Toronto Visitors and Mother's Day services reported
Miss Florence Foster of Toronto visited Mr A McPherson and Mr and Mrs Wm Foster on Sunday. Mr and Mrs Wm Sharpe and Gordon of Cheltenham also visited. Mother's Day services featured a mothers choir and the baptism of five. Euphemia Kentner visited Toronto with Mrs Robert Blakley. Edith Russell underwent an appendicitis operation at Guelph General Hospital and is wished a speedy recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence Foster
Toronto
A. McPherson
Foster
Euphemia Kentner
Robert Blakley
Edith Russell
Guelph General Hospital
Gunlay
Mother's Day Observed at Presbyterian Church
OSPRINGE notes a Sunday service with Rev J A Grant preaching and Miss M Cooke and Mrs Whaley of Kitchener singing. Several locals enjoyed a Niagara and Buffalo blossom motor trip, while others visited relatives in Guelph Toronto Milton and Kitchener.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Grant
M. Cooke
Whaley
Kitchener
McLean
C. Aitkens
Toronto
John Aitkens
D. Stewart
J. Stewart
Guelph
S. Tovell
Donald
George Rennicks
Milton
Wirs. Whaley
MM. Cooke
A. Kirkwood
DR McCutcheon
Georgetown Social Roster and Funeral Notices
Miss Gladys Agar and Miss Lily Williams vacationing in Georgetown with Miss Kathleen Hale. Gloria Junz burial in Greenwood Cemetery Georgetown. Zorne Rifles Band hosted a dance in the Arena. Local families from Acton Toronto Kitchener Oakville Mimico and Milton attended the Cooke-Herald funeral.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gladys Agar
Acton
Lily Williams
Ilronto
Kathleen’ Hale
D. Hadley
L. Tracey
A Henney
J. Murphy
Ladies' Auxiliary
The
Canadian Legion
Gloria Junz
Gerald
Eliza Downer
New Toronto
Greenwood Cemetery
Georgetown
Zorne Rifles
K. Mulholland
F. Brandford
H. P. McKerrihen
C. E. Jenner
Toronto
H. GC
J. M. Moore
T. G. Ruddell
Oakville
C. E. Ruddell
W. E. Dean
Mimico
Harvey Agnew
Milton
William Victor
Cooke—Herald
Burlington notices and social updates from the Warwick era
Local friends learn Mrs. Warwick is improving after surgery. Mrs. Walsh returns from Scotland and arrives in New York then Burlington. Visitors from Brantford call on Rev Maude in Bronte. Citizens view the Royal Scot train en route to Chicago. A fire at Niagara Brand Spray factory involved bags of sulphur. Mr. Hiscock recovers well after cataract surgery. Water Commission to seek tenders for a concrete reservoir per engineer plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warwick
Pinte Street
Arthur Walsh
Brant Avenue
Scotland
New York
John .Fundament
Btrattorord
Maude
Bronte
Burlington
Thomas ‘Hiscock
General Hospital
Water Commission
Macc
Dalton
Eieiion
Bell
Com
Miss Edith Russell Admitted To Guelph General Hospital
Miss Edith Russell was taken to the General Hospital in Guelph for abpend citis on Sunday May 14. Friends wish her a speedy recovery. Miss ZAUIa Thomas has returned home after King in Toronto for several months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edith Russell
General Hospital
Guelph
Zauia Thomas
King
Toronto
Limehouse April School Report Highlights Aprils Names
The Limehouse report for April lists students by grade including Dorothy Cleave Ena McDonald Wilfred Johnson Helen Deveroeaux Peggy Smethurst Harold Brown Dorothy Johnson Inez Scott Grace Beerman Alex Wright Jean Parnell Shirley Ewright Ronnie David Ruth Norton with Jim Kirkpatrick Kenneth Beerman and Meryl Grindell as teacher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ss. S. No. 9
Limehouse
Dorothy, Cleave
Ena Mc
Donald
Ronnie David
Ruth Norton
Jim Kirkpatrick
Kenneth Beerman
Barn Fire Destroys Eden Mills Barn and Stock
Norman Lee reported his Eden Mills barn burned Friday afternoon four o clock despite prompt response. Bucket brigades saved the house implement and poultry houses but the barn with hay straw grain and poultry feed and two animals were lost. Community events and visiting residents are noted in this issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norman Lee
Mr. Lee
Tivvey
Toronto
G. R. Rudd
John Marshall
Chas. Norrish
Campbellville
Miss Fulton
Milton News Briefs Highlight Local Visits and Fire Loss
Milton residents report visits by Mr and Mrs By Houstod to Kilbride. A deer seen on John Goulgon’s Nelson Township farm. Injured in Galt Hospital are Police Magistrate John R Elliott and others, improving. Limestone schoolhouse in Nelson Township burned for unknown reasons, loss $5000, insurance $3000. Constable George Cookman investigates. Milton council to discuss daylight saving for June July August at next meeting. Nearby towns likely to adopt daylight saving this summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
By. Houstod
Milton
J. Small
Kilbride
John Goulgon
Nelson Township
Coulson
D. Smith
W. M. Scott
Hiram Tuck
John R
Elliott
Galt Hospital
Nelson
George Cookman
Georgetown
Brampton
Oakville
Burlington
Bennett and Bridger Families Visit in Ontario Towns
Mr and Mrs John Bennett visited in Kitchener on Sunday. Miss Nora Bridger was home from Hamilton over the weekend. Lolton family and Miss Cunningham of Toronto visited Mr and Mrs Alex McDonald. Mr Hector Guthrie went to Toronto for a new position. Alex Currie visited Wardlaw home on Sunday. Mr Tyler visited in Toronto on Saturday. Mrs Alex McDonald has returned from hospital. Miss Bridger plans a few weeks at home for health. Visitors to Mr Tyler's included Mrs Smith Mrs Pitman Mr Edwin Brown and Mr Earl Shoemaker of Toronto.
Everton Observes Mother's Day Service and Visits
Mother's Day services were held Sunday morning with a programme and Mothers Choir. Attendees included Norman McLeod and Grace Dampier. Several local families hosted or visited relatives including the McCutcheons, Gord Herron, and the Hamiltons. Ed Mack of Cleveland, Ohio, died, with funeral news on page five.
Hillsburg Community Notes Share Visits and Church Service
Hillsburg residents hosted visitors from Toronto including Myrtle Hall Jessie Lacey K Weir and H McLucky over the weekend. A Mother's Day service at St Andrews Church drew a large crowd with nineteen voices in the choir and a sermon titled God is Love.
Wedding in Guelph unites Mabel Richardson and Robert Armstrong
Miss Mabel Gertrude Richardson of Rockwood wed Robert Armstrong on May 6 at Norfolk United Church Parsonage Guelph with Rev. F L Clydesdale officiating. After a reception at the Wyndham Tea Room the couple left for eastern points and will reside at Sunnyholme Vinland Ontario.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guelph
Norfolk United Church Parsonage
Mabel Gertrude
John R. Richardson
Rockwood
Robert Armstrong
Bichan
Isabelle Bichan
William Bichan
Vineland
Rev
Clydesdale
Evelyn Richardson
Wyndham
Sunnyholme
Ontario
Andrew J. Elliott
United Church
Dr. McLaughlin
Toronto
Trimble
St. John's Church
A. J. Lowry
Presbyterian Church
Alberta
Thos, Kelly
St. Joseph's Hospital
Eramosa
Church of “Our Lady, Guelph
St. Joseph's Cemetery
Ross Allan
J. E. Pearen
Johnston Hewat
Simcoe
Edna M. Pearen
Clitdas
Elwyn Locker
Babe
Georgetown
Rockwood Women's Instiate
George Bolton
Fred G. Hamilton
Local Social News Highlights From Erin Area
Erin notes show Miss Rose Currie visiting relatives in town while Mrs. Cowan and Toronto guests dropped by. W Steen moves into Cook Block with her son Joe and Mrs. Austin hosts F Selling and family from Toronto. Mrs. W St Bingham improves after illness and Rev. George Trimble and family visit. J M Steel and family spend time with Lougheed family in Brampton. H A Gear suffers a broken right ankle after a fence incident while fishing. J M Steel shores up a trout catch from Credit River bridge near the fifteenth side road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rose Currie
R. N
David McMillan
Geo. Trimble
Trimble
Hamilton
J.M. Steel
Winnie
Wm. Steel
Lougheed
Brampton
J. M. Steel
Credit River
Mother's Day Observed at Campbellville St David's Church
Mother's Day was observed fully in Sunday School and church services at St David's Presbyterian Campbellville. A Mothers Choir led music in both services. Pulpit vacancy filled by J Hurst of Acton who delivered an inspiring address. Week-end visitors included Mr and Mrs James Pogue and Tommy of Toronto. Local residents noted include Mr and Mrs Fred Hamman of Toronto visiting a mother here, and several others visiting or traveling. A baseball game at Carlisle is noted with a planned tournament on May 24 at the athletic grounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. David's. Presbyterian Church
J Hurst
Acton
C. G. Jones
James Pogue
Tommy
Toronto
A. _Esley
Fred Hamman
J. Ferguson
Hamilton
Edith Dewar
Milton
Rank ‘Wheelman
Janet "McPhail
Toromto
D. Henderson
Listowel
John Kennedy
Mountaberg
Mac Elsley
Miss Hubbert
R. Hubbert
Jack Memory
D. Hunter
Carlisle
BR. Elliott
Evelyn
Inglewood
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Ballinafad
Ospringe
Meryl Grindell
Eden Mills
Crewson
Everton
Norman McLeod
Grace Dampier
Beatrice VanNorman
McLeod
Fred Murray
W. Head
Fred McCutcheon and Sons
Clarence Hortop
W. “H. Hortop
W. J. Jackson
Mimosa
T. Mack
Cleveland
Ohio
Hillsburg
Myrtle Hall
Jessie Lacey
K. Weir
H. McLucky
C. Barr
Melrose Brown
Fred Oakes
Gwendoline
Andrew Cheyne
Jack McPhedran
William Cheyne
St. Andrew's Church
Edgar Huxley
Mr. Goodwill
Fraser Plummer
Calvin Carmichael
Arthie McLachlan
John McLachlan
Elva McKinnon
Erin
Woodhall & Musselle
R. Stark
R.O
Rachlin’s
Heinz Pork and Beans
RED & White
J. W. Jones
Acton, Ont
B. D. Rachlin & Co
Mill Street
Carroll's
Religious
Ruited Church of Canada
C. L. Poole
B. D. Parsonage
Bower Avenue
Presbyterian Knox Church
H. L. Bennie
Willow Street
the House of God
P. E. Holmes
R. L. Davidson
York
J. J. Tone
Vanatter Pox Farm
Esquesing Township
Frank Petch- AP
Cheyne
Kellogg’s
Dr. Burwill
Duninp
Cuthbert
Darwin Cripps
R. J. McPherson
Police
Nassagaweya
Court “of Revision
Brookville
John Clerk
E. Harrop
Gore District Mutual Norwich Union
Canadian Fire Insurance Companier
Edgewood Park
Campbell's
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