Local society notes and community changes in Hamilton area
Mis A Smith nurse in training at Guelph General Hospital visits with the Smith and Lockhart families. Engagement announced for Bybil Doris Dukes to Rev A Kirk of Hamilton. Fraternal visits and a July 12 celebration plan noted. David Jackson buys Wm Gould barber business, moves with Mrs Gould to Aurora. Weaver and Campbellville residents relocate. Canon Weaver preaches at All Saints. Advocate reports the community welcomes these events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mis. A. Smith
Guelph General Hospital
Chas. Smith
Lockhart
Hert. Gough
Eleanor Robson
Torchts
J. E Austin
Bybil Doris
J. A. Dukes
A. Kirk
Ll. T. H
Kirk
Hamilton
Bro. Duplop
Dufferin District
Bro. Campbell
L O. 1
David Jackson
Wm. Gould
Gould
Aurora
Neighborhood News Boo Tems Concerning Other Centres
Neighborhood News reports on activities and concerns across nearby centres and communities. Readers learn about events, meetings, and issues affecting local residents. The column highlights civic topics and helps connect neighbors with regional happenings.
Local Social Notes From Everton and Nearby
Everton residents Mr and Mrs Charles Head and son Donny visited Wenton hosts Mr and Mrs W Head. Mary Reed of Toronto celebrated her May 24 birthday with twenty five friends. Mire E Sheperdson visits her mother Mrs J Cutting in Proton. Beautiful rain on Monday Tuesday boosts hay and grain crops after a dry spell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Head
Donny
Wenton
W. Head
Mim -Mary Reed
Toronto
Minto
Miss Darroch
T. D. McCutcheon
Night blackout after truck hits hydro pole in Rockwood
Last Tuesday evening a heavy truck struck a hydro pole in Rockwood, bringing down a transformer and wires after the driver swerved to avoid an oncoming car. No injuries were reported, but damages were extensive and a Sacred Heart Church event was postponed to Friday the 2nd. The Victoria Day holiday featured a baseball tournament at Exhibition Park with four games and a grandstand seating boost, including Everton vs Rockwood United Church, Local Bulldogs vs Eden Mills, and a men’s singles versus married men match. Proceeds from the baseball club and Women’s Institute totaled about $75. Weather was ideal and crowds enjoyed park leisure with church services held in Rockwood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ter- Face Candens
Priday
Sacred Heart Church
Exhibition Park
Everton
Rockwood United Church
Bulldogs
Eden Mills
Women's Institute
United Church
Harry McIntosh
Eden Hills
Arthur Ewer'e
Angus Carter
Gordon
Oshawa
Airs
Fred Osbourn
Jean ‘Torrance
Simcoe
Johnston Wewat
Doris Royce
Toronto
D. Patterson
Clarence Lynch
Wy. Jaume “Lynch
Pred Day
Mur. Joh, Oukex
Missy Kaathleen ‘Lynch
Guelph
Mie
A. Millan
Lota Killing
David McDowell
Jeon, Barry
Brantford
Max Milroe
D. McNabb
Reba
Sims Mclean
No McLean
Shélsarne
Wm. Burns
Fred McArthur
Kirkland Lake
Local Visitation Notes From Guelph and Surrounding Homes
Ballinafad and nearby towns share holiday visits as families from Guelph Georgetown Hamilton Toronto and Acton spend Sunday at relatives homes. The gatherings center on uncles aunts and cousins with movements between the homes of Soper Noble Large Culp Cripps and Norrie connections amid general seasonal socializing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Damper
Guelph
Alfred Soper
Wilson
Georgetown
Chas, Noble
Mann
Miss Lobith
Howard ‘Large
Hamilton
Ray Culp
Cripps
Toronto
Large
Alex. Moore
Mra
Norrie
Wm. Evans
Acton
RO A’ WicEnery
Hillsburg Holiday Visits Highlight Local Social Scene
Mr and Mrs H Near and Mr and Mrs John Near visited Mesars A and W Bessey. Miss Alma Robertson of Toronto and Mr W Robble with Mr McKenxiy spent the holiday with Donald Robertson. Clarence McChure of Brampton joined W Cheyne family. Lloyd and Jack Neal visited Wm Cheyne, Miss Marie Barbour of Islington with Ross Wickinnon. Many locals fished Grand River and reported a good catch. Wilbert Roswell of Toronto paid calls on R J Robertson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H Near
John
Near
W. Bessey
Alma Robertson
Toronto
W. Robble
McKenxiy
Donald Robertson
Clarence McChure
Brampton
W. Cheyne
Messrs
Lloyd
Jack Neal
Wm. Cheyne
Local notices and engagements from Milton
Interior redecoration updates for H M C ox barbershop and R M Fauken shoe store. W B Clements returns from a three month trip via Panama Canal and New York. Engagments announced for Margaret Norma West to Dr William F Dewar of Toronto and Dorothy Wene to Vernon L Belyea of Hronte. Annual Girls Conference in Farmers Building notes homemaking project plans for 1935 36 led by Miss Wallace in Toronto Champlain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. 8. Cox
R. M. Fauken
W. B. Clements
Vancouver
GB. C
California
Panama Canal
New York City
Frank ©. West
Margaret Norma
William F. Dewar
Toronto
Wiliam J. Dewar
Milton
Dorothy Wene
Farmers
Women's Institute
Miss Wallace
Champlan
Community Notes Highlight Local Visits and Health
Mia Yda Yowell of Guelph spends weekend with mother as friends share health updates. Roy Webb recovers after tonsil removal at Guelph Hospital. many in town wish him well. Visitors include Gladys Carter and Jean Kirkwood. several residents travel to Warmington and Fergus for events. Oil treated village road praised. Preparatory church services and District Annual Institute plans noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mia
Yda Yowell
Guelph
McLean
McKinnon
Gladys Carter
D. G. Robertson
Jean Kirkwood
Far
Ar Rye
Fergus
Dougisd Robertzgon
Elva Johnston
Mac Sinclair
Acton
Crews Corner Visitors Over Weekend At The Corners
Mrs H Swindlehurst and daughter Betty of Toronto were holiday visitors at Miss Cripps. O Hansen of Acton, Mr and Mrs McIntyre and son of Toronto visited Mrs McIntosh. Mr Coulter of Hamilton stayed with Mr and Mrs Coulter. Mr and Mrs Albert Whittling and family of London called at Mrs Burlingham's. Mr and Mrs Belenty of Alliston were at Mr Tyler's. Mr and Mrs Gamble of Buffalo vacationed at their cottage at the Corners over the weekend. Church service noted for Sunday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Swindlehurst
Betty
Toronto
Sind
O. Hansen
Acton
Oakville Briefs Include Hospital News and Local Events
Rosarians attend district convention in Niagaraz to start the week. Eva Fish undergoes appendicitis surgery at Hamilton General Hospital. Dr Chase factory grounds to be landscaped after drain work completes. Oakville Oddfellows attend St Jude Anglican Church for 116th anniversary. J R Grimtham recovering after hospital relapse. Lakeshore League opening ceremony at Victoria Park features Port Credit and Oakville players with speeches by Councillor Gibson and T A Blakelock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Niagaraz
Paris
N. Y
Eva Fish
Mia
Geo
N. Pich
Macdonald Road
Hamilton General Hospital
Dr. Chase
Star
Oakville Oddfellows Lodge
St. Jude's ‘Anglican Church
Oddfellowship
J. R. Grintham
Grinttem
Fiamber General Hospital
Lakeshore County Baseball League
Victoria Park
Port Credit
Bass
Oakville
Ned
Ross Gibson
T. A. Blakelock
A.hillmer
Light Clothes for Warmth from Warmth to Weather
The article argues that many thin garments stacked in layers better insulate than a few heavy ones. Lord Kelvin favored multiple light underlayers to trap air and prevent cold winds. Fishermen practice the same in harsh winter trips.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lord Kelvin
Georgetown Constable arrests drunk driver in Glewillams
Constable Cookman arrested a drunk driver Monday night in Glewillams and transported him to Milton jail. Citizens in town celebrate Mr. McAndrews able to drive again after illness, while Duncan McDonald and Robert Gibson visit from Carbon Hill. A funeral for John McDonald of Carbon Hill takes place Wednesday. An engagement announced between Rebetta Retna Krnery and Stanley Morrison for early June. Two Terra Cotta youths detained for bicycle theft in Glenwillams, awaiting trial in Milton. Council votes 4 to 3 against a new Main Street fighting system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Constable Cookman
Glewillams
Milton Jall
Joseph McAndrews
Duncan McDonald
Robert Gibson
Carbon Hill
Alabama
Ste John ‘McDonald
Wren—Palmer Krner
Milton
Main Street
Wherald
Mowers Cut Value From Canada's Floricultural Output
The value of cut mowers sold in Canada during the year ended May 31, 1934 was $870,203. This sum represented 62 percent of Canada’s floricultural and decorative plant production, which includes outdoor roses, trees, shrubs, indoor and outdoor plants, and flowering bulbs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
Burlington court remands suspect for one week
Ronald Graver the chequer artist was remanded for another week by Magistrate McIlveen in police court on Monday afternoon. The Ontario Highways Department is grading the highway along Lakeshore Park with talk of possible widening this summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ronald Graver
Mc ¥Lveen
Highways Department
Lakeshore Park
Watson
Gayotte
Florence Sleeth
Duchess of Richmond
Armiuzh
Irelan
John Rae
Dorothy
Don
Guelph
Herry
Ras
K. Borlsuk
Board of Wealth
Ontario Voluteer Firemen Association
Petrolia
Oakville
Gavette
Drought Drives Shift in Meat Demand North America
The piece notes beef and pork shortages in the United States due to drought affecting cattle and hay, withneighbors in the south forced to readjust meat consumption toward lamb. It also cites Canada’s hog market strength and rising lamb availability and demand as a substitute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Canada
Great Britain
Purchase Question Sparks Confusing Exchange at Store
A shopper asks for light reading while the clerk offers options, ending with a humorous remark about the car. The fragment hints at a casual, everyday interaction without a clear resolution. The readable text centers on a request for novels and a casual exchange.
Conference Schedule Notice at Guelph
At 11.00 a m a representative from the Annual conference in Guelph. A former pastor is possible at 12.00 noon Sunday School and Bible Class. 7.00 p m service withdrawn to allow attendance at the Conference in Guelph. Everybody welcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guelph
Accasiona Af Quelph
Fox Farm seeks meat for foxes and trailers
OXN MEAT WANTED WI buy horse injured cattle or any wastable animal for fox meat. In injured animals must be secured immediately as meat must be in perfect condition. Trailer or trailer casely wanted. VANNATTER FOX FARM Georgetown phone 05131.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cassly
Vannatter Fox Farm
Georgetown
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Ospringe
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B. D. Rachlin
Barry
Ft. O. P
Bray Chick Hatchery
Ontario
Burlington
Meat Market
AL & Washing
Vandy
Hereford
National
Matenes
Warmalade
Capitol Guelpitt
Richard Barthelmess
Paul Muni
Thal Fy
Liberty Magazine
Ates
Ngo LO
Hattonville Park
D. S. TL
Jubilee Hats
Noyse Makers
Eno
Ralph Blinkhorn
Melody Boys
Religious
United Church of Canada
Zer. C
L. Poole
B. D. Parsonage
Bower Avenue
Presbyterian Knox Church
EL Ll. Bennie
M. A
Widow Street
Rabbath
Baptist Church
A. B
George Robertson
R. R. No
E. Hoymes
Mims
J. L Kyngshott
Lrown's Fruit and Grocery
G. W.lantz
Malin Street
FO Sale
Fordson
International
Quewe
Mamey-Harris Sido Rake
Tedder
Massey Harris Agency
Muuz Yiallott
Erin
Miss. Nallett
FR. R. No
Nassagaweya
Court of Revision
Nascagaweya
Brookville
Bay
Mwarsitall, Clark
Dominion
Tha
Dept. of Public Works
Ottawa
Adelaide St. East
Desjardins
Debertment of Public Works
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