Nassagawaya obituary and local notices
Robert J. Anderson of Nassagaweya died Monday May 15 after a stroke. Funeral Wednesday at home with interment in Campbellville Cemetery led by Rev. Mr. Lawson. Congratulations to Melvin Harvey Bridgman for earning a B A from McMaster University at the convocation last Monday. Ebenezer United Church Women’s Missionary Society to attend Paisley Memorial Church meeting Friday at two o’clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert J. Anderson
Csiaanintoes
Nassagaweya
Ezer
Campbellville
Mr. Lawson
Melvin Harvey Bridgman
Harvey
Bridgman
Knatchbull
McMaster University
Hamilton
Women’s Missionary Society of Ebenezer United Church
Paisley Memorial Church
Women's‘Association
W.M.S
Cedarvale Delegates Attend Guelph Girls Conference
Cedarvale delegates Miss Helen Sim and Miss Flora Sim attended the Girls Conference in Guelph last week. Local notes report Harold Giffin bought a new car and Hugh Reid is ill with pneumonia. James Leitch lost a valuable horse. Mr. and Mrs. George Drury are visiting Ospringe residents Mr. and Mrs. George Grundy. Our Sunday School held Mother's Day services with Mrs. Russell Smith as leader and a program including piano by Thos McCutcheon, readings by Mrs. Cox and Mrs. Gordon Drury, and hymns sung by several. Mrs. George Hardy presented the eldest mother, Mrs. Matt McCutcheon, a bouquet of tulips diffodils narcissus and hyacinths. The meeting closed with prayer by Thos McCutcheon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold ‘Giffin
Hugh Reid
James Leitch
George Drury
George Grundy
Ospringe
Russell Smith
Thos. McCutcheon
Ed. Smith
Arthur Griffin
W. Cunningham
W. Cox
Gordon Drury
A. Griffin
George Hardy
Matt.McCutcheon
James Brydon
W. Peavey
Niagara Falls
Archie Sinclair
Guelph General Hospital
Gordon Robertson
M. McLean
Murray
Stewart
Guelph
S. McLean
T. Tovell
Mary Struthers
Lucknow
Inlaw
James Struthers
D. G. Robertson
G. G. Robertson
Everton
Dorothy McKenzie
Blanche McKinnon
John Appleyard
Hamilton
Wm. Webb
Paisley Block
L. Webb
Burn McKinnon
Presserman
Messrs. Copeland
McDuff
Lorena Locker
Murray Kindy
Erin
F. Brydon
D.G. Robertson
Wm. McKenzie
McLaughlin
Hillsburg
Aitcheson
David Stewart
Mary
Kate Reed
Margaret, Tovell
R. van Norman
Gordon Aitken
Foreman
Ballinafad
Bob’ VanNorman
St. Joseph's Hospital
Dorothy
Women’s Institute
E. Barber
E. N. Sunter
Barber
Mothers Day Observed By Everton Church
Everton Church and Sunday School held a united service for Mother's Day with an OBE prepared program. A mothers choir performed as Mrs. David Robertson sang, and Mrs. Parker and Mrs. Aitken sang a duet. Miss Metta Jackson read aloud and the minister spoke on motherhood. Rev Bruce Stainton from Toronto addressed the evening on World Fellowship, noting the 1940 World Convention in Toronto with 35 countries represented.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Everton
OBE
David Robertson
Ospringe
D. H. D. H. Parker
T. Aitken
Metta Jackson
Bruce Stainton
Toronto
Churches of Christ (Disciples
Ontario
Stanley Stewart
Ter
Muriel
Myre
Town Line
North American visitors share weekend gatherings in Canada
Misses Eileen Holman and Alice Mason of Niagara Falls travel to visit Mr. and Mrs. John Airdrie. Mrs. Burlingham visits her nephew Albert Wilding in London. Master Gordon Airdrie of Guelph visits aunt Mrs. Edward Cornell. Mr. and Mrs. H. Brown and daughter Jean of Ottawa call on Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Brown. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Litherland and Ed Whitting of Toronto visit Mr. and Mrs. Charles Domilison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eileen Holman
Alice Mason
Niagara Falls
Irwin Kirk
Welland
John Airdrie
Burlingham
Albert Wilding
London
Gordon Airdrie
Guelph
Edward Cornell
H. Brown
Jean
Ottawa
Ballinafad Visitors Sunday at Local Homes
Ballinafad continues to host a string of Sunday visits with Mr. and Mrs. Howard Large of Hamilton at Roy Culp’s home. George Evans and family of Wingham visited C McEnery’s, Miss Mary Cole of Guelph stayed at her home, and Mrs. Wylie traveled to Ottawa to visit friends. C E Soper and Art Brossa of Preston called on Mrs. Soper, J Soper visited friends in Guelph, Nellie Kentner and Will Shortill of Georgetown dropped by Mrs. Soper’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Large
Hamilton
Roy Culp
George Evans
Wingham
C. McEnery
Mary Cole
Guelph
Wylie
Ottawa
C. E. Soper
Art Brossa
Preston
Death of Mrs L I Chisholm Gret Funeral Record
Campbellville mourns the death of Mrs L I Chisholm suddenly Sunday night. Burial was Wednesday at Evergreen Cemetery Milton. She belonged to St David's Presbyterian Church and was remembered by church groups. Funeral services led by Rev Frank Lawson with Rev John Riddell assisting. Pallbearers were nephews Colin Moffat Clifford McEwen Quincey Moffat Carl Chisholm Robert Moffat Chisholm Hume. Survived by husband and two sons Blymer Brantford and Lloyd. Duff's Young People Society presented Here Comes Charley at St David's Church Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
IL. Chisholm
Evergreen Cemetery
Milton
St. David's Presbyterian Church
Frank Lawson
John Riddell
Knox Church
Charley
St. David’s Church
St. David's
Rockwood W M S Meeting At Mrs Smith Home
Presbyterian W M S met at Mrs Malcolm Smith's home with Mrs Peter Sim presiding. Bible lesson read by Mrs J E Pearen and Tidings prayer by Mrs J D McNabb. Reports covered Elmira rally by Miss Elva Pearen and Gleanings by Mrs M Smith. Sympathies extended for Hosking family. Community sorrow also for the Bell and Pasmore deaths. A continuation school bus trip to Toronto was noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W.M.S
Malcolm Smith
Peter Sim
J. E. Pearen
J. D. McNabb
Elmira
Elva Pearen
Robert Patterson
M. Smith
Brown
Fred—J. Hosking
Hillsdale
Ontario
H. S. Hosking
Neil Gordon
Guelph
Ben
Henry
Kirkland Lake
William
Bathurst
N.B
Drs) Stokey
Angola
Africa
Toronto
Hillsdale United Church
Rockwood United Church
Rockwood Cemetery
J. A. Little
Continuation School
Julia Garland
Eldon-Comfort
Royal Ontario Museum
Art _Gallery
Hart House
Misa Doris Mime
Brantford
Wilma
Fred Hamilton
Richard
Herris
St. Alban's Church
Acton
Revi E. Brillinger
Winona
Eden Mills Church Activities Highlight Weekend Receptions
Mr and Mrs J W Nickell visited the Wilsons in Limehouse. Nickell and Wilson attended Nickell cousin Kee's Cemetery funeral. Mr and Mrs J W Hyde and sons visited MacDonald home. John Hyde sang at Presbyterian service. Young People's Society met with J W Hyde guest speaker on Watch. Hyde and John sang a duet. Mothers Day service led by a Mothers choir in Presbyterian Church followed by infant baptisms for Wilson, Blacklock, and Early families. Visitors Garner of Galt called on Young. Mrs Hales returned to Kean home for summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Nickell
Limehouse
Stanley Wilson
Nickell
Wilson
John‘ston
H. Wilson
Gordon Blacklock
Ww. Early
Chas. Garner
Galt
A. Young
Hales
Gerald Kean
Kean
Community Notes From Guelph Area Highlight Visits and Events
Local residents and visitors share weekend arrive and travel news including Ontairo region, toronto and Brampton connections. Twin sons welcomed at Guelph General Hospital. Hospital stays and recoveries reported for Gordon Robertson and Hugh Reid. Mothers Day services, Ladies Aid meeting notes, and Women's Institute events detailed with participants and hosts across Everton, Erin, Ballinafad, and surrounding towns.
What is Sympathy and The Second Mile Sermons
Sunday schedule for May 21 1939 highlights daylight saving with events at 12 15 pm church school and 7 pm ministers topic the second mile. Everyone welcome at the services and gatherings.
Presbyterian Knox Church Acton Rev Bennie Minister
The church announces services at Manse Widows Street with the Sabbath School at 12.15 pm and evening program at 7.00 pm titled Whatsoever Things Are True. A note proclaims the King’s historic visit to Canada and his promise to uphold laws and gospel. Always welcome at Knox Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian
Knox Church
Acton
H. L. Bennie
Manse
Widow Street
Behold Thy King Cometh Worship Schedule
Service schedule lists 11.00 a.m. Worship with the sermon Behold Thy King Cometh, 12.00 noon Church School, 7.30 p.m. B Y P U, and Tuesday 8.00 p.m. Midweek Service. A welcome to all.
Royal Visit Event and Institute Proceedings at Nassagaweya
The Nassagaweya Presbyterian Church hosts a Royal Visit program on Sunday May 21 1939 with film and songs by Patricia Gamble and a children’s choir. Delegates were chosen and standing committees elected for Education Health and Child Welfare Home Economics Agriculture and Canadian Industries Legislation Historical Research Community Activities and Relief Canadianization Peace Education Temperance with remarks by Mrs J W Cunningham and Mrs E Barber.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erin
I. Scanlon
E. Barber
George Cook
E. N. Sunter
D. Burrows
George Young
D. McKenzie
D. G. Robertson
E. Cook
Wm. Struthers
Dorothy McKenzie
Edna Cook
Institute
Box
Barber
Ada
Carrie
Oldest United Church member Samuel Allen visits Glen Williams
Samuel Allen 63 of Niagara Falls attended Sunday services in Glen Williams with his three sons Alfred William and George Allen. Mae McMaster died at her home Sunday morning. Funeral services were held Tuesday afternoon from her residence led by Rev Leggett of Union Presbyterian Church assisted by Rev Jolliire of Glen Williams United Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
United Church
Glen Williams
Samiuel
Allen
Niagara Falls
Messrs
Alfred
William and
George Allen
Limehouse Residents Recreational and Family News
Mr. Robert Lane remains home recovering after a workplace fall with minor bruises but frequent short outings. Neighbors and relatives from Toront o and Brantford visited Limehouse families this Sunday including the Lanes and the Gales. Miss Peggy Smethurst attended the Girls Conference at the O A C Guelph, while Mrs. Mark Given shows steady improvement reports from Guelph. Fishermen report plentiful streams though small catches. Game Warden remains vigilant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Limehouse
Peggy Smethurst
O.A.C
Guelph
Mark Given
Minnie Harding
Ed. Beerman
Salesman wanted for Familex farm products Montreal listing
R. R. No 1 Hornby seeks good salesmen for Familex spices extracts medicines and farm products. Monthly earnings with free gifts and protected territories. Open doors every day. Reward steady honest workers with a free plan and catalogue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clement
Montreal
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Cedarvale
Helen
Flora Sim
Rockwood
Eden Mills
Max Sutcliffe
J. McKinnon
Brampton
Mary Aitken
United Church of Canada
E. M. Morrow
Mla
Bower
S.T
Patricia Gamble
Mae McMaster
Funeral Ser
Liams United Church
Geo, ¢. Brown
Norval
Edgewood
Park
Norm Wilkinson
Band OF Hamilton
Norton. Motors
B.A
Acton Campbellford
Newmarket
Collingwood
Meaford
Midland
North Bay
Parry Sound
Sudbury
Capreol
Beardmore
Chatham
Goderich
Owen Sound
St. ‘Catharines
St. Mary's
Sarnia
Stratford
Strathroy
Woodstock
Canadian National
Robert Lane
Arthur Lane
Ted Morrow
Hamburg
Tbs
Lovell Bros
B.D. Rachlin
Glen Road
George Sooper
Maple Avenue
John R. Kennedy
Rogers Radio
J. C. Matthews
R .R
Kerr's
Glen Mary
Premier
Tatham
Cuthbert
Hornby
H. Baby
Crewsons Corners
Leatherland
R. J. McPherson
Chief of Police
Boj Htt
C. FP
Main Street
Fairy Lake
McIsaac
Court of Revision
Council Chamber
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