Georgetown Residents Welcome Returning Mr W A Wilson
In Georgetown, Mr W A Wilson, recently released from a weeks long illness at Guelph General Hospital, is rejoining his home life. At the Presswood home over the weekend were Trooper and Mrs E Noberts, Trooper H Gilson from Camp Borden, and Miss W Harris of Toronto. ACJ Leslie Clark, son of Mr and Mrs Mark Clark, has left the Herald to join the RCAF in June and is now part of the MCA drill squad contributing to the grand stand show at the Canadian National Exhibition Herald.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. Wilson
Guelph General Hospital
Albert Presswood
E. Noberts
H. Gilson
Camp Borden
W. Harris
Toronto
Acj-Lesiie—Clark
Mark Clark
John Street
The
Herald
RCAF
MCA
Canadian National Exhibition Herald
Hillsburg Notes Mention Visits Sales and Marriage
Mrs Wm Miller and granddaughter Mixes Marguerite Heron of Mitchell returned home after visiting Mr and Mrs Lloyd Miller. People from here attended a Hillsburg sale with good prices reported. Congratulations to Nelson Rathburn and Gillis who wed on Saturday. School reopens Tuesday for a new term. James McCann is confined to the house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Miller
Marguerite Heron
Mitchell
Lloyd Miller
Hi. Near
Acton
Alex Bessey
Wm Tessey
Charles Booth
Wesley” Boot Alti
Altan
L. WW. Cheyne
W. J. Cheyne Jr
Harry
Guelph
Hillsburg
Nelson Rathburn
Miss Gillis
Gas Lookout Club hosts peach social at Presbyterian Church
The Gas Lookout Club held a peach social at the Presbyterian Church on Friday night to raise funds. The program featured violin by Gino Nickell with Helen Meredith, vocal solos by Alma McEnery with Mrs Gowdy, ventriloquism by June McQuillan and little Annies, and piano by Wan Gowdy. A quiz by W Evans amused and educated attendees. prizes went to Mrs Smethurst and Wm Newton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Church
A . Patterson
Uino Nickell
Mass Helen Meredith
Alma McEnery
Goawdy
June McQuillan
Little Annies
Wan Gowdy
Terra Cotta News Notes and Local Changes
Mr Lyons of Georgetown is engaged as teacher at the 1th Line School. Mr and Mrs J G Stringer plan moving to Terra Cotta. Mrs C McNally visits Georgetown. Corn cutting soon begins. Georgetown Lumber Company rushes the McDonald house project toward completion. Mr Clifford Harris of the sixth line becomes farm manager for Mr Bull of Brampton. Miss Wood of Toronto hired as teacher at the Suh line school. Residents attend the C N E this week and report profit. Local quarries report brick demand this summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr Lyons
Georgetown
J. G. Stringer
C. McNally
Georgetown Lumber Company
As McDonald
Clifford Harris
Bull
Brampton
Misa Wood
Toronto
Rally Speaker Draws Big Crowd at Grimsby Beach
William McCulloch headlined a monster rally at Grimsby Beach on Sunday. town council debated speeding in the business district with Mayor Blair urging a lower limit. Missing man found wandering near station 28 was identified as an asylum escapee from Toronto and returned to custody.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uchl
Lake
Sioux Lookout
David Anderson
Toronto
Gazette
August meeting at Walls Church hosts earnest lessons
The Ballinafad gathering led by Mrs Vanatter featured devotional remarks by Miss Hills and Ms Swindlehurst and a temperance talk by Mrs Starrett. The Mission Band met at the church with Greg Morning in charge and readings by James Kirkwood and Greg Morning. Visitors from nearby churches attended and the event concluded with a lawn service. A prominent obituary notes the death of Mrs Warne, widow of Bishop Warne, at her daughter’s Toronto home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. McEnery
Vanatter
Miss. Hills
FO OW. Warne
Bishop Warne
Tidus
HO Fisher
Blythewood Ave
Toronto
Ballinafad
AL Owaw
H Fisher
H. Barth
Glen Williams
Mo Campbell
Bert
Rogers
Wasaga Beach
Stull
Brandan Crewson
Bruce
Peter of
Milton
Soper
Oakville Juniors Lose First Playoff Game at Hamilton
Oakville Junior baseball team dropped the first playoff game to Bella Monneéche in Hamilton on Saturday afternoon by six to two. Oakville also shone at the CNE spring events, winning three first places one second and one third against top U S and Canadian Juniors. Lions safety chair Shono Vern Belyea led ten club members and seventy children in a Safety Day Parade to the Canadian National Exhibition with Young Canada Day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton
Oakville
C.N.E
U. S
Canada
ShonoVern-Belyea
Oakville Lions
Lion Wilmer Lofquist
Record Star
Ospringe notes social ties and accident in 1941
Ospringe Ont August 28 1941 reports locals visiting relatives from Erin to Alma and Hamilton and a serious accident to George Grundy after a wagon incident in which he suffered a broken jaw and severe injuries. Also details a recent wedding reception for Arnold Sunter and Mabel Sunter with community tributes and a kitchen shower for the bride.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gordon Aitken
S. McLean
J. ‘Tovell
Chisholm
Erin
J. Brydon
Acton
Labor Day
F. Brydon
JD. Stewart
Aitcheson
George Rennick
Marion
Hamilton
Harold McFachern
Eramosa
Russell Struthers
Winnipeing
Hazel Webb
Sault Ste. Marie
C.N.E
Isabelle Scanlon
Toronto
Dan Hindley
West
Robert van Norman
M. Tovell
Alma
W. J. Jackson
Fisher
Kitchener
Holliday
George Grundy
Erin Hall
Arnold Sunter
William McKenzie
Oon
Kenneth Stubbington
Ospringe
Ont
Mabel
Arnolds
Andy Joy
Fife
Arnel
Boshood
Wou
Choasin
Oup
Commuata
Ray Webb
Lorne Duffield
Orval Duffield
Dan Mindlox
Aileen Walters
Georgetown
Mas. Walters
Miss Sanford
Sunter
Nastess
Mrx Johnson
Hurren
Sanford
Tampa
Smith and Stone Electrical Appliances
Death Notice for Joli Justice of Winnipeg Manitoba
Relatives report the death of Joli Justice in Winnipeg Manitoba on Friday. On Wednesday afternoon the 20th, the Saint Sunday School children with their teacher Miss J Salmon and mothers enjoyed a happy visit at Relfountain. Rev. Fred Ashton supplied at Georgetown and Koto Mpa Churches. Mr and Mrs Ashton hosted Mrs Robert and Miss Kare Rel at Acton and visited Milas Mary Bald formerly of Erby where she taught school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joli Justice
Winnipeg
Manitoba
Feliay
Aventud
Ail Sainte
Misa J. Salmon
Relfountain
Fred Ashton
Georgetown
Koto
Mra
Ashton
Robert
Kare Rel
Acton
Milas Mary
Bald
Erby
Advacate
Village News Roundup of Local Movements and Visits
Campbellville notes show Mr and Mrs Tom McPhail returning from Lake Erie after twenty weeks away. Mrs C Campbell of Moffat visits Mr W M McPhail. Jack McNiven of Minnesota plans to visit relatives. Wilma Bedlins returns to Toronto after holidays. Don Barnard of the RCAF visits London home. Edith Flewelling moves to Greensville. Ross Carbert moves into the village house. W J Bell moves to Toronto. Crayfords move into their home. Charlie King returns home. David McPhail of the RCAF visits Jarvis. Wedding bells seem to be ringing in the village.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom McPhail
Tamity Haves
Lake Erie
C. Campbell
Moffat
W. M. McPhail
Jack McNiven
Minnesota
Wilma Bedlins
Toronto
Don Barnard
R.C.A.F
London
Edith Flewelling
Greensville
Ross Carbert
W. J. Bell
W. Crayford
Charlie King
David McPhail
RCAF
Jarvis
Rockwood Wedding and Community Notes Shift to Summer Break
Local notices celebrate marriages of Dr. Fred E. Croft and Miss Clara Spearin in Kitchener with Rev. Frank Lawson officiating. Congratulations also to Miss Muriel Williamson and AC Donald Semple in Winnipeg. Distinctive greetings extend to Rockwood residents from Tor Rev Nathaniel Anderson and others. summer holidays begin Tuesday as schools reopen with a new staff and changes at public school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred E. Croft
Kitchener
Clara FE. Spearin
Frank Lawson
Nassagaweyn Presbyterian Church
Muriel Williamson
Winnipeg
Donald Semple
R.C.A.F
C. G. Jones
Presbyterian Church
Rockwood
Toronto
Nathaniel
Anderson
Stoney Creek
Charles Wil -of
Meaford
McGee
Leonard Nithhtingale
Mro
Robert. McMurts
Leslie Watson
Gimily
Clair
Mroo
Fred Lambert
New England Made Ball Gains Overseas Tennis Fame
The article notes English made balls shipped to Switzerland and other overseas territories during wartime. It highlights how manufacturers send more balls abroad in conflict than in peace and references a new US ball developed from these efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
Switzerland
Phieir Miakera
Thak Spor
Gallen Vie
Tas Toy
Also Mentioned on This Page
Neighborhood News
James McCann
Ben
Limehouse
Som Wright
Miss Shirley
Fo Morrow
Jane
Polkinghorne
Winifost Polkinghorne
Chile
Tvens
Grugx
Brantford
John Nickell
Prise
CNEL
Nickell
Dan Dore
Daddys Milhere
Kathleen Jame
Georgetown High School
Port Credit
J Rog Sutherland
Marie Lyne
Hepworth
Ontario
Graham
Wilfred Graham
Mary Jackson
Norman Frown
Mix F Shelbourne
Mioo
Mira John Nickell
Weatherall
Jack Nickell Jr
Detroit
Glenn Kelmnear
Sparrow Lake
Chris Swackhamer
Brister
Harold
Busibrick
Burlington
Ballinafa
Campbellville
Orangeville
Marx Bros
Tony Y Martin
Turaday
Ginger Rogers
George Murphy
Alan Marshall
Tom, Dick
DON Ameche
Betty Grable
Miami
Kd. Rachtlin
ROYAL
Dorothy Lamour
John Hallyn
Alama
Ombay- Clark
Gaef Ilee Rosalind Russell
Cooking
Ontiaen
Sndley
Fred McBride
Church News
United Church of
Jesus
Frenigg
Palth
Young People's Union
Presbyterian Knox Church
HW. L. Rennie
We A. Miniator
Mimie
Willow Streat
Tom
Hwe Apie
Murray
Jack Tweedle
Fergus
Free Press
Ove
Sade
Jodtin VO Savailis
Leaverlelgh Farms, Ror
Bort Credit
Singer
Singer Sewing Mactine CO
Queen Woo
Coll
Osbert
St .Thomas
Trang Technical School
CHC
Norton Motors
Consult
Wii
Osepar
Pisus
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