Anniversary services shift church attendance in Nassagaweya
Owing to anniversary services at Eden Mille United Church last Sunday Ebenezer United Church held no service. Many Ebenezer members attended Eden Mille where Rev. AM oC Gandier preached. Miss Hannah Jopson of Knatehbull was taken to Anelph General Hospital for treatment and hoped to recover. Mr and Mrs William Moffgt of Toronto visited Nassagaweyi over Thanksgiving. Farmers are harvesting golds and potatoes amid potato blight. Mr Wert Nightingale of Orangeville visited his parents over the weekend.
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Eden Mille United Church
Ebenezer United Church
Ebenezer
Eden Mille
AM. Oc. Gandier
Hannah Jtppson
Thanksgiving Weekend Social News From Rockwood
Rockwood courant lists weekend visitors from Guelph Hamilton Toronto and Niagara region including Mr and Mrs Frank Kelso and Sueanne of Guelph Tony Mendell Wesley Harris Jack Oakes Gerrie Bros and Joe Oakes Errett Sunter and family etc. Local gatherings feature church meeting at Elmira WTUL host Mrs Mulholland and a National Anthem sing along. A large crowd attended a fowl supper and Rockwood church anniversary events with Scouts and Cubs meetings and a ride to Barrie for the anniversary celebration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Kelso
Sueanne
Guelph
Tony Mendell
Wesley Harris
Rclasp
Bride
Toronto
Jack Oakes
RCN
Hamilton
Gerrie Bros
Joe Oakes
Errett Sunter
Acton
June Hepburn
Everton
Ales
Lucknow
Grandaughter
Joan Woods
Harrison
Messrs
HS. Hosking
Gil Porren
John Ward
Arme
Eldon Lambert
Ailsa Craig
Masters Neil
Nor- Tuan Lambert
Oat Paistes — Memorial Church
Wot
M. Ostrander
Mulholland
Etd
WTUL
Crett
Richard Harris
Niagara Falls
Vineland
Mroo
Russell Hepburn
Chere
Cedarvale Visitors and Local Weekend Guests
Cedarvale reports a series of visits with Toronto guests Mrs Flora Simo and Mrs Elizabeth Simo from Long Vraneh, Mr Robert Stim of Toronto, and Mr Hert James of Norval with Miss Reta Smith. Nearby residents Mr and Mrs Win Coxe hosted and other visitors included Mr and Mrs J O Martin of Vineland, Mrs F A Funtaman of Deamaville, and Mr George Griffin of South Bend Indiana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Stim
Toronto
Flora
Elizabeth Simo
Long Vraneh
Datfuntaman
Deamaville
Mondag
Che Fair
Tite
Ron Perguson
Limehouse Visitation Weaves Through Local Families
Recent visitors include Mrs. Robert Lane and HL Norton and families from Toronto and Brampton. LAC Harry Gardner and Tam Goring joined Milheres. Mills, Storey, and Stautzhauer clans attended with locals. Rev McNell and Nassagaweya conducted Sunday services. Cochrane preached Campbellville anniversary. John Ellerby returned from Kitchener. Gate heads to Toronto for winter. Erin Fair attendance noted.
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Robert Lane
HL Norton
Morrow
Blane
Westest Laine
Harry Gardner
Tam Goring
Clinton
Mills
R. B. Storey
Clifford Storey
McDowell
Lac
Bill
Mids Andson
Victor Stautzhauer
Stratfort
Gisby
Brampton
Norries
Stuart Dunn
W MS Meeting and Social Held Amid Local Visits and Travel
Mrs. M Cole and Mrs. Cassidy hosted visits in Pickering while Mrs Irvine stayed in Toronto. Mr Victor Swindlehurst and Mrs Swindlehurst visited his mother Mrs Mo Swindlehurst. Mrs Soper plans to move to Erin. The WMS September meeting at Mrs AJ Sturret’s featured temperance talks led by Mrs Starret and others, with reports from Miss Bo Hills and Mrs F Sheerall. A Autumn bank offering for Auxiliary Mission Circle and Mission Band was held with Rev Mr Moore of Milton as guest speaker. travel talks and moving pictures followed, including an October 8 travelogue by Mrs S G Reginett. Proceeds were raised for the Red Cross.
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M. Cole
Wi. Cassidy
Pickering
Mrs. Cole
Irvine
Toronto
Victor Swindlehurst
Niagara Falls
Swindlehurst
Mo Swindlehurst
CT. Wylie
Ethel Swindlehurst
Mroo
Scott O
Foranto
Wylie
AJ Sturret
Warner
J. Kirkwood
Jesse McFnery
Starret
Bo Hills
F. Sheerall
Moore
Milton
Fsu
Earth
England
France
Germany
Dieppe
8. G. Reginett
United Charen
Red Cross
Town bytown notes and school sports results item
Mrs Douglas Maplesden and Ann visit Ottaw a with RCAF stationed nearby. October rule keeps stores closed Mon Tue Wed Fri at 600 pean, Thursday and Saturday differ. Georgetown Public School Meld Day held in park with preliminaries and junior and senior championships won by Murphy Heil Wolfe Gull vet Hote Gotten and Thift man.
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Douglas
Maplesden
Chapreiter
Ann
Ottawal
Hue
Ottawa
RCAF
Va Bens
Durling
Georgetown
Allee Murphy
Lng
Thomas Wolfe
Bernard Gullvet
Marty Hote
Dipotota
Afiel James Gotten
Ivan Thiftman
Donte Burns
Gree
Ian Close
Elerard
Visitation Notes From Local Homes and Funeral
A string of visitors gathers at the homes of Mrs. and Mr. Alton and Mrs. Black including relatives from Detroit Guelph Toronto and London Ontario. The funeral for Mary Forester drew attendees from London and Niagara Falls. Beamsville hosts a horse prize event with winner Mr Blugh Black. Several families from Stirling Aberfoyle and nearby areas are referenced with Sunday visits and local wins at Brin Fair.
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Sumtay
Haltday
Joh Alton
Iaw Duncan
Downs
London
Margaret, Forester
Magnen Falls
Niagarna Falls
Leverton
Mixa Mary Forester
Blugh Black
Beamsville
Wilbert McCuteheon
John McCuteheon
I Alesander
Alfred Couling
Trwin Hamilton
Orwin Jackson
Thompson Stewart
Alfred Winters
GG. Robertson
Brin Fair
Aberfoyle Loo
Anniversary sermons and community events in Eden Mills
Anniversaries were held in the Presbyterian Church with Rev J MacNeil of Nassagaweya as speaker. Music by choirs and quartette accompanied a supper. a large Town Hall program followed with local talent and Adam the comedian. Anniversary services also at United Church in Malton with Arkell and local choirs. An illustrated lecture by Ro Woo Ward of Rockwood delighted attendees. Local residents and visitors from Hamilton, Camp Borden, Chatham, and Toronto were mentioned among ill and recovering residents, hospital stays, and weekend visits.
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Presbyterian Church
J. MacNeil
Nassagaweya
Adam
Eddie
Guelph
Arkell
M. C. Gandier
Malton
United Church
Presbyterian
Ro Woo Ward
Rockwood
Ob Webb
Hamlton
T. H. Webb
George Beterls
Hamilton
Sadie Robe
Russell Lowrie
Camp Bordeno
Henry Barden
Charles Rennie
Lowrie
Ted Barden
Chatham
Tno
J DC Lowrie
Billie Lowrie
Brank Lemmer
Menford
TMP AG
Wo Ming
R. T. Ingle
Mreo
Iy Angle
John ‘Thomas
Grand Rapids Milch
Thomas
W. Croft
Howie Wright
Toronto
Barrie Hill
Campbellville
Intense Training Camp and Missing Officer Highlight Oakville Item
The report notes Flying Officer Gilbert Haass and Dundas Street connections amid an intensive near future training camp event and a separate missing action during an offensive over Frankfurt on August 24. A wedding at St Simon's Church Wednesday afternoon features Helen Elizabeth Frettye marrying Chomaac Chartes Puttoon.
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Lorne
Camp Orden
Gilbert Haass
Drc
IAM
Thory
Dundas Street
Mins Racy
Brantwoood School
Nilssing
Frankfort
St. Simon's Church
Helen Elizabeth Urettye
MacHarton
Mreo
Tank Pullen
Qateville
St. John's United i Sunday School
Halton County War Tul
Dorothy Perdue
Inter- Meitategcairp
Joan Hadden Ararding
Seeard Stav
Milson Event and War News From Local Theatre
Mil son at large after crowd disrupts Larne concert at Princess Theatre last Sunday. Chariton's son Pte Arthur Chariton reported as prisoner of war. Chariton and Lecocq involved in other wartime and local notes. Local cattle show includes seven prize winners from multiple counties competing for regional championships.
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EA Targe Crowel
Larne Scales
Princess Theatre
Teneele Park
Dhepperade
Onisa
Chariton
Arthur Chariton
Charles Lecocd
Iinsian
Peel
Brant
Waterloo
Wellington
York
Simcoe
Rank Werd
Erin Gladys Scott Anniversary Services at Ventiry Institute
Miss Gladys M. Scott of Kramonun attended anniversary services at Ventiry Institute led by Alderman Machellan. Rev Dr Hrawn conducted the Burn'arabytorben Church service. A light crowd gathered at Erin Continuation School Field Day on the school grounds with keen competition. Mr and Mrs Dick Smith moved into the residence. Rozel village was prop‑peld by Mr and Mrswar Rozel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ald
Machellan
Ventiry
Hrawn
Burn‘arabytorben
Erin
Dick Smith
Myre Iwarge Rozel
Acton Village Council Meeting Notice
Notice from the Village of Acton regarding a council meeting on October 27 at 8:00 PM in the Acton Ontario chamber. All residents with matters on the agenda must present written notices by the fifteenth day of October. Clerk's notice includes date of posting and official seals.
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Beaty
Maotelpal ‘Council
Acton
Connect Chamber
Ontario
Origin and spread of the turnip through history
The turnip likely originated in Bronze Age Sweden and was valued by early Romans as a cultivated plant. It reached North America early, with Cartier planting turnip seed in 1510 during exploration. In 1779 General Sullivan destroyed turnips in Indian fields near Geneva, New York.
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Sweden
North America
Cartier
Curalp Seedo
Sullivan
Indian Territory
Geneva
New York
Clearing Auction Sale at One O'Clock
Clearing auction sale commencing at one o'clock. Terms cash. ROV Hindley, auctioneer, phone 15 . 6, Erin.
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Hindley
Erin
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