Chewsons Corners Visitors and Local Services
A local note lists visitors including Mr and Mrs A Coleman and Mrs Hudson from Acton, Mr and Mrs Cardy and others from Toronto. It mentions the death of Mr Moehrin, and notes church services led by Mr Waddon with Bata Parker Acton as organist. Next week the Rockwood quartets perform and Mr Burlingham will speak on Disarmament and Unemployment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Coleman
Acton
Hudson
Misa Cripps
Moehrin
Cardy
Earl Rhosmaker
Dean
Franklin
Toronto
Tyler
Page
Georgetown
George Graham
John Brown
Waddon
Bata
Parker
Rockwood Quartetts
Burlingham
Neighborhood News Highlights Local Visits and Social Events
Readers note a flurry of visits and gatherings across towns. Toronto, Brookville, Eden Mills, and Guelph figures travel to see friends, while the Dublin branch Women’s Institute holds a regular meeting with prayers, music, a flour key exhibit, and lunch.
Milton area hit by cuts and relief efforts amid disaster
Shelters report trees being cut and distributed among the unemployed. A carload of fruit and medical supplies ships to Saskatchewan stricken areas. Local residents attend a funeral in Brown City. A Welton township resident is killed at a millway crossing. Preparations begin for a banquet in honor of Milton baseball champions of Halton County League and Co W A A Intermediate runners up.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victoria Park
Vranko R. White
Stan
Saskatchewan
Milton
John Easterbrook
Edmonton
Alta
R. White
Rey
D.T. Owen
Bt. Grorge
Ifall
Halton County League
Co. W. A. A. Intemediate
Radnoy
Reformer
Oakville Notes On Local Residents And Events
Oakville brief mentions Mrs Clifford Weatty and family leaving for Toronto after summer on the farm. Lady Natille heads to Toronto for winter. Mrs Purvis of Washington visits after her father W A Deane funeral. Miss Frances Dew and Katharine Sanderson visit from Guelph. Thomas Winkolock joins Ontario Liberal Committee. Mary Brown of Bouris Man visits Randall Street. A Harbottte girl to teach Morton School in November. Marlatt Leather Co. reports strong orders keeping workers busy. Motorcycle constable Yosworth fines Aline Larkin of Buffalo for speeding. Edward B Brown undergoes successful operation at Toronto General Hospital. Oakville friends glad he improves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clifford Weatty
Cnll
Toronto
Natille
Lakeshore -West
Lisonally
Purvis
Washington, D. C
W. A. Deane
Giuter
Frances Dew
Kerr Streat
Katharine Sanderson
Guelph
Perenta
Mrn
Gunderson
Allen Street
Thomas A. Winkolock
Ontario Liberal Association
London
Record
J. G. E Brown
Bourls
Man
Mra
W.T. Brown
Randall Street
M., Harbottte
Lowville
Morton School
Marlatt Laather
Citizans
Yosworth
Aline Larkin
Buffalo
P. Kt
Molivean
Edward B. Brown
RK. O
Brown
Oakville
Burlington Notes and Appointments Highlight Local News
Theron Ulatt resumes studies at Queen’s University Folaggilon. Mr and Mrs Lotatourel return from Philadelphia visit. Trevor Jones appointed to Erin parish by Bishop Owen. Norton Burlington Agricultural Society directors meet. prize money arrangements discussed. Mrs G O W Rhynas awards third life membership to Mary Hallantyne of Stratford. Engagement announced between Mary Williston Appleford and John Nelson Macdown of New York. Reeve Maneryr visits Canadian Good Roads Association highway camps. highway work progresses on the new trans-Canada route.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theron Ulatt
Queen'n University
Folaggilon
Mia
T. A. Lotatourel
Marion
Philadelphia
Trevor Jones
Wyollita College
Toronto
Burlington Wig School
Erin
D. ‘I. Owen
Niagara
Norton and Burlington Agricultural Rockety
Wld
Council Chamber
GO. W. Hhynas
Ontario Hospital Aida Association
Ife
Ontario Ifoepling Aids
Mra
Thomas Hall
Varied Varled programme aids United Church funds
The Young People's Society at the United Church hosted a Varled programme led by Rev. W. J. Taylor with a mixed program of recitations solos duets and shadow pictures. Proceeds benefited the church and many local visitors attended including the Crofts Summervilles and Brampton residents. Several parishioners faced health troubles and travel for medical care while services were held at nearby churches.
Local Residents Visit Toronto Friends and Community Hockey Plan
Local notes report visits by Mra H L Martie and others to Toronto friends including Mr and Mrs Beacoy and Mrs Lewis. Mrs Wm Chisholm suffers a left arm injury in an accident. A hockey meeting discusses Erin and Hillsburg junior teams combining, with W E Bush to approach western neighbors for support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. L. Martie
Toronto
H. G. Beacoy
L. Lewis
Jes, Curry
J. EB. Austin
H. B. Austin
Wm. Chisholm
Baker
Taranto
W. Pueler
Dukes
Flo Crawford
Erin
Norman Rowcliffe
Guelph General Hospital
Mannockhum Women’s Institute Holds October Meeting
The Mannockhum Women’s Institute met at Mrs. W Poaster’s home on a midweek evening in October. President Margaret Brown presided as members sang the Institute Ode and Lord’s Prayer then discussed minutes and business. A program followed with readings, musical selections, duets, a short address by Mrs G Campbell and district president remarks, and the gathering closed with the National Anthem followed by lunch and social games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dublin
Women's Tustitute
John Black
Webbler
Campbel
General Institute
Misa Annies Wack
Naional
A. GC. Clagridgs
A. Fisher
Hi Yall
Georgina Foster
Mesara
Archie Kory
Warold Swackhamer
Lele Gwackhamer
Gamble Mauve
IW. Nall
Limehouse News Briefs Include Rail Test and Local Visits
Limehouse PF Mia and her nephew from Mayland visited her brother on Arthur Hill over the weekend. Visitors from Aubury Park New Jersey, Stephen Marnuill and family, attended a Toronto gathering and then saw friends at Limehouse. The Tedles Aid planned an old time concert for November 9. Canadian National Railway considers trial service for train No. 37 from Toronto with a six thirty arrival, conditional on local patronage. supported by Limehouse residents. Mr and Mrs Wm Gowdy vacation in Michigan. Trev Grant preached at Limehouse Presbyterian. Mulder family moved to a new home. Mr. Mulder bought property of John Short. Reports note growing honeymoon travel via the Gaspe Peninsula and Maritime Express routes, with the line dubbed the Honeymoon Special due to rising marriage-related journeys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mia PF
Mayland
Arthur ‘Hill
Myra
Stephen Marnuill
Auhury Park
New Jersey
Toronto
Wechard Marshall
Wimiehouse
Tedles
Chas. Mordith
Gansdlan National Railway
Yexponse
Limehouse
Wm. Gowdy
Michigan
Trev
WY. Grant
Erin
Limehouse Presbyterian Church
Hr. Mulder
Mulder Han
John Bhort
Anniversary Services and Local Church News Highlight Ceargyiowi
Rev R W Rumley led anniversary services at Woodbridge while Rev J F Anderson preached in the United Church. Curling Club elected G W McLintock president and D Wilson treasurer. Toronto Curlers Association event noted. Visitors included Dr G A Rosch and Mr Gray from Stuttgart. Portic Aptaries hosts welcomed Dr Rice and Prof Millen from Guelph. Baptist Convention attendees listed. Knox Presbyterian Church celebrated seventy-year opening with sermons by Rev Wedklerburn of Gabai.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. W. Rumley
Woodbridge
Bune
J. 4. Anderson
United Church
Curling Club
G. W. McLintock
David Retary
D. Wilson
Divideon
Curlers Association
Toronto
Jean Mackenzie
Mists Maysle
Maud McDonald
Toy
Dickie
Elorn
G. A. Rosch
Landwiridschufdiche University
Mr. Gray
Gruttgart
Germany
Dr. Rice
Professor Millen
O. A
Xermona
Thade
Anniversary Services at Walnafad Church Draw Large Crowd
Kallinavyad anniversary events at Walnafad United Church featured two sermons by Rev. Mr. Taylor of Rockwood, with a special music program by Rockwood quartet. Collections totaled about gb 0 0, plus gifts from attendees. A Monday supper followed the ward tea meeting and included a program led by Rev. Mr. Aikens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walnafad United Church
Mr. Taylor
Rockwood
Aikens
Warny
Dann~ville
Bidtney Sykes
Dunnville
Sykue
Leeper
St. Catharines
Alfred Boper
Ar Moknery
Schoolboard Humour Framed by a Scotch Farmer Election
A Scottish farmer elected to the school board provoked the village with a test question about nothing. A boy at the back replied with a line about the farmer’s prior demand, sparking local amusement and a tale of linguistic humor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allenca
Wien Wits Needed for a Humorous Marriage Quip
A playful exchange about marriage plans unfolds in a hazy comic line. Hobbat teases about marrying while Dobbs counters with caution that Reno harbors people using only half their minds. The fragment hints at humorous urban chatter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hobbat
Dobbs
Reno
Words That Count: A Playful Look at Language
A humorous meditation on how wording shapes perception. The piece notes that flattering phrases charm, while blunt comparisons can vanish romance, illustrating how choice of words drives social reactions and humor.
Violin Classes Offered At Reduced Rates
Jennie E Wideman announces violin instruction with Carl Wilhelm to teach Vollin in classes at greatly reduced rates. For information call Mrs Harron or Miss Wideman on Tuesday evenings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vollin
Harron
Community relief committee details and contact updates
The notice outlines fundraising guidance for charity and requires liquor permits or car license plates to be surrendered to Chief McPherson when receiving assistance. It lists committee members led by A Mason and G A Dills and states relief cases will be investigated if named to any committee member.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McPherson
Anniversary Church Services and Speakers
Church marks a special anniversary with services at 11.00 a m and 7.00 p m led by Rev LM Moyer former pastor from Heapeler. Sunday School and Bible Class at 11 30 a m and a church choir anniversary musical. Morning Anthem Go Not Put From Me O God Fingurelli solo Mrs Jas Wunsell. Evening Anthem Beck Yp the Lord Dr J W Roberts solo Mrs Cusv CG LL Poole Anthony Pather Keep Us In Thy Care Hodges. Monday 8 00 p m Young People's Society. November event includes service at 11 00 a m and 3 30 p m Sabbath School. Rev C Graham Jones B D Campbellville to speak Monday 1 00 p m. Young People’s G ull
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bvervices
Lm, Moyer
Heapeler
Fingurelli
Mra
Jas Wunsell
Torun
Lord
Dr. J. W. Roberts
LL Poole
Anthony
Pather
D. #. Hodges
Young People's Society
Lost Female Hound Advertised With Reward
A fragment announces a lost hound described as female, sand and white, with name Sandy. It offers a reward and notes contact details linked to TALBOTS HARDWARE in Acton and a November 6 auction event run by Y J Kerr Auctioness, with location in Acton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sand
Sandy
Talbots Hardware
Acton
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Campbellville
A. Blaley
Jenny
Nancy McMilan
Brookville
Eden Mills
John Beattie
W. 1. Bell
Carrie McPhail
Gale
Mildred Norrish
McTaggart
Bert Ferris
Ciuelph
Casseld
Mis
John Mahon
Everton
Prank ‘Tovell and Son
Orton
Carman
Mary Tovell
Minnie, Hobertson
Maurto
George Wylie
Gordon
Hurlington
Mira
Joseph Maude
Burlington
Lont
W. J. Taylor
Hdna M. Pedren
Mis D. Simmons
Ruth Pea
Dorothy Taylor
Mikes Claire Warris
Misses Chapman
Guel
Wuth Paul
Dorothy ‘Taylor
Gladys Tuana
George Nelson
Gordon Nelson
Milas Ving M. Pearell
Duricdan
M. Milroy
Brampton
Robi. Croft
Torante
Jean ‘Torrance
Glincoa
J. Humside
Grand Valley
Durmalda
Strachan Croft
Godarich
Richard Watson
Hallsburg
Mer
Red Lam
Truttonville
Campbell
Yveji Moore
Millar
Presbyterian Church
W. J. ‘Taylor
Wallinafud
Ballinafad
Mr. Aiken
John Sunter
Bannockbuiln
Moneymoon
Gaspe
Cguspe
Quebec
Niagara Falls
Canadian National Railways
Gaspy
Maritime Express
Matapedia
New Carlile
Gaspo ‘Yown
Gospe
Markina
Bonaventura Station
Qaspo Peninsula
Kallinavyad
WIEN
Jennie E. Wideman
Patterson’s
Wb Hall
Acton Relief Committee
Reeve A. Mason
C. Hansen
C. H. Harrison
E. J. Nelson
E. T. Thetford
C. L. Poole
Father McBride
P. A. Sawyer
H. L. Bennie
W. J. Hamilton
J. M. McDonald
R. M. McDonald
F. E. McCleary
J. B. Adamson
F. J. Gamble
F. Anderson
Gordon Smith
W. R. E. Blair
F. Roney
W. J. Gould
Harry Thompson
Wm. Arnold
George Benton
Canwmiittes
A. Mason
G. A. Dills
Hydro-Electric Power Commission of
Ontario
Electrical Inspection Dept
Power Commission Act
Tom Thumbdenloe
Alladin
Hestever
Hwile
A. G. Hall
Watted Oburety
Gatmda Sass Tenaete
Gy SB
Willow Street
Presbyterian Mnox Church
Ansniversary
C. Graham Jones
Axton Paptiat Sihyagsty Mev
W. J. Hamilton, Fase Parsonage
Mill Street
Hunday Tehool
Preyer Barvice
Hybody
Crewsons Comfors
M. McIayn
Knox Avenue
McLaugnlin
Richard If. Blanotie
Elgin Street
VOX
Acton F. C
Wow
Crick House
Frederick Street
Meg. Jennif, McDougall
Chicora Avenue
Corona
York Sons
A. J. Murray
Otrla
Concelian
Ninsaygaweyn
Dark Jersey
Holfer Culves
Millay
M. Jon
Lléro
Fred Wrigglenworth
Hornby
Y J. Kerr
Corporation of
J. Mekherhon
Gordon Smirit
Roney
A. M. McDonald
Walloween
Ryan
Guelth
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