Local Social Notes From Hillsburg Area
The Hillsburg community records Sunday visits and wellbeing updates. Residents including Mr. and Mrs. Will Cheyne, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Miller, Mrs. Bert Huron and others hosted relatives from Pereus Cuslph and Coalsdon. News also notes illnesses and recoveries of Mr. Howes and Mrs. Jas. McCann.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bert Huron
Marguerite
Pereus
Mire
Wm. Miller
Liope
Will Rathbun
Hillaburg
Will Cheyne
W. Howes
Bowie
Harry Churcher
Diana
Cuslph
Jas. McCann
Ofts
Lancelot Cheyne
Robert
Jimmie
Willanna
Chas. Booth
Local notes and society events in Hamilton district
Ballina and Mr Foreman visit at Rov A O W Foreman’s home then return to Hamilton. Mr Service of Campbellville rents Mr Peter Cole’s Notire and will take possession soon. Many district residents suffer colds. Mr and Mrs R H Carbett of Elmira visited the Merriam home. Mrs Merriam accompanied them home. The October W A meeting at Mrs W McEnery’s home drew good attendance on a wet afternoon. Mrs B Vannatter and Mrs J Snow led devotional exercises. Plans included a barnyard event in late November. Miss Alma McEnery contributed a solp and led the contest. Lunch followed. The Mission Circle held autumn thank offering in church with Miss Muriel Crossman in charge of devotional. Miss Blary Gormley spoke on China mission work. Georgetown Circle members attended. a piano duet by Miss M Overend and Miss B Speight impressed attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alma McEnery
Muriel Crossman
China
Mim Blary Gormley
Georgetown
M. Overend
Miss B. Speight
Miss Speight
An in memoriam and community notes from Rockwood
The obituary records the funeral of Annie Hamilton at Fairview Farm led by Rev E Bril linger with hymns led by Mrs T Jackson. It lists seven sisters and five brothers, with interment at Eden Mills Cemetery. The column also notes a relief car for Westway, housing moves around the town, and local residents’ weekend visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annie Hamilton
Fairview Farm
Rev
E. Brillinger
T. Jackson
Simeon
Nuno Dimittiz
Eleanor
Hamilton
Jas. A. Eden Mills
William
Ernest
Toronto
Charles
Fred
Rockwood
Chas. Benham
H Benham
Chas
Stovel
W. McKerai
Alf
Watson
D. Farell
John Lister
Eden Mills Cemetery
Dennis WU
Guelph
Suter
Redwood Public School
Weeley Harris
Bleang
Alex. Clark
St. Catharines
Marion Day
Edith Royce
Quelph
Ernest Hamilton
Irene
Teconte
Chicago
Pred Hamilton
Eden Mills Church Ladies Aid Meeting Recaps Social
The Ladhes Aid of the Presbyterian Church held its regular vestry meeting Tuesday with Mrs Will Gilbarton presiding. Scripture was read by Mrs Geo Hoberthon and prayer offered by Mrs W Albertson. A lengthy business session followed, closing with a hymn and the Lord’s Prayer. A social half hour featured Mrs W McLean and Miss Nell McPhail as hosts. Guests Mr and Mrs Howie Wright of Toronto visited. Miss M Smith hosted a birthday tea for several ladies. Mrs Joan Robertson left for Brac ards Walning school Preston. Mr and Mrs Will Gilbarton and son attended the Thompson Noble wedding at St George’s Church in Guelph on Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aid
Presbyterian Church
Will Gilbartaon
Geo. Hoberthon
W. Ailbertaon
W. Mclean
Myre
Nell McPhail
Heatonsee
Howie Wright
Toronto
J. Wright
M. Smith
Joan Robertaon
Walning
Mya
Will Cillbertaon
Gilhartaon
St. George's Church
Guelph
Weekend Visits and Social Roundup in Toronto and Area
Limehouse My and Mrs Gowdy of Toronto spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs W Gowdy. Mrs Marshall and Mr Doughty Jane visited Erin. The Women’s Institute hosted a cochry party at Syd Kirkpatrick’s home Friday night. Week-end visitors included Mr and Mrs C Mummery at the cottage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Douglas Gowdy
Toronto
Wm. Gowdy
Marshall
Doughty Jane
Huggins
Erin
Women's Institute
Sydney Kirkpatrick
C. Mummery
Community notes from Campbellville and area
Campbellville and York region residents are mentioned in a series of social notes. Families including the McNivens of Toronto visited, the Ingles family mourns the loss of Mrs. Ingles's parents, a double funeral was held in Carlisle, Jack Memory visited Toronto, a St John’s Anglican Orange Hall event succeeded, Mahon and Bell family members traveled to Orangeville, Pred Garrett returned from Welland Port, Alex McPhee recovers, Mrs. G B Carbett visits Toronto, and A W Finnemore with Miles Margaret Hunter spend time in Detroit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank McNiven
Toronto
Robert Ingles
8. Walker
Carlisle
Carlisle Cemetery
Jack Memory
D. ©. Hunter
Orange Hall
St John’s Anglican Church
J. K. Mahon
Ruth
Jacqueline Bell
Olive Mahon
Joyce Cowper
Orangeville
Pred Garrett
Welland Port
Alex. McPhee
Mry GB Carbett
Aim. W. Finnemore
Miles Margaret Hunter
Detroit
Milton Arthur Winn Dies at Newmarket Home
Milton Arthur Winn formerly of Milton died at his home in Newmarket on Thursday. Mr and Mrs Cecil Lawrence have arrived home at Sheridan after a honeymoon trip to the Pacific Coast. Mr and Mrs Walter Hadfield announce the engagement of their daughter Muriel Irene to Willis Henry Powell son of Mr and Mrs Henry Powell Lowville. Milton Town Council passed a by law to direct that only lands with five years arrears be included in warrants for the sale of lands for taxes within the Core Corporation of Milton in 1097.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Winn
Milton
Newmarket
Mire
Cecil
Lawrence
Sheridan
Pacific
Walter Hadfield
Dagover
Muriel Irene
Willis Henry Powell
Henry Powell
Lowville
Milton Town
Champton
Local Notes In Ontario Area and St Lawrence Region
Burlington reports charity drive donation of 460 cans of vegetables and jam for relief in the Ken area while residents across Sudbury note hunting and movement. H O Stahll of St Gall Switzerland and C J Denment of Hamilton plan building on Brant Street near Birch Avenue on a town lot sold for 126 dollars. Rev Finlay Matheson and Rev BE M Morrow preached at Acton and Trinity Church. Fire Brigade agrees to renew rink lease for five years and consider an intermediate hockey team. John Moodie of Port Nelson ships Northern Spy apples to Buckingham Pathon for the Royal Family. Moodie has supplied the royals for years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sohotate
Centreland
Zaat
Weat
Harris Armatrong
Sealerk Amistrong
Jeorge Babcock
Sudbury
W. J. Camp
Indiana Point
H. O. Stahll
St. Gall
Switzerland
C. J. Dennent
Hamilton
Brant Street
Birch Avenue
Finlay Matheson
Acton
BE. M. Morrow
Trinity Church
Jop Chamton
Appleby
Fire Brigade
Porto
Spohner
John Moodie
Port Nelson
Buckingham Pathon
Moodie
Gazatte
Georgetown Road Crash and Community News Item
A heavy loaded Direct Transport truck left Ontario Street and lay in a ditch for hours before refloating. Georgetown resident William Barber leaves for Toronto to reside with his daughters. Harold McClure’s car was side swiped near Norval by a Toronto driver, both cars damaged but no injuries. Knox Presbyterian Church marks its 77th anniversary with morning and evening services led by Rev. R McDermid and Rev. H Bennie. A final note records a pleasant event in the town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ontario Street
Wm. Barber
Georgetown
Gome
Toronto
Alex, Sinclair
Norval Road
Knox Presbyterian Church
R. ©. McDermid
St. Paul's Presbyterian Church
Colonel Honored at Banquet by 4th and 76th Overseas
On Wednesday October 14 Colonel James Ballantine was guest of honor at a banquet at Ola Fourth Battalion Headquarters. Surprising him, survivors presented a bronze plaque as thanks for his service with the 4th and 76th Overseas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toronto
James Ballantine
Ola
Horeld
Oakville Plans for Junior H and Hoskey Team Forming
Oakville residents unveil plans to form a Junior H and Hoskey team for the coming winter. Inquests at the Council Chamber investigated a drowning death of Roderick Carpla, and Toronto police charged Dorin Burtenshaw with tendering her baby, Edith Joyce Koetty, at her parents' home. The case moves to Milton for trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plana
Roderick Carpla
Hindmarch
Lake
Cray Coanh
Colborne
Reynolds Brevota
Arly
Olive Rut Taylor
Ap Wa
Donaph
Toronto
Mra
Galbraith
Dundan Street
Frederick J Kentley
Mian Dorin Burtenshaw
Oakville
W.W. F. Woodie
Maglatrnts
Soybeans move into industry and food uses at UM College
J C Hackleman of the University of Minnesota College of Agriculture reports soybeans now supply 5 percent of the annual S year crop and lists 80 bean based products including roasted beans coffee substitutes and soy milk. Edible products extend to flour crackers and breads while industrial uses cover paint glycerine rubber substitutes and printer ink.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C. Hackleman
Cropa Extension Apeciment
Umiotis College of Agriculture
Hackleman
Local Notes Brighten Erin Community Farm School News
Edward Brock recovers from infantile paralysis since October 3. Brandon visitors Mr and Mrs Matthews and Mis George Thompson join their hosts. C E McMillan plagued by eye inflammation. sister Margaret McMillan from Toronto nearby. Mr and Mrs Robert Segsworth relocate to new home. W G Magus buys Daniel Black property from auction. Burns Presbyterian anniversary service led by Rev Sander son of The Beaches Toronto. Erin Public and Continuation Schools reopen. students return to duty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Brock
John Matthews
George Thompson
Brandon
Manitoba
Matthews
C E McMillan
Margaret McMillan
Toronto
Robert Segsworth
Hoc. Austin
W. G. Magus
Daniel Black
Burns’ Presbyterian Church
Sanderson
Beaches Church
Erin
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Acie
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Frank Holmes
Martin Kelly
R. R
Acton Fair Apply
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Lakeview Parm
Act
Hale Care
J W Barberree
Neil
Vree Fress
Betty Wright
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Pamilex
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