Local Social Notes From Brampton Guelph and Nearby
Hillsburg Wr. and Mrs. W. Chequé with Master Robert and Jimmie spent Sunday with Clarence McClure at Brampton. Mrs. J P McCann and Pred were in Guelph for the week end. A miscellaneous shower blessed Miss Bertha Gray a bride-to-be at her parents home Sixth on. Mr J Cox able to be about again after escaping injury from a gravel truck. Albert Cox John Green visited Toronto with Cox's nephews. Eva Qoreen Bill Cox spent Sunday with Rozvels. Many are listed sick in this vicinity and hoped to recover soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guelph
Bertha Gray
J. Cox
Albert Cox
John Green
Toronto
James Lowrie
Rockwood
Max Milne
William Currie
Sm. Lowrie
Nassagaweya
Amir
Grover Gallagher
Mona
Fred Davidson
Laura Atkins
Acton
Ina Burnett
Barrie
George Currie
Georgetown
Bi Hayles and Son
Jack Wright
Detroit
J. Wright
Robert McAlpine
Hamilton
Clarke
George Clarke
Thomas Kemp
Norman Spence
Spence
Bob Croft
William Croft
Messrs
Stuart
Wahlted Church Young People Hold Regular Meeting
Wahlted Church Young People Society meets Monday with Ross Gordon presiding. Marion and Kathleen Taylor present a Canada missions talk. Rev E Kerr delivers sermons at Eden Mills to large crowds. Community mourns Oscar Ostrander. other members face operations and funerals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wahlted Church Young People's Society
Ross Gordon
Escuia Pub
Growl of Missions
Canada
Marion
Kathleen Taylor
Jean Howell
Eden Mills
Presbyterian Church
E. Kerr
Avonton
Mor
Azton
Reedsolokki
Guelph
Oscar Ostrander
Western Hospital
Ian Toronto
Aomsult
Stock Yards
Toronto
Wot. Dickleson
Andéego
Wm. Wishart
Waspital
George Gormon
Ross
Colin Kitching
KI Anderson
Robt. Campbell
Kincardine
United Church Women's Missionary Society
Janett Little
George Holton
Wm. Gordon
Alf. Watson
Chas. H. Warris
A. IC ‘Yhomius
Powers
John MM. Dyer
Ww. Cc. T. U
Harris
Janet Lite
John Little
Warrie WM
Speedsside
Mroo
Rob.wechardyon
Vineland
Alex. Clark
St. Catharines
Roy Day
University of Toronto
Chas. Garner
Galt
Marlem Day
Mildred McKany
Kitchener
the United Church
Visitors gather at Hortop home in Everton area
Ever ton area residents hosted and visited relatives from Blair Strabane Guelph Toronto Osprings Dun dalk and Winger amid weekend gatherings. Notable guests included Mr and Mrs James Hortop and Charles Hortop of Blair Mr and Mrs Howard Pielding and son David of Strabane Mrs W H Pielding of Guelph and Mr and Mrs E Spence of Toronto. The McCutcheon and Shepherdson families also hosted and travelled guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Hortop
James Hortop
Charles Hortop
Blair
Howard Pielding
David
Strabane
W. H. Pielding
Guelph
Osprings
Messie
P. R. Peavey
Harry Hartep
Gordon Aitkins
Huntsville
Local notices from Harmilton and Acton obituary
Ballina and Mrs. Foreman of Harmilton visit Roy Foreman family. Visitors at Mrs. Soper's home include Joseph Morris Frank Yelmen Cecil Soper and others from Tor onto Preston. Funeral held in Acton for Mrs. David Mc Enery with sympathy from the community. Soper recovering from ten days of bed confinement. No church service here due to anniversary services at Melville United Church.
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Galt Hospital
David Mc Enery
Acton
Soper
Melville United Church
Milton area visitors and farm incidents headline week
Milton mayor and Mrs J P Bartleman return from Timouns visit to Mrs Hartleman’s parents. The Fetter family and Mrs Millard visit WL Hetler’s home. Police hunt delinquents who removed detour barricades on the Milton Acton route during bridge work. A sow leads her brood through Mount Nemo fields, then is captured on Raymond Miller’s Freeman farm.
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J. P. Bartleman
Timouns
Milton
Acton
Mount Nemo
Raymond Miller
NR WR
Freeman
Notable Local Items Mix Travel, Construction and Tragedy
Burlington residents report Mrs Macdonald visiting Johannesburg and Durban while Water Commissioner John Marduks outlines lakeshore excavation for a new house. Dominion Construction completes cement work on a road slide. Edward Dankin dies at 75 after brief illness. A car owned by E Zealand overturns with no injuries. Veterans’ groups in Hamilton draft employment resolutions. September relief funds and unemployment measures discussed as local labor remains tight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Macdonald
G. W
Tebbs
Johannesburg
Durban
Natel
South Africa
John Marduks
Roseland Survey
Nelson Township
Dominion Construction Co
C.nlr
Maple Avenue
Edward Dankin
Pine
Elzabeth Streets
E. Zealand
New Street
James Beasley
Hamilton
King's Road
Gates
Hughes Cleavez
Mortimer
Oakville High School Field Day Produces Winners
Oakville records note Yrena Matheson winning the Senior Girls sprint crown and Don Macrae taking the Intermediate Boys leadership during Friday’s Field Day at Trafalgar Park. Also mentions Mrs H Adair prizes at Milton Fair and Mrs Gellagher with Donald David’s death.
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Halton Liberal Conservative Association
Lloyd Dingle
Burlington
Mra
Edwin Halict
Oakville
Halton County
Oakville High School
Trafalgar Park
Yrena Matheson
Don Macrae
Lar
Georgetown Residents Return From Sightseeing and Visits
Georgetown citizens report returning home after extended travels and visits. Mr. and Mrs. Goodler came back after two months in the British Isles. Mrs. R. B. Poulis and others arrived from Scotland. Morrison, McLeod and Cook families hosted relatives in Canada and Ontario last summer. Smith & Stone Ltd. held a golf event with 100 distributors from Canada and the U S at Cedar Crest Golf Club. Orion Lodge hosted a large Odd Fellows rally led by Grand Master W T Knighton of Ontario.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra. Goodler
Lelicia
R. B. Poulls
Scotland
Old Land
O. T. McLeod
Sudbury
Cook
Toronto
Morrison
A. B. Castell
Wighgate
Chatham
Woodblock
Cedar Crest Golf Club
Smith & Stone Ltd
Georgetown
Canada
United States
Oddfellows
Orion Lodge
Representatives of Credit District No
W.T. Knighton
Grand Lodge of Ontario
Harvest Home services and church entertainments noted
Limehouse United Church held Harvest Home services to praise God and thankfulness with Rev A O W Foreman delivering an address. A Monday evening program by Epworth United Church youths from Toronto featured John Nichol and others in concerts and sketches. The Limehouse community welcomed visitors from Toronto and praised the entertainment.
Fragmented Speech About Aide And Fest
A clipped dialogue fragment shows confusion over a planned aid and a festival. The lines suggest miscommunication and a mistaken belief someone was needed for a fest. No clear individuals or organizations are identifiable.
Local notices from Gilda and nearby towns
Mrs W S McKinnon returned to her home at Gilda Alberta after four months with her sister Mrs Abbott and Dr Abott Master James Gibson was ill and underwent an appendicitis operation at Guelph General Hospital He is convalescing Mr Nathan Dilman had an operation for throat trouble at Western Hospital Toronto last Thursday We are pleased to import hesis convalescing Members of Wellington Lodge A FP and AM No 271 Erin attended divine service at Burns Presbyterian Church Sunday afternoon Rev J A Grant delivered a splendid sermon Advocate
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. S. McKinnon
Gilda
Alberta
Abbott
Abott
James Gibson
Guelph General Hospital
Nathan Dilman
Western Hospital
Toronto
Wellington
Lodge A. FP
Erin
Burns’ Presbyterian Church
J. A. Grant
Advocate
Campbelville Ladies Aid Meets in Sunday School Room
Campbellville notes report the Ladies' Aid of St. David's Church holding their regular monthly meeting in the Sunday school room on Tuesday afternoon with a good turnout. Families move in and out of the village including G Hamiltons into Jos Weir's house and Clark Marrs moving to Milton for the winter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. David's Church
G. ©. Hamilton
Jos. Weir
Clark Marrs
Milton
Thos. Mitchell
North Bay
Bank of Nova Scotia
Anniversary Services Highlight Eden Mills Congregation
Anniversary observances at the Presbyterian Church featured morning and evening sermons by Rev. Samuel Horr of Avonton, with special music by Mrs. Jessie Reed of Guelph and Acton’s male quartette. A village fowl supper followed in Town Hall. Visitors listed include families from Limehouse Georgetown Garafrain Acton and beyond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Horr
Avonton
Jessie Reed
Guelph
Acton
Ladies’ Aid
Fergus
D. T
McKerrell
Toronto
The
Presbyterian Church
Bridge Collapse on Elora Kitchener Highway Strands Traffic
Walker of Walker's Transport narrowly escaped injury when a wooden bridge on the Elora Kitchener route in Pilkington Township near Elora-Guelph gave way under a hog truck. The bridge collapsed into the river as two women helped set barricades and warn oncoming traffic. The road is heavily traveled and will be replaced with a concrete structure promptly.
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Walker
Trans
Elora
Kitchener
Pilkington
Elora-Guelpha
Mm. D
Atrdre
Chay. Goodwin
Milton Intermediates Win 12-7 Over Bowmanville Royals
In the deciding game at Oakville Milton Intermediates defeated Bowmanville Royals 12 to 7. Early Royals errors and a rough seventh inning doomed their title bid as Milton rallied with a sixth inning surge highlighted by Naylor Anderson Clement and Brush.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bowmanville
Oakville
Meaford
Bowmanville Royals
Milton Intermediates
Royals
Urey
Ezeard
Milton
Hage
Clement
Piper
Naylor
Anderson
W. Clement
Brush
Osborne
Attist
J. Brush
D. Clement
Go To Jericho Described In Ponder Narrative
Captain S E Ponder writes of the Jericho route from Jerusalem to the Dead Sea road described as long hot dusty and unsafe with robberies noted including a bishop’s ring theft. He highlights ravens feeding Elisha and a landscape of low round hills and a dramatic descent into a geologic gorge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jecho
S. E. Ponder
Palestine
Paris
Stanky Paul
Jerusalem
Dead Sea
Captain Ponder
Elisha
Ponder
Progress in Our Work and Rivalry
A proverb about progress warns that rivalrous ruinous pushing does not raise anyone. True value comes only when work is done in the Master's spirit, otherwise it is worth less.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruskin
Circumstances Shape Character Says Mayer
A quoted remark from F. B. Mayer states that the events and conditions of life are chosen to best develop usefulness and beauty in a person. The idea emphasizes self-selected circumstances guiding character growth and achievement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. B. Mayer
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Neighborhood News
Hillsburg
W. Chequé
Robert
Jimmie
Clarence McClure
Brampton
Everton
Mars. Riddell
Baby Girl
Dundalk
Uunte
Mry E. Sheperdson
Ballina
Limehouse
Mtr
Harry Bowman
Mfr
W. A. Lane
Robert Lane
Women's Missionary Society of the Presbyterian Church
C. W. Gale
My. Leonard Brown
E. McKay
Shelburne
Women’s Institute
Stuart Wright
Gowdy
Stephenson
McGowan
P. Brown
Kirkpatrick
Peggy Smethurst
Limehouse United Church
A. O. W. Foreman
Ballbotnd
United Church
Epworth United Church
John Nichol
Afr
HW. O. Ells
A. Turon
Hi. Ellis
H. Kinney
Milssea MM. Moldye
D. Woldye
E Adamson
Haworth Church
A. V. Kendall
Campbellville
Nicol
Sinclair
George Ramsey
Garafrain
William Mino, Jr
S. Barnes
Margaret Mino
Milis Ian Barden
L. Borthwick
Morriston
Jericho
United Church of Canada
E. M. Merrew
Non
Paronago
Bower Areas
Knox Church
Presbyterian Knox Church
H-L. Rennie
Frank Holmer
Dover Avenue
F. E. Mwolmes
Plano
Neason
Roy Denny
Mid ‘Street
Kerr
Geo, Edwards
Church Street
Alfred Fryer
Bower Avenue
Clury Ave. West
Voronto, Ont
Willow Street
R. J. Kerr
Free Press
Vannatter Fox Farm
W. J. Patterson
CAD
D. B.acknery
Belond
Medical Onjeer of Health
Wrealth
J. A. McNiven
J.K. Gardiner
Erin Fair
Newton W. Rowell
K.C
Ontario
Central
Freas
Osbadlan
Yhote
Jonn F. Rohertson
John F. Robertson
Exquesing
Halton
Farmar
W. I. Dick
Milton Ontario
Woyd
W. T. Patterson
Wyndham SL
Lebians
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