Everton Church marks 75th anniversary of opening
The Everton Church of the Disciples of Christ celebrated 75 years since opening with morning services directed by Rev. J. P. McLeod and participation from former ministers Rev. C. A. Tharp Rev. W. G. Chariton Rev. G. Welsman. Rain shortened the afternoon service. other ministers included Rev. B. Parkhouse Rev. Amos Tovell and Rev. R. B. Stainton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Everton Church of the Disciples of Christ
J. P. McLeod
C. A. Tharp
Ridgetown
W. G. Chariton
Toronto
G. Welsman
Winger
B. Parkhouse
Fergus
Amos Tovell
Guelph
R. B. Stainton
September Women’s Institute meeting at Eden Mills
The September meeting at Mrs. N. Lee’s home had poor attendance. Professor Marcellus gave an instructive poultry talk. Miss Mildred Foster of Toronto and Mr. McCullough of Guelph visited the Ramseys. Local news notes include visitors, awards, illness, travel, and poker social at Edenwood pavilion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women’s Institute
N. Lee
Marcellus
Mildred Foster
Toronto
McCullough
Guelph
John Ramsey
Women’s Adisionsry Society of the United Church
Rockwood United
Rennie
Mra
W. J. Lowrie
Lowrie
Howie Wright
J. Wright
Mar
Bert Lowrey
Mittleson
Grover Gallagher
Miss Mona
James Martin
Badenoch
John Willne
Ben Pields
Edynwood Pavilion
John Locker
Acton
J. D. Lowrie
James Wilson
Jamien White
Galvin_ Clark
Holland Landing
Sacrament Services and Church Activities at Rockwood
Rockwood notes report Sunday morning worship at the Presbyterian Church led by Rev AE Thomson of Elora and preparatory services Friday with Rev Dr Macdillivray of Lenox Church. Memberships were received as the Young Peoples Society held a weekly meeting with Arthur Marrs as convener and Jean Howell reading scripture. Weld Day sports were held on the Continuation School grounds last Friday with spectators. Visitors included Miss Doris Royce and several others from Toronto, St Catharines, Hamilton, and Port Credit. Rev Campbell of the Lord Day Alliance conducted Sunday services in WJ Taylors absence. The Girls' Mission Hand met Friday evening with Rev John Little as guest speaker on Opportunity. Improvements were made to Mr Arthur K Thomas's premises to house milk delivery. Mrs Raber Moore and daughter Myrtle Moore visited Toronto. Mr Geeur Ostrander is reported seriously injured at the stack yards in Toronto after being struck in the abdomen by a cattle beast. he was moved to Toronto.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Church
AE. Thomson
Elora
Macdillivray
Lenox Church
Guelph
Young Peoples‘ Society of the United Church
Arthur Marrs
Jean Howell
Helen Bayne
Ben Hosking
Continuation School
Doris Royce
Toronto
D. Patterson
Alex
Clark
St. Catharines
Fred Day
Hamilton
Orville
John Little
Arthur K. Thomas
MR. Judd
Raber
Moore
Myiss Myrtle Moore
Taronto
Gondon McLeod
Geeur Ostrander
Stack Yards
Moadus
Mr Wm Nickell Visits Galt. Harvest Home Services
Crewsons Corners notes Mr Wm Nickell visiting friends at Galt. Harvest Home services planned at the church with Capt Everitt of Brampton in charge of both meetings. Sunday School at 10 AM and service at 11 AM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Nickell
Galt
Harvest
Capt. Everitt
Brampton
Campbville School Fair Draws Notable Attendance
Campbellville The School Fair at Brookville Tuesday drew a strong crowd and lively activity. The community saw visits from Mr. and Mrs. L Norrish and others. Funeral services for Mr Near were held from his home on Tuesday as villagers attended.
Local Social Notes From Orangeville and District
Ballina and Mr Will Collins of Orangeville visited John McKeche's home on Sunday. Scotts of Toronto stayed with Wiley during the week. Samuel McClure recovering after operation at Galt Hospital. Livzgle, Mary McLeod and Robert McLeod of Woodstock visited Mrs Soper and Sarah Eagle of Markdale. James Boggs and Mary Boggs of Masonville called on Mrs Soper. United Church Mission Band gave a concert Friday night. Melville United Church held anniversary services Sunday with a fowl supper Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Collins
Orangeville
John McKeche
Scott
Toronto
Wiley
Samuel McClure
Galt Hospital
Livzgle
Mary McLeod
Robert McLeod
Woodstock
Soper
Sarah Eagle
Markdale
James Boggs
Mary Boggs
Masonville
Mission Band of the United Church
Melville United Church
Ospringe Choir Hosts Happy Sendoff For Miss Cooke
In Ospringe on Tuesday evening a 40-member choir and families honored Miss Margaret Cooke on the eve of her marriage to Mr. Thamis Yenderson of Guelph. Rev J A Grant chaired. Anna Foreman played piano. a musical contest guided by Mrs Fr Brydon followed. The group presented a walnut mantle clock and silver servers, and sang a festive farewell as guests enjoyed a luncheon in the basement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Cooke
Thamis Yenderson
Guelph
J. A. Grant
Muss Anna Foreman
Fr. Brydon
J. L. Alton
Wa. McKenzie
Clayton Coake
Mitsu Foreman
Miss Cooke
E. N. Sunter
Margaret
Tile Ospringe Church
WR. S. Mte Cutcheon
Misa Cooke
Erin School Report September 8H, 10S Grade Highlights
S. S. NO. 10 Erin September school report lists scores for junior and senior grades. Names include Helen MacEachern Charlie Thompson Frank Burgess Sidney Spear Margaret Thompson Lila Spear Donnie McIntyre Delbert Cole and others with marks ranging from 47 to 77 percent. Absences noted for two exams.
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Erin
Jr. IV
Helen MacEachern
Charlie Thompson
Pred Spear
Rhen, Burgess
Frank Thompson
Charles Burgen
Wil—Sidney Spear
Frank Burgess
Margaret Thompson
Liatell Henderson
Clara Swackhammer
Jean McDonald
Leonard Thompson
I—Lila Spear
Donnie McIintyre
Delbert Cole
Eileen McDonald
Sadie McIntyre
Praser'McDonald
Teddy Cole
L. Jean~nkltt
Deacher
Oakville Residents Visit Relatives in Chicago
Oakville Mr and Mrs W W Morden left by motor on Sunday to visit relatives in Chicago. Mr and Mrs Walton of Aristock NB have spent a week with Mr and Mrs R F Sanderson. Seventy four miles an hour and a bottle of liquor in the front seat cost Jessy Blackford of Windsy $670 when he appeared before Magistrate W E Mellveen. Mrs Norma Ecclestone Smith Gairdner wife of Major James A Gairdner died suddenly while conversing with friends at her home shortly after 11 o'clock Monday morning. Record EB P Lanau leaves Yriguy tonight for Quebec to embark on the Empress of Britain for England. Att Tanne expects to Hinks this largely the time with his son. Star
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norma Ecclestone Smith Gairdner
James A. Gairdner
EB. P Lanau
Quebec
Britain
England
Death of William Thos Near in Nassagaweya
The Nassagaweya community records the death of William Thos Near of lot 39 concession 6 on September 27 after a period of good health. Funeral attended by many. he leaves wife, daughter Mamie, and two sons Alex and William. Anniversary services at Nassagaweyn Presbyterian Church drew a large crowd amid inclement weather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Thos
Concession
Nansageweya
Mamie
Alex
W. F. Darby
Lowville
Nassagaweyn Council
Darbyville
Ni Nassagaweya
Alton
Brookville
Burlington Notes and Local Incidents Circa Early Fall
Burlington notes a funeral visit by Harry Ogg to J N Ogg and his return to Ottawa. Reports of visits by Senator and Mrs Woehbleiffer to the Green family in Guelph line. Dan Ingleby injures a foot on a nail while working at the Post Office lab and is under a doctor’s care. Mr William Gilbert of Oshawa visits his sisters Esther and Nora Gilbert before leaving for Vancouver. Water Commission reports three openings found in the intake pipe during inspection. A tomato truck overturn causes a hydro pole to snap near the old power house. The Word V& car stolen from Macklin Macklin’s garage is recovered at Hampton. Peter Skuchuk of New Toronto arrested. Rominton Natural Gas Company to extend service to Freeman within ten days at about ten thousand dollars.
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Harry Ogg
J. N. Ogg
Ottawa
Woehbleiffer
Flagstaff
Arizona
Myr
Stanley Green
Guelph
Dan Ingleby
Wm Gilbert
Oshawa
Wan
Esther
Nora Gilbert
Vancouver
Gilbert
Water Commission
Council Chamber
Engineer Power
Burlington and District
Irwin Johnson
Hamilton
Smith
Atolun
Macklin & Macklin
Hampton
Peter Skuhuck
Shain Street
New Toronto
Rominton Natural Gas Company
van Une
Freeman
Ba Publee
Milton News Recap From Moncton Visit and School Elections
Mrs S E McKie of Moncton visits relatives in town. Mrs Lloyd, living with her sister Mrs McHennon, is injured after a bull attack on a neighboring farm. Miss Marion Fox elected President of the High School Literary Society. Bruce Mac Nabb and Isobel Perry named First and Second Vice Presidents. School representatives listed for Fifth to First Forms. Milton Arena, closed last winter, has been rented by the Town Council for three years to aid youth activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. E. McKie
Moncton
Lloyd
McHennon
Trafalgar Township
Marion Fox
High School Literary Society
Bruce MacNabb
Isobel Perry
Neil McPhail
Albert Morley
Betty White
F. Grespan
Irene Neilson
Marlon Sproat
Milton Arena
Local notes and social items from the Advocate
Erin Workmen improve Main Street sidewalks while local residents attend gatherings. Engagement announced for Bertha Elizabeth Gry to John William Hersey with ceremony planned October 10. Lawn bowlers contest finishes with Dr Gear and partners taking third. Hetty McArthur and Gladys Thompson suffer arm injuries in separate falls. neighbor recounts the incident.
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Roy Plowman
Cantuar
Sask
Plowman
George Cogke
Alex
Gry
Hubsburg
Bertha Elizabeth
John William Hersey
Hersey
John W. Hersey
Guelph
W. E. Bush
Wetty McArthur
Gladys Thompson
Hetty
Advocate
Georgetown district hosts Wheelers 42 mile road race event
The Winged Wheelers Cycle Club sponsored a 42 mile road race from Georgetown to Guelph and back with 28 riders starting at intervals. The scene included local residents, with visitors from Los Angeles, California and family connections in Georgetown. A separate social at Post 120 featured Burning the Mortgage, entertainment, and a race evening for members of the Canadian Legion and Women’s Auxiliary. In local news, Florence Irene Giffen announced engagement to Myrl Thomas Robert Giffen, while Catherine Allen wed G. Wesley Day at Glen Williams United Church.
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GeorgetoWn
Winged Wheelers
Guelph
Return
C.,.wioodlitt
Los Angeles
California
Chas. Watson
Queen Street
Marlatt
H.mcnamam
Maury “Lou
Harry Marlatt
Canadian Legion
Women's Auxiliary
Post 120
Mire
R. McLaughlin
Norval
Florence Irene
Myrl Thomas Robert Giffen
John Gitten
Glen Willams United Church
Catherine Allen
George W. Allen
G. Wesley Day
W. A. Day
Toronto
John
Wollday
G. ¥. Stephenson
Glen Willams
United Church
Erald
Canadian Wheat Down in 1936 Returns Lowest in 29 Years
Canada reports a drop in 1936 grain output across major crops. Total wheat of 289, - actually 232,? The Prairie Provinces yield 216 million bushels, down from 259.5 million in 1935. Oats fall to 274.5 million, barley 74.4 million, and rye well below average. Hay and clover output at 13.6 million tons.
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Canada
Prairie Provinces
Maritimes
Quebec
British Columbia
Ontario
Face Clean But Imagination in Question
A brief exchange centers on self perception as one character asks if their face is dirty and receives the reply that the face is clean while imagination remains uncertain. The dialogue suggests playful tension and introspective humor.
Space concept stumps student in classroom exchange
A school scene features a teacher asking for a definition of space while a student named Junior struggles to articulate it. He admits space is where there is nothing and confesses difficulty explaining it, yet asserts his understanding is forming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Junior
Not Much Wrong Beginner Uhe Golf Pro Exchange
A brief humor piece features a golfer from the beginner level asking what’s wrong with his game. The pro responds that the first step is unlearning prior habits and that improvement takes just a minute.
Doctor Diagnosis Mischief After All Night Drink
A comic exchange features a doctor misdiagnosing a patient as drunk. The patient retorts asking to return when the doctor is sober, highlighting a clash over clarity and sobriety.
Driving Test Debate Raises Safety Question
An examiner asks what a driver would do if the car ahead signals danger while a candidate replies that she would slam on the brakes. The exchange highlights reaction times and safety considerations during driving tests.
If Not Should Be Thankful Youth Dialogue
A brief line from a column features a terse exchange where a youth questions gratitude and a Miss offers a contrasting view. The fragment hints at social satire or a domestic scene with irony about thankfulness and perception.
Fall Fairs Dates Listed for Tre Fay Paess Renderers
A list of fair dates of interest to renderers shows events in Georgetown October 2-3 Aberfoyle October 6-7 Stroelaville enna October 10 Woodbridge October 6-10-14 Malton October 16-17 krin Thunkaylving Dey. The schedule highlights multiple locations and broad October activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rendera of
Tre Fay Paess
Georgetown
Aberfoyle
Stroelaville Enna
Woodbridge
Malton
Krin Thunkaylving Dey
Church notices at Ballinafad parish schedule
Sunday calendar lists Holy Communion at 11 00 a m Sunday School and Bible Classes at noon and 7 00 p m Rev A W Foreman of BLA will preach off Ballinafad Bible Study Hour Thursday at 7 30 p m
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Foreman
BLA
Ballinafad
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