Funeral Rites For Mrs Catherine McIntosh At Community Church
A respected long time resident of Crewsons Corners died peacefully at her home on the 27th. The funeral was led by Rev My Baxter from the Community Church to Everton Cemetery, with a large gathering paying tribute. Mrs McIntosh was remembered for her high esteem among friends and relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ars
John Garton
Gault
Marie
J. Barlingham
Mira
Jack Airdrie
Welland
Annie Airdrie
Georgetown
Catherine McIntosh
My. Baxter
of &Dton Baptist Church
Hare
Everton Cemetery
Local Notices Highlight Birthdays, Visits and Funerals
Ballinafad resident Mrs. Foreman of Hamilton visits her son Rav A O W. Agnes Young marks her 105th birthday. Joseph Soper and Barbara Goper attend niece Catherine McIntosh’s funeral at Everton. Mr and Mrs Wm Dick of Guelph visit Perryman family. A F Love and Amos Fleury visit Wallaceburg relatives. Miss Helen McLean returns from Acton after a week with cousins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foreman
Hamilton
Agnes Young
Joseph Soper
Barbara Goper
Catherine McIntosh
Everton
Wm. Dick
Guelph
Perryman
A. FP
Love
Amos Fleury
Wallaceburg
E. E. Perryman
Helen McLean
Acton
Campbellville Women Organize Regular Institute Meeting
Campbellville reports the newly organised Women's Institute holds its regular meeting at the L O Hall on Wednesday afternoon. Visitors from Wing ham and Belgrave call, Mrs Geddes plays for a couple of weeks, and Miss Maclaren enters Hamilton Hospital to train as a nurse. School opens with low attendance due to paralyzys scare.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women's Institute
L. O. & Hall
Bra
J. Penguson
Gurney
George Tervit
Wingham
Norman Geddes
Belgrave
Gimday
Geddes
David Mahon
Windsor
Sfilas
Wilma Bell
Owen Sound
Margaret Maclaren
Stamilton Hospital
Bell
Margaret
Death notice and local social updates from Rockwood
The community mourns the death of Mr. Frank H. Bernard at Guelph General Hospital after about two months illness. Funeral was held at his late Marm Road home with burial at Woodlawn Cemetery. The column lists numerous visitors and acquaintances visiting or traveling, including residents from Newark New Jersey Gr. Thomas Forest Ontario Underwood Ontario Acton Acton and others, plus travel to Dresden Vermont Ohio and Ontario locations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank H. Bernard
Guelph General Hospital
Latal
Unnyside Marm
Woodlawn Cemetery
Harry McPhedran
Newark
N.J
A. Campbell
Gr. Thomas
Watson
Forest
Ontario
Chas. G. Harris
Underwood
Siles
Barbara Plank
Acton
C. O. Plank
Wm. Garstang
New York
Thomas
Robert
George Torrance
Dresden
Ralph B Richardson
Jean
Vineland
Alex. Gray
Cleveland
Slater
Albert
David
A. J. Elliott
Vermont
James Gray
Cecil Prench
Frank Day
Marion Day
Pred Day
Richard Oreddock
Hamilton
Georgian Bay
J. A. Little
Thin McParlane-Amos
Puslinch
Linfoot
London
Joh Thompson
Ohio
George H. Pearen
Pred J. ‘Hosking
Hilledale
Merbert Hh.dmondeon
Hams Aiton
M. Cameron
Johnston
Curenn
Residents Visit as Work Commences on Bank Wall
A group from Chicago Cahawa and Toronto called on relatives here while workmen begin building a retaining wall to prevent the bank near the track northeast of the Caledon power plant from sapping into the river. A lightning strike hit St John’s Church in Belwood causing a fire on the roof near the belfry during the recent electric storm. The same storm damaged a bank barn on George D Fletcher’s Brin farm, burning it to the ground.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Topping
Alan
Chicago
R. Vickéra
Cahawa
Annie Walker
Toronto
Mongay
O.pr
Caledon
St. John’s
Belwood
George D. Fletcher
Tenth Line
Brin
Social visits and upcoming marriages in Limehouse area
The column notes many weekend gatherings as Mr and Mrs Dorle visit Hamilton and Mr Russell Thompson joins Westinghouse in Hamilton. The community greets visitors from Toledo Sudbury and Erin while Eva Sinclair and A C Patterson prepare for marriage after a Friday shower. Corn roasts are popular locally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mossr
Birf Scott
Harry Smethurst
Schomberg
Tom Packer
Jack Smethurst
Sudbury
Eva Sinclair
A. C. Patterson
Mrs. Huggins
Erin
2D. Marshall
Weekend Visitors and Local Notices From Weston to Owen Sound
Everton My and Mrs Charles Head and son Donnie of Weston spent the week end at the former home. Donnie remains for a visit. Mr and Mrs W Usherwood visited Mrs and Mrs W McKenzie Ospringe. George Young spent the week end in Buffalo. Mrs H Stephens and Mrs Sessile Nicol of Erin visited Misses Reed and Mise M Sunter. Miss Jean Hall spent a few days in Guelph. Mrs E Shepherdson attended her brother Philip Cutting’s funeral at Coningsby Cemetery. Week end visitors at Mrs G G Robertson’s included Norman Robertson and daughters Phyllis Glenice, Frances Jennings and Lloyd Robertson Acton. Rev Jos Dampier and family left for McKees Port PA. Roy Hindley of Ospringe returned with them for a short visit. Rev J P McLeod preached in Owen Sound. Several from here attended Stone Church service where Roy Austin of Guelph led the evening service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Head
Donnie
Weston
W. Usherwood
W. McKenzie
Ospringe
George Young
Buffalo
H. Stephens
Sessile Nicol
Erin
Reed
Mise M. Sunter
Jean Hall
Georgetown Street Paving Start and Park Entrance Renovation
Georgetown begins street paving at College View and enhances town approach with a new fence and painted entrance to the town Park. Local residents express appreciation for these improvements and community efforts.
Oakville News Items Reflect Local Changes and Injury Incident
The text notes the death of George Presstone’s widow in Reynolds, sale of the old Mall homestead to W. G. Hall after a long family tie, and Benjamin F. Townsley’s farm riding injury at H. R. Bain’s Melinton Hunt meet near Toronto. Also mentions Oakville Basket Company expansion with a $10 000 arwinll on Dark Lake and Rev C P Jones elected Chief Secre one at the Ontario and Quebec Confer ence in Chatham.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ars
George Presstone
Ata Geo
Presatone
Reynolds Brrest
Perday
Homestead
Pinth
Ayrla
W. G. Hall
Benjamin F. Townsley
Spruce Street
Melinton Hunt
Oakville Basket Company, Limited
Dark Lake
Wilberforce
Haliburton County
C. P. Jones
Turner A
Chatham
Milton residents attend funeral and staff updates
Milton residents attended the funeral of Mrs F W Babcock in Milton on Monday afternoon. Miss Ethel Brennan traveled to London to visit her brother in law, a Maraden, at a UK seriquary. Miss Marion Rush RN moved to Rochester New York to begin duties at Strong Memorial Hospital. George Frazer of Milton was appointed to a teaching post at Milton Public and High Schools. A group of girls returned from Grimsby beach including Jean and Marion Martin and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Newman
Toronto
F. W. Babcock
Ethel Brennan
London
A. Maraden
Seriquary UK
Victoria Hospital
Marion Rush
Rochester
N.Y
Strong Memorial Hospital
George Frazer
Milton
Burlington dredging contract awarded for Beach Channel
Burlington The Russell Contraction Company Toronto has won a 1956 contract worth 19 556 dollars to dredge the Burlington channel on the Beach. Police recover a carton of stolen cigarettes at the OER station and return them to Tucketts of Hamilton. A Bell Telephone transfer moves A Ingram to Grimsby. Two trucks collide on Water Street at Rambo Hill causing about 209 dollars damage. police blame Wm Miller of Toronto for the crash with Sam Namak.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell Contraction Company
Toronto
Burlington
Gerg
Albert MacKenzie
Panama Canal Zone
Jean Reynolds
Gordon Berry
Misa Lena
Berry
Miss Model
Youngstown
Gaspe District
Maine
OER
Joe Ruf
Tucketts, Ltd
Hamilton
A. Ingram
Bell Telephone
Grimsby
Water Street
Rambo Hill
Wm. Miller
Caulield Transport Co
Sam Namak
Chinzette
Precious Metal Marking Standard Implemented in Canada
Canada established a national standard for gold and silver articles in 1908 to curb deceptive marks. Ten years later platinum was included. The act requires a registered trade mark alongside the quality mark, with 63 000 marks registered and inspected by an official. Canada’s precious metals trade grew with 147 million dollars produced domestically last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
Making the Most of It The Egg With Air
A humorous exchange questions egg cooking styles and mentions serving the egg on a thick slice of ham. The dialogue playfully contrasts air fried eggs and classic preparations in a light kitchen banter.
Liberal Candidate Publishes Weekly Election Column
Thomas A. Berkelock, Liberal candidate for Halton, writes to readers in Swanton County outlining Hepburn government achievements since 1934. He cites cancellation of hydro contracts, succession duties, OCD activities, and a balanced budget, arguing the need to avoid changing governments to prevent fiscal backsliding and repudiation of Hydro.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Swalton
Hepburn
Toronto
Ontario
Rowe
Hydro
Thomas Blakelogk
Camp Power Outage Reveals Basic Shelter Struggles
In a testimony from a camp, a resident recalls a day when the camp lost electricity refrigeration and lighting for a few hours. The incident highlights harsh conditions faced by those staying at the camp during a disrupted power supply.
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Sinclair
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John Meredith
A. Wright
Annie Hubbard
W. H. Long
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Ecore
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Quiitty — Ascerney — Service
Clement
Montreal
Royal Theatre
Pearl Buck
Paul Muni
Luise Rainer
Connie Bennett
Roly Young
Cary, Grant
Orangeville
Gray’s
Kilddie
Duffeein County
Agricultural Hall
Fair Grounds
Mualo
Russ Creighton
Binger
Elewent
W. A. Donaldson
J. £. Cooney
Patterson
Hees Ost
Patterson’s
Marten
Nister
Gekool
Bible Claméa
Theatin
Presbyterian Knox Church
Qev
J. L. Bennie
Willow Street
KG. Baxter
Alderinke Leasus
Ednesday
Bervisa
Frank Holmes
Norton Motors
Kerr's Real Estate
W. Gowdy
A. Young
Church Street
Crewsons Cornera
Steve Herzog
Dawson's
Roy McKeo
Simmon
Co. O. Plank
Crewaons
Free Press
Co. W
Swackhamer
Cara
Harvey Davidson
Dawson
National Fertlzers
Rw i
Betty Wright
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