Women’s Association Meeting Held at Acton Home
The November gathering of the Women’s Association met at Mdra. Caldwell’s Acton residence. After the devotional period, reports were read and adopted and business discussed. Mrs. Stephenson introduced Mrs. Leonard of Milton for an engaging missions talk. Launch was served and a social half hour followed.
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Women's Association
Mdra
Caldwell
Acton
Stephenson
Leonard
Milton
Oakville Church Services and Local News Highlights
Oakville Rev Caswell led services at his son's church with Rev Norman Caswell preaching at the Ord church his father once led. Mr Jack Hughes, Bank of Montreal staff, on sick leave after an X ray at Christie Street Hospital Toronto. Thomas Martio of Bronte struck by a vehicle near Wilson Street on Wednesday night. John Smith of Trafalgar injured falling from a tree while apple picking. A freighter delivered 1,200 tons of coal to Killmer Puel and Ice Co at Oakville harbour after a late October arrival. A crash near Trafalgar left Mrs Russell Pax’s light coupe overturned in a ditch.
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Caswell
Norman Caswell
Orst
Jack Hughes
Bank of Montreal
Christie Street Hospital
Toronto
Thomas Martio
Bronte
Wilson Street
Ernest J. Truscotte
Park Row
Hamilton
Mir John Smith
Trafalgar
Oakville Harbor
Erie Peninsula
Killmer Puel and Ice Co
Red Hill
Russell Pax
Eden Mills United Church Anniversary Services and Fowl Supper
Eden Mills observed anniversary services at the United Church with Rev W D Clarke delivering two sermons and special music by Mar and Mrrs Patterson of Capetown. A large fowl supper followed in Town Hall with an extended program of piano, vocal, violin, and other performances by local and visiting artists, plus remarks by Rev Y J Mahoney.
Mrs Dorothy Frampton Visits Crewsons Corners News
Miss Dorothy Frampton of Guelph visited the home of Mr and Mrs G Graham on Sunday. We are glad to report that little Jean Coulter, who has been on the sick list for some time, is improving. Services at the church on Sunday were held as usual.
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Dorothy Frampton
Guelph
Women’s Institute Meets at Mrs Norton’s in Limehouse
The regular monthly gathering, led by President Mrs. A. J. Methurst, drew fifteen members and three visitors at Mrs. H. Norton’s home. Reports covered the Milton District Directors’ Meeting and upcoming Toronto Institute Convention as well as junior institute addresses and community singing.
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Women’s Institute
H. Norton
A. J
Methurst
Wm. Mitchell
Old Presbyterian
Acton
W. Gale
Joy. McGowan
S. Wright
Milton
Toronto
Milton Wave
H. Meredith
Ethel Chapman
H. McGowan
Eudle
Norma Stephenson
Bridle Guests and Local Incidents Highlight Weekender
Burlington notes include Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Bridle of Eden MMMs visiting relatives. Miss Doris Dunham injured her hand in a washing machine wringer. Gordon McNecilly rents J A Emerson’s corner home. Emerson and Miss Vowel plan a Florida winter. Water Commission discusses Lakeshore renewal. decision deferred next year. Halloween vandals damage a Clark Avenue frame building owned by Harry Cuttris. Joseph Frindlk dies in Hamilton hospital from injuries in a cement mixer accident on October 28. born in Hungary, 34, leaves wife and family there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilfred Bridle
Eden
Doris Dunham
Gordon McNecilly
J. A. Emerson
Ciyoline and Locust Sirels
Emerson
Miss Vowel
Florida
Joseph Frindlk
Biddle
St. Joseph's Hospital
Hamilton
Hungary
Mungary
Community notes from Rockwood church and town events
Sunday evening worship at the Presbyterian church was led by Mr S Johnston of the W O M S. Mrs W McLean of Eden Mills sang and Mrs Early played the organ. Miss M E Anderson of Japan spoke on life and conditions there. Congratulations to Miss Mary Tolton and Reginald Micks on their marriage last Saturday. Women’s Institute meeting at Town Hall featured a district program with Everton W I first, Rockwood second. Death reported for Miss Soper, Ro Tri Blu Camp instructor. Tible Society collectors busy in village and area. Weekend visitors include Miss D Royce and Mr D Patterson of Toronto, and the Crury family of Torita. Mr and Mrs Bundy visiting Maniton for two weeks. Morning service at St John’s Church with holy communion conducted by Rev BW. Wrillinger.
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United Church
W.D. Clarke
Mar
Mrrs. Patterson
Capetown
Missy Aileen Young
Acton
Washington Brothers
Colored Quartette
Hamilton
Miss Gunby
Burlington
Parking
Yilmilton
Miles Ruth Markle
Margaret Cunmings
Millgrove
Miss Spence
Wurrington
Parkinson
Y. J. Mahoney
Brussels
Mr. Clarke
Mmibes Laurena Locker
W. Early
Mears
Ramshaw
Locker
Anderson
Nugsayaweya
W. Bridle
Ajleen Young
John Tolton
Arkell
Lindsay Tolton
John Watson
George Wilson
Milas Yrene
Mssionary Society
The
Presbyterian Church
Tary E. Anderson
Kobe
Japan
Shepherd
Miss Shepherd
Gladys Bridle
Dunham
Misa Florence Dunham
Wnt. Burnhan
Morest
Mins Win. Smithson
London
Mire
Gilbertson, Sr
Mrr
Myre
Yack Webby
Mouster
Tommy
T. H. Webbur
Mra. W. Webb
Guelph
Margaret Clark
Hockwood
W.om. S
S. Johnston
Women's Institute
Everton W. I
Rockwood
Miss Soper
Tible Society
Evelyn Pearen
Toronto
J. Warnett
Jus
Roberta
Eden Mills
Blanche Michie
D. AtcNubb
Tamily
Mra
Bundy
Maniton
Tl. John's ‘Church
Nev
BW. Wrillinger
D. Stewart
Milton
Ida Tovell
St Joseph's Hospital
Russell Strathera
Herx
J. Stratherd
B. Meckcinnon
Wisndie
Mgr
LG. Rayburn
Kitchener
Mary Campbell
A. Winter
Dorothy McKensie
T. Henderson
Paisley Bloc
M. Cooke
S. McLean
Chisholm
Erin
Gordon Jackson
W. J. Jackson
Myra. E. W. Sunter
S. Box
Mr. McMullan
Temperance Womblin
Isabel Scanlon
Ms. Reid
Cooke
Ada Currie
Henderson
Margaret Cooke
Margaret
Institute
Anniversary services alter local church schedule
Nassagaweya notes Eden Mills United Church held anniversary services last Sunday while Ebenezer United Church services were withdrawn. Mr and Mrs W Darby and son of Knatchbull visited relatives in Lowville. District youths have gone north to lumber camps for the winter.
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Eden Mills United Church
Ebenezer United Church
W. ¥. Darby and Son
Knatchbull
Lowville
Ballina and Hogers Visit Friends in Toronto
Ballina and Mrs Bert Hogers visited friends in Toronto during the week. Mr Dan Campbell has moved into his new house. Master Clarence Harding returned home last Thursday from Guelph General Hospital and is improving nicely. Air and Mrs George Soper of Acton, Mr George Soper Jr of Galt, Mr and Mrs Jas Livingstone of Guelph were callers on Sunday at Mrs Soper’s home. Mr and Mrs Robert English left yesterday for Toronto prior to southward winter. Thos Moffat and C Moffat of the fifth line visited on Sunday at the home of Wry Soper.
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Bert Hogers
Toronto
Dan Campbell
Clarence Harding
Guelph General Hospital
George Soper
Acton
Galt
Jas. Livingstone
Guelph
Soper
Robert English
Afra
Moffat
Mr. C. Moffat
Wry. Soper
It’s a Knockout shines at Princess Theatre premier
Distant travelers Milton Higgins Norrington Bundy and Wilson spent the weekend in Detroit. Mrs J S Stevenson returns to Milton after a three month visit to Victoria B C. The W 38 S of the United Church Milton held its annual service with Mrs J A Jewitt guest speaker. Over 100 local citizens joined in cast and chorus for It’s a Knockout at the Princess Theatre, praised as a credit to the Bowling Club and producer Mills Oral Finnigan, director-Champion.
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J. W. Higgins
Walter
Miiston
Princess Theatre
Bowling Club
Mills Oral Finnigan
Champion
Georgetown News Highlights Social Events and Local Incidents
A spare tire caused a storefront pane to break at Hynes store on Guelph and Water Streets. Halloween passed quietly with no major incidents. About 150 attended a Legion Club Rooms social last Friday evening. Thirty members from Mt Dennis Branch joined Leyton guests. Fire Brigade responded to a small blaze at Syke’s woollen mill but prevented damage. Ex Reeve Harold Cleave named president of the Hockey Club for 1936 37, with high expectations. Mr George Gollop of Montreal spent the weekend at his Norval home and visited his mother in Guelph Hospital recovering from a broken thigh. Miss Wayel Warrisson, injured last summer, shows progress toward recovery. Mrs Grandy returns to Ottawa for treatment related to injuries from a collision at Waldya Beach last summer.
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Jack Tost
Guelph
Water Streets
Blay
Syke's
Woollen
Harold Cleave
Harold
Georgetown
Warald
George Gollop
Montreal
Apanto
Norval
Guelph Hospital
Wayel Ywarrison
Wasaya Head
Local Briefs From Alton and Surrounds
Erin McKenery recovering at General Hospital plans to return home. Alton Public School Junior Room closed due to a chicken pox epidemic with over a dozen students ill. Caledon Centre Road farmer reports missing 850 worth of Alsike clover seed. Lois Kathleen Duncan MacDougall engagement to William Nodwell announced. wedding planned in November. Thomas Coulter, 63, killed in a car crash near Caledon East. inquest ordered by Coroner Cruickshank at Weston Town Hall Thursday night.
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W. F. MckEnery
Pat Quarrity
Centres Road
Caledon
Patlco
Duncan MacDougall
Ilisburg
Ont
Lois Kathleen
William Ivan Nodwell
W. E. Nodwell
Istora
Nodwell
Hidsburg
Thomas Coulter
Caledon East
Weston
Penn Avenue
F. D. Cruickshank
Weston Town Hall
Advocate
Ospringe Social Roundup and Community Notes
Ospringe residents shared Sunday visits with Milton relatives while Ida Tovell and Russell Strather’s families reported recovery from illness and surgery. The Women's Institute held a temperance lesson, welcomed guests, and praised a member’s marriage with gifts. a Junior Girls club formed the Osprings Oven Amateurs and Toyland opened at Winton’s store inviting shoppers.
Acton Rural League Holds First Meeting With Debates on Split
The Acton Rural League opened its annual meeting at the Arena on Tuesday with most teams from last year present. Officers elected were W. Talbot as president and F. Halloway as secretary-treasurer. A proposal to split rural and town teams was discussed but no decision made, pending future talks with full participation. One absent club may join the Ontario Rural Hockey Association, but extra costs deterred it. Next meeting set for Tuesday.
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Acton Rural League
Treaauror
Breaident
Www
BD. Talbot
Wad F. Halloway
Uiscusalon
Ontario Rural Hockey Association
Little Courtesies and the Human Touch in Love
The piece meditates on how small acts and careless words wound hearts and dull life’s mystery. It laments pride and thoughtlessness that suppress spontaneous affection and joy, urging renewed awareness of daily wonder and love as life’s majesty.
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Maesty
Stail
Edward Howard Griggs
Thue Enou gy Dialogue on Linens and Stockroom
A fragmentary exchange questions the shop inventory and departments for auxiliary items. The clerk replies that all his life has been spent among the satin and aux sections, and that sheets and blankets are mixed among them.
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Aux
Satin
Not Ill Soon Enough Tevtotallers Plot
AdamCrregor and Macpherson plan a tevtotaller venture but face strain over whiskey stock. After three days Macpherson quits, confessing strain while Mac Gregor laments illness from the prior day.
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AdamCrregor
Macpherson
MacGregor
For Sale Mile Fed Chickens at 5 and 6 pounds
Classified line listing poultry for sale with price per pound and contact. Includes display of seller RK N Brown and phone 40112.
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N. Brown
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Ospringe
Instituta
George Cooke
A. Tinsley
Toyland
Winton
Hockeyeague
Thue Enougy
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R.A. Gas
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Mattedd Church of
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Bower Avenue
Young People’s Union
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Nellie Anderson
Fprane Holmes
Pipth
Carl Kentner
Beauty
Jessie Russell
David Matthews
Atimosa
Roy Hindley
A. William Knight
U. N. Farmer
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Thomas Near
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