Local Socials and Movements Highlight Week
Milton residents host Toronto visitors Mrs J Ritchie and Mrs J E Mills while J Wells departs for Oakville to run a drug store. Mrs Jas Hornell and Miss Alice Jones recover from appendicitis at Guelph General Hospital and return home. A St Pauls Fellowship League audience hears Dick, CKOO Hamilton daily horticulture broadcast, in Champlain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Ritchie
EB Thompson
Toronto
Guelph General Hospital
St. Paul's Fellowship
League
Brar Dick
CKOO
Hamilton
Champlan
Neighborhood News Interesting Items Concerning Other Centres
Community brief highlights from nearby towns featuring civic notes, local events, and notable happenings affecting readers across districts. Addresses market updates, school activities, and council items with a focus on regional color and public interest.
Georgetown forges ahead with new Post Office project
Georgetown progress continues with J B Mackenzie and Ben at work excavating and leveling grounds for the town's new Post Office to begin immediately. A Town Hall gathering featured the Lorne Rifles Band supporting Salvation Army self denial effort.Mayor Gibbons chaired. Council passed bylaw to appoint a 1935 auditor, hiring Jenkins Hardy of Toronto at 230 dollars per year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flas Appelle
Toronto
Ontario Educational Association
George Wright
Clathan
London
F. J. Hadell
J. B. Mackenzie
Ben
Georgetown
Lorne Rifles
Salvation Army
Gibbons
Jenkins& Hardy
Herald
Jubiles Day Quiet in Campbellville and Local Visits
Campbellville observed Jubiles Day quietly as residents recover from a recent mishap. The Women’s Missionary Society met at Mrs. W. J. Bell’s home with a strong Grace Mission Band turnout. A ten year tea at Priday School drew praise. Mrs. A. Moore and Miss Ethel Simpson visited from Toronto. Ray Warden visited his sister Mrs. G. E. Hamilton. A drama “For He had Great Possessions” is set for Sunday at 7 30 p m in BL Wayid’s Church auditorium. Mrs. Roberts has been visiting Toronto. Mr. W. Moore also called on Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Snyder
Women's Missionary Society of
Grace Mission Band
A. Moore
R. N
Toronto
Ethel Simpson
Ray Warden
G. E. Hamilton
Wayid
Church
Na Roberts
W. Moore
Women's Institute Installs Officers and Reports Community News
The Women’s Institute held meetings with officer elections led by Mrs. Gowdy as President for a fourth year. Several other posts were filled and plans discussed for summer programs. The column notes new church members, illness cases, a major operation at Guelph, and visits from Toronto and Brampton residents amid King’s Jubilee celebrations in Georgetown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women’s Institute
Mirs. Chas. Meredith
Wm. Gowdy
Smethurst
McCowan
PF. C. Brown
Mitchell
Kirkpatrick
Ty United Church
Charles Lucas
Adam
Ritchis Benton
Creargetown
Guelph
Johnson
Palarmo
Bronte
Georgetown
Sherlin
Bobby
Thompson
Toronto
Lang dies after operation at St Josephs Hospital
Mrs John F Stephenson learned on Tuesday of the death of her brother J H Lang of Hagersville following a serious operation at St Josephs Hospital. Other items note Lakeland Florida visitors, daylight saving start, a new Post Office site, Gov orders to take options on Berry and Armstrong properties, Hydro building a new high power line for a double circuit, a new street pale line on Elgin, and a motor car collision injuring Mrs O W King with O E Morton of Guelph.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John F. Stephenson
J. H. Lang
Hagersville
St Joseph's Hospital
W. A. Emery
Preemen
R. Ghent
Lakeland
Florida
Gordon Berry
Harris Armstrong
Hydro
Elgin Street
O. W. King
O. E. Morton
Guelph
Carette
Everton Church Observes King's Silver Jubilee in Gratitude
The Everton Church held a thanksgiving service for the King's Silver Jubilee with decorations featuring the King Queen Union Jack and the Canadian flag. Rev J P McLeod spoke on Our Empire tracing its growth to a world wide commonwealth centered on the sovereign emphasizing liberty education and religion as its soul. Community notices follow including local visits and May meeting of the Everton Women's Institute with officer elections and the selection of delegates to the Girls Conference at Ontario Agricultural College.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Everton
J. P. McLeod
Commonwealth of Nations
Orton Tovell
Margaret’ Tovell
E. Sheperdson
Toronto
Brown
Roth
W. Roth
Mirs
Jamies Jepbumn
Messrs
Stewart
Roy McCutcheon
Jackson
Guelph ‘Township
W. Hortop
Rockwood
James Barton
Corbotton
Speent
Gworgy
Pred McCutcheon
Acton, Myr
Wilbert McCutcheon
Alxth
Alvin wiCutcheon
John
Cutcheon
Mra
G. G. Robertson
D. G. Robertson
Ospringe
Norman Robertson
Frances Jennings
Acton
George Young
Town Line
Verton Women's Institute
W. Yi. Hortop
Hortop
Acton Ynathuta
Everton Institute
Milas Jean McLean
John Alton
Mia Jean Mclaurins
Dorothy Church
Thompson Stewart
Assatant
Mid Anna Jackson
Milet
Eleanor Alton
Mus
Jean McLean
W. Mead
Bunter
Y. Wamilton
TY. D. Mecutcheon
James Hepburn
D. Parker
Eden Mills Residents Move and Social Notes
Mr James Lowry bought property in Rockwood and the couple moved to a new home recently. The Ladies Aid of the United Church met at Mrs John Wrights with strong attendance. Visitors from St Thomas Toronto and Syracuse are noted. Mr and Mrs Webb plan to move to Hamilton and Mrs Webb bought business property there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Lowry
Rockwood
Mr. Lowry
Ladies’ Aid
The
United Church
John Wright
Roy Turner
St. Thomas
J. Wright
Messrs
George
W. E. Wright
J. Abbott
Toronto
Rannie
Wm. Lowrie
Rockwood Village Sees New Business Activity And Local Visitations
Rockwood reports rising business as a hardware store reopens in the former Alex Marshall site now run by D Young and Son of Guelph and a drug store opens nearby. Royal Bank space is taken by J R Hume of Toronto. The United Church groups meet, students perform, and regional visitors including Governor Awrey and Queen’s University staff visit Rockwood, with social events, plays, and local shippings noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alex, Marshall
D. Young and Son
Guelph
Royal Bank
J. R. Hume
Toronto
Women's Missionary Society of the United “Church
Halton Presbyterial
Acton
O. Gorrell
L Heughan
Aberfoyle
Florence Lush
Guelph General Hospital
Eramosa
Guv
Ivan Awrey
Rosas Thatcher
Queen's Uni~verary
Ligston
John R. Watson
London
Ysabella ‘Watson
G. 2. Martin
Aylmar
Ontario
Jean Torrance
Gimead
Johnston Vwowut
Sinicoo
Clarence Lynch
James Lynch
Kathleen Lynch
Fred Day
Eden Mills
United Church Young People’s
Ebenezer Church
Bred J. Wosking
Willsdale
Masking
Bundsy
George
United Church Young People's Society
Norfolk Street
Young People's Society
Ibical Baseball Toonteat
Presbytery
Yho
Biargin
Joseph
Rockwood Young Peoples
David D. Gray
Rockwood Abnbe
Gray
Sir John's Church
St. Albany
Leander
Wells
Abs LiVerne—Vantland
Detroit
Hey
W. J
Mrs. Taylor
Dorrs Rogers
Grace Norrish Retires as Ebenezer Church Organist
Friends honor Grace Norrish with a farewell presentation at her home. Miss Norrish served as organist at Ebenezer Church for years, receiving thanks from the Board of Stewards and Congregation for loyalty, efficiency, and punctuality. Refreshments followed as friends departed for Niagara Falls and Buffalo visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Norrish
Fiss Norrish
Liberezer—church
George Lamb
Miss Norrish
Ebenezer Church
Board of Stewards
Arthur Nightingale
Florence Nightingale
Carl Cargill
Bert Nightingale
Nassagaweya
Niagara Polls
Buffalo
Port Credit
Oakville News Highlights and Local Changes
Miss Rose Olliver retires from visiting her brother in St Louis. Mr and Mrs Denning plan to move to England. A by law petition for early closing was defeated by Oakville Town Council. Alr Coils Ltd of Oakville lands half mile of tubing for Canada’s largest low pressure refrigerating plant. Kerr Street water system work began under Clarence Pish. Oakville 1935 tax rate remains 43 mills. HL Moore and Son hardware store rebuilt into two business spaces including a Toronto firm office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rose Olliver
Ernest
St. Loui
Mig
Denning
England
Oakville
Canada
Alr- Coils, Ltd
Relef
Kerr Street
Lower Middle Road
Clarence Pish
Heares
HL Moore and Son
Toronto
No. Bhop Talk Judge Dismisses Bargaining Chat
The judge scolds a defendant saying he is too old and could be given ten years. Priend hurries to interrupt as the judge begins discussing business. The scene shifts to a question about breaking an engagement with Evelyn and a quip about duplicating the engagement’s fate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Priend
Tongue Twister About Betty Betters Butter Buy
Betty Better bought butter but proclaimed it bitter. The rhyme spins a tricky line about Betty Better selecting a bit of better butter to avoid the bitter taste.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty
Auction Sale at Acton on May Saturday Afternoon
Wm. Anderson of Mill Street Acton will hold a sale of all household goods on Saturday May 5 at two o clock. Terms cash. RJ Kerr Auctioneer Acton phone 36.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Anderson
Mill Street
Acton
Wil
T. Termacash
RJ. Kerr
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Milton
Neighborhood News
Campbellville
Limehouse
Adr
WG Milliere and Family
Brampton
W. J. Roa
Vnl Neighborhoed News
Burlington
Evelyn
Mel
Tongue Twister
Pruit
Cerry
Religious
Anied Church of Canada
OC. L. Poole
D. Parsonage
Bower Avenue
Wiother
Chusteh Q
B. caynEee Paster
Mother of Mint
Hoymes
George Gordon
Pinder
Free Press Office
Werb
McLiam
Main Street
A. Morton
J Groenewold
So OG
VanGoozen R
H. No
Lake Avenue
R. W. Wansbrough
Lake, Avenue
J. McMuhen, Jr
Gesaaprabta
Barred Rocks
C. Leghorns
Rookwood Omick Hatchery
Phone
Free Press
Vannatter Fox Farm
Sheee “J. McPhierson
Fergus
Capitol
Edward G. Robinson
Wonder Bar
No. Exins Charge
MR. C. R. Hudgin
Thia
Dc. Medila
Pallant
Acton, Ont
TIP Top Tailors
Times Square
George White
Matinee
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