Nassagaweyn District Notices and Anniversary Events
Anniversary services were held at Eden Mills United Church with Ebenezer United Church lacking a service. Silo filing dominates district news. Corn crop quality is fair despite frost damage to leaves. Alex Moffat of Vancouver and Mrs. Chris Moffat of Alberta visit Nassagaweyn relatives. Duncan Moffat and family and Chas Darby of Kentebull attended a Logie Robertson Beverley birthday party for CA Darby’s 70th birthday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eden Mills United Church
Ebenezer United Church
Alex Moffat
Vancouver
B.C
Chris Moffat
Alberta
Nassagaweyn
Duncan Moffat
Chas. C. Darby
Knntehbull
Logie Robertson
Beverley
CA. Darby
Campbellville Women Discuss Missionary Work and Healing
Mrs. Al T Moore hosted the Women's Missionary Society meeting with Mrs. T McPhail presiding. The session covered the Ministry of Healing, India missions, and Isobel McConnell’s role, along with prayers, a prayer for forgiveness, and a harvest roll call. Dainty refreshments followed. St David's Ladies Aid quilted recently. Reverend Carscadden spoke on the Institute for the Blind at Sunday service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
al ‘T. Moore
Women’s Missionary Society
T. McPhail
A. Moore
T. Allan
Ghols
Kitchener
Ministry of Healing
R. C. Menzies
Lush
Gilmour
Elliot
Wallace
VanSickle
India
Isobel McConnell
Robt. Inglis
Nassagaweya No. 7 District News and Notes
Ice reported at least one quarter inch thick on September 23, with inquiries about district weather records. Congratulations to James and Barbara Evans Georgetown on the baby girl Barbara. Notices cover school inspections, weddings Muriel Armstrong and Charles Davenport, family visits, church anniversary, and local society happenings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Evans
Georgetown
Barbara
N& 7
W. F. Brittén
Ellis
LIMEHOUSE VISITOR NOTES AND SOCIAL EVENTS
Recent visitors include Arthur Lane of Montreal and Miss Leona Moyiy of Manitoulin Island with various households. The Capley n of Toronto joined the Nobles on Sunday. Alex Wright returned from Toronto. Local families hosted and attended weddings and a funeral in Milton and Stratford, with Audrey Spencer leading a five day leather purse course at Phimehouse Memorial Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Lane
Montreal
Leona Moyiy
Manitoulinsland
Noble
Meredith
Capley
Toronto
Alex. Wright
Wm. Growdy
Acton
Tvens
Geo. Milliere
Toledo
Ohlo
S. Gisby
Mr. McDonald
Gideon Huffman
Milton
Rockwood Anniversary Services Held at St. Peters
The 2nd anniversary services at the Pres byterian church featured Rev W J McKeown of Galt as guest speaker with Knox Church soloist and choir numbers. An evening male quartet from Hillsburg performed with piano, flowers decorated the platform, and Rev Fred Williamson oversaw McKeown’s congregation. A heart attack confined Chester J Plank, while Roy Bacon sold his Maninst residence and moved to the neighboring property. Mr and Mrs E R Hammill recently settled into their new home in the village.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tdéal Mir Weoaner
Surtiy
Revo W. J. McKeown
Galt
Knox Church
Guelph
J. Freeman
Hillsburg
Fred Williamson
McKeown
Chester
Plank
Roy Bacon
Manin St
Arthur Nightingale
M. Cameron
E. R. Hammill
Sunday visitors and church services noted in Everton area
Mr and Mrs Ted Jestin hosted visitors including Bill Craig and son Jackie from Toronto. Local residents welcomed Miss Muriel Benham of Guelph and other guests from Barrie Burlington Erin and Fergus. Parish services at the Disciples Church were largely attended with Mrs Charlton speaking at both services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ted Jestin
Bill Craig
Jackie
Toronto
Muriel
Benham
Guelph
J. P. Benham
Ath
Will Alexander
Alf
Arnold Wilson
Harvey Jestin
Bobby
Mroo
Duncan Kingsbury
James Lardy
Victor
Burlington
Tod McCutcheon
Albertt Roxee
Hillsburg
Charlton
Erin
Robert Joile
California
al Boles
Miss Ruth Nelson Addresses Acton United Church Women
Miss Ruth Nelson was guest speaker at the Woman's Missionary Society monthly meeting in the Sunday School room of Acton United Church. She spoke on mission work and displayed art pieces. Mrs. FE. J. Caldwell presided. Sip. b. Pickering gave an interpretation on how we obtained the New Testament. Miss Warriner performed a solo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Nelson
Woman's Missionary Society of
Acton United Church
FE. J. Caldwell
Sip. B. Pickering
Miss Warriner
Premier Exhibitor Ross Segsworth Dominates Holstein Show
Ross Segsworth won the Premier Exhibitor Banner at the Halton County Black and White Show held September 27 with 13 head shown by 20 exhibitors. Judge D. S. Dunton Brampton praised the exhibit quality especially the Aged Cow and two year old heifer classes. Segsworth earned five firsts, Ways Limited three firsts, and multiple exhibitors earned two or one first each.
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Segsworth
Freaman
Halton County
Milton Fair
D. S. Dunton
Brampton
Rous Séegsworth
Ways
Woman in the Home Topic by Mrs Ballentine
Under the Woman's Association of the United Church Mrs Ballentine of Toronto spoke on Woman in the Home in the Sunday School room. She outlined duties and responsibilities for the home and was sponsored by Robin Hood Flour. A program talk and two solos by Mrs McDonald and Miss Franklin followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Association of the United Church
Roselle Plant Noted For Rapid Two Inch Daily Growth
The roselle plant, used as a substitute for jute, has historically been observed to grow about two inches each day under favorable conditions, highlighting its potential for rapid fiber production.
Fryer Salt Wedding In S Alban s Anglican Church
Florence Helena Salt daughter of Mr and Mrs Frederick J Salt married Kenneth Parker Fryer son of Mr and Mrs Alfred Fryer in S Alban s Anglican Church Rev R E Parker officiated The bride wore a powder blue crepe gown with brown accessories attended by Patrieut Bayliss The groom was Jack Bruce after a reception at Cutton Field Golf Club the couple planned a wedding trip and will reside in Acton
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. Alban
Florence Helena
Frederick J. Salt
Kenneth Parker Fryer
Alfred Fryer
RE. A. Parker
Beilde
Hby
Misa Patrieut Bayliss
Jack Bruce
Cutton Field Golf Cub
Acton
Two Clubs Hold Achievement Days At Acton Fair
Acton Fair hosts achievement days with a Garden Brigade for girls and a Grain Club for boys led by Howard Switzer. About 40 youths display garden produce or grain with 20 members each receiving 2 bushels of No 1 Beaver Oats. George Burkholder reportedly threshes 80 bushels per acre on a 5 acre plot, a county record for 1947.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Halton
Acton
Acton Fair Board
Howard Switzer
North Halton
Young Men's Grain Club
Actor? Society
George Burkholder
Freeman
George's
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Edeseka
Cananye Telnet
Moe
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Guelph General Hospital
Stan
Robinson
Georet
Doris
Wilmer Watkins
Kennedy
Pearl
Marie
Edgar Howden
RVA
Limehouse
Rockwood
Everton
United Wums
Ross Segsworth
Holstein
Ballentinigs
CAPCO
Fleury
GEO. White & Sons
Nicholson & Kelly
Fryer-Salt
S. Alban's
C. Ledwidge
King St. Georgetown
ST. Tabi
Cledraulic & Gabril Aerotype
Guelph, Ont
Actan Fire Brigade
Dawkins
H. Ritchie
Clement and Mountain
Wakovik Dairy Bar
Ontario
Xmas
Hinton’s
PRG
We, Lhe
London
Sun
Daily Ex Son
Pam
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Owen Sound
Ottawa
North Bay
Halifax
Quebec
ST. John
Winnipeg
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Calgary
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