Community Notes From Crewsons Corners
Mrs John Brown is on the sick list and we all hope for a speedy recovery. Miss Annie Airdrie of Georgetown visited the Corners on Sunday. Asa Johnson of New York who kept store here years ago called on friends Sunday afternoon. An illustrated lecture The Life of Joseph by Bert Harris of Erin drew a good crowd at the Community Church on Tuesday. The Path Mission services by Miss Calfis and Miss Scholary continue nightly at eight, with Sunday School at 10 a.m. and services at 11 a.m. and 6 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Brown
Annie Airdrie
Georgetown
Asa Johnson
New York
Joseph
Bert Harris
Erin
Palth Mission
Mrs Gibson's Death Sheds Light on Hillsburg Family
The community mourns Mrs George Gibson who died of a heart attack on Saturday. She leaves her father James McBeth, husband, and four children. Condolences flow to the bereaved family as neighbors recall a life of health till the sudden event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
GL. Bessey
Bar
Wiliam Wessey
Will Rathbun
Hillsburg
Snd
Wil Cheyne
Jack Halliday
Orton
George Cutting
George Gibson
Muriel
Margaret Bryan
Lancelot Cheyne
Mya
Jas
WeCann
Guelph
H.W. Church
Funeral for Barrie Murrie Draws Large Community Turnout
The funeral service for the late Barrie Murrie was held at the Presbyterian Church with large crowds, led by Rev. Samuel Johnston and Rev. W. J. Taylor. Interment followed at Rockwood Cemetery. The community extends sympathy to Mrs. John Bunter, Mrs. W. Forester, and Murrie’s four brothers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barrie Murrie
Presbyterian Church
Samuel Johnston
W. J. Taylor
United Church
Johnston
Harold
Errat
Arnold Sunter
Norman Mckenzie
Albert Gray
Rockwood Cemetery
Mr. Mutrie
John Bunter
W. Forester
Vernon
B.C
George
Grand, Valley
Thomas
Andrew
Joseph
Regina
Sask
Iris
John Mintsie
Wilder
Toronto
Airy. Johnston
Wm. Royce
Wm. Bolton
Porgus
Fred Osborne
Toy Day
University of Toronto
Evelyn Praren
Fred Bay
Hamilton
Fred Clark
St. Catharines
and Sys
Craig
Wallace
Rhaod
Weatherston
Fred Smith
Erin Drury ill. Belfountain school closed. local items
Erin Mr John Drury Belfountain the veteran schoolmaster is ill and confined to his room. His school is closed. Mr Andrew Hunter has planted peas early and expects early greens. Dr H Gear administered diphtheria prevention treatments to children at the school. E George James and son Ivor of Toronto bought Farm Job 2on in Erin Township and took possession. A Caledon delegation led by Reeve Sam Kannawin urged McQueston to build a new highway from Erin to Orangeville via Alton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Drury
Belfountain
Andrew Hunter
H. Gear
MOL
E. George James
Ivor
Toronto
Job
Erin Township
Caledon Township
Reeve
Sam Kannawin
McQueston
Erin
Caledon
Orangeville
Alton
Advocate
Eden Mills Young Peoples' Union Meeting Recaps
The Eden Mills Young Peoples' Union held a gathering at the Argo home in Guelph with missionary convener Miss Helen McPhail in charge. Rev. G Johnston spoke, Mire W Bridie won a prize, and a gratitude note to Mr. and Mrs. Argo followed along with plans and a token of esteem.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Peoples’ Union
Ross Argo
James Street Guelph
Helen McPhail
Bridle
3. Johnston
Johnston
Mire
W. Bridie
Ross Auro
Moss Argo
Bear Ross
Helen
Eden Mills Young People’s Union
Guelph
Eden Mille
Young People's Union
Lightweight coronets made for Princess Elizabeth and Margaret Rose
Two lightweight coronets specially crafted for Princess Elizabeth and Princess Margaret Rose for their parents May 12 coronation ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth
Margaret Rose
George VI
Queen Elizabeth
Oakville Elects Sam Clarke Club President
Sam Clarke was elected president of the Oakville Lawn Bowling Club at its annual meeting in the Council Chambers on Friday evening. Fourteen days in full without the option of fine was the sentence given to George C. Burton of Fort Erie for operating a motor vehicle while intoxicated. Mrs DOT, president of St Jude's Mothers Union, presented Mrs HLOV Barber with a silver tray for her silver wedding anniversary in a crowded church. Rev L W S Broughall conducted a service for the dedication of the new organ at St Jude's Church on Sunday morning. Men prepared and served at the Coronation Banquet hosted by St John's United Church for the Indies on Thursday evening in the gymnasium.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Clarke
Oakville Lawn Bowling Club
George C. Burton
Fort Erie
Dot
St. Jude's Mothers’ Union
Hlov. Barber
Barber
Racord Star
Milton Agricultural Society Directors' Meeting Sets Pair Event
The Halton Agricultural Society held a directors meeting on Milton night to plan this year's Pair event. A storm uprooted a large tree Wednesday night last week punching two holes in Trinity Anglican Church Port Credit roof. Engaged: Jessie McCrancy to John D Duncan of Vancouver. wedding late May. Eleanor Marjorie Linham to Donald Gordon to be married in June. A tree fell on April 21 near Milton blocking the second line. two cars escaped serious injury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Halton Agricultural Society
Mion
Trinity Anglian
Port Credit
Charles W. Martin
Jessie McCrancy
John D. Duncan
John Duncan
Vancouver
Clifford Linham
Milton
Eleanor Marjorie
Donald Gordon
W. J. m. Liddell
Beamsville
Ont
Champion
Ebenezer Church inaugurates Hydro Electric lighting system
Special service at Ebenezer United Church in Nassagaweya drew a large crowd for the Hydro Electric lighting system inauguration. Rev. Atkinson of Carlisle United Church delivered an inspiring sermon. Kitchewier male quartet sang four selections. A Monday concert by local talent pleased the attendees. The church presented Malcolm Moffat with an address, a chinga cabinet and a glass cake plate. Rev. Clark chaired. Marjory Gandier read the address. AMfoffYav thanked all in a brief reply. Social time followed. Harry Hing and family of Lowville and Harlan Wilson of Nassagaweya visited relatives in Knatchbull and Galt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ebenezer United Church
Atkinson
Carlisle United Church
Kitchewier
Ebeneger United Church
Malcolm Moffat
Mr. Clark
Marjory Gandier
Messrs
A. Diamond
Elias Easterbrook
Tyra Wilson
Amfoffyav
Harry Hing
Lowvile
Knatchbull
Harlan Wilson
Naossagaweya
Galt
Everton Young People Meet Studies Africa Mission Work
The Everton Young People’s Society held a monthly missionary meeting in the church with about forty attendees. Mr McLeod led the review of Africa’s mission fields and Congo Disciple missions while Miss Grace Dampler and others spoke on native African workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Everton Young People’s Society
McLeod
Africa
Congo
Grace Dampler
Martin Switver
Dorothy Church
Norman McLeod
Native
Missionary Workers of Africa
Everton
Airst
John Alton
Anna Jackson
Limehouse Girls Lookout Club Plans Concert and Anniversary
The Limehouse Girls Lookout Club held a Saturday meeting at Mrs Wm Mitchell's. They planned a future concert and an anniversary in July with Miss Willa Price giving a solo. A charity lunch followed. Various residents visited family and friends around Limehouse and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lookout Club
Wm. Mitchell
Willa Price
Helen McGowan
Cookstown
Ro .Marshall
Unett
Limehouse
Wm. Greig
Crantford
A. Hae
Camily
Toronto
Follett Familly
D. M. Robertson
Masson
Wronto
Peet Muscat Festival crowns Burlington master Paul Campbell
Burlington youth Paul Campbell wins a gold medal in the open class for boys at the Peet Muscat Festival in Brampton on Wednesday night. John Wallace suffers a broken leg playing feverish frog with school mates at Central School last Thursday. Kenneth Scott W A Emery and Mrs Hubbard return from Lakeland Florida with a winter report. J A Emerson also arrives. John Marshall, a transient, is jailed for a month at Afton on vagrancy charges after being found intoxicated on Elizabeth Street. Thieves raid Locust Street properties, stealing from Truce Coulton and James Sinclair while Lloyd Utter and Br Humphrey lose a pair of shoes. Staffon County Garage Operators Association meets at Queen's Hotel to discuss matters and view a car equipment demonstration by B Manufacturer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Campbell
Brampton
John Wallace
Coll
S. R. Wallace
Central School
Kenneth Scott
W. A. Emery
Wubbard
Lakeland
Florida
J. A. Emerson
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Neighborhood News
Rockwood
Eden Mills
G. W. Dredle
Jean Lowrie
Melrose Wilson
G. Johnston
W. D. Clark
G. W. Bridle
Helen McPilays
Argo
Mr. Bridle
God
S. Johnston
A. D. Burrows
Hame
Streee
Mira
Allan
Yrall Rangers
G. W.W. Bridle
Jas, Dyer
Norman Marshall
Gordon Tolton
Mamie Moore
J. Moore
Gordon Stevenson
Cobden
Fecturers
Unitd
Weir
Wright
Halled Church of Canada
acTon
EK. M. Merrew
Phi Parsonage
Bower Avenue
Mither
Presbyterian Knox Church
HL. L. Bennie
Whulow Street
Abraham
Mans
British Empire Service League
D.S.T
Dumort
Schneider
Hamburg
Wellington
Eitter
Lovell Bros
Oakville
F. McCutcheon, Reeve
Central Ontario
Trailways
Kitchener
Stratford
London
Arthur
Owen Sound
Streetsville
Gray Coach Lines
U.S. A
Central
Ontario Trailways
London Sun
North Bay
Midland
Montreal
Ottawa
Detroit
Chicago
Harold Wiles
Burlington
Prank Holmes
Welson
Auto Salvage
Next Station
Free Press Office
Ryder Farm
Pitth Ling
Nassagaweya
Peter McIsaac
No. 4
Wal
Joan Alexander
Route 2
Scarrow
Rock Avenue
Wereford
T. B
T. J. Pisher
Georgetown, R. RL
Co. S. Gamble
Tremaine Ave
Kenmore
N.Y
Gilson
Marshall Mattress
W. J. Patterson
Talbot's
Wardware
Vannatter Pox Parm
R. J. McPierson
MEIW
Drick Blacksmith Shop
Agi
KERR
EATON
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