Local visitors and church figures in small town
Mr. Robert Lane and his brother Arthur visited Toronto for several days this week. Miss Cole of Churchill stayed with Mrs. Rev G J Stephenson, while Rev James spent the week at the Parsonage. Mr and Mrs R Bearhope of Kitchener spent Sunday with friends in the village.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Lane
Toronto
Arthur
Miss Cole
Churchill
G. J. Stephenson
James
R. Bearhope
Kitchener
Neighborhood News Roundup of Local Social Items
Local notes report Mrs. D Stewart recovering from throat illness. John Aitken Nellie and Gordon attended the Trinkwon funeral in Toronto. Florence and Edna Cooke of Guelph visited. Miss Foreman and pupils rehearse for an entertainment. Ladies Aid met at Mrs P Brydon for a program and bazaar planning in Guelph. Mrs Ida Tovell visited her aunt in Erin. D G Robertson confined to bed with tonsillitis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. Stewart
John Aitken
Nellie
Gordon
Trinkwon
Toronto
Florence
Edna Cooke
Guelph
Foreman
Adoo
P. Br
Bazaar and Concert Shine For St David’s Church
Campbellville reports a successful Ladies' Aid bazaar and parish concert at St David Presbyterian with a large village turnout for fowl supper and entertainment. W M S held a meeting to reelect officers amid poor weather, followed by lunch and a social hour. Sunday School prepares for a Christmas program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies’ Aid
St. David Presbyterian Church
Freeston
J. K. Mahon
Murray
Buffalo
Mrr
Chas, Weir
Hamilton
J. Gilmour
Bramsville
Eden Mills Bridegroom Honored by Friends at McPhail Home
On a Wednesday evening in Eden Mills a reception honored the marriage of Mr. and Mrs. Nell McPhail. Neighbors and members of the Young People's Society presented gifts and offered prayers for their happiness. Clock and plated gifts were given by Mr. Wilfred Bridle and Mr. Robert Stevens. The event featured dancing and socializing, with attendees including relatives from Winona and Acton. Several local members and visitors were noted, including Dr. Ayerly from Guelph and Mrs. John Maystall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nell McPhail
Myr
Gordon McPhail
Br. Ken
Wallace
Mrs. McPhail
Young People’s Society
Wilfred Bridle
Robert Stevens
McPhail
Mya
George McPhail
Donald McPhail
Winona
Win
Mino, Jr
Aithss
Joan White
Acton
Afra
Mino
Women's Institute
Toronto
A. E. Ayerly
Guelph
Mtr
John Maystall
Herold Wilbon
Local Notes From Ontario Visiters And Deer Hunt
Erin Mrs Frank Miller and two children visit Matheson Ontario with her mother Mrs Wm Scott. Mrs Bert Laughlin in Guelph Hospital improving slightly. A J Horton D Leitch Geo Sanders and Harry Sanders return from deer hunting at Haysville Ontario with two nice deer. Benjamin Mundell returned home from Vars Ontario and is confined to his room. Gordon Attrell in Junios SS work in Oakwood Baptist Toronto with Reg Horn brought messages to Eric Church of Christ Cedarvale and last Sunday Advocate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Miller
Matheson
Ontario
Wm. Scott
Bert Laughlin
Guelph
A. J. Horton
Leitch
Geo, Sanders
Harry Sanders
Haysville
Benjamin Mundell
Vars
S. IU
Gordon Attrell
Junios S. S&s
Oakwood Baptist Church
Toronto
Reg. Horn
Eric Church of Christ and
Cedarvale
Advocate
Nassagaweya Wedding Report From Nassagaweya Church
Miss Charlotta Inglis and Mr. Charles Fatt wed at Nassagaweya Church on Wednesday at three o clock. The bride wore blue crepe with silver lace and the groom is from W R No 4 Nockwood. After a reception at the bride’s mother’s home they left for a Toronto wedding trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. G. Jones
Nassagaweya
Charlotta Inglis
Mark
J. W. Benham
Rockwood
Harry Fatt
Patt
Toronto
Ebenezer United Church
Bhut
Rav. Mer. Somerville
J. W. Nightingale
Port Credit
Arthur Nightingale
Knatchbull
Rockwood Women's Institute Social Evening Highlights
The Rockwood Women’s Institute held its season opening social evening at Town Wall with strong attendance. The program featured piano solos by Mrs. J Ayles, readings by Mrs. Richard Hewat and others, a debate on nationalizing basic industries with Mrs. Ross Carton and Mrs. Loren J. Guild for the affirmative and Mr. Wm. McNabb and Fred McWilliams for the negative, won by the affirmative. Social time and refreshments followed, and members noted delegations attending from nearby clubs and a local butcher reopens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women’s Institute
Town Wall
J. Ayles
Quartette
Herb. Gibbons
A. Beard
S. S. Royce
J. A. Lorkdab
Johnston
R. McWillams
D. ‘A. McMillan
Central Ontuario Women’s Institutes
Toronto
Pred Smith
Provieial Cemetery
Dan Keough
Rockwood
Ron
Jos, Duby
Elwood Bolton
Ontario
J. Duby
St. John’s Church
UW. Conwin
Christ Church
Niagara Falk
Miai Jean Torrance
Simcor
Newitt
Simcoe
Alex. Clark
St. Catharines
Kathleen Lynch
Gielph
Clarence Lynch
James Lynch
Mrs Clarence Eccles to England for three months
Mrs Clarence Eccles leaves Friday for England for a three months visit with relatives. Also reported is Mrs Alice Walmsley recovering after an operation at St Josephs Hospital. The Public Library roof contract goes to Riddell Co Hamilton for 180 dollars. engagements and notices include Dorothy Anne Jarvis to Albert Arickson Pickard in Bronte with wedding planned November 30 at Bronte United Church. Canadian National Railways seeks subway tenders for Freeman project closing November 16.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Eccles
England
Alice Walmsley
St. Joseph's Hospital
Riddell Co
Hamilton
E. Foster
Chicago
Morley
Finlay Mathwen
O. Whynas
Carlisle
Kilbride United
Hulton Presbytery
James T. Jarvis
Prewman
Dorothy Anne
Albert Arickson Pickard
A. E. Pickard
Bronte
Bronte United Church
Canadian National Railways
Freeman
Gazette
Winter Fair Attendance and Local Visits Reported
Mrs. Richard Shortly visits the parental home in Brighton while Massey Campbell spends days at the Winter Fair in Toronto. Foreman family from Toronto visits here with Rev and Mrs Foreman and Mr and Mrs Culp. The Sopers of Preston attend the Winter Fair in Toronto. Communion services are held locally on Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Shortly
Brighton
Massey Campbell
Toronto
Miss Foreman
Sherlock Foreman
Georgetown Social News Highlights and Obituary Notices
Mrs. M Williamson spent the weekend visiting the Lowervy family in Goderich while the McCreight family from Windsor stayed with the Alberts, Tost. William Brady died at Rivière du Loup on November 16 and was buried at Goshen Church Cemetery. The Georgetown True Blues euchre crowd packed the Arena last Thursday night. On Friday November 15 the United Church hosted a tenth anniversary program and play by the Mission Wand, with guests from Ashgrove and Ballinafad Bands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. ‘Williamson
United Church
Mision Wand
Ashgrove
Ballinafad
Local Notes From Milton and Nearby Areas
County Clerk Warry Pettit returns from deer hunting trip up north. Mrs M E Gowland and son Douglas came home from a two month visit in California. Mrs J Y Bartleman of Timmins visited parents and returned home. Roy Field visited his mother and returned to Edmonton. Mrs Field is improving. Miss Margaret Anderson fell from a ladder breaking her right arm in two places. Wwe Poster returned Monday from visits to Sault Ste Marie and Copper City. A record crowd attended the Walton Rural Young People's Association dance at Milton Town Hall. Milton's spinning mill near the C R station opened Monday with many workers under W Gamble who hopes to hire more within a month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warry Pettit
Treassurer
M. E. Gowland
Douglas
California
J. Y. Bartleman
Timmins
CG. A. Wem
Roy Field
Edmonton
Alin
Field
Eny
Margaret Anderson
Wwe
Sault Ste. Marie
Copper Citty
Walton Rural Young People’s Ansociation
Milton
W. Gamble
Champion
Oakville Notes and Local Updates
Oakville Col and Mrs Cox depart for England for winter on their estate. Police chief Kerr to buy a department radio. Doug Wilson loses first joint of index finger in hockey mishap. Three cars collide on Toronto highway near town. Joe Kaminak faces reckless driving charge. Oakville Intermediates lose exhibition to Midlanders. White Oak Social Club opens with Rev G W Tebbs as speaker. Jury finds Desmond Wilson accidental shooting. urges tighter minor firearm and ammo controls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WW. O. Cox
England
David Kerr
Doug Wilson
Toronto
Joe Kaminak
Kerrwood
Ontario
Reckleas
Oakville
Midlanders
Itecord
WJ Fleury
Wingham
John W. Dodd
Masonic ‘Temple
White Oak
G. W. Tebbs
Burlington
Sunshine
Radio
Mexico City
Desmond Wilson
Bronte
Star
Now is the Now in Our Minds and Work
The passage urges constant action and focus on the present. It frames Now as the sole time for effort, urging mental or physical work with all our might, since then may never arrive. It emphasizes seizing each moment as a personal banner of prudence.
Box Driver Grumbles Over Tight Schedule for Meals
A box driver complains about limited time for meals saying he usually grabs a bite but finds the routine tough. The terse exchange highlights the pressure of a tight workday and the need for quicker sustenance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harstener
Two Rooms For Let On Young Street
Notice advertises two rooms for let suitable for light housekeeping with modern improvements at Nouce and Commercial Garage on Young Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Street
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Limehouse
Neighborhood News
Ospringe
Campbellville
Erin
Phyllis Smith
Betty Sim
Walter Smart
Margaret Gordon
A Wora Sim
Elizabeth Sim
Arthur Eanauee
Smith LS
Colin McCallum
Beth Warding
Doris Keeler
Doris Gordon
Billie Sim
Mabel Hardy
Honore
Beth McCallum
Gordon Rotz
Ronald Saunders
Bic
Archie Cunningham
Roy Warding
Adeline Cunningham
Joyce Leitch
Mervyn Roly
Dorothy Cunningham
Bert Cunningham
Kathryn Miller
Ray Miller
Jr. O
Marjorie E.thomson
Eden Mills
Flairfax
F. L. Wright
Mill
OS Acton
Ont
Georgetown
Mylton
E. M. Stark
R.O. Optometrist
Rachlin’s
Medical Dental Davilding
Spadina Avenue
John Lowe
L. E. O'Neill
Sec
Parliament
Tanto Tot
Hones and
Jack Stewart
Trutex
Harry Mainprize
Harry .Mainprize Barber
Mill Street
Church of Canada
Hev. E. M. Morrow
Bower Avenue
Irwin
Young People League
Unity Men's Club
Wilcome
Presbyterian Knox Church
H. L. Bennie
Willow Street
Bunday
John McIntosh
Frank Holmes
Mrs, Reelor
WY. N. Parmer
Anle
Cecil Cripts
Victoria Avenue
Fergus, Ony
Willard Britton
Lot
First Line
Esquesing
Clarence Varey
Crewson MecLaughiiss
Robert Pasmore
R. J. Ker
Syrayed
Durham Helfer
John Wi. Bennett
Crewsons Corners
Acton Arena
H. N. Farmer
Leonard Watson
Maple Avenue
Victor Watson
R. R. No
Nockwood
Vannatter Fox Farm
Waldemar
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