Sacrament Administered at Ebenezer United Church
Nassagoweya notes report the Sacrament administered last Sunday at Ebenezer United Church by Rev. M.S. Gandier. Rev. H. Mahoney of Underwood will preach for a call in Ebenezer Arkel and Eden Mills churches. Mother's Day service planned next Sunday. Delegates Alfred Wilson and Mrs Darby attended a Presbyterian field meeting in Guelph. Farmers report heavy fall wheat losses prompting reseeding with other grain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ebenezer United
C. Gandier
H. Mahoney
Underwood
Ebenezer
Arkeil
Eden Mills
United Church
Alfréd “Wilson
W. Fr. Darby
Women's Missionary Society
Guelph
Harvey
John Simpson
Tottenham
Campbellville Church Members Attend Knox Hamilton Convention
Members of the Womens Missionary Society of St David's Presbyterian Church Campbellville attended a convention in Knox Church Hamilton on Tuesday. Nearby visitors included Mr and Mrs T Snyder and family from Guelph Junction, Mr and Mrs N L Millis and Marie from Carlisle, and several others visiting relatives and attending services with local families and ministers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missionary Society of St David's Presbyterian Church
Campbellville
Knox Church
Hamilton
T. McPhail
Charles Weir
Burlington
Frank McFarlane
Toronto
8. Patterson
Women’s Institute Meeting Summaries and Local Visits
Sunday visitors from Kitchener Guelph and Marsville called on Mrs. Cooke and family. The Women’s Institute held its annual meeting with about twenty ladies. Mrs. Robertson presided and officers were elected. A motto reading and papers were presented, followed by a luncheon. School reports and top marks for March and April were listed for several classes and students.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Cooke
Whaley
Kitchener
Miargares Cooke
George Cooke
Guelph
Hugh Castleman
Marsville
Con Mc
D. Stewart
Annie Kirkwood
J. Webb
Women's Institute
D. G. Robertson
Jas. Vafi Norman
Locker
Emma Baldie
E. N. Sunter
Adra
W. Robertson
Jes. van Norman
J. McCutcheon
I. Scanlon
P. Cooke
Webb
Grundy
Jackson
A. ‘Tansley
M. R.miccutcheon
Geo. Cooke
Barber
Currie
Colitis
V.blanche - McKinnon
Lorena Locker
Nellis Webb
Edna Cooke
Helen Robertson
Dorothy MacKenzie
Alvin Struthers
Gordon Robertson
Jean Peavey
Iil
Gordon Aitken
George Locker
George Robertson
Grace Burrows
Ti—Marle iAnderson
Ray
Toronto Visitors Populate local social round
Grewson's Corners reports visits by Mr and Mrs Tolton and family of Toronto to Mr and Mrs Alex McDonald. Marshall and James McOsy return from Toronto. Mr Robert and Miss Annie Airdrie also home Sunday. Mrs Dean and son and Mrs Pitman visited Mr Tyler. Mother's Day service next Sunday at 11 held by two Salvation Army officers from Toronto. Alex Thompson visited in Toronto over the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tolton
Toronto
Alex. McDonald
Marshall
James McOsy
Robert
Annie Airdrie
R. McEachern
John and
Angus
Mt. Forest
Dean and Son
Oalvation Army
Alex Thompson
Ban nockburn April Report Highlights Student Scores
Ban nockburn School records April results with multiple pupils across grades Sr IV to Kindergarten achieving percentages from 10.3 to 87 percent. Notable names include Lloyd James 87 percent and Harold Roexe 82.7 percent. Kathleen M. Beckett is named as teacher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bannockburn School
Sr. IV
Betty Clarridge
Jr. IV
Jack Noble
Sr. II
Eileen
Gordon
Lawrence Anthony
Kathleen M. Beckett
Local Visitors and Social Events In May Gatherings
Friends from Toronto visited Mr. and Mrs. Sanford and Mrs. Baily with Edward, Korman from Stirling called on village friends. Dr. and Mrs. McGuire of Simcoe visited Mrs. Tracy. The A Y P A banquet in Milton on May 1 featured Mr. Frank Jenkinson Elisabeth and Bill Bonathan. The Women's Institute met at Mrs. Tracy’s May 2 and a shower for Miss Jean Thompson and Mr. Jos Standish was held May 3 at the Town Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toronto
Sanford
Horticultural Society Plans Show and Local News
Rockwood notes a meeting of officers and directors at the president’s home to plan the annual show for the last Saturday in August and to form a committee to canvass for members. The Sacrament was observed at United Church with Rev W J Taylor officiating. Parish events include preparatory services led by Rev A W Home. Residents relocating include Mr and Mrs Hepburn to Everton and Mr Gordon buying a Guelph Street residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Horticultural Society
George H. Bearen
United Church
W. J. Taylor
A. W. Home
Dublin Street Church
Guelph
James Hepburn
Everton
George Gordon
A. Walker
Guelph Street
A. B. Root
Alex. Marshall
Peter Sim
Marshall
Root
Fred Hamilton
D. McKenzie
Tiverton
George Young
G. Robertson
Seaforth
Angus Carter
Dorothy
W. T. Taylor
C. Btar
Niagara Falls
N. Ye
Jean’ Torrance
Simcoe
Johnston Hewat
Edna M. Pearen
Dimdas
Everett E. LeViness
Buffalo
Limehouse Women Institute Holds Busy Month and Festival
The Limehouse Women’s Institute met at Mrs Wim Mitchell’s Friday with strong attendance. Officers were mostly re-elected for 1934, a baby dresser prize went to Mrs Gowdy, and a large Milton Musical Festival featured 17 Limehouse youths winning medals in solo and choir events. Notable contests and a Presbyterian play accompanied by heavy regional traffic closed the week with school entries earning several art and health book honors. Next week, 14 more numbers compete as 24 entries are expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women’s Institute
Wim. Mitchell
Milton
Peter Co. Kennedy
Toronto
Limehouse
Wilfred Johntaste
Dorothy Johnson
Isobel Stephanson
Ms. Gowdy
YP. A
Stewarttown
Bert Moore
Lamont Mummery
W. J. Roe
Thornton
E. Miller
Guelph
Elliot
W. Gale
Fen
Limehouse School
Wilfred Johmson
Harry Deveraux
Helen Devereaux
Peggy Bmethurst
Muriel Stephenson
Harold Brown
Gade
Alex, Wright
Gmacd
Georgetown Sets June First for Daylight Saving Time
Georgetown notes daylight saving begins the first Sunday in June. Dr Joseph Bxc Andrew and Mrs Boomer are mentioned among residents. Mr Alf McAn returns from Florida. Dr C V Williams recovering from surgery in Toronto expects to be home soon. Cemetery Board names Harry Savings caretaker at Greenwood Cemetery starting May 1. Bell Telephone Co upgrades Main Street by removing wires and poles as hydro lines will be moved to the rear of business blocks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgetown
Joseph BxcAndrew
Boomer
Alf
Greenwood
Bell ‘Telephone Co
Herald
Lime house church board meets at Churchill United
A quarterly official board meeting at Churchill United Church held Monday with strong attendance from Grenwilliams Time House and Churchill. Ten new members were received at the 4 reception service. May 13th Mother’s Day and infant baptism services planned. Church work includes housecleaning gardening and seed field tasks amid crop losses from fall wheat and apple blight requiring reseeding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Limehouse Charge
Churchill United
Local Residents Visit and Notable Passing in Fergus
Hillsburg notes visitors from Stratford Guelph Road and Mimosa. Mrs Hutchinson’s daughter and Dr Hutchinson host Leeding operations nearby. Allan Small of Fergus dies after years of ill health and farm retirement, with Beatty Bros. among former employers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. E. ‘Armstrong
Stratford
R. E. Armstrong
Guelph Road
Jennie Hull
Hutchinson
Brampton
Wm. Bailey
B. Wilkinson
Toronto
Mclean
Glamis
Sask
Allan Small
Fergus
Beatty Bros
Grass greening as farmers seek feed amid good week
The past week brought rain and warmth that revived grass and eased feed shortages for farmers. Local visits included Miss Bertha Gray and Maude Cheyne at their homes and families from Centre Inn and Caledon renewing acquaintances. The Church of Christ Young People presented The Noble Outcast at Mimosa United Church with music and an orchestra between acts. Margaret Gomerville visited Lorme Gregson for a few days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bertha Gray
Maude Cheyne
Chas. Booth
Mae
Frances
Caledon
Dougall
Margaret Gomerville
Lorme Gregson
Milton Township notes and early local incidents
Miltons town council settled a $294 claim for a fallen pedestrian on Victoria Avenue. Milton assesses a population of 1 749 and 78 dogs. Acton resident Marie Frank sues Philip Lastauk for 15 000 alleging criminal assault. Lastauk jailed awaiting hearing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Mann
Exquesing Township
A. I. MacNabb
McNabb
Chas, Jones
Milton
Bes ] Telfer
Victoria Avenue
Marie Frank
Acton
James Frank
Philip Lastauk
Lasteauk
Miss Prank
Everton Women Institute elects officers at annual meeting
Everton Women Institute held its annual meeting at Mrs. Neil McLean’s home with President Mrs. W. H. Hortop in charge. Officers were elected including President Mrs. W. H. Hartop First Vice President Miss Jean McLean and Secretary Treasurer Mrs. Thomson Stewart. The group planned a summer meeting with Eramosa Institute on May 21 in Everton Community Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Everton Women's Institute
Neil McLean
W. H. Hortop
Muriel Hortop
Guelph
Eramosa Institute
Everton
Jean McLean
W. H. Hartop
E. D. McPhedran
Thomson J Stewart
G. G. Robertson
Percy Smith
John Alton
J. Alton
W. Gouling
Margaret Sunter
M. Siree
T. D. McCutcheon
G. G.robertson
A. Peavey
0. Parker
Ww. Head
Mirs. McPhedran
Smith
J. McLean
W. Head
Harold of
Afr
Harry
Btenog and Jonesome Banter About Love and Bachelorhood
A humorous exchange shows Btenog joking about romantic longing while Boss Ca, a confirmed bachelor, responds that he would miss stepping out with a partner. The quip highlights playful tensions over marriage and companionship.
Sea Foods Aid Goitre Prevention
A note on sea foods acting as a rich iodine source and helping prevent goitre. The article emphasizes fish as a key dietary measure to avoid iodine deficiency and related thyroid enlargement.
Notice on Dog Control By Law Enforcement Dates
Public notice outlines a by law requiring dog owners to keep animals from running at large during a specified period from June 16 to September 15. Owners are warned to comply with the provisions and keep pets confined during the dates indicated.
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Iran
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Nassagaweya
G. E Hamilton
Gravenhurst
C. G. Jones
J. Hurst
Ospringe
Grewson’s Corners
Bannockburn
Rockwood
Hillsburg
A. B. Cheyne
Jack McP
Fred. Oakes
Gwendoline
Centre Inn
Wm. Cheyne
Iine
Cmother
Wwe
Pearl
Libby
Libby’s
Next Baptist Church
Mill Street Acton
Medical Dental
Patterson’s
Porterhouse
Patterson
Werely
Religious
United Church O of Cuttada
Ahatatin
Seee Poole
B. D. Parsnage
Bower Avenue
Ee . Knox Acton
HL. Manse
Willow Bet
Mother's Day Service
Baptist Church
Baptist School
Easter
E. Holmes
McKeown
Parson's
Senator Dunlop
I. We
Mill Street
Morley Bellamy
Acton Free Press
Oakville
Hiram's Fisher's
B. J. Kerr
Arthur Diamond
R. R.c
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