Local Social Notes Include Visits and House Construction
Ballinafad Rev Mr Waddell of Hamilton visits daughter Mrs Blake Vannatter. Mrs Robert Moody and baby from eepoeeaty spend weekend at Moody's father Mr Mire Farley’s home while carpenters work on a new house. Sacrament administered in United Church. Beatrice Bailey Mrs Johnston two children and Walter Kentner with family visit Mr Alfred Soper. Farmers nearby report early seeding complete.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waddell
Hamilton
Blake Vannatter
Robert Moody
Babe
Mire
Moody
Mre
Farley
United Church
Oakville Notes Lit by Travel Chats and Local News
Oakville residents plan a holiday tour to England Ireland Scotland and France. Capt E A Morden travels to Minneapolis to visit a sister in need. Charles Whitlock dies at 52 after a long illness. Ruth Stirling and her son Robin visit Oakville. The Blakelock Halton Liberal Club forms at a Kipling Dairy meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
Ireland
Scotland
France
A. T. Harris
Basil
Florida
E. A. Morden
Minneapolis
Minn
Ns. Meneilley
Charles ,Whitlock
Oakville
Colborne Street
W.whittington
John Street
Ruth Stirling
Ramalpindi
India
Robin
W. A. Chisholm
Blakelock Halton
Liberal Club
Kipling Dairy
Rockwood Church Activities Include Supper and Bible Society Meet
Last Friday Mrs Douglas McNabb hosted a church youth supper with 23 games and a flower tree contest, aided by Mrs McKay. The Rockwood and Everton Branch Bible Society held its annual meeting at the Presbyterian Church with a well attended service and a choir of the church youth. Rev Pinnock of Toronto spoke and George H Pearen reported a year’s activities. The WCTU held a meeting at Miss Janet Little’s home with officers elected and refreshments served. Rev W J Taylor preached special services and visited Blythe with Mr D A McMillan. Recent visitors included Mrs A D Jupp of Toronto and several residents from Brampton, Whitby, Guelph, and Toronto.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Douglas McNabb
Presbyterian Church
McKay
W. J. Taylor
Janet Little
Dorothy Simmons
George Laverty
W. Gordon
J. Little
Wm. Gordon
Rose. .Dyer
George Bolton
Arrist
Blythe
D. A. McMillan
A. D. Jupp
Toronto
John Sunter
O. ‘Wilder
Brampton
W. Wilder
Whitby
Fred Newhouse
L. Harwood
Clarence Lynch
Jog. Oakes
Edna
Pearen
Dundas
Kathleen Lynch
Guelph
Fred
George Day
University of Toronto
Fred 8
Hamilton
Fergus
Jean Foster
Homer
Arkles
The
United A
of the
United
Campbellville Injury Hits Local Athlete
In Campbellville last Saturday Mr Bill Roberts seriously injured his knee and will likely not resume athletic activity this season. Excursion to Toronto drew many locals and several attended the Ebenezer Church cantata. Mills Gertrude Pear of Milton spent the weekend at her home here with Mr and Mrs Neil Hunter of Hamilton visiting Mr R Hubbert. Mr Crawford Minhon of Kitchener will visit here next weekend. Mr and Mrs W H McPhail and Lillian visited Nassagaweya relatives Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill Roberts
Toronto
Ebenezer Church
Mills Gertrude Pear
Milton
Neil Hunter
Hamilton
R. Hubbert
Crawford Minhon
Kitchener
W. H. McPhail
Lillian
Nassagaweya
Eden Mills Women’s Institute Sees Active Year Start
The Eden Mills Women's Institute met at Mrs. N S Marshall's with full attendance. Officers from last year were reelected and plans for community welfare were set. The Eden Mills Utoka Branch summer meeting featured Laura Rose Stevens, a noted Institute speaker, at the Town Hall. Families moved into nearby homes, a child named Wilma Milne is ill, and reports note recent beneficial showers easing dry pasture conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women’s Institute
N. S. Marshall
Willin
Eden Mills
Utoka
Laura Rose Stevens
A. Burrows
Weekend Visitors and Local Meetings Highlight Everton Notes
Miss Marjorie Aitken and Max Sutcliffe of Toronto visited Mr John Aitken in Ospringe. Everton and Frances Women’s Institute heard Ottawa guest speaker Laura Rose Stephens. Mr Russell Martin named Sunday School Superintendent. multiple local families hosted guests over the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marjorie Aitken
Max Sutcliffe
Toronto
John Aitken
Thos
Aitken
J. van Norman
J. Campbell
D. G. Robertson
Everton and
Erancsa ‘Women’s Institute
Everton Community Hall
D. Jackson
G. G. Robertson
Everton
Norman Robertson
Physis
Lloyd Robertson
Acton
George Young
Townline
Pilgrims of the Way staged by Paisley Young People
The Young People’s League of Paisley presented the religious drama Pilgrims of the Way at Ebenezernited Church last Sunday evening to a large crowd. Duncan Moffat, son of Mr and Mrs James W Moffat of Waasagaweya, underwent appendectomy at Guelph General Hospital last Thursday morning and is recovering. Arthur Neale and son George visited Mr and Mrs Norman Webber of Lake View Toronto last Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young ‘People’s League
Paisley ‘Memorial
Guelph
General ‘Hospital
and Arthur Neale
George, Atohbull
Norman ‘Webber
Lake View
Toronto
Local Notes From Hillsburg A Busy Family Week
Miss Lilian Bryan of Guelph General Hospital visits family in Hillsburg with the Jacobs and Bryans. Miss Nodwell of Fergus spends Sunday with her parents. Edna Jackson returns to Fergus after a week with Mrs J Jackson. Mrs R J Robertson visits with Mrs Alah Small and Mrs H Matthews in Fergus. Mrs Thomas Mack underwent goitre operation at Guelph General Hospital and is recovering. Master Albert Faulkner hospitalized in Hillsburg with knee infection and serious condition. Miss Marjorie Thomson visits her ill mother Mrs V Thomson, who is improving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M's. Ross ‘McKinnon
Jean
Alex
Hamilton
Toronto
Ens. Nodwell
Fergus
H. Nodwell
Edna Jackson
J. Jackson
R. J. Robertson
Alah Small
H. Matthews
Pergus
Thomas Mack
Guelph General Hospital
Mack
Albert Faulkner
Marjorie Thomson
V. Thomson
Firemen Called Out for Chimney Blaze in Georgetown
Local fire crews responded to a chimney fire at Mrs. George Adams on Main Street South around 9 00 a m. The brief item notes other community notices including visits from Toronto residents, a church opera performance, a baptismal font dedication, and Rebekah Lodge fraternal activities with visitors from Brampton and Milton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Adams
Main Street
Marlon McKay
R. N
Toronto
Geo. M. Begg
Norman Henderon
Wellwoot Brown
Georgetown
Dumfries
Scotland
Knox Presbyterian Church
Marltana
Hamilton Musical Art Society
W. Alex. Clapperton
The
United Church
Lane
Jonathan Lane
Dawson
Mystic Link
Rebekah
Verdum Rebekah Lodge
Brampton
Milton
Herald
Burlington Notes Guests, Honors and Local Incidents
Burlington residents travel and visit relatives across Ontario and beyond. Local officials including Mayor F W Watson and family members take a fishing trip in Haltourton County. Victor K Harshaw earns B A in political economy at McMaster University with a convocation held Monday. A chimney fire at E Bright Brant Avenue caused no damage. Burglars tempted Taylor Bros store but fled after a door jimmy was found. no entry. Four generations gather for Mother's Day. Mapbel Breckon injured in NY hospital auto crash, with others sustaining injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loraine
Dorothy
Marion
Tuck
Buffalo
M. A. Parsons
W. Alton
Freeman
Lorne Kilman
Hamilton
Bert Parsons
Mt. Clemens
Mich
Reeve
Breckon
Canada’s manufacturing sector grows with diverse output
A Canadian government return shows 24,544 manufacturing establishments across provinces in 1932. Ontario and Quebec lead with about 18,000 plants, total capital over 4.7 billion dollars, 495,000 workers, and 505 million in salaries. Pulp and paper tops product value at over 135 million, power at 128 million, with varied items from meat packing to rubber products and clothing, plus crafts and everyday goods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cansia
Dominion
Ontario
Quebec
Canada
A Bald Fact Fly Fathers Daughter Footpath Tale
A fly walks with her daughter over a very bald man's head. The mother notes that in her youth the same space was a footpath, highlighting a humorous shift in perspective from age and change. The brief fable-like vignette ends with a witty observation.
Milton and Area Happenings Signal Spring Start
Visitors from Buffalo trace to Evergreen Cemetery noted as Milton marks a beauty spot. Milton Brick Co opens boosting local jobs while 15 more workers begin on the Middle Road project. Lorne Rifles adopt new badges with Campbell crest and maple leaf. Burlington tops Milton Tas in a Princess Theatre contest for the W W I Dick Trophy. Numerous family visits mark Mother’s Day, with gatherings across Tillsonburg New Toronto Brampton Streetsville and Hamilton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
fd.Blampled
Buffalo
Thos
Ford
Evergreen Cemetery
Milton
J. D. Arthur
Acton
Georgetown
Milton Brick Co
Middle Road
Lorne Rifles (Scottish) Regiment
Burlington
Milten Tas
Princess Theatre
Www. I. Dick
Mia
F. C. Shipp
T. O. Dolson
Brampton
B. Quinnel
Streetsville
Harold Peacock
Tillsonburg
Stuart
Peacock
Ross Swackhamer
Jos Peacock
New
Toronto
Robt, Reid
Nelson Ryder
Hamilton
Campion
Church Schedule Highlights Daylight Saving Time
Daylight Saving Time noted with 8 morning services 11 30 a.m. and 7 30 p.m. Sunday school at 10 30. Evening vesperal service 7 30. B Y P U 7 45 Monday. June 3 service at 7 p.m. Canadian Legion parade and service listed. Everyone welcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canadian Legion
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Neighborhood News
Ballinafad
Rockwood
Campbellville
Eden’ Mills
Ospringe
Hillsburg
Lilian Bryan
Mrs
Richard Bryan
Next Baptist Church
Mill Street
Bray Hatcherry
Bray Chick Halechery
Clayburn Avenue
Lore Arent
Bray Hatchery
Beampto
Geo. C. Brown
Norval—Phone
Liberal-Progressive Association
Mill and Main Streets
Bob Williamson
T. H. Moorehead
W. F. Harris
PARK
Life Insurance
Phone
Religious
Church of Canada
Poole
B. D. Parsonage
Bower Avenue
Presbyterian _KNOX CHURCH
Bennie
Minnie
Willow Street
Giinrrt
R. G. Easter
F. E. Holmes
Wallace Swackhamer
Durham
Wilbert Haw
R. R. No
Rookwood
Robt Kerr
Vannatter Fox Farm
Joseph Lasby
Albert John Hubble
Armstrong
John George ‘Walters
Mills Street
HH. N. Farmer
John ‘George’ Walters
County of
Halton
Court House
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