Neighborhood News highlights from local centres and visitors
Edna Graham returns home after a visit with Br N F Lindaly. Mrs Mann visits Toronto. Milas Clarridge visits Mrs Matthews in Brampton. John Mann of Harold spends Sunday at home. Mr and Mrs Burton and Mr and Mrs Bell visit the Clarridge home. Funeral of Arch McLean held in Erin. Sympathy extended to the bereaved. Gloyd Gykex of Durnyills weekend with Ephraim Swindiehurst.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oiles Edna Graham
Dixie
Peter Perguson
Hirkwood
Arch
McLean
Tle
Erin
Gldmoy Gykex
Durnyills
Ephriam Swindiehurst
Local News Briefs From Acton Area
Miss Neilson named teacher at the aloke lint school with 44 elected for thy wok. Mr and Mrs G Kirkpatrick and family returned from a weeklong visit with friends in Thorold and Fonthill. The Women’s Institute met at Mira Will’s on Thursday. Rally Day Sunday with fine flower decorations and pleasant weather. Sympathy to Mr and Mrs Win Purnell on the death of their son William Henry Purnell from diphtheria. funeral and interment at Fullview Cemetery Acton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Win Purnell
GudekKaVon-your-ol
Local Social Notes From Campbellville and Nearby
Mr Crawford Mahon of Kitchener spent the weekend at his Campbellville home. Mrs Clark Peyne of Carlisle visited at Mr W McLaren’s. News mentions W McPhail’s health, Milton Parra attendance, Ed Organ and family of Waterdown at Dan Hunter’s, and visits by Mr and Mrs Alex Moore and Mrs John Mahon to Toronto. Annie Baxterbrook wedding to Tansley Barnes noted. Mr Wart Crawford visiting his mother Mrs M Crawford. Mrs Alex Bell ill at home. Mrs Robert Eliot and daughter return from Cheltenham. Later, Mr and Mrs Frank Wheedllhan visited Weston. Mrs Robert Early and Carl spent Tuesday in Guelph.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crawford Mahon
Kitchener
Clark Peyne
Carlisle
W. McLaren
W. McPhail
Milton Parr
Myr
Mra
Organ
Waterdown
Local Notices and Gathered Messages From Toronto District
A compilation of scattered notes from Erin and area residents. Mentions of Milas EK Canboy Detroit visits Hamilton friends and family, W M McKinery’s illness, Netherlands guests Blorsan family, poultry show results at Georgetown Acton, several residents returning home after visits, and injuries to contractor Charles Smith. Archie McLean obituary note from Bermuda via O.N. Advocate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Mullin
Foronto
Qquesin
Milas EK
Canboy
A. Huffman
Detroit
Mra. Poreman
Hamilton
Neston
Robert Mckinery
McLaren
Rin
Georgetown
Acton Pulra
Chas
Lolich
Mbuw
Roblinson
Nalinafad
Meleon
Caprings
Sunley
Grimaby
W. Ohtsholma
Joseph Grandy
Mra. Vostock
Uwamilton
Charles Bmilth
Mundell
Mra. W. Chixholm
Archie McLean
Bermuda
O.N
Tols
Visitors Gather for Multiple Islanders and Local Funeral
Mr and Mrs Harrison and others from Oakwood and Toronto visited the homes of Mrs Geo Lowrie and Mrs T D McCutcheon in Guelph and Toronto. They attended the funeral of the late Roy Whieley at a local church last Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrison
O. Jhatin
Gro, Jeatin
Onarite Hiamilton
John MoeCutcheon
Hamilton
Roy Whieley
Rockwood Church Event Marks 50th Anniversary
Hector Ware Jeng and St Johryta Church members held a 50th anniversary celebration in Treedytefian Church basement with orange and bronze decor. Guests included Rev W Taylor and Wardens from St Albans Acton. program featured speeches, a candle cutting, choir songs, and a toast to redecorating efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hector
Ware Jeng
St. Johryta
Rockwood
Thoiol
St. Alban'a Chirch
Acton
Seccabytorian Church
Maury Trang
P. A. Manyer
Tolon
Mesiradoa
Steve
Ohns
Denham
Jos
Aldous
Ant Cartor
Dr. Waller
W. H Hmith
P. A. Bowyer
W. J. Taylor
United Church
GL. W. Throughall
Dera
Niagara
Mra
W. J.taylor
Wim. Ylorria
Pred Hanson
John Wardle
Knox College
Toronto
Yes
Presbyterian Church
J. W. MacNamars
Amien Jbly
Noy
Diehl
Wespelor
P. A. Sawyer
Elva McCutcheon
Guelph
August Young
Jack Lynch
Chas
Thatcher
Miay Julla Yolly
Wm. J. McQuinn
Arthur
Church of Our Lady, Guelph
Ray
Dr. O'nelly
T. Lynch
Vaelley Road
Doug Wiirk
Ambauandors
Terrace Garduna
Dr) Olunoy
Vivian Pusmore
Paottle Coast
Oregon
L. J. MelKeon
Emmanuel College
Toro Onto
Jee Rey
John Little
Linwood Lant Wank
Fred Williamson
Alaynos
Ralph
Mire
Robl
E. Johnston
Local Visitors and Hospital News in Georgetown
Georgetown community notes show Mrs Ht Barron and son Harold visiting relatives in town from Jacksonville Florida. Mr and Mrs Fred Ganbutt of Dunnville called, Robt Scott an old Glen boy ill in Kitchener hospital, Miss Pettit recovering from blood poisoning, and Rev O Graham Jones spoke at Knox Church. Possible new Post Office building to be erected near Gregory Theatre on government land next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ht. Barron
Harold
Jacksonville
Florida
W. JH. Long
Chas
Erwin
East Hochester
N. Y
Fred Ganbutt
Dunn Ville
Herald
Robt. Scott
Fubura
Gregory Theatre
Iforuld
OSPHINGE Rally Day Services Featured Choir and Readings
Rally Day services were held in the local Presbyterian Church with a junior choir leading singing and performing a special number. Miss Noelle Webb and Master Husso Brothers gave readings while Miss Blanche McKinnon and Master Arnald Sunter sang a sweet duet. Rev. J. Grant spoke briefly for the children’s service. Numerous locals attended events and social gatherings noted in several short items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian
Noellle Webb
Husso
Blanche McKinnon
Arnald Sunter
J. Grant
D. G. Robertson
Mina Nellie Jackson
Minoswa
Charles Robinson
Guelph
Toronto
Mian Elva Akitt
Acton
Crewson
Cornom
Cleo
Tobertson
Mra
Whaley
Hitch
Ener
Gooko
Hunday
Mor. D
Mobertson
G. Woberbaon
Lloyd
Everton
Cha. Young
Ownline
Norman Wobertson
Phyllis
Af Acton
Moaars
J. Kirkwood
G. Anderson
EK. N. Gunter
Local Miltons and District Notes Include Weddings Birthdays
Mrs Hobl Fallonshaw visits in Flamnilton and Milton as old friends gather. Archie's McGibbon hosts wedding felicities for their daughter at home. Florence Becord to wed Roger Ptolemy in October. Robert MeJannett, 87, celebrated with family after moving from Scotland in 1808. Miss Nora Weary hosts a luncheon for Joan Dewar wedding to Dr Clarence Thompson of Detroit. Game Warden reports mink sightings near Campbellville are rare this season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hobl. Fallonshaw
Flamnilton
Milton
O. N. BH
Archie’ McGibban
Mftyleth
M. J. Curzon
Mel. J. W. Toadhead
Niagara- on-the-Like
Ontario
Florence Gbecord
Roger Tall Ptolemy
Libut
W. HH. Ptolemy
Robert MeJannett
Toronto
Gov. Alberry
G. J. Bald
MeJannett
New, Carlaway
Scotland
Aslea
Champion
Marshall Gowland
Gowland
M. ©. Gowland
Wingston
Queen's University
Nora Weary
Lecheon
Orlole Lodge Yarm
Joan Dewar
Clarence ‘Thompson
Detroit
UN Mink
Campbellville
V. Lankester
Burlington
Ming i Halton
Harrowing notes and local events in Browlington week
Town activities include a re organization meeting for the Harrington Workly Club at the Public Library on Monday at 5. A fire damaged a garage on Luake Shore Road. A by law frames a vote on purchasing the skating rink with a $2500 cap, to be decided by October 32. Local residents undertake fruit and vegetable preservation drive with Waterdown Nolaan and Millgrove. Plus trips and visits to Kingston and Queen University current.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Duke
Win
Wirgins
Noyes
Jack Duke, Jr
Mia Irone Quark
Detork
Funk Mich
Harrington Workly Club
Council Chamber
DA Waller Darfoot
Tanmanuel Collons
Harkaloon
J. W. Barfoot
Yarfoot
Brant
Edith Warfoot
Albert Nallonger
Collagwood
Misa J. Richardson
VB. A
Toronto
Lloyd Stewart
Don McMilan
Cho
Stewart McPhie
Luakeshore Road
Oakville Notices From Local Trip and Funeral Reports
Oakville reports Luna returned from a twelve mile motor trip. Hurlford Cann New York and Cleveland noted among places visited. Mrs Chisholm remained in Southampton after attending her father Thos Bel's funeral. Mr. Harris aided public gathering plans for Walton Peel Wentworth residents. An accident left a worker with an ankle injury. Grace Yoocock and son Leutor returned from a three month trip to Calgary Edmonton Vancouver and Victoria. Mary Robinson improves enough to return home from Trimilton General. Col W Eaton attended the funeral of George Hextelwood in Ovahaws. Mrs P Ohlisholm and party toured the Driich Tales by motor, returning from Montreal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luna Hay
Hurlford
Cann
New York
Cleveland
Oakville
Harris
Pubituhora
Walton, Peel
Wentworth
John Wilson
Grace Yoocock
Leutor
Calgary
W. N. Robinson
Reynolda Street
Mary
Trimilton General Toapital
P. Ohlsholm
Montreal
W. A. Chisholm
Taking Risks and Moral Wrecks From Careless Habits
The piece argues most automobile accidents stem from taking chances at crossings and speeding when unseen by police. It warns that youths justify bending ideals during emergencies, risking character and purity. It emphasizes that lives and moral worth are damaged by reckless risk taking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dbregard
Wife and tux band clash over love and TV hive fashion
Fragmented exchange shows a wife accusing her husband of waning affection while the band comments on attire. The dialogue hints at social tensions and wardrobe concerns during a television era setting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
TV Hive
Tramly Policeman Dialog Reveals Traffic Talk
Fragmentary dialogue shows a policeman discussing traffic rules with another person. The exchange touches on what actions are allowed and which are not, reflecting a casual street conversation about law and order.
Fame Follows Vermont Pedestrian Despite Drawbacks
Fred A. Dullahan, Vermont's champion walker, has crossed the world’s equator four times on foot and says fame brings trouble. He has been flooded with fan letters from across the United States, Canada, Mexico, and even Port of Spain Trinidad. Some praise his feat, others mock the railway messenger who travels for Central Vermont Railway. He responds to requests for photos, sending images to those who pay, while noting his single life and avoidance of marriage proposals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred A. Dullahan
Vermont
Warvio Ae &A
Central Vermont Railway
Allianco
Equator
Mr. Dullahan
Lothar
United States
Canada
Mexico
Maryland
Spain
Trinidad
Dullahan
Port of Spain
Am. W
Contos
The Gift of God and Labor for the Man of Means
An antique reflection argues that success comes from personal effort and prudent leisure. It asserts that wealth and favors are fleeting and that the best life grants enough to enjoy the fruits of one’s labor without amassing excess, aligning with a farmer’s steady, self-directed toil.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thio
Amu
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Hen Lyon
Igneas
T. Walker
D. C. Sc
A.J. Huchanin
Walker
Muted Church of Canada
N. D. Mckinnon
Norval
N. D. Mackinnon
B. A
Presbyterian Mnox Church
H. L. Bennie
Whillow Etreet
Gabbath School
Ottocr
O. Hewland
B. Meg Knox
Stratford
W. J. Hamilton
Mill Street
Bunday School
D. C
Duval
Church Street
Abk Kerr
Gsatuway
Prank Holmes
Sarah Erwin
Etreata
Th. J. Kequa
Erin ‘Township
A. Myets
McRoberts Ave
Mitf
Holmes
Dominion Inn
Charla Davidson
Thle Davidson
Patterson’s
Plecoe
Tba
Lee
Carnation
Heinz Spaghetti
Heinz
Keiler’s
Cain
Sors J. W. Jones
Counci
Liwil
Vilage
Ube
J. ON. Parmer
Maple Grove Dairy
W. Watkins
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