Kirkwood Harris wedding attendance and farm forum notes
A local Hall hosted the Kirkwood Harris wedding with Kev Foreman officiating and gifts for the couple. Leo Jamieson and his Scotch bride recently arrived, and a large crowd gathered for a shower and celebration with readings and music. The Farm Forum met to view National Film Board pictures presented by Mr Holladay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New
Mix Foreman
Kirkwood-Harris
Kev Foreman
Mrn Hilliant
McCallum
Albert Erfakaon
Toronto
Katy Brc- Enery
Leo Jamieeon
Leo
Norman Sinclair
Wm. McEnery
Swindlehurst Boys
Ernie McEnery
Foreman
Mrs. Jamieson
Mr. Jamieson
NASSAGAWEYA and region notices and events
Community updates report Mr Joseph Franks recovering at home from Guelph Hospital and Mr Jobs still convalescing in Milton. The Busy Bees hosted a successful Brookville Hall dance with Pte Norman Wallace of Newmarket absent. his brother Jim received a Waterman pen set. Doris Cone read the address. Jim spoke, thanking for parcels, cigarettes, and gifts. Calbraith's Guelph orchestra played. Sympathy to Mr and Mrs Alex Job on the loss of her father. Congratulations to Mr and Mrs Stan Robinson on the birth of Doris Lily. mother and baby well in Milton Hospital. Elmer Coxen and children from Toronto visited the local farm over the holiday. WMS of Nassagaweya Presbyterian observe their anniversary Wednesday. Mrs Wilfrid Kennedy held a Busy Bee quilting afternoon. Elinor Davenport of Guelph spent the holiday at home. Mr and Mrs C Davenport and Martin visited Mr and Mrs Vernon Cole in Guelph on Sunday. Nell Martin sprained the tendons in her right end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Frank
Guelph Hospital
Job
Milton
Brookville Hall
Hone
Norman Wallace
Newmarket
Norman
Jim
Doris Cone
Irwin Little
Calbraith
Guelph
Alex
Stan. Robinson
Doris
Lily
Milton Hospital
Elmer Coxen
Toronto
WMS
Naxsagaweya
Presbyterian Church
Wilfrid Kennedy
Elinor Davenport
Davenport
Martin
Vernon Cole
Nell Martin
Milton Women Club Holds Annual Meeting in Milton
The Women's Canadian Club held its annual meeting on a May afternoon with May Wabits as president and speakers from the Chatelaine Institute discussing fund news. A Saturday marriage was noted for Laurena Suder and J Robertsson. Council members reported engineer Mower’s absence and missed drafting for the dingueal plant budget. Mayor Dewan and Councillor Gowland were in Toronto to discuss listing industrial buildings and available sites in Milton.
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Tigenem
Chatelaine Inalitule
Maena Vista
Shelburne
Laurena Ssuder
Mrett White
Martiagea
Fesing Wobertson
Rte Ann
Falret
Powe
Thie de Salon
Belles
Dewan
Het
Councillon Gowland
Toronta
Montay
Milton
Community Notes and Congratulatory Missives
Local residents send greetings and celebrate recent marriages and arrivals including gifts for Mr and Mrs Wilfred James Cox of Famaonton Alberta and a daughter for Mr and Mrs Cox. Toronto visitors Mimiura Smith Gordon Margaret and Doris share holidays here while new arrival Mee A Bacon settles with her grandson Mr Gamtan Cox. Sympathy extended to Mrs W Cox on her father Mr Albert Baron Gordon.
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Gentes Coxtan
Achael
Acton
Mra
Ka Smith
Mra W. Cox
Mr. Abert Baron
Gordon
Margaret
Doris
Toronto
Bacon
Gamtan Cox
J. ©. Martin and
Theodore
Vineland
L. FE Huntman
Rainy Looking May for Campbellville Area Harvest Prospects
Campbellville district reports heavy rain easing to sunshine hoped for a bountiful harvest. Local farming families Meo Gilmour and Johan Gilmour enjoy hydro on the farm. Community notes include visits, influenza illness, and a Milton Boft ball League win 9-3 over Milton P. N. Robertson. May meetings of Women’s Missionary and Blair W. groups held with prayers, scripture, Africa study, and sewing activities.
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Whia
Meo
Johan Gilmour
George Wark
Dainly
Brussels
Cleade Sharpe
Fergus
Thomas Mitchell
Ramuel Sharpe
Edward Mahon
Milton P. N. Nobertson
Jim Robertson
Mount Hamilton
Hamiltor
Charles Linn
Galt
Willam Hurren
Mias Reid
Leeann
Thos. McPhail
Blair ¥. W
Mixs Black
Della VanSickle
Verle VanSickle
Miss Black
Africa
Limehouse Vietture Darting 687 West Eastt
A corrupted local notice mentions multiple residents from Actus and nearby areas, including Mr and Mrs Watesn and Abd, with names such as Taronta Mith Mow Cale and Aubrey tirant aid. It references a gathering at Lanehouse and a score carried to MW in a softball game, noting a scare heeper and a full job.
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Vietture
Mro
Mra
Watesn
Ant
Mia Jayu
Jones
Hellentane
Honner
Mae Jl Lachey
Ted Rhidien
Jack Miller
Lanehouse
Community Guests Visit East Town Family Homes
Weekend visitors and relatives gathered at multiple local homes. Attendees came from Toronto Minto Coulterville Guelph and Bridgeport. Notable names include Miss Hathara Henhamn Mrs Harald Nunter and Mr Stanley Stewart with extended visits by Archdeacon Fotherington of Toronto.
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Aditutcheon
Mro
A. Poles
Aithin
Harriston
Khadoof Gudiph
Focmiers Parentia
Cal
Mie
Jabnatone
Ntevetav
Tlle Lyase
Mias Hathara Henhamn
Mra
Harald Nunter
Mas
Hoberteen
Mo Sunter
Stanley Stewart
Hunday
Malcolm Meleud
Toronto
Wu Robey Taan
Houme
Mim Kale Reed
Mina Mabel McLet
Walter Couling
Coulterville
Anueolph
Arthur
Minto
Harvey Jestin
Stanley McKay
Hubert McCutcheon
Guelph
Trend
Bridgeport
Archdeacon Fotherington
Torontooo Vieiling
Morris
Birthday Milestone for Margaret Dickey in Nassagaweya
Mrs Alfred Wilson and relatives from Arkell and Guelph travel to Buffalo for a 100th birthday party honoring Mex Margaret Dickey nee Starcy of Acton on May 20. A large Ebenezer United Church program May 12 featured a moving picture show by Philip Burk of OAC Guelph and gifts including a coffee table and hampers.
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Alfred Wilson
Nasagaweya
Arkelle
Guelph
Buffalo
Margaret Dickey
Margaret Starcy
Acton
Canada
Ebenezer United Church
Edo
Philip Burk
OAC
Afro
Robert Horne
Ruby Walker
Carol Young
Nessie Henry
Donna Easterbrook
Hassock
Walter Borthwick
Hamilton
Nassagawega
Victoria
Hert Nightingale
Orangeville
Arthur Nightingale
Oakville health clinic plan sparks district concerns
Oakville learns of a proposed 6 000 000 plant for a Canadian Central electric company near the line and Quest Fitrated Way. The Halton County Health Unit er e ned the public health system will stay open and clinics will be set up in local townships amid protest from residents.
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Halton
Homith
Palucatios
Wight
Itimevet' Vo Siiimarenplainet
Oakville Weld
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