Weekend Guests and Birthdays Highlight Dustic Community
Dustic residents hosted a busy weekend with Elvena and Margaret Rose Winter, Mra M Jotham, and many from Guelph Preston Acton and Toronto among the visiting families. Aged residents received well wishes for Mrs. Mary Ann Walker on her 83rd birthday while Mr Josiah Stewart faced a serious operation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elvena
Margaret Rose
Winter
Dustic
Mra W. Jackson
Mra M. Jotham
Guelph
James Hall
Dan Wheeler
Carl Wheeler
Hargess Mills
Mary Ann Walker
James Strathern
Alfred Hales
Mn Fea Hales
Morley Walker
Beverley Hall
Jane Mitchell
Ie Rei
Arnold Sunter
Gail
Dianne
Niagara
R J Matthews
D. G. Robertaon
L. Stansbur
Anne
Oakville
R. Robertaon
Toronto
C. Williamson
Douglas Robertson
J. A Hatlock Reg
Nancy
Agincourt
Weekend social visits across Ontario towns
The report lists numerous residents visiting relatives and hosting guests over a weekend. Names include Mr and Mrs T G Aitken Han, Mr and Mrs T D McCutcheon, Erin Farr, Mr and Mrs Farr Roles, Lorne Roles, Arnold Wilson, W Head, Fred Murray, Charlie Head, Donnie Wenton, Robert McCutcheon, Harvey Jestin, Robby, Mac Cleod, and Wm Robertson. Locations mentioned include Guelph Kitchener Toronto Rockwood Albany NY and Albany NY visit notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T.G Aitken
Han Tittan
T. D. McCutcheon
Erin Farr
Mra
Mra Farr
Mra Lorne
Arnold Wilson
W Head
Fred Murray
Guelph
Charlie Head
Donnie
Albany
Norman Fryer
Ann. Guelph
Omar Parker
Fruit shipments from Beamsville reach overseas markets
Ontario fruit makers ship air freight peaches from the Beamsville area in the Niagara peninsula to new overseas markets. The peaches are described as fresher and better graded than U S sea-borne fruit, priced at 10 cents a pound cheaper, and rapidly snapped up as they appeared.
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Ontario
Berhmuds
Beamsville
Niagara Peninsula
America
Thanksgiving Day observances fill Campbellville with visitors
Large turnout for Sunday services at St John s Church and a sacred drama in the Town Hall presented by Abe Mimosa Young People under Rev Erla Currie of Orton. Guests included Mino McKinnon and Minnie Nickell of Toronto, Roy Day and John Lynch of Toronto, and others from Hamilton and Elliot. Bowling Club plans a fence around the green.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greal
Fred Williamson
Galilee
hUme
Mino McKinnon
Toronto
Newmarket
A. Johns
Nassagaweya AR Net Mr and Mrs Gerald MacLeod wed
Congratulations to Mr and Mrs Gerald MacLeod on their marriage October 8 at Acton Presbyterian. They honeymoon in Medina New York and reside in Esquesing upon return. The Nassagaweya Presbyterian Church held a Thankoffering meeting with Missionary Mrs Toronto from Brazil speaking on their work and worship. Various local members contributed and a social hour followed with refreshments. Chickenpox warnings and a mobile dental clinic visited the area, financed by new public health grants. A Nassagaweya Ladies' Aid bazaar was planned with aprons baking candy and novelties to raise funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gerald MacLeod
Jeanie Brimea
Acton Presbyterian
Medina
N.Y
Esquesing
Nassagaweya
Presbyterian Church
Wilfred Kennedy
Kegel
Toronto
Fromrazil
Brazil
Charlotte Turner
Bud” Fraser
Verna Campbell
Ed. Dredge
J. J. Kennedy
John Farly
Mira Jesse Dunkle
Mira
Bert Dredge
Daved Henderson
Armstrong
Acton
Milton
Campbellville
Halton County Health Unit
Halton
Dr. O'Meara
Birmingham
USA
School of Hygiene and Public Health
Royal Navy
China
MNRRA
Nassagaweya Presbyterian Ladies’ Aid
John
David Henderson
Stan Robinson
Campbellville Women’s Institute Meeting Highlights Local Roads Talk
The October Campbellville Women’s Institute met at Mrs W McLaren’s home with president Mrs Frank Quinlan presiding. Members shared favorite household appliances and discussed a resolution about building a highway through Campbellville. A wide list of guests and neighbors attended, with reports on current events, recipes, singing, a turkey supper, and church services.
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Campbellville Women's Institute
W. McLaren
Frank Quinlan
L. Crawford
Campbellville
Gambling Fever Warns Of Nationwide Fraud Risk
A New York dispatch cites $33,000 to $800 a day wagers and Britain’s £720 million yearly totalisator turnover as evidence of gambling’s rise. The Economist warns tax, social costs, and bribe temptations in sports, urging restraint and charitable giving without expectation of return. The Toronto Star commentary criticizes sports betting and calls for action.
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New York Dispatch
United States
London Economist
Britain
Toronto Star
Limehouse notes mix of visits and church events
Mr and Mrs O Mulder spent the weekend in Scotland with Frances staying a week. The Peterson Brethour wedding in Holy Trinity Toronto. Visitors include many local families and friends. Church services skipped at Limehouse next Sunday for Knox Church Georgetown anniversary. Community raspberries being picked this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. F. Campbell
Mountsberg
Robert. Hurren
Leonard Watson
Kilbride
George Inglis
John Mitchell
Joan
Milton
Chas Leaist
Mamilton
George Harris
Rita Hubbert
Ent
Stuart Cramp
Niagare Falls
Howard Lash
Rows Carbett
Port Huron
Lewis Binkley
Win Hurren
Jlowson Lash
Melvin Sfood
Row Mitchell
Mo Wellington
Toronto
Ao Mefenedran
Katherine
D. Mahon
Windsor
Mro
JK Mahon
Earl Dougherty
Jack Nicholson
Tom Dales
Eleanor Stewart
Edgar Cairns
Mero
Harry Hood
Cartisse
Wm Roberts
Carl Ross
Jean
Janet McPhail
William Bell
Jacqueline
Peter MecPhail
O. Mulder
Scotland
Frances
Mitchell's
Petterson-Brethour
Holy Trinity Church
Chas Jones
Dixie
Gloria
Woodbridge
T. G Brown
Mre Guby
Mothers and Daughters
Ralph Turner
John Foster
Helen Devereaux Hame
Hugh Scott
Scott Sr
Alex Wright
al FP
Paul
Smethurst
W Newton
Bare
Ted Morrow
Flaine
Mra Lane
Wm Fransa
Irene
Jax Whson
Robby
Acton
Noble
Mra. Law
Glady
Kenneth Aakin
Floin Aakin
G. A. Sindsir
Stewart Smith
Weston
A.C. Patterson
Cyril Clarke
Johnny Andrew
Limehouse
la Knox Church
Georgetown
Playing the Devil in a Vicar’s Sermon on nibbling Tactics
A Knowhll Hllress parish letter describes Rev Basil Clarke’s claim that one can “play the devil” through nibbling tactics. The piece argues such soft arguments blur theology, aiding private vices, and misrepresent political ideologies like communism and socialism as compatible with Christian teaching.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Basil Clarke
Langer
Man of Galilee
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