Rev Nekenigill to Lead Service at Ebenezer Church Next Sunday
NASSAGAWEYA Rev Nekenigill will conduct worship at Ebenezer United Church next Sunday morning after three weeks of holidays. Sunday school will reopen. Visitors include Mr and Mrs Gob Nightingale and family from Knatchbull, and many locals. Farmers face a difficult harvest due to unfavorable weather.
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Row. Nekenigill
Worahig
Ebenezer United Church
Mire Gob
Nightingale
Familly
Knatchbull
Dundalk
Wm. M. Near
Kitchener
Nasingawoya
Elmer W. Pickett
Lake Worth
Florida
Bloomsbury School
Harold Bridgman
Trenton
Harvey Bridgman
Bruce
Rockwood Quiet Labor Day Weekend News
Labor Day passed quietly in Rockwood with out of town visitors including Miss Minnie Newell and Miss Edith from Toronto and Mr. and Mrs. Milton Greer of Hamilton. School reopened after holidays and renovations at the town hall and church were noted.
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Labor Day
Minnie Newell
Toronto
Edith
Royce
Milton Greer
Hamilton
Richard Craddock
Guelph
E. A. Parker
St. John's Church
E. Bernard
Tee Jee Frank
B. Waller
Bryans
Fred Day
A. Danby
Rockwood
D. Gerrie
Wallace Gerrie
Page-Hersy Mills
Campbellville church meeting reports and visiting guests
Miss J Reid and Mrs M Moore hosted a Thursday church meeting with hymns prayer and a Bible quiz led by Miss Black of Blair Young Women. Visitors included Mrs Moodie Cram Stockton and Mrs Joseph from California, plus several other relatives and friends in the area.
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J. Reid
M. Moore David
Ian, Wagualcali
Ensident
Ted
Miss Reid
Menzies
Blair Yong
Miss Black
WOMLS
James Robertson
St. Paul
Howard Lush
Evangeline Booth
J. K. Mahon
Ladies’ Aid
John Gilmour
M. Moodie Cram
Stockton
California
Joseph
Sacramento
Calfornia
Guelph
Haggarty
Hamilton
Local Social Roundup Highlights Wedding and Visits
Everton residents report the Clark Aitken wedding at the Aitken home in Hamilton with Harve Jestin and T G Aitken families. Alf Boles returns from Port Elgin. Weekend guests include Walter Couting Caledon and Kate Reed at Jestin home and Eden Mills beat Schomberg at Orangeville ball game. Sunday visitors join Irvin Hamilton, A Couling and W Alex.
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Harvey Jestin
T. D McCutcheon
Clark-Aitken
T. G. Aitken
Harriuton
Alf Boles
Port
Elgin
Walter_Couting
Caledon
Misa Kate Reed
T. ED. McCutcheon
Orangeville
Schomberg
Eden Mill
Eden Mills
Irvin Hamilton
A. Couling
W. Alexonysine
Community Notes From Near Hexpeter And Guelph Area
Ospringe residents Joyce and Hazel Chester returned home after a week with grandfather near Hexpeter. Families including Robertson, McKinnon, Beamish and Stewart visited, auctions followed a barn fire, and Rev Pattison preached at the local church.
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Joyce
Hazel Chester
Hexpeter
Allan McMaster
Caledon
Somata
Nwt
Mini WI
Gordon’ Robertson
J. M. Card
Guelph
Elgin Brown
David Stewart
Ken Robertson
Byron Bruce
Blanche McKinnon
Midland
D. B. McKinnon
O.A.C
Byron
Ales Tovell
Owen Sound
D-Stewart
Nina Beamish
Guelph Hospital
Nina
Annie Beamish
Jack Beamish
Moffat Community Welcomes School Reopening and Visitors
Great interest surrounds the reopening of the school and the return of teacher Mrs Ann Wilkinson. Many Moffat residents visited the Canadian National Exhibition in Toronto and celebrate the resumption after six years. Weather was pleasant over Labor Day weekend and locals took a brief excursion.
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Ann Wihikinson
Moffat
Toronto
del Moffat
Wasaga Beach
Annie Campbell
Milton
Roy Deonaven
Andres
Harold Donaven
Hamilton
Donaven
George Poole
Mary Jane
Farmer Mig Taake
Bolton Boys
Girls
Champ
Hannah Mouek
Raiy
J. A —MacNeill
Maritimes
the Mann
Sodom
Campbellwalle
A. M. Kere
A. MacNeill
Bruce McKinnon Nuptials at JKNOX Presbyterian Church
Blanche Burns McKinnon and Byron Seymour Bruce wed at JKNOX Presbyterian Church in a ceremony attended by relatives from Oshawa London Toronto Thamesford Orton Hillsburg Guelph Grand Valley Fergus and Acton. A reception followed at the bride’s home and they plan to reside in Guelph.
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Whathall
Fern
Presbyterian Chavet
Acton
Ao Oelock
Blanche Cyrela
Duadel Burns McKinnon
Oxpringe
Byron Seymour Bruce
M. M. Bruce
Intel & Bruce
Whitewood
Sask
Joh Anderun
M. C
Bar
Officigtead
A. Hansen
Dr. D. Barnum
ATCM
Joelph
Bouvardia
A. L. Weeks Jr
Hillsburg
Helen McLachlan
Toronto
Carol Weeks
Garnet Bruce
Stewart McRoberts
Oshawa
George Lambert
O.V.C
Guelph
Roy Thomson
W. Culley
Georgian Bay
London
Thamesfort
Orton
Grand Valley
Fergus-and-Acton
Youth and Money and the Value of Thrift
The article discusses youths earning spending money through various jobs and stresses the importance of wise money use. It urges saving part of earnings for education, noting thrift as a lasting virtue and a safeguard for future college or vocational study when times are less prosperous.
One More Chance for Caustic Life Insurance Assistant
A departmental supervisor vents about a temperamental assistant who comes in late, takes long lunches, and sometimes misses work. The assistant remains silent, then says he will be given one final chance.
Community Notes Open With Visits and Weekend Visitors
Local residents and visitors from multiple towns gathered over the weekend. Mr and Mrs Arthur Lane of Montreal won a Sunday event with Mrs We Pasa and Mr and Mrs Paul Spitzer among attendees from Breslau. School reopened with twenty one pupils and Miss J Ruddell in charge.
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Barnes
Twit Firandecildren
Tropaite
Alixy Iven
Arthur Lane
Montreal
We. Pasa
Mer
Paul Spitzer
Breslau
Mixa W. Ivens
Doris Mitchel
Toronto
York County
Wilfred Brown
Guelph
Shelbourne's
Jamey Nickell
McFarlane
Noyat Oak
Mich
J. W. Nickell
Noble's
Ruby Orr
Torbato
Joyce Orr
Orland Everett
Gravenhurst
Misa Lots Orr
Calvin VanZant
Georgentown
Thompson
Laurel
Russell
Thompson School
S.S
J. Ruddell
Helen Gale Apent
Aurora
John W. Nickell
C.N.E
John Glynn
Peter
Wondbridge
Crop Conditions in U S and Canada
Report notes unfavorable planting conditions in the United States through mid June but large planted areas may yield a harvest slightly above 196. Improved labor and machinery supplies aided planting. In Canada, cool spells delayed growth by about two weeks, but recent rains and heat boosted prospects. pastures and hay outlook show improvement.
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United States
Canada
Bureau of Statistics
Canadian
Prairie Provinces
Miss Eileen Frank Visits Extendable Family Gatherings
Miss Eileen Frank returns from a two week vacation to Kes with Lake Shmene Afr and Mrs. David Henderson and others. The Smith clan meet at Mr and Mrs Jaros Nohawteon Milton with Rex Motter and Wall visiting, and Detroit guests Mr and Mrs James Martin call on Nell Martin. C.N.E. trips continue as W E Britton hosts Percy Boynton Elmer Anderson Toronto and Fred Carlson visiting grandparents.
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Eileen Frank
Keswith
Lake Shmene
Afr
David Henderson
Kennedy
J. Kennedy
Marlo
Meare
John
Joseph Henderson
Smith
Jaros Nohawteon
Milton
M. Wall
Rex Motter Flint
James Martin
Detroit
Nell Martin
John M. Wilson
John Stroble
Martin
Coulson
Woods
Campbellvittle
Wm. Woods
Mary Martin
Peter Campbell
Moffat
C.N.E
W. E. Britton
Percy Boynton
Elmer Anderson
Toronto
Fred Carlson
Canadian Pacific tests new Giesel electric locomotive 1501
The Canadian Pacific Railway conducts road tests with locomotive 1501 on the FarnhamQuebec route hauling 40 loaded box cars. Engineer N Rey steers the throttle while Operator W B Patterson operates the dynamometer car, the only one of its kind in North America. Following tests on the Farnham division D501 will run on the Montreal Toronto main line and the Laurentian division curves and grades.
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Canadian Pacific Railway
Dominion
WB Patterson
CSPR
North America
Canadian Pacific
Farnham
Winchester
Montreal-Toronto
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J. K. Gardiner Watch
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Insuer
M. A. Langer
Optometrist
A. T. Brown
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