Rev RW Nekeragul to Lead Service at Ebenezer Church
The Rev RW Nekeragul will conduct morning worship at Ebenezer United Church next Sunday after three weeks of holidays. The Sunday arrival will be reopened that day. Various families from Knatchbull Dundalk and nearby towns visited relatives and friends over the weekend as farmers cope with poor harvest weather.
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RW. Nekeragul
Worahkg
Ebenezer United Church
Mire
Gob
Nightingale
Familly
Knatchbull
Dundalk
Wm. M. Near
Kitchener
Nasingawoya
Rimer W. Pickett
Lake Worth
Florida
Bloomsbury
Harold Bridgman
Trenton
Harvey Bridgman
Bruce
Rockwood Labor Day Quiet and School Reopens
Labor day passed quietly in Rockwood with visitors from Toronto and Hamilton. School reopened after holidays as painters from Guelph worked on the building. Rev E A Parker preached at St Johns. Mrs Bernard placed memorial garlands. Dr Bryans handled local duties in his absence. Sympathy offered for Wallace Gerrie injured in a Guelph mill explosion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Labor Day
Minnie Newell
Toronto
Evith
Royce Toronto
Milton Greer and Son
Hamilton
Richard Craddock
Guelph
E. A. Parker
St. John's Church
E. Bernard
Wwe Promer- Pram
K B. Waller
Dr. Bryans
Fred Day
A. Danby
Rockwood
D. Gerrie
Wallace Gerrie
Page-Hersy Mills
Local Women Host Bible Study and Social Gathering
Campbellville notes describe Miss J Reid and Mrs M Moore leading a Thursday church meeting with hymn, scripture, and prayer. Blair Young Women presided with Miss Black, who thanked WLMLS for help, and Mrs James Robertson outlined St Paul. Refreshments served as aid fundraiser plans emerged. Many residents visited relatives in Guelph, Hamilton, and beyond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Reid
M. Moore David
Magual
Miss Reid
Menzies
Blair Youg
Miss Black
WLMLS
James Robertson
St. Paul
Howard Lush
Evangeline Booth
J. K. Mahon
Ladies’ Aid
Vitor
John Gilmour
M. Movdieram
Stockton
California
Joseph
Sagcremento
Calfornia
Guelph
Haggarty
Hamilton
Jean
Janet McPhail
Joseph Tehanney
Joyce
W. Powers and Son
A. Henderson
Kenora
Wedding Attendees and Local Weekend Social Roundup
Everton Mr and Mrs Harvey Jestin and Mr and Mrs T D McCutcheon attended the Clark Aitken wedding at the home of Mr and Mrs T G Aitken Harriiton. Alf Rolen returned Monday from a few days holiday at Port Elgin. Several from here attended the hall game at Orangeville between Schomberg and Eden Mills Eden Mills won. Sunday visitors with Mr and Mrs Irvin Hamilton were Mr and Mrs A Couling and Mr and Mrs W Alex.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvey Jestin
T. D McCutcheon
Clark-Aitken
T. G. Aitken
Harriuton
Alf Rolen
Port
Elgin
Walter_Couling
Caledon
Misa Kate Reed
T. D. McCutcheon
Orangeville
Schomberg
Eden Mill
Eden Mills
Irvin Hamilton
A. Couling
W. Alexprese
Community notes from the Ospringe area recount visits and family events
Ospringe residents shared news of travel and visits with relatives near Hespeler and Guelph. Highlights include Allan McMaster and siblings planning a move to Guelph, Nina Beamish recovering after surgery in Guelph, and a fire caused by an electrical storm prompting an auction sale by Roy Hindley. Local church service was led by Rev Pattison of Erin United Church.
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Joyce
Hazel Chester
Hespeler
Allan McMaster
Caledon
Gordon’ Robertson
J. M. Card
Guelph
Elgin Brown
David Stewart
Ken Robertson
Byron Bruce
Noa 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
Henry Jackson
Helen
Douglas Robertson
Reopening of Moffat School Draws Local Interest
Great interest centers on the reopening of the Moffat school and the return of teacher Mrs Ann Wilkinson. Many residents visited the Canadian National Exhibition in Toronto and celebrate the resumption of the institution after a six year lapse. Local visits over the Labor Day weekend included Mr and Mrs Del Moffat at Wasaga Beach and others in surrounding towns. The community prepares for upcoming church anniversaries and choir rehearsals while several residents travel and host relatives during the holiday period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann Wilkinson
Moffat
Toronto
del Moffat
Wasaga Beach
Annie Campbell
Milton
Roy Donaven
Andres
Harold Donaven
Hamilton
Donaven
George Poole
Mary Jane
Bolton Boss
Hannah Vouek
MacNeil
Kathleen
Margaret Ann Talve
Ontario
Detroit
C. Lo
Bruce McKinnon Nuptials At Kin Kin Presbyterian Church
Blanche Cowl e Burne McKinnon of Oxpringe married Byron Seymour Bruce at Jkno x Presbyterian Church Acton on a Saturday ceremony attended by relatives and friends from Oshawa London Toronto Thamesford Orton Hillsbury Guelph Grand Valley Fergus Acton. The bride wore white slipper satin with lace and a tulle veil. bridesmaids and attendants wore pink and blue gowns with floral bouquets. The reception followed at the bride’s home with a three tier wedding cake. the couple will reside in Guelph.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Hansen
Dr. D. Barnum
ATCM
Judph
Herj
Bouvardia
A. J. Weeks Jr
Hillsburg
Helen McLachlan
Toronto
Little Carol Weeks
Garnet Bruce
George Lambert
O.V.C
Guelph
Roy Thomson
W. Culley
Georgian Bay
Whitewood
Sask
Oshawa
London
Thamesford
Orton
Hillsbury
Grand Valley
Fergus
Acton
Youth and Money
Youth and money are discussed as youths earn spending cash in various jobs. The article urges prudent use, avoiding extravagance, and promotes saving for education. Thrift is highlighted as a valuable habit, aiding future college or professional training if times stay favorable or turn tough.
Last Chance at Life Insurance Office Sparks Tense Exchange
A departmental supervisor scolds a temperamental assistant for late arrivals long lunches and missed days. The assistant coolly replies that he will be given one more chance, ending a tense workplace moment in the agency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Istene
Local Social Notes Include Visits and Openings Across Town
Meroe and Mrs Barnes attended a Saturday event at Afixy Ivena's. Montreal couple Mr and Mrs Arthur Lane were Sunday victors with Mrs Te Pasa. Mero and Mrs Paul Spitzer and family visited Breslau relatives. Mika Ivena and Mira Mitchell left Monday to teach in Toronto and York County. Wilfred Brown of Guelph spent the weekend with the Shelbourns. James Nickell and Mrs McFarlane of Noble Oak visited J W Nickell. Ruby Orr and Joyce Orr with Orland Everett of Gravenhurst joined others. Miss Orr and Calvin VanZant of Georgetown also mentioned. Thompson and family of Laurel visited Rungeell Thompson. School reopened at S S No Tan with 21 pupils. Miss J Ruddell in charge. Newly painted interior brightened the room. Helen Gale visited Aurora Inn recently. John W Nickell competed at the C N E fiddlers contest. Mrs Glynn and son Peter visited relatives at Woodbridge.
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Meroe
Barnes
Twit Birandehiiren
Pouarte
Afixy
Wilfred Brown
Guelph
Shelbourne's
James Nickell
Calvin VanZant
Georgatown
Thompson
Laurel
Rungeell ‘Thompson
S.S
J. Ruddell
Helen Gale
Aurora Inn
John W. Nickell
C.N.E
John Glynn
Peter
Wondbridge
Crop conditions in U S and Canada outlooks improved
Weather and planting conditions in the United States remain challenging through mid June yet farmer intentions show a larger sown area and a harvest slightly higher than previous year. Canada reports cool delay but recent rains lift prospects with good pastures and hay outlook improving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Canada
Bureau of Statistics
Canadian
Prairie Provinces
Social roundup of Kes and district visitors and gatherings
Eileen Frank returns from a two week Kes vacation. Families including Henderson Kennaly Nabateon Motter and Wall hosts gather for a Sanith family get together at Milton’s home. Detroit visitors James and Nell Martin stay with J Kennedy and J Frank, others host relatives. CNE trips continue as guests and extended visits in Milton and Detriot areas.
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Mau
Eileen Frank Haa
Keswith
Eake
David Henderson
Mra
Fod. Kennedy
Marlo
Mesara
John
Joseph Henderson
Jaros Nabateon
Milton
Mra. L. Motter
Mra. M. Wall
Rex Motter Flint
Mich
Motter
Mra. Wall
Jeremiah Smith
Percy
Pedolln
Ingeraol
J. Frank
Charles Martin
Datrolt
Zon Dich
J. J. Kennedy
James Martin
Detroit
Nell Martin
John M. Wilson
John Stroble
Martin
Coulson
Hamilton
M Woods
Campbellville
Wm. Woods
Mary Martin
Peter Campbell
Moffat
C.N.E
W. ¥. Britton
Percy Boynton
Elmer Anderson
Toronto
Fred Carlson
Road tests of Canadian Pacific TBO1 locomotive begin
Canadian Pacific conducts road tests of the Giesel electric locomotive TBO1 from Farnham Quebec hauling 40 loaded boxcars. Engineer N Roy pilots the engine while WB Patterson operates the dynamometer car charting performance with a full set of dials and recorders. Tests on the Farnham division heavy traffic and on the Montreal Toronto line’s Winchester subdivision will assess performance on curves and grades of the Laurentian division.
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Canadian Pacific Railway
Rai
Dominion
Farnham
N. Roy
Winchester
Montreal-Toronto
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J. K. Gardiner
Tusner Motor -Vehicle Licenses
M. A. Langer
Optometrist
A. T. Brown
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