan
Allan
Aurora
Mes
Calder
Bort Glasgow
Scotland
Weir
Carlisle
William Frank
Georgetown
Katharine Aten
Dane
Mannie Hall
Robert Ingles
Kenneth Moore
Wilfrad Greenlees
Elmer Blacklock
J. Matchell
Donald Hardy
Toronto
SS No 10
George Ingles
Roy Donaven
Erskine Presbyterian
Record of Long Burning Underground Fires in Coal Country
In coal mining regions records track underground fires that burn for years, often smoldering beneath mines. Analysts note the danger these fires pose to mine safety, air quality, and nearby communities while tracing ignition sources and containment efforts.
Weekend visits from Detroit to Hamilton and Toronto
Eden Mills and Hamilton residents spent weekends visiting relatives in Toronto and Guelph. Several families and friends including Mr Dalton, Mr Ingle, Mrs Barden, Mr Barden, Mrs Daniel, Mr Daniel, Mr Lowrie, and Mr Wise Jeubel Lawdle were noted among gatherings with relatives in Ontario communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dalton
John Osgood
Detroit
T. A. Ingle
Bobbie Gemimel
Hamilton
Ted Barden
Barden
Mr. Nicholson
MacDonald
Bias Carol Fields
Toronto
Ada Jennings
Milas Larene Thomas
Guelph
Guelph Mr. and Mre- Wo J Lowrie
Wise Jeubel Lawdle
James Wilson
Acton
Mor ™Ers
James Daniel
Daniel
Terswater
Floyd Basin
Brine
Mr. Hammond
Marte
English attendant invents blood recycling surgical knife
A 24 year old Exeter City Hospital technician, W. G. Gregory, has patented a new surgeon's knife. The device uses a grooved blade and a light tube to draw blood from a wound, purify it, and pump it back into a vein during operations. The system includes a small electrical pump and purification path.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bhoald
Ite
W. G. Gregory
Exeter City Hoapital
West England
Robbery, murder, and tragedy disrupt Fergus area events
A gun battle between armed suspects and Imperial Hank Staff in Fergus ended with a failed daylight robbery attempt. A stolen car was found abandoned near Hillsburg two miles from town. Meanwhile a windmill accident near Orangeville killed 42 year old George Duncan. Caledon Council gathered to honor Dr Thomas, who aided the sick for thirty years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hank
Fergus
Kei
Hillsburgh
Robery
Uta
George Duncan
Orengeville
Caledon Colla
Bath
Doc Thomas
Night trains and smooth rides draw lodge interest
The sleeping car conductor notes night travel disrupts sleepers with jolts and noises at a terminal. He argues for talk among the Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen and Engineers about improving the ride to attract paying riders and benefit the lodge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Odd
Jetha
the Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen and Engineers
Courage, Mr Green at Limehouse Memorial
Five members of the Norval Jr Farmers presented Courage, Mr Green at Limehouse Memorial Moth on Friday evening. The program included Muller with salva, piano by roughley, HS No. 8 pupils with Miss Muddell, dance by Vatry and Mulder, Miss Milson and Uttle. Catering served hot lunches for a ladies bowling league. The gardening film by Uleatheringtone showed from prep to harvest. Dozens of community groups and visitors attended the social and musical events with several prize notices and plantings reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norval Jr Farmers
Courage
Mr. Green
Mia DcCullough
Limehouse Memorial
Mes
Muller
Salva
Mia Roughley
HS No. 8
Jean Muddell
Clarence Vatry
Mre O Mulder
Mra Noughley
Mr Cain
Uleatheringtone
Thureday
Jasper
National Ark
Getden
WMA
Une
Are Milla
A Calder
Maury Shers
Nurtug
Moe O Mulder
Notton
Mulder
Hosteas
Anna Spitzer
Mia W. Gordon
Eanest Hall
Guelph
Bob Beeney
Moncton
Dept of Lands and Foresta
Ontario
Galt Divi
Ft.c
Brampton
Dos MacDonald
Giley
Public Auction at Inwardleigh Farm Rockwood May 13 1900
The undersigned sell by public auction at Inwardley Farm No 7 Highway south of Rockwood on Friday May 13 1900 at one o'clock. Horses cows hogs implements farm equipment furniture and stock are listed with cash terms and no reserve due to ill health. Auctioneers Hindley and Elliott Rockwood Ph. Rockwood 19¢3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilfrid Bfitz
Toomile
Rockwood
Harkness
York
Rock Island
Paulley
Fleury Bissell
Waren Fox
Hindley
Edliott
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