Residents Share Weekend Visits Across Ontario Towns
The local column lists dozens of visitors and extended family from Guelph Toronto Acton Wreston Kincardine Georgetown Oakville Niagara Falls and St Catharines who spent the weekend with residents and attended birthdays and funerals. Notable mentions include Mrs Mary Ann Walker celebrating her 83rd birthday and Mr Josiah Stewart undergoing serious surgery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elvena
Margaret Nose
Dustic
W. J. Jackson
M. Jotham
Guelph
James Hall
Dan Wheeler
Carl Wheeler
Hargess Mills
Mary Ann Walker
James Struthers
Kittay
Alfred Hales
EF A Hales
Morley Walker
Beverley Hall
Jane Mitchril
Hutchinson
Ruse
Il Struthers
Terry
Wreston
FF ‘Tuut
Watt Walker
Jimmy
Sandra
Kincardine
Starkey
Arkell
Wm Struthers
Acton
Richard Brown
Elgin Brown
Agra
Josiah Stewart
Armmold Sunter
Gail
Dianne
Niagara Falls
FE Sunter
FE Etaldic
Jerome Hunter
Hampton
Craig
Joan
Georgetown
Ken Leighton
Paul
Toronto
Ward Hrace
Byron Bruce
WG Culle
Mina Phytlia Foreman
Foreman
Gordon Robertson
Burwash
Sharon
St. Catharines
R. J Matthews
D. G. Robertson
L. Stanebur
Anne
Oakville
K. Robertson
C Williamson
Douglas Robertson
J A Bullock Reg
Nancy
Agincourt
A. F. Campbell
Mountsberg
Robert. Hurren
Leonard Wetson
Kilbride
George Inglis
John Mitchell
Milton
Chas Leaist
Mamilton
George Tarts
Rita Hubbert
Ent
Stuart Cramp
Howard Lush
Rows Carbett
Port Blynon
Lewis Binkley
Win Hurren
Jlowson
Melvin Hood
Row Mitchell
Mo Wellington
Mra Ao Me
Fnodran
Katherine
D. Mahon
Windsor
Mro
JK Mahon
Earl Dougherty
Jack Nicholson
Tom Dales
Eleanor Stewart
Edgar Cairna
Harry Wood
Cartisie
Wm Roberts
Carl Ross
Pus“inch
Jean
Janet McPhail
William Bell
Jacqueline
Peter McPhail
Weekend Visits Across Ontario and New York Families
Mr and Mrs T G Aitken and guests from Har Trinity plus Erin Fair attendance mark a weekend in Ontario. Numerous couples including McCutcheon Roles Head Wilson Murray and others traveled to or hosted at Toranto Guelph and Kitchener while Morris visits Albany New York and Fryer with Parker family in Guelph.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T.G Aitken
Har Tittan
T. D. McCutcheon
Erin Falr
Alf
Mra Earl
Mra Larne
Arnold Wilson
Fred Murray
Guelph
Chartle
Donnie? Wenton
Robert McCutcheon
Kitchener
Harvey Jestin
Robby Mro
Mac Meclead
Toronto
Wr Robertson
Tes Jeatin
Patsy
3Dr
Bill Craig
Jackie
Toranto
Max, Milne
Rockwood
Morris
Albany
Norman Fryer
Ann. Guelph
Omar Parker
Fly Praches to Bernuda
Ontario fruit ships for first time in volume to overseas markets. Bedmude area peaches from Niagara peninsula shown in air freight with fresher, better graded fruit and lower price of 10 cents per pound.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ontario
Bedmude Air
Beamsville
Niagara Peninsula
America
Thanksgiving Day services brighten Rockwood weekend
Quiet Thanksgiving observances spread through Rockwood with large church attendance. At St John’s Church Holy Communion was held led by Hector WoOG Laatena, and a sacred drama by the Young People of Orton drew many from nearby areas at Town Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erin Fall
St. John’s Church
Hector Woog Laatena
Presbyterian Church
Hew Eria Currie
Orton
Fred Williamson
Galilee
Mira McKinnon
Toronto
Campbellville
McPhedran
Newmarket
A F Johns
Nassagaweya AR Newt Marries Mr MacLeod in Acton
Congratulations to Mr and Mrs Gerald MacLeod on their marriage Saturday October 8 at Acton Presbyterian manse. They honeymoon in Medina New York and will reside in Esquesing upon return. The Nassagaweya Presbyterian Church held a Thankoffering meeting with Mrs Wilfred Kennedy conducting and Miss Charlotte Turner with Mr Bud Fraser performing duets. A mobile dental clinic trailer visited the school last Friday funded by new health grants. A Nassagaweya Ladies Aid bazaar was planned at Mrs John Early’s home with aprons, candy, baking and novelties for sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gerald MacLeod
Jeesie Brime
Acton Presbyterian Manse
Medina
N.Y
Esquesing
WOMS
Nassagaweya
Presbyterian Church
Mra
Wilfred Kennedy
Mra Kegil
Toronto
M[razil
Brazil
Charlotte Turner
Bud” Fraser
Verna Campbell
Ed. Dredge
Jo J. Kennedy
John Farly
Jessie Dunkle
Bert Dredge
Daved Henderson
Armstrong
Acton
Milton
Campbellville
Halton County Health Unit
Halton
O'Meara
Royal Navy
China
UNRRA
Nassagaweya Presbyterian Ladies’ Aid
John
David Henderson
Stan Robinson
Campbellville Women’s Institute Holds October Meeting
The Campbellville Women’s Institute met at Mrs W McLaren’s home with president Mrs Frank Quinlan presiding. Members discussed a proposed highway through Campbellville, heard a current events talk, and shared recipes, followed by a social hour. Many local residents and visitors attended including families from Guelph, Nassayaweya, Kilbride, and Milton, with reports on illness, anniversaries, and Thanksgiving and a large turkey supper for over 600 people at St David’s Presbyterian Church in Campbellville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Campbellville Women's Institute
W. McLaren
Frank Quinlan
Se. David's Presbyterian Church
Campbellville
A Thompson
Toronto
St David's Choir
Hartley Anderson
Joyce Cowper
Mears Jack
Neil
Murray McPhail
Robert Laking
Crawford E. Mahon
Mra Mahon
Victoria HC
Mra
E. Mahon
HMCS
Cornwallis
Nova Scotia
Roy Turner
Roger Mahon
John MacNeil
Truro
A. McPhedren
Frank Wheelman
Charles Roberts
Lloyd Peer
Kilbride
Jack Robertson
Claire Pembleton
Guelph
David Robertson
Lois Peer
William Garrick
Wallace King
William Mitchell
Roy
Gambling Fever Grips North America Says Economists
A New York report estimates daily gambling revenue near 33 000 including totals from horse racing and football pools. The London Economist notes vast turnover and taxes, with widespread participation and substantial labor in promoting betting. The piece warns of bribery risks and undermined charity motives, calling for limits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
United States
London Economist
Toronto Star
Community Notes From Limehouse Week End Gatherings
Local residents share visits to Scotland and Toronto events. The Paterson Brethour wedding at Holy Trinity Church Toronto is noted. Community groups discuss The Club Girl Stands on Guard project and mothers and daughters activities. Various visitors from Toronto Acton and Weston are listed. A son Johnny Andrew arrives for Cyril and Mrs Clarke. No church services next Sunday due to Knox Church Georgetown anniversary. Ripe raspberries mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. Mulder
Scotland
Frances
Mitchell's
Holy Trinity Church
Toronto
Chas Jones
Dixie
Gloria
Woodbridge
FV. T. G Brown
Mre Guby
Mothers and Daughters
Ralph Turner
John Foster
Helen Devereaux
Mugh Scott
Scott Sr
Alex Wright
Wright
Bill Mille
Susan
W.T Mille
Robinson
AL Fr Paul
Mra Smethurst
W Newton
Bartle
Ted Morrow
Flaine
Mra Lane
Wm Fevana
Irene
Jax Wilson
Nobby
Acton
Noble's
Mra L. Law
Grey's
Kenneth Askin
Flonn Aakin
G. A. Sinclair
Stewart Smith
Weston
A.C. Patterson
Cyril Clarke
Johnny Andrew
Limehouse
Knox Church
Georgetown
Playing the Devil and nibbling in religious debate
The article critiques a vicar in Know Holler shire Benglaund for describing a “nibbling” method to argue that all religious beliefs are basically the same. It praises the tactic of plausible, nonconfrontational devil’s advocacy used to seed influence, noting its presence in political and social argument and warning of its subtle sway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Know Holl Herkshire
Benglaund
Hast Clarke
Sanger
Man of Galilee
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Everton
Bernuda
Chas. King
Geo Inglis
Garnet Whaley
Crawoord
Robert Inglis Ware
King
John Gilmour
Wm Anderson
Mere Wm Frank
Nassayaweya
James Evans
Mo Wm Bullant
Kenneth Bullard
Lawvile
Mroo
Thomas Amos
Ates Buchan
Wo Islack
Sop
Jack
Moffat
Amy Frank
Kort
Afr
Chan Wero
Carlyle
HO McDonald
Kilbrete
Mar
Stobert Menrica
Walter Ferguson
Alberton
Too Snyder
George
Fergus
Robert Snyder
Manning Electric
All Street
The
Joseph Lister Rutledge
Panny Sale Home Baking
Duke OF Bevonshire
D.E
State Farm
John W. Chapman
McDonald
State Katie Mutual Automobile Insurance Company
Canadian Legion
Town Hall
Modernarres Orchestra
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