Local Visitors and Health News From Milton
Milton notes Milton welcomes Mr and Mrs J Ritchie and Mr EB Thompson of Toronto visiting Mrs J E Mills on Mill Street. Jas Wells leaves for Oakville to manage a drug store. Mrs Jas Hornell and Miss Alice Jones recover from appendicitis at Guelph General Hospital and return home. A large audience attends St Pauls Fellowship meeting featuring Dick the amateur gardener and CKOO Hamilton broadcast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Ritchie
EB Thompson
Toronto
Guelph General Hospital
St. Paul's Fellowship
League
Mionday
Neighborhood News Interesting Items Concerning Other Centres and Communities
Local column shares brief notes on happenings in nearby towns and communities. It highlights small events, upcoming meetings, and community interest items likely to engage readers across districts.
Georgetown Progress Amid Post Office Construction and Social Event
Georgetown continues preparations for a new Post Office with J B Mackenzie and team excavating and levelling ground. A Town Hall gathering featured the Lomé Rifles Band aiding a Salvation Army self-denial appeal, chaired by Mayor Gibbons. Council approved an auditor bylaw for 1935 and hired Jenkins and Hardy of Toronto at 230 dollars per year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flas Appelle Waz
Toronto
Ontario Educational Association
George Wright
Clathan
London
F. J. Hadell
J. B. Mackenzie
Ben
Georgetown
Lome Rifles
Salvation Army
Gibbons
Jenkins& Hardy
Herald
Jubiles Day Quiet in Campbellville and Local Guild News
Campbellville observed Jubiles Day quietly. Mrs. W J Bell hosted the Women's Missionary Society meeting with strong Grace Mission Band turnout. A ten year tea at Priday School drew praise. Toronto visitors included Mrs A Moore and Miss Ethel Simpson. Ray Warden, Mr W Moore visited relatives. drama "For He had Great Possessions" set for Sunday at 7 30 p m in BL Wayid's Church auditorium.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Mission Band
A. Moore
R. N
Toronto
Ethel Simpson
Ray Warden
G. E. Hamilton
Wayid
Church
Na Roberts
W. Moore
Women's Institute Elects Officers At Limehouse Meeting
The Women's Institute in Limehouse held a Thursday meeting at Mrs Chas Merediths home with officer elections. Mrs Gowdy was re elected president for a fourth year, Mrs Smethurst first vice president, Mrs McCowan second vice president, Mrs F J Brown secretary treasurer, Mrs Mitchell district representative, and Mrs Kirkpatrick social convener. Also notes on summer plans, recent church reception of new members, Mother's Day program next Sunday, two alcoholism cases, and local visits and Leaflet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women’s Institute
Mirs. Chas
Meredith
Wm. Gowdy
Smethurst
McCowan
PF. J. Brown
Mitchell
Ty United Church
Charles Lucas
Adam
Ritchie Benton
Creargetown
Guelph
W. T. Mills
Familly
Toronto
Missis Joy Jamaa
Evelyn Johnson
Myrtle Parnell
Thompson
Everton
J. P. McLeod
Commonwealth of Nations
Orton Tovell
Margaret’ Tovell
E. Sheperdson
Brown
GO. Roth
W. Roth
Mirs
Jamies Jephum
Messrs
Stewart
Roy McCutcheon
Jackson
Guelph ‘Township
O. W. Hartop
Rockwood
James Barton
Corbotton
Georgy
Alvin wiCutcheon
John arcCutcheon
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
Vica
Dorothy Church
Thompson Stewart
Mig Anna Jackson
Mlet
Eleanor Alton
Mus
Jean McLean
W. Mead
Bunter
Y. Wamilton
D. McCutcheon
James Hepburn
D. Parker
Nortop
W. Couling
P. Sanlih
Jennie ‘Dovel
Mfs AG
Death of J H Lang renews Burlington sorrow
Mrs. John F. Stephenson learns of the death of her brother J H Lang of Hungersville after a serious operation in St Joseph's Hospital. The town discusses daylight saving, post office site options, and a new high power transmission line by the Hydro. A collision on the highway injures Mrs O W King but leaves other passengers unhurt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John F. Stephenson
J. H. Lang
Hungersville
St Joseph's Hospital
W. A. Emery
8. Preemen
R. Ghent
Lakeland
Florida
Gordon Berry
Harris Armstrong
Hydro
Elgin Street
O. W. King
O. E. Morton
Guelph
Everton Church observes King's Silver Jubilee with service
The Everton Church held a thanksgiving service for the King’s Silver Jubilee with decorations including the King and Queen pictures and flags. Rev. J. P. McLeod preached on Our Empire emphasizing liberty education and religion as the empire’s spirit and unity.
Local Homemaker Moves and Visitors In Rockwood
Eden Mills resident Mr. James Lowry purchased property in Rockwood and moved to a new home. The Ladies' Aid of United Church met at Mrs. John Wright's. Visits included Mrs. Roy Turner from St Thomas and relatives at the Wright and Lowrie households over the holiday.
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
J. C. Webb and
Hamilton
Syracuse
N.Y
Rockwood News Highlights Local Business and Church Activities
Rockwood reports a pickup in business with a new hardware store run by D Young and Son from Guelph and a drug store reopening in the same block. Royal Bank is now occupied by J R Hume of Toronto. The United Church Women attended Halton Presbytery in Acton. Pupils performed Pha Inn of the Golden Cheese at Aberfoyle, and Florence Lush enjoys a hospital vacation in Eramosa. Numerous visitors from Guelph Toronto and Simcoe drop by, church groups host events, and local farming shipments head to Toronto.
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
Gay
Ivan Awrey
Rosas Thatcher
Queen's Uni
Pred Day
Eden Mills
United Church Young People
Ebenezer Church
Mis
Bred J. Wosking
Willsdale
Masking
Bundsy
George
United Church Young People's Society
Norfolk Street
Young People's Society
Yhe Visiting Society
Biargin
Joseph
Rockwood Young Peoples
David D. Gray
Rockwood Abbe
Rockwood Abbe’ Last Summer, Mr. Gray
Sir John's
St. Albany
Leander
Abs LiVerne—Vantland
Detroit
Hey
W. J
Mrs. Taylor
Dorrs Rogers
Grace Norrish Retires As Ebenezer Church Organist
Friends honor Grace Norrish with a gift chest and toilet set at her home Saturday night. George Lamb speaks for the group while Miss Norrish reads the address and responds with thanks. The message acknowledges her years of faithful service and leadership in sacred song. Refreshments followed as attendees return home. Weekend guests include Arthur and Florence Nightingale and Carl Cargill from Nassau. Port Credit visits Niagara Falls and Buffalo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Norrish
Fiss Norrish
Liberezer—church
George Lamb
Miss Norrish
Ebenezer Church
Tong
Arthur Nightingale
Florence Nightingale
Carl Cargill
Bert Nightingale
Nassagaweya
Niagara Polls
Buffalo
Port Credit
Oakville News Roundup and Local Developments
Miss Rose Olliver visits her brother Ernest in St Louis before retiring from travel. Pred Denning family sails to England to settle there. Oakville Town Council defeats a petition for an early closing by-law amid merchant support to keep current hours. Alr Coils Ltd wins a major Canada wide order for half a mile of tub avy for a large low pressure refrigerating plant. Kerr Street water system work begins under Clarence Pish supervision. Oakville 1935 tax rate remains 43 mills despite higher school expenditures. HL Moore and Son hardware store under renovation to create two business fronts 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's
Toronto
No Bhop Talk In Court
The judge quips about age with a court remark while Priend pleads to stop discussing the case. A lingering question is raised about the break of an engagement with Evelyn and a witty comparison about what the engagement did to the speaker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evelyn
Mel
Tongue Twister About Betty Betters Butter Battle
A playful verse centers on Betty Better who buys butter and faces a bitter batch. The tongue twisting narration traces who bought a butter bit that makes phrases harder to utter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty
Auction At Acton For Household Goods On May Saturday
Auctioneers RJ Kerr will sell all household goods at Wm Anderson on Mill Street Acton on Saturday at two o'clock D B T. Terms cash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Anderson
Mill Street
Acton
RJ. Kerr
Also Mentioned on This Page
Milton
Neighborhood News
Campbellville
Snyder
Women's Missionary Society of
Limehouse
Adr
WG Milliere and Family
Brampton
W. J. Roa
Vnl Neighborhoed News
Burlington
Priend
Tongue Twister
Pruit
Cerry
Religious
Anied Church of Canada
OC. L. Poole
D. Parsonage
Bower Avenue
Chusteh Q
Cayne Paster
Mother of Mint
Hoymes
George Gordon
Pinder
Free Press Office
Merr
McLiam
Main Street
UT. A. Morton
J Groenewold
So OG VanGoozen
R. B. Noa
Lake Avenue
R. Wo Wansbrough
Lake, Avenue
J. McMuhen, Jr
Barred Rocks
Rookwood Omnick Hatchery
Free Press
Horder
Vannatter Fox Farm
Sheee “J. McPhierson
White Rocks
Fergus
Capitol
Edward G. Robinson
Wonder Bar
No. Exins Charge
MR. C. R. Hudgin
Thia
Dc. Modila
She Benafit
Mr. Wudgly
Pallant
Acton, Ont
TIP Top Tailors
Times Square
George White
Matinee
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