Car Crash and Local Accidents Report From Hillsburg Area
Heavy mist Thursday night led to a single vehicle crash when a young man from Guelph missed the road at the second bend and struck a hydro pole. The occupants escaped with minor cuts. Other reports note a trailer accident injuring Archie Sinclair, a neck injury from a truck in Guelph, and various visits and home improvements among local residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guelph
Blanche
John Thompson
B. Hutchinson
Hillsburg
Archie Sinclair
Mire
O. Locker
Guel
Stewart
Mira
Frank Brydon
D. McPhedran
Everton
Robi Akitt
Sitore
J. Brydon
Don Dickienon
Morriston
Robert Fisher
John Aitken
Campbellville Pioneer Farmer Alexander McKenzie Dies
Alexander McKenzie, long time resident of the Campbellville area on the thirteenth concession of Hant Flamboro, died Monday evening. Born in Puslinch in 1854, he married Isabel Cameron in 1883 and served 49 years in St David's Presbyterian Church. He leaves a widow, two daughters and a son, plus a sister in New York. Funeral held at his home with service by Rev. Frank Laween.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret McLaren
Hamilton Hospital
Alexander McKenzie
Hant Flamboro
Puslinch
Kenneth
McKengie
Janes
Campbellville
Frank Quinlan
Toronto
Frank Wheelihan
D. Cc. Hunter
Wesley Mason
Montreal
A McCurdy
WMS
A. McKenzie
Mixa Mary Roberts
Jean McPhail
Owen Barteaux
Betty
G. B. Carbett
Tom Mitchell
Niagara Falls
W. Ellett
Robert Eliott
Messrs
Andrew Elliott
Rockwood
Will Elliott
Chatham
Local visits and weekend trips noted
Ballina and Rev Waddell of Toronto visited with his daughter Mrs Blake Vannater and Mrs Barbera Soper spent a few days in Georgetown. Grace Dampier of Everton visited Milas Ethel Swindlehurat. Mrs Ferguson visited friends in Toronto as Ethel Swindlehurat returned from Brampton. Mr Joy Boper left for Winnipeg and Lloyd Swindelhart was home from Brampton for the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waddell
Toronto
Blake Vannatter
Barbera Soper
Georgetown
Grace Dampier
Everton
Milas Ethel
Winnipeg
Man
Lloyd Swindlehurat Wan
Brampton
Georgetown Weekend Moves and Engagement News
Georgetown residents Croy Kennedy and family left for Toronto while Mrs James Graham and Miss Hapel Graham relocate to Sudbury. Mr and Mrs John Carter announce the engagement of their daughter Olive Delena. F D and J K Charles of Georgetown completed Bachelor of Defence in Agriculture at a special convocation in Guelph.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Croy Kennedy
Non
Toronto
James Graham
Hapel Graham
Tmat
Sudbury
John ¥. Carter
Olive
Delena
William H. Reeve
Arthur Reeve
Georgetown
Messra
F. D
J. K. Charles
Charles
of &Quesing
C.ac
Guelph
Oakville Golf Club Opens as Members Attend Match
The Oakville Golf Club opened last Saturday with about fifty members at the opening match. Edgar Webb, son of Mr and Mrs E A Webb, has joined the Provincial Police as Motorcycle Traffic Officer based in Goderich. Construction on the new subway at the seventh Hine O N R crossing is active while old Merton area structures near Bronte are to be commemorated with a cairn. Roy Smith was elected President of the Oakville Home and School Association at its first annual meeting in the High School Auditorium, succeeding Mrs J I Lawson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arason
Oakville Golf Club
Edgar Webb
E. A. Webb
Goderich
Oakville
Hine O.N.R
Merton
Bronte
Roy Smith
Oakville Home and School Association
J. I. Lawson
Rockwood Victoria Day sports feature baseball scores
Fairly well attended events under the Young People's Union of the United Church included baseball games with Everton defeating Rockwood United Church 6 to 4 and Edgewood Park beating Rockwood 17 to 10. Everton then won 8 to 0 in the playoff at Hi Pot Lois Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victoria Day
Young People’s Union of the United Church
Rockwood United Church
Everton
Rockwood
Edgewood Park
Edgewood
Hi-Pot-Lo Park
United Church
Eden Mills Presbyterian Church
J. A Litte
Dominion
Liberal Women's Association
Ottawa
Henry Hosking
Muriel Peart
Kirkland Lake
Guelph General Hospital
Hosking
B. Hosking
Guelph
Snngland
R. M. Pahey
Chas. Pegreon
Toronto
Robert Croft
Douglas Patterson
James and
Clarence Lynch
Toront
Robert Hamilton
Mary
Ella Hamilton
Hamilton
Fred Day
Wm. Royce
Clarence
Robert Boland
Samuel Seymour
Joel Leslie
Erin Township
Stoiaton
Elmira
Alma
Witherspoon
Knox College
Presbyterian Church
New High Commissioner Appointed for Canada
Gerald Campbell, newly named High Commissioner in New York, succeeds Sir Francia Ploud who left Canada this September to assume the Chairmanship of the Bengal Land Revenue Commission. Campbell will head as Canada’s top envoy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jr Gerald Campbell
New York
Canada
Francia Ploud
Bengal Land Revenue Comminaion
Burlington News Roundup Reflects Local Events and Frost Damage
Kenneth Allison heals after an accident while Burlington reports frost damage to tomatoes potatoes lettuce and strawberries. Rev Trevor Jones moves to a new Arctic post. W C Brennan wins a $15000 service station contract with plans for a hotel and lunch room. Relief rolls shrink as able workers are cut from aid and road work provides renewed employment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenneth Allison
Department of Public
Worka
Burlington
Arctic
Aklavik
W. C. Brennan Construction Company
Brant Street
Middle Road
Gazette
Social Visits and Holiday Guests Around the Cottage
Limehouse My and Mrs Bowman of Cathar nea visited with Mr and Mrs Lane during last week. Gordon Follett and ohum of Toronto spent the holiday weekend at the cottage. Garnham and children, Norman Brown and friend, of Toronto, visited with Mr and Mrs Shelbourne over the weekend. Joasin Colee mailed with Miss Gwen Hill last week. Harvey Norton moved into Mr William Marshalls house. Wall and family of Toronto spent the holiday at the cottage. Mummary of Toronto at the cabin. The fine weather last Sunday brought few visitors, but the holiday weather kept many away. Some strange cows were noticed around the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bowman
J. Catharnea
W. A. Lane
Gordon Follett and
Ohum
Toronto
Mra. Garnham
Norman Brown
F. Shelbourne
Mian Joasin
Colee
Qwen Hi
Community Notices and Clergy Call Report
Erin Mra Avastin visited Erin Continuation School to report progress. All Saints Church members hosted a farewell social for Rev Orion Weaver and Mrs Weaver. A call was extended to Rev Geo H Thomas of Kitchener to lead the United Church of Canada parish. Harber Bellamy Jr. survived a sawing accident when an axe head struck his chest, causing rib injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H.B. Avastin
Toronto
J.B. Austin
A. J. Huahband
Erin
Congregation of
All Saints’ Church
Mra. Campbell
Orion Weaver
Mra. Weaver
Pariah
United Church of Canada
Geo. H. Thomas
M.A
Kitchener
Mr. Thomas
Jillyard
Harber Bellamy, Jr
Beldood
Mr. Bellamy
Milton King and Kinship Weekend Notes Endorsed
Milton King paid for farmland in Traefalgar Township to Allan Qlamenta and visited Hmaraon Ford's with Duncan Marshall. Windsor Bradley of Buffalo and family visited Mrs J Bradley and Frank Stark, while Ruth Nell and Thuthargent attended the Aurora Music Festival. Campbellville announces the engagement of Wanier ilinwboth to Donald Sloteka, planning a mid June wedding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. King
Traefalgar
Allan Qlamenta
New Trafalgar Township
Duncan, Marshall
Hmaraon
Windsor’ Bradley
Buffalo
J. Bradley
Frank Stark
John Stark
Mian
Ruth Nell
Milton McHales
Public Schnals
Thuthargent
Aurora Muale Teatival
Hold Mayluth
Aha
Campbellville
North by Aut iy Lance Connery Goren Scrivuture
A naturalist at Kingsville uses metal bands on birds to spread Scripture across North America. Migratory notes from Hudson Bay report natives embracing Christianity, aided by bird bands carried by rapture birds. The project speeds bird migration studies and aids mission work while feeding both body and soul.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aut Iy
Lance Connery
Hird
North American
Miaalonarica
Hudson Bay District
Jack Miner
Indiana
Kingsville
Naniat
Northlands
Local social notes cover district visitations and gatherings
Eden Mills residents prepare for the District Annual Meeting in Everton. Numerous visitors from Stratford Toronto Guelph and Oshawa stay with locals over the holidays. The True Comrade Trail Ranger Group and CGLT meet. Families from Trenton Caledon Freeman Peterborough attend gatherings in Burlington and Freeman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women's Institute
Everton
John Locker
Stratford
J. D. Lowrie
Howie Wright
Toronto
J. Wright
Fred Rodgers
Hamilton
Nathan Dredge
Wm. Croft
W. J. Lowrie
Jos. Abbott
Thomas Rennie
Ll. A. Ballagh
E Rennie
G. Robertson
Florence Robertson
Isabel Lowrie
Guelph
Misa Wilde Gilbertson
Wil Anderson and Son
Dilbertson
Will Wilson
W E. Burcombe
Burcombe
Montreal
C.G LT
Georgina
Jean Robertson
True Comrade
Trail Ranger
W. Wilson
G. W. Bridle
Burington
Freeman
George Bridle
Mr. Currie
Peterborough
Mrs Bridle
Skeleton of Chief Matok Unearthed in Petersberg grave
Suspicion that the skeleton of Chief Matok buried in Petersberg South Africa was disturbed was confirmed. European police officers, amid drums and native dancing, opened the grave and uncovered the desecrated skeleton as warriors watched. Police are searching for clues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Matok
Petersburg
South Africa
Fishing Opportunities Across Canada for Anglers
Canada offers vast fishing across thousands of lakes rivers and streams with deep sea options on both coasts and large freshwater species inland. Regions like the Laurentians Montreal area and Canadian Rockies attract anglers from the United States and abroad. regulations vary by district so travelers should consult A. O. Seymour Canadian Pacific Railway or local booklets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
Dominion
Nova Scotia
Vancouver Island
Devil's Gap
Lake of the Wooda District
Danif c
Lake Louise
Canadian’ Rockies
United
Seymour
Canadian Pacific Railway
Montreal
Canadian Pacific
Apartment For Rent and Local Ads In Acton Ontario
Multiple era advertisements show rental details for an eight room house on Mill Street with furnace water and lights, plus contact Erin 25144. Also listings for seed corn sale, automotive repairs, horses and livestock services, an auction of Yorkshire hogs at Erin, and tender notices for painting the Tus Pars Press building. Includes names Vannatter Fox Farm Hindley Hindley and Pamilex Co. Montreal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Hindley
Pirst
Erin
Dan Hindley
Tus Pars Press
Mill Street
Tae Pass Palms
DILL
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Neighborhood News
Ospringe
B.D. Rachlin
Acton
Ballina
Limehouse
Milton
Kingaville
Eden Mills
W. T. Patterson
Wyndham St
Lachlaw's
Kelly & Aiken
Orangeville
Ontario
P&g
Lealand Dill
Bransdon Relish
Wutted Church of Canada
B. M. Merrow
Mla
Bower Avenue
Claneea
Happinay
Knox .Churom
Acton ii
L. Rrnnts
M. A
Minster Manse
Widow Street
Bunday
Lois
Bundsay Bohol
Mamday
Ntneetay
Barviea
NOG Shipping
Holmes
Megan
Aqton Creamery
Free Press Office
Esquesing
A G Clarridge
MHS
J. B. Adambon
Wis No
Hailey
RN Brown
Alvin Fisher
H.R
John V. Savage
P O. Box
Harges
Vannatter Fox Farm
Pamilex CO
St. Clement
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