Local Social Notes From Aurora Maine and Nearby
LIMEHOUSE Nisa Te Gale visits the Taere family at Aurora Maine. Wright Miss Shirtey and Mr Ales Wright spent the weekend at Relnant. Rev CCL Coch rann led services at D Presbyterian Church with Mr Louis de Groot in charge. Communion planned for October 6. Mr Meatherington showed National Film Roan pictures sponsored by the Federation of Agriculture at Limehouse Memorial Hall on Wednesday. Mr FC Roughley and Dave spent the weekend with coursing in London. Mr Fo and Mrs Sheltier and Vaudyters visited Mrs Hays Powell at Dowville Sunday. Mr John Newton has been laid up for a few days. expect him out soon.
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Nisa Te Gale Fe
Aurora
Mee
Wright
Miss Shirtey
Ales Wright
Ccl Cochrann
Louis de Groot
D Presbyterian Church
Cow
Meatherington
Federation of Agreultun
Local Residents Relocate And Notable Moves Reported
Terra Cotta Miro and Mrs Edge relocate to Mrs Pyteb's Malt Street. Mr and Mrs Mekklexon and Canily move to Campbell Cras near J Meau les Cedar Ave. A cutauber attends Ace ton Fatana reporting an excellent life. Mor and Mrs Joe Frank Gimily relocate to Glen Williams. Mr Vege of the fawn line released from illness. James Emmerson uses WW acre farm on the 10th Doe, formerly owned by F L Whempson of Georgetown.
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Miro
Edge
Pyteb
Malt Street
Mekklexon
Canily
Campbell
Cras
J.meaules
Cedar Ave
Cort Cutthig
Mor
Joe Frank
Gimily
Glen Williams
Vege
Fawn Line
James Emmerson
FL. Whempson
Georgetown
Ballinafad Mission Circles Host Event And Recap
Ballinafad hosted an event with Georgetown and Acton circles on Friday. Mrs Kenneth Ridler led a sing along after a bountiful supper served by Wo Ms ladies. Miss Kitching spoke on work at Toronto Victor Home. Several local moves and a hospital treatment noted with best wishes for recovery.
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Georgetown
Acton
Ballinafad
Wo M.S
Kenneth Ridler
Caldwell
Olga Locker
Jesse Pry
S&s
Mission Circles
Halton County
Rockwood Notes From Town Hall Friday Picture Night
Under Wilfred Rauber convenorship moving pictures were shown in Rockwood town hall on Friday. The program featured boxing scenes and a courtroom drama with vocalists behind bars. A family wedding at Sacred Heart Church and a farewell sermon by Rev F E Parker were noted, along with anniversaries, visits from Hamilton and Toronto residents, and local clerical work updates.
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Wilfred Rauber
Haute
Christian
St. John’s Church
Elmer Smith
E. A. Parker
Herb Saunders
Marie M. Daley
Sacred Heart Church
Father Kehoe
Rockwood
United Church
Murdo Munro
Hamilton
Don McArthur
Toronto
Marshall Allan
Little and Knight Store
Local Notes From Hamilton Area Social Roundup
Mr. Robert Griffin of Hamilton visits with his daughter and son in law the Mr. and Mrs. Robert Miller. Roy Harding meets Dorothy Smeltzer who wed last Saturday. Friends of Mrs. Francis Brydon report improvement after a Thanksgiving night ailment. Mr. and Mrs. R. Cook of Whitby called on Mrs. Mary Cook. Mr. Matthews and Mr. and Mrs. J. Matthews of St Catharines spent a few days with local hosts. Mr. Sosiah Stewart returned home after a two week visit with Mrs. R. King near Richmond. The Women’s Institute entertained with Euchre and a fried supper served by Mrs. Thomas Fines and committee. Friends of Mr. W. J. Jackson note a broken heel from a fall and wish him a speedy recovery. Mrs. Rooj Matthews entertained several friends and neighbors recently as Progressive moves were played at six tables followed by a hearty supper. Mrs. G Surter, Mrs. Mel Shaw, Mrs. A Q W Foreman and others spent Tuesday with Mr. and Mrs. Cerdan Athen and family.
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Robert Griffin
Hamilton
Robert Miller
Roy Harding
Dorothy Smeltzer
Francis Brydon
R. Cook
Whitby
Mary Cook
Mr. Matthews
J. Matthews
Rooj Matthews
FE Woods
G Surter
Mel Shaw
Teem Ortave
Cerdan Athen
Georgetown Man Killed After Car Struck Saturday
A Georgetown man was struck by a car Saturday and died at Peel Hospital shortly after admission. He was walking in the same direction as the vehicle and survived by his sister Mrs Dorothy Riley of Bellville. An inquest appears unlikely.
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Georgetown
Ling West
Ho Wood
Peel Hospital
Dorothy Riley
Bellville
Halton Sportsmen Meet To Discuss Trap And Hunting
Halton County Sportsmen Association plans an evening meeting at Milton Sergeon Hall with topics on trap and skeet shooting and plans for sportsmen to enjoy the sport. Dudley Hitchcox, county game warden, will discuss pheasants rabbits and deer hunting locally. Moving pictures from Ontario Lands and Forests will be shown.
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Halton
Halton County Sportsmen's Association
Tromorros
Milton Sergion Hall
Dudley Hitchcox
Ontario Department of Lands and Forests
Ed. McKim
Acton Court of Revision to Hear 1948 Assessment Appeals
The Village of Acton announces a Court of Revision in the Council Chamber Acton Ontario on Monday in November 1947 at 730. All persons with appeals against the 1948 assessment roll must file by October 31 1947. Dated October 16 1947 Clerk F Leatherland.
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Acton
Ontario
Notice of Assessment for Nyssatoue Property S1 1947
Public notice records an assessment action for Nyssatoue property dated S1 1947. It identifies the involved parties and the location, with deadlines and procedural steps for appeal or payment as prescribed by local authorities.
Monthly Meeting of Women’s Association at Parsonage
The regular monthly meeting of the Wonners Malonary Society of the United Church was held at the Parsonage. Mrs Caldwell led devotional, readings were given by several members, a solo by Mrs Gantiner, and a quiz conducted by Miss Mowat. A guest from Steckwood Lottery attended the October 30 program. arrangements for refreshments and mission work were noted.
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Wonners Malonary Society of the United Church
Koo. Caldwell
2. Mowat
Jd. Gardiner
A.T. Brown
S. Reid
MM. Walker
Rusell
D. Shmong
Pickering
TL. Denny
J. RK. Gantiner
Mix
BL Mowat
Steckwood Lottery
Avers
Bo Hawthorne
Ll. Pickering
Inekering
Bo Arnold
Bo Mowat
J. Lambert
County Citizenship Program Proposed Across Halton
A Halton County program aims to extend citizenship education for rural and town youth after a successful April 1 ceremony where many received Certificates of Canadian Citizenship. Organizers plan a Milton High School meeting October 30 to discuss expansion with Norman C Lindsey and support from the Ontario Department of Education.
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Halton
W.N. Munro
Iime
Mars Chtrrene Ote Cmm
Tey Tad
Halton Junior Farmers’ Association
Junior Farmers’ Association of Ontario
Milton High School
Ontario Dept. of ’ Education
Norman C . Lindsay
Abbels
Ever Growing Library Doubles in Size Every Two Decades
Harvard College library has steadily expanded, roughly doubling its volume every 20 years for more than a century. The pattern shows long term growth across generations, reflecting ongoing collecting and preservation efforts by the university.
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Harvard College
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Neighborhood News
Limehouse
Ospringe
Walang
Brampton
Acton Court of Revision
Q F. Leatherland
Nassagaweya Court of Revision
R. M. Bell
Optometrist
Women's Association
WELD
Cecil A. Carr
Ravage Optical
Guelph, Ont
George Construction Company
Wartime Housing Acton
John W.chapman
John ST
Ont
Acton ‘Beauty
Theo
Agnes
Frederick
Elgin
EE. Harrop
Denaan
C.K. Nash
Traval
Collum
Taranto
Lakeside
C.D.E
Giets
Acton Town Hall
Hallowe’en
Bob Martin
Ladies’ Auxiliary of ‘Canadian Legion
Acton United Church
the King
Anitra's
Grieg Shirley
George Elliott
Orpheus
van Gluck
Shirley
Jane
Vanier
Brahe
Mrs. Veldhuis
Butterfly Chase
Templeton
Elaine Hufnagel
Erank Bean
David Cullen
Freida Harris
Rubinstein
Dorothy Simmons
Andl Sanderson
Lone
Molloy
B. Gibson
J. Fetterly
M. Rolston
M. Burns
S. Rolston
A. Evans
S. Elliott
F. Harris
Flame Ware
Barbra
Johann Veldhuis
Irene Evans
O'Hara-Britton
Lulu Warner
VOCAT
Monastery Garden
Ketelbey
Hero
Strauss
MES
D. McLean
Erma Wilderspin
Baxter the Glow Worm
Linke Ethel Franklin
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