Community Notes Highlight Local Visits and Events
Mr and Mrs Alex Tovell and Owen Bound visited with Mr and Mrs David Stewart before a motor trip to Weat. Guelph hosts Dorothy and family sympathy for surgery. Sincere condolences for the passing of Alvin Miller. Social events include Hallo ween party and Masquerade at the school with prizes. Local visits span Toronto Oakville Acton Brampton and Fort Erie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alex Tovell
Owen Bound
David Stewart
D G Robertson
Brian
Roy Carter
Stratford
Alvin Miller
Brampton
F Raptie
Hager McTavish
Toronto
Don McTavish
Ken Robertson
Anne Stanabury
Oakville
DD. Q. Robert
Elvena Winter
Duatic
W. J. Jackson
Ida Tovell
Fort Erie
F. Rrydon
Aon James
Acton
Alan
Vinitora
Mission Mand
Allurria
Oxstatec
Women’s Institute
Hoge Glen Jackson
Marilyn Young
E Fisher
Mra
F Fisher
Mim Gordon Robertson
Ao McKinney
Progressive Cachre
W.ed. Jackson
W. Awrey
Burna Presbyterian Church
Erin
Foreman
Dan McLean
J. Stewart
Guelph
Jackson
Malton
Herb Jackson
Ballinafad Anniversary Services Highlight Community Faith
Sunday services drew fine attendance with Rev. Blair of Milton delivering two sermons on Is Your Church a Living Church and But they that wait upon the Lord shall renew their strength. Alex McDougall was morning guest soloist, Mrs. F. J. Shortill sang a duet, and the choir offered an anthem in the evening. The community extends sympathy to Mrs. Peter Cote’s family after her death at her daughter’s home, with funeral and burial at Fairview Cemetery Acton. Pallbearers listed. Farm Forum at Lloyd Marshall’s home discussed future farm organization efforts. Edison was noted as being dismissed from a job for sleeping on duty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Blair of
Milton
Alex McDougall
F. J. Shortill
Peter Cote
Win. Cassidy
Rumley
Fairview Cemetery
Acton
Dan Campbell
Matt Shortill
Mervin Hilliard
Robert Warne
F. W. Shorthill
Funeral Service for Colin Kitching Draws Large Crowd
The late Colin Kitching was honored at the United Church with Rev John Olver officiating. A quartet performed and many friends offered condolences as interment followed at Hackwood Cemetery. Nearby neighbours served as pallbearers and flower bearers. the community extends sympathy to his relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colin Kitching
United Church
John Olver
Sirection
Ouartette
Messra A J Flot
John Little
Chan Howarris
Frank Day
Hackwood
Braide
Lacy Usherwood
Jasbella McKenzie
Ton
Cameron
Local society notes and visits span area towns
Social rounds list moves to Puslinch and Erin Dale visits by Brown and Smethart at Islington. Bazaar and baking sale at McGibbon Georgetown raised funds. Hallowe en parties held for local schools and church services planned at Limehouse. Visits include W Wrights Toronto Glengarry and Vancouver and Mr and Mrs Mulder near Stratford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R Mulder
Mulders
Puslinch
Smethart
Islington
Shelbourne’s
Wilfred Brown
Erindale
Ladies of
McGibbon
Georgetown
Lirehause Presbyterian Church
Mulder
Frances
Smith's
Strantford
Lo Wright
Teughtem
Toronto
S Wrights
Ro Lane
Walter Green
Vancouver
John Alpsugh
Fergus
McAdams
Hill Mille
Susan
Everton Social Notes Highlight Local Visits
Mr and Mrs Alf Boles and son Lom e visited Sunday with Agratutian and Gene returning for a few days. Harvey Jestin and Robby joined Waller Couling in Orangeville. Morris returned home after visiting daughter and son in law Morgan Albany. Mrs Morgan via her father in hospital. Max Milne Rocklee visited Sunday with Ted Jestin and Patsy. Alvin Mallar died Brampton. Bartel laid to Everton Cemetery. TOD McCutcheon and Harvey Jestin visited Thursday at DT McDougall’s Evin home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alf Boles
Lome
Gene
Harvey Jeatin
Robby
Waller
Orangeville
Morris
Morgan
Albany
Max Milne
Rockwee
Ted Jextin
Patsy
Milar
Alvin Mallar
Brampton Bartel
Everton Cemery
Tod McCutcheon
Harvey Jestin
DT McDougall
Evin
Forest fires devastate Canadian timber resources 1940 48
Across nine years from 1940 to 1948 timber losses in Canada surpassed $30 million in merchantable wood with $9 million of young growth burned. The total area burned reached 175 million acres. Peak losses hit $12 million in 1941 and exceeded $45 million in 1944 and 1948.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
Worat
Campbellvilles Clair Lodge Hosts County Masonic Night
Over 200 Masons attended the Annual County Night at St Clair Lodge War Master Wm T Nandel served as toastmaster. Guests from Hamilton and outside the county joined a banquet in the Town Mall as the organizing committee led by Randell received high praise for the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Campbellvilles
Clair Lodge
Sia Lamtygee
Halton
St Clair Lodge
T lNandelwan
W Wotloyd Tingle
Murlington
Wmt
Nommerville
Mamilton
Diatset
W. Hro Mautice Searle
Alpha Lasge
Torontea
Hrempton
Torono
Streetaville
Guelph
Waterlawn
Hamilton Hornby Women's Institute
Randell
Fall Thankoffering Meeting At St Davids Church
The Women’s Milionary Society held a fall Thankoffering gathering in the Sunday Schoolroom with Rev Mr Sharpe leading a service and Mrs King translating. Guest speaker Mrs Corp of Toronto Presbyterian delivered a concise message about missionaries as men with a message, inviting more workers for Canada.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women’s Milionary Society
St Favids Church
Mise EO McPhale
Porm
Puiguin's
John Oxenham
EL. Sharpe
Mra W King
Mies McPhail
Eles
Mre Corp
Toronto
Presbbytertal
Mra Carr
Calgary
Canada
Mre
A. T Moore
Mre G Ingle
Maen Mike
Kitrite
Roatan
Duffs
Nasingaweye
Xt David
Menzies
Mra Curr
Faten Mille
Milton
JK Mahon
Jack Frost
Maude Sharpe
Flora
Tom Mitchell
Misa Ruth Carbert
St Joseph's Hospital
Vlamiston
James Roberts
Gerald Richards
John Hinton
Orangeville
Hamilton
George Inglis
Wlespeter
Douglas Ingles
John Inglis
William Rowland
Joseph Mitchell
Jean
George Ingila
Lola
Murray
James Brydon
Guelph
Nell Martin
Lloyd Early
John MacNell
Chicago
Ahere
Knox College
Wutherspoon
St. David's Presbyterian Church
Reef by Air cattle droving schemes in Australia noted
The report describes cattle droving across remote northwestern Australia with beef chilled and shipped to Worndhegte about 100 miles distant. The plan faces higher freight costs and consumer price pressures, while livestock stations experience notable billings and refuge concerns amid the disrupted transport and slaughtered stock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ose Australien
Austrabie
Livestech
Catron
Worndhegte
Catep
English People Amid Continent Confusion
A fragmented observation asserts that English people are among the most continental in outlook, though the point is guarded as if to hide a broader cultural stance.
Unreserved Auction Sale At Blue Springs Farm
An unreserved sale near Acton on Saturday November 12 offers cattle sheep hogs and farm implements. Items include Durham cattle steers and heifers a Durham cow and bull plus 22 sheep breeding ewes lambs york pig stock and farm machinery. Sale under cash terms with Hindley Elliott as auctioneers and Storey as clerk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomson
Blue Springs
Acton
Durham
Onford
Suffolk
York
Hindley & Elliott
Storey
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District News
Ospringe
Ballinafad
Thomas A. Edison
Rockwood
The
Acton and
Malin St
Revo Jo Oliver
North West
Jasper
Hallowe'en
Stewart Goyce
Lioyd Hunter
Calnaville
Mroo
James Milne
Charlies Roberts
Moffat
Limehouse
Everton
Acton Rural Hydro Consumers
Hydro Electric Power Commission OF Ont
Rock Bottom
Thompson MO Ford Sales & Service
S Firestons
Hone
Hao
Persia
Dr. Garratt
Frederick Street
Vth
Permament of Canada
Canadian Legion
Batish Erpirce Service League
Acton Park
Wi Mason
Bient
Ray Tawson
H/Marqne
Wo Forth
Chaplawn
Central Command
Ontario
Wort
Cas
Acton Legion Hall
Sequamares
Nassagaweya
tNassagaweya Presbyterian Church
Brookville
Gardiner
Fontaine Wrist Watches
Jack Ridley
Atten, Ontario
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