Actonians Visit From Out of Town Noted in Local Socials
A stream of visitors and local hosts is recorded with many Toronto Montreal Kingston New York and Georgetown connections. Names include Mr George Mason Mrs V B Ryumley Mr and Mrs Charles Symon Miss Janet Aitken and Mrs Hawthorne among others as they visited Acton homes and attended the Woman's Association rally at the United Church in Georgetown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Acton
J. Moore
Mus . Hawthorne
The
Woman's Association In the
United Church
Millgrove
MralHi Denny
FA Currey
Jo Gardiner
Mere J Miller
Rol. Johnson
W. Evans
ON McNabb
2. Lindsay
Jo Wilderspin
H. Brown
J Moore
G Simpson
Miss & Hawthorne
Woman's Association
Georgetown
Mr Powers
Laura Powers
Douglas Kelly
Toronto
RF Rollis
Alberta
Mabel Ostrander
Guelph
W Linfoot
Buffalo
Jean
Elsa Little
Chase Harris
Caistorville
Nancy Waller
Seth Ward
Ward
Barbara
Rockwood
J. W. Oliver
Erwin
Town One
Erin
Eramosa
Stewart
Retwood
Municipal Oiling and Spraying Co
Wm Burns
Wauregan Conn
George Bayne
Five Young People Unite With Church
Mr Foreman led communion services on Sunday as youth joined the church. A Stanley Hrush demonstration occurred Saturday night at the home of Mr Jewe McEnery. Mr Sadie Thompson of Orangeville visited with Mr and Mrs Robt McEnery last week, calling on friends. WMS met Wednesday night at the home of Mrs Jene McEnery. A car load of ladies attended the WA Rally in Georgetown Wednesday afternoon. Congratulations to Mr and Mrs Archie Gates on the arrival of a young son.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foreman
Stanley Hrush
Jewe McEnery
Sadie Thompson
Orangeville
Robt McEnery
WMS
Jene McEnery
Georgetown
Archie Gates
Cedarvale School
Sherlock Foreman
Fort Worth
Texas
Gordon Aitken
Phyllis Foreman
Toronto
I. Campbell
Guelph
Thomas Fines
Arnold Sunter
Gail
Dianne
Niagara Falla
G Sunter
FE Baldie
Arthur McKinney
Toronto Hospital
Reg Carter Laverne
Karen
Stratford
Mroo
G Roberts
Inna Morgan
Cleveland
Robert Hun
Jerome Hunter
Dundas
Mro
Roy Fleming and Sands
Bolton
Laters
J. Hills
Calvin’ Evans
Marjorie
George Grundy
Cooper
Russell Areland
Liordminster
Walker
Guelph Hospital
William
Petrolia
James Struthers
Frank Davies
St John's Church
Ross Gonion
Softball Win Over Cedarvale Players
The Cedarvale School pupils played a softball game against the local school on Friday after 4 pm, resulting in a win for the local team. The piece also mentions multiple local residents visiting family, birthdays, sympathy notes, and farm feeding experiments in New Jersey showing milk costs could drop up to 35 percent with more pasture silage hay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Jersey
Everton Guelph Wedding Of Local Interest
Congratulations to Mr and Mrs Jack Morrell on their marriage in Guelph last Saturday. Manitoban visitors Mr and Mrs Gorton Tovell are staying with Mr and Mrs John Atton and Miss Jennie Tovell. Additional visits include Mr Tod McCutcheon Mrs Mara Jestin Robby and Mr and Mrs Robert McCutcheon in Kitchener and Mr and Mrs Alf Couling with Mr and Mrs Irvin Hamilton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Morrell
Muriel Henham
Guelph
Gorton Tovell
Manitoba
John Atton
Jennie Tovell
Tod McCutcheon
Halton Farm Forum Plans For Future Meetings
On September 21 the County Farm Forum Committee met with the Federation of Agriculture Directors in Milton Court House to hear reports and discuss plans. They urged newspapers to carry the Forum press report and discussed taxation and Ontario Federation finances as the Forum develops with national and provincial governments. A questionnaire was requested to study finances and a mid October meeting was set to plan this year’s berlea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
County Farm Forum
Federation of Agriculture Directors
Court House
Milton
Ro Howard
Farm Forum
Tress
Preas
Forum
RS Heatherington
Halton Federation of Agriculture
Cecil Relvea
Ont Farm Radio Forum
Toronto
Nts
Federation of Agriculture
Ontario
Ontario Federation of Agriculture
Bannockburn Women’s Institute Euchre Party Scores
Bannockburn Women’s Institute held a euchre party on Friday evening with twelve games played. Mrs Doris Harding and Mr Stan Matthews led high scores for the ladies and men respectively, with Mr John Locker also scoring high. Light refreshments were served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BannOckburn
Women
e—Institute
RO L Davidson
Doris Harding
Stan Matthews
John Locker
Lurch
Community Mourns Earle Davidson in Acton Ontario
Earle F. Davidson died after two months of illness at Sunnybrook Hospital Toronto aged 52. Born in Oxenden Ontario he lived eleven years in Acton after moving from Brantford. He served in World Wars I and II and was active in the Canadian Legion and Knox Presbyterian Church. He leaves wife Dorothy Brown four sons Douglas Donald Jack and a daughter Gladys, his mother, four sisters and many friends. Funeral was held Tuesday at Victoria Rumsey Funeral Home with interment at Fairview Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earle F. Davidson
Sunnybrook Hospital
Toronto
James Davidson
Wiarton
Oxenden
Ont
Dorothy Brown
Gladys
Mra Ll C Price
Douglas
Donald
Jack
Acton
Batgar Chapman
Port Elgin
Mauh Porter
Charles
Jack Lightall
Edward Woods
Davidson
Wool Combing Corporation
Wrantford
Canadian Legion
Knox Presbyterian Church
Germany
France
Victorio Rumsey
Roy Armstrong
Legion
Fairview Cemetery
Wes Marchment
John Ferrer Wallace McHugh
Ren Ray- Hiss
Ro Johnson
A Mills
Walter Slack
Myrle
Edgar Chapman
Marilla
Marshall Porter
Audrey
Jack Tighthall
Thelma
Eddie Woods
Carrolls
Rob Hereley
Dave
Jim Dita
Marion Tyndall
Kathy Shipman
George Greenarden
Stan
Mary
Church Supper At Presbyterian Church Draws Large Crowd
The anniversary supper drew about 800 attendees at the Presbyterian Church basement with Toronto artists performing including Gordon Brown and the Powries. Donations came from Eden Mills and nearby districts. Other events noted include Harvest festival services at St John’s and ongoing anniversary services led by visiting clergy in Rockwood and area.
Engagement announced for Mauretta Rowles and John Cooke
Mauretta Ann Rowles youngest daughter of John Rowles Toronto and S Perrie Ham ton to John Melbourne Cooke youngest son of M A Cooke Coboconk Ort. The marriage will be held Saturday October 21 in the United Church Coboconk Ont.
Hold Party as Pair Are Congratulated
On Wednesday evening September 2 the Rutledge home Acton welcomed Wands Rutledge and her fiancé Dick Greene of Denver Colorado. A homecoming engagement party followed a 1700 mile holiday journey with entertainment from local residents and music by McKeown Thompson Turner Rutledge and others. Guests offered best wishes as refreshments and an engagement cake were shared.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wands
Arthur Swackhamer
Supt
United Church
Frank Petch
Georgetown
Mrv
Clinton Swackhamer
Eveleen
Rena Hraida
Acton
Ralph McKeown
Ban
Billy
Alfred Thompson
Will
Shirley Thompson
Bud Anderson
Ide Ritchile
C Tumer
Doug Peck
Elton Cole
Jack Locker
Annie Moore
Sophia
Wm Gibb
Churchill United Church
Turner
Rutledge
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George Mason
Montreal
Mare Duncan McDougall
Hillsburg
Ralph Hendereon
W. J. Gould
Miss Clark
V B. Ryumley
YA MacLean
Tilbury
Charles Symon
Montres
James Bymon
Fred Warren
Jimmy
John Wood
C O Burns
Mr Hinton
Lake Ave
Melvin Burs
Arnold Marhall
Marshall
A H Wishop
George Pushop
Manitoulin Taland
J. E. Pearen
Kiva Pearen
Janet Aitken
Hoss Allan
Brett
Kingston-on-Thames
England
New York
W T Burns
Wauregan, Conn
William Burns
Hams
Win Landsborough
Cedarvale
Everton
Halton Farm Radio Forum
Berlea
Bannockburn W.1
Earle Davidson
Old Colony
Lovelace
Rachlin Jewellers
Hockwood
Presbyterian Church
Wet
Eden Mills
Gordon Brown
L Powrie
Erwin Powrie
S. Powrie
M Brodle
Bartone
LL Powre
Reading
Mra
M. Brofe
M Brndie
Gorton Brown
Erwin Dowrie
Eden Mills Presbyterian Church
D P Howland
York Memorial Presbyterian Church
Faten Mille
Gordon Couling
Christ
JW Oliver
Lion's Head
Belwod
Western
Chapple’s Bookstore
Wyndham St
Gualph
Angus Kennedy
del Jordan
Walt Livestock Market
Hoebbeck
Euptinasara
Mineniiben
Chiasittinhanl
Fiano
Munmcopal
Acton Public Utilities Office
J, Pacgeacata
Fleet Street
Men
Pallant’s
Clothing Store Mill
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