Rockwood notices recall town deaths and greetings
Obituary notes announce the death of Mr. R F McWilliams of Guelph at age seventy with funeral at Woodlawn Cemetery. other items mention illnesses, a marriage in Toronto, local concerts, cottage holidays, and families visiting or traveling as schools reopen for fall term.
Local Social Notes Include Visits and Moves
NASSAGAWEYA S S No 7 reports visits by Mr and Mrs Alex Herd and Bobby of Toronto and by Mr and Mrs Reg Butcher of Windsor. John Heatley and Eleanor move to Guelph, while Nell Martin relocates from Milton. Busy Bees meet at Mrs J J Kennedy with twelve present and forty eight quilt blocks. Community updates cover overseas mail, a $28.08 net from a dance, a Salvation Army quilt, upcoming sales, and a cancelled minstrel show. Mrs Kennedy to convene next dance. see notes on hospital, leaves, and local condolences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alex. Herd
Bobby
Toronto
Salvation Army
Guelph
L. King
W. Kennedy
Kennedy
Howden
Indies
Little
Miller
Jas. Massey
Dot
Eijleen
Sam Frank
Grace McLaughlin
Norval
George Robinson
Gordon Robinson
Omagh
William Woods
Haltonville
H. McLeod
Brookville
Brookville, Spent Sunday At the Home of Mr. and Mra. H.mcleod, St. Helena
Gerald McLeod
Alex
Job
Milton Hospital
Lac
Debert
Guelph Atl
Concert at Township Hall Draws Steady Attendance
The event in Brookville last Friday evening, organized by the Women's Association of Ebenezer United Church with the Guelph Legion Concert Company, was a notable success enjoyed by all. Mrs. Melvin Taylor of Jasper Park and her daughter Evelyn Taylor of Edmonton visited Nassagawega and Eden Mills recently. Grace Marsh of Guelph holidayed with Mr and Mrs W W Darby of Knatchbull. Masters Ronnie and Robert Moffat of Toronto spent a week with the Duncan Moffats of Knatchbull and returned on Labor Day. Marguerite Moffat of Toronto also visited the Moffats over the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brookville
Women's Association of the
Ebenezer United Church
Guelph Legion
Melvin Taylor
Jasper Park
Evelyn Taylor
Edmonton
Alta
Nassagawega
Eden Mills
Grace Marsh
Cuelph
Ww. F. Darby
Knatchbull
Masters Ronnie and
Robert Moffat
Toronto
Duncan Moffat
Marguerite Moffat
Ralph Hitz
Belmont
Hugh Scott
Stuart Wright
Shirley
Noring Perkins
Robert Storey
Curt Storey
Mills
Thomas Ven
Arthur Ivens
Gale
Ivens
Wm. Gowdy
Lookout Club
Limehouse Presbyterian Church
C. C. Cochrane
Mirus. Wi. Caldwell
Acton
Lambert Twins
Rockwood
Burt
Hillsburg
Bannockburn Social Evening At Brookdale Farm
Bannockburn W Y members and friends gathered at Brookdale Farm to enjoy corn and a wether roast by a creekside bonfire. Music came from Archie Kerr on violin and Charlie Roster on guitar as community singing continued after games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bannockburn W. WY
Mire
Murray Coles
Brookdale Farm
Coles
Archie Kerr
Charlie Roster
McCullough
Bannockburn Institute
Evang
Alma Shauff
Betty Rogers
Stoughton, Sask
Toronto
Cotes
Louise Coles
Guelph
Margaret Brown
Waterloo
Ospringe School Opens With New Student
Ospringe School opened Tuesday with Mrs Lyle Nelson in charge and Shirley Grundy as the only new pupil. Several locals attended the funeral of the late Fred McWilliams at Guelph on Monday. The September meeting of the Women’s Institute discussed health programs and a supervised children’s clinic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyle Nelson
Shirley Grundy
Fred McWilliams
D. Stewart
Wilks Shirley Cox
Toronto
Midland
Bert Weeks
Hamilton
McKenzie
Thomas Henderson
Paisley Block
E. Sunter
G. Robertson
Everton
D. G. Nobertzon
Robert van Norman
Earl van. Norman
Acton
W. J. Jackson
Earl Smith
Arnold Sinclaiy
Claude Caesar
West
R. D. Burrows
Keith Burrows
Norman McKenzie
Enen
Women's Institute
F. Bryjdon
Memorial service for Edith Dewar at Knox Presbyterian Church
Officials of Knox Presbyterian Church held a memorial service last Sunday for Edith Dewar the longtime organist of 46 years. The choir presented a baptismal font in her memory at St Pauls Church ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Peared
St. Paul's Church
Thomas Mclannett
Toronto
Robert
Om Sun
Betty Jo Willmott
John Carr
Horace Ockerman
Acton
Wm. Hutt
Knox ‘Presbyterian’ Church
Edith Dewar
Cedarvale Goodbyes and Thanks for the Hardys
Cedarvale community gathers September 1 for a farewell to Mr. and Mrs. Hardy and daughters Mabel Thelma. A presentation includes lamps dressers and a floor lamp. Sunday School members renew best wishes and praise their long service and impact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mira
Jesse Reid
Orton
Russell Smith
Toronto
George Hardy
Harold ‘Griffin
Thelma Hardy
Darla Fines
A. Fisher
Archie Kerr
Mable Hardy
Eleanor Griffin
A. Kerr
Alvin Fisher
Mrs. Hardy
Mabel
Thelma
Eleanor Grifffin
ED. Smith
Alf, Saunders
S. S
Margaret Gordon
Hardy
Cedarvale S. S
Trea Laurer
Cedarvale
Local Driest Weather and Harvest Mishaps Reported
Rees Margaret Austin sprains her right ankle and rests it. Rev Hindley of Los Angeles, Cecil Thomas and two daughters from Toronto visit Mrs Hawes. Auctioneer Hoy Hindley suffers two fractured ribs after falling from a threshing separator during farm work. A strong wind storm with heavy rain damages crops, fruit trees, and ornamental trees across the district, thinning apple crops and leafing branches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rees Margaret Austin
W. J. Hindley
Los Angeles
California
Cecil Thomas
Toronto
Hawes
Hoy Hindley
Hindley
Advocate
Local Social Notes and Visits Across Towns
A series of weekend and holiday visits are recorded among residents of Kincardine Hillsburg Guelph Palmerston and Niagara-on-the-Lake. Families such as Schelroth Alton Jestin Tovell and Robertson are mentioned with weddings hospital stays and family gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Schelroth
Paul
Kincardine
Mirs
Percy Treleaven
John Alton
Cpl
Stuart Tovell
Dorothy Knight
Toronto
Fred Murray
London
Col
W. Head
George Gordon
Frs
Harvey Jestin
Niagara-on the-Lake
W. Usherwood
Hillsburg
Niagara-on-the-Lake
G. G. Robertson
Whi Robertson
Mary
Kate Reed
Pearl McComb
Pte
Wm. Gamble
Palmerston
O. Jestin
Hall
Guelph
W. Peavey
Guelph General Hospital
Jennie Tovell
R. King
W. Robertson
Guelph Road
Lidyd Robertson
Alan
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Wm. Torrance
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Highland Creek
Centennial United Church
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Norman Lambert
Limehouse
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R. B. Richardson
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Joe Oakes
Calvin Clarke
Georgetown
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Lucknow
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Jessie Marlow
Wri. Mitchell
George Miltler
Wan
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Joan Crawford
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