Neighborhood notes on clubs and local visits
Wednesday night the Young People’s Association held a fraternal meeting after summer break with many in attendance. D McDougall plans ground work for a miniature golf course at Edgewood Park. Margaret Armatrong of Toronto visits her aunt Mrs W Argo. Mrs John Wright left home to spend time with daughters in Erin and St Thomas. A Women's Institute special met to discuss repairs for a rented plato and warden party. Guests included Mrs Jax Anderson and Mrs Robt Mulny of Acton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young People’s Association
D. McDougall
Edgewood Park
Margaret Armatrong
Toronto
W. Argo
John Wright
Erin
St. ‘Thomas
Plato
Nua
Jax, Anderson
Robt. Alulny
Acton
Mes
Oakville Chief Learns of Brother's Death in Nurturo
Oakville Chief of Police David Kerr received word last evening of the death of his brother Robert of nurture. The report notes political visitor R. K. Anderson and John Irwin of Milton were in town Tuesday to attend constituency interests. Fire crews battled a roof blaze at W. Merry's home Saturday afternoon, extinguished with little damage. Miss J. M. Krug, a public school teacher, was hospitalized after being run down by a taxi in Toronto suffering a head wound. W. W. Shipley is on vacation and S. Slayer acts as CO. Mrs. A. R. Langford of Port Whitby guests with Mrs. J. M. Forster. Rev. J. Ye Melvin was invited to preach anniversary sermons at Rhigo. Mrs. James Jarvis of Boyne died early Saturday after a prolonged illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Kerr
Robert
Nurturo
R. K. Anderson
John Irwin
Milton
W. ‘Rl. Merry
J. M. Krug
Toronto
Toronto General Hospital
Krug
W. W. Shipley
Slayer
CO. N
Surent
Mra. A
Langford
Port Whit
erin Sept report lists pupils above sixty percent
Greenock School monthly report for September lists pupils who passed all exams with at least sixty percent. Names include Villean Burt Lloyd McKeown Jack Forestall Marlon Lasts Jean Aitken Lawson McCutcheon Elsie Maude Donalda McPheil Thelma Morrison Aitken Evalin MacCalay Eileen Johnson Lorne Noe Douglin Macdonald Margaret McPhull Gyal McCutcheon and others with scores shown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erin
Villean Burt
Ielen “McVnig
Elsie Maude
Vom Worestell
Donalda McPheil
W—Thelms Morrison
Aitken
Ji—Evaling MacCaly
Eileen Johnson
Lorne Nole
Douglan Macdonald
Vetrene Veuth
Wilowe
Death of Mr D W Black in Cornwall Ontario
Friends here mourn the death of D W Black at age 53 54 following a September stroke. He worked in the local woollen mills during the plant closure and is survived by his wife and three sisters. The report also notes a Prohibition era church gathering and a wedding in Montreal for George J Black of Montreal and Jeannette Coker of Guelph with household trip to Detroit and Montreal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. W. Black
Cornwall
Ontario
Black
U. L. Hennle
Acton
Dan Cupid
Rockwood
Norrish HY. Black
George J. Black
Montreal
Jeannette Coker
RM N
Guelph’ L
Amos ‘Tevell
Quelphy
Oliter
Milna Lole Black
Harry Harlep
Everton
Wis
Wyndham Inn
Detroit
Wm. Burrows
Preaton
George Foster
Honeywood
Judson Black
Lansing
Mich
W. J. Taylor
Chas
Terris
United Church
Mount Parent
Taylor- Miri
Mira
Osborne
Robert Crott
Wim. Mckhell
Gull
Bune
Rhos
Talbot
Angus Carter
John Lister
Port Dodger
Riven at Ebenezer United Church entertains locals
A missionary playlet hosted by the Women’s Missionary Society and an orchestra interlude drew a large crowd at Ebenezer United Church last Friday evening. Local visitors include Mr and Mrs WW Wing of Doronta and Mr and Mrs Charles Wing of Campbellville. The Ladies’ Aid met at Mrs Elwood Wilson’s home on Wednesday. Menara J W Norrish and sons of Naskawega won prizes for cattle at Aberfoyle fair last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ebenezer United Church
Women's Missionary Society of the Church
Capringe
WW. J. Wing
Doronta
Knatch‘bull
Bursday
Charles Wing
Campbellville
Knatchbull
Ladies’ Aid and Women’s Missionary Society of
Ebenover United Enureh
Elwood Wilson
Guelph Road
Menara
J. W. Norrish
Bons
Nassagawega
Aberfoyle Yatr
Local Notes and Social News From Wellington District
Mr and Mrs Robert Mason of Pitts burgh Pa visited with Mr and Mrs Harry Gundura Rev Edward Lee and Mrs Lee of Bobcaygeon were guests of Miss Burks. Mr and Mrs T R W Wall and son Charles attended Milverton Pauly and saw relatives Friday. Mr Wm Campbell of Erin is seriously ill in St Josephs Hospital Guelph following September 22 operation. Thieves broke the Shell Gas tank lock at Bush Marsh Ware taking gasoline. Wellington Lodge No 211 A P L A M held annual At Home in Town Hall with euchre luncheon and dancing to Cash Orchestra. Advocate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Mason
Pittsbury
Harry Gandura
Edward Lee
Lee
Bobcaygeon
Bparks
W. Wall
Zon
Charles
Milverton Pauly
Omnp
Bell
Erin
St. Joseph's Hospital
Guelph
Wellington Lodge
No. 211
A. PL A& A. ML
Thuradiy
Thil
Cash Orchestra
Crampton— Advocate
Fire damages Milton Public School roof in early morning blaze
A fire at Milton Public School damaged the roof and caused water damage estimated at 600 dollars insured. Nearby residents and visitors included Mrs W Moore of Niagara Falls and Miss Gollop of Vancouver. Ontario road work supervision by W H Morden and Rev Dr Sipprill noted, with community figures commenting on local events and pickpocket incidents reported.
Ballinafad Visitors and Local Hydro Power Talks
Ballinafad and Toronto residents visited the Soper home on Sunday including Mrs Bert Rogers and Mrs EB Wright plus Mr and Mrs Morris and Vera Elliott, with Mra Swindlehurst and Master Jack. Guelph man Mr Commeld led a hydro power installation inquiry in the district. A young worker from Jamen Cook’s employ was hospitalized for an appendectomy. Many residents attended the Churchill anniversary supper Monday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra, English
Nellie English
Toronto
Bert Rogers
EB. J. Wright
William
Mra
Joseph Morria Morris
Vera
Elliott
Elale Illott
Harry Swindichurat
Jack
Misa
Betty Swindlehurst
Alfred Soper
ComMeld
Guelph
Jamen
Churchill
Merritt reports finish in Windsor marathon and local visits
Irvine Merritt learned that the Windsor 2d mile marathon results show a distant finish. Local residents, including Mr. and Mrs. N. H. Brown and daughter Yrene of Wighgate, plus many visitors from Toronto and Hamilton, spent the weekend in Glorgetown with friends and relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irvine Merritt
Wionllton
N. H. Brown
Yrene
Wighgate
Mra
Watson
John Miller
Mira
Hing
Munioka
G. C. Lawrence
Qom. Lawrenee
Toronto
Yweawy
McLeny
Port Credit
Wilson
Niagara Falls
Charlea Wilson
Hamilton
Local Social News Bites From Burlington Area
Reports from Burlington note Mias Elde Dunham returning home from Versailles New York to visit relatives. Mr. Miller Peart, formerly with Foxborough Co. in Detroit, moved to Pittsburgh Pa. Mlle Bodkin from London holidaying at Dr W A Nodkin’s Brant Street. Roy Toll improving after surgery at St Joseph’s. Edwin and Myrtle Rhynas return from West coast California honeymoon. Mrs Wwin Taylor shows raspberry branch with ripe berries at Pearl Street Gazette office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mias Elde Dunham
Veraailles
N.Y
Miller Peart
Morley
Mrs. Peart
Foxborough Co
Detroit
Plitteburg
Bodkin
Westminster Hopital
London
W. A. Nodkin
Brant Street
Edwin R. Mackin
Woodland Avenue
Roy Toll
St. Joseph's Wespitat
al, Smith
Myrtle
Rainy River
Ontario
Anniversary Celebrations at Churchill United Church
Sunday and Monday marked rad-lotton days for Churchill United Church with Rev J A Dilts delivering sermons. The congregation overflowed for both services, the choir performed, and local women organized a famed supper and entertainment. A theft case led to a courtroom exchange with a boy named Henry, a judge, and a blunt warning about truth telling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Churchill United
J. A. Dilts
Fonthill
Lydia Caldwell
Joan Kennedy
Acton
Chwrebty
Foy
WW. Caldwell
Ghurehil Orehenbru
Mrief
Ives
Iev
W . Wenniewonid Yuev
Mia J. Uambly
Toronto
W. D. Gowdy
Tamiahaunie
M. W. Rutledge
Mia
Limehouse
My. Charles Landsborough
Mines W. McMillan
Willabeth Orr
Capringe Ladies
Roy Hindley
Maid
Dr. Agnew
Miu Breaks Ankle During Week Wishing Voronto Visit
Community notes list visitors and events around Toronto and area. Miu suffers a broken ankle last week and is resting at home with family. Several residents and families are noted visiting, duck hunting trips at Mud Lake, and local club and institute activities including the Women’s Institute meeting led by Mrs Robertson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miu
Ado
Gurrio
Voronto
Pond
D. Stewart-wore
Mira M. Cox
Fimily
Toronto
Mr. Dee
Nennicks
MrLong
Mra
Argaut Young
Nockwoo Ee Ee Meyarn
Cooke
GO. Aitkenn
Ft. Aitkens
Mud Lake
Leane Grimdy
Hamilton
Mra. Robertson
Mn HL WR. McCutcheon
Minn M. ‘Cooke
Premier Vennett
Newt
Minioag
Auction and sale notices from Acton area paper
Multiple notices for church pastor and parsonage, home goods, farm auction, rental apartments, and extensive household sale. Includes listing of John M Courtney auctioning horses and cattle at Russell Johnson farm, plus land and stock sale details in Naasagaweya and Waquene areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John M. Courtney
Russell Johnson
Erin
Acton
James Adamson
Sunderland House
Minestreet
Lot
Nasaigaweyh
Naasagaweya
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Oakville
Mra. Harland Morry
Dundas Street
James Jarvis
Boyne
Star
Greenock School
Hockwood
Victoria
Denyes
Dneludlig
Palestine
Sipprill
mionthd-aboukl-Corby—yaare
Nev
John Pickering
Ohimpson
W. BD
Gregory
Misa Wilda
Oakwile
My. D
Robertson
Los
Wundtan
T. A. Makelock
Oalevillo
Ballinafad
Glorgetown
Burlington
Sawyer
Che
Darky
Henry
Aul
Rastus
Marshall
Aes Ra
Speblerr
Matheto
Zie
Ste Sieve
Clark's
CARRO
Carroll
Conde
Boc
Bsc
Wsbe
Mill Street
Keen’s
McLarsp
Wanda
uster—Rev
CO. L. Pela B. DE Batre
Mary
Jesus
the Mint
Presbyterian Enox Church
H. L. Rennie
Willow Street
Hunday
Mintuber
Babbath
Coforth
Acton Baptist Church
W. ¥. Hamilton
Adams
ALL Ane Welcome
William EF. Allan
Zrin
Helfer
Honis
Porrent
Gale
T. Crenen
Bower Avenue
Pinder
W. B. Mooney
Osad
W. ¥. Mooney
John McGeachie
Church Stree
Kent
Dominion MN
WG. Molmes
Ns, Xerr
Albert L. Price
Upper Wyndham
Gustgh
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