Local visitors join families across communities
Crewsons Corners reports Mr and Mrs S Johnson and two sons from Toronto were weekend visitors at Mr J Taylor's home. Mr Hector Guthrie spent several days with his parents Mr and Mrs T Guthrie. Mr Charles Tyler of Agincourt visited Friday. Jack McCaw of Niagara Falls was a recent guest at Mrs Geo Graham’s home. Hector and Douglas Guthrie spent Labor Day at the C N E.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. Johnson
Toronto
J.taylor
Hector Guthrie
T. Guthrie
Charles Tyler
Agincourt
Jack McCaw
Niagara
Falls
Erin Johnston Family and Friends Visit and Local Court Action
Erin and Basil Johnston of Acton visited with the Grays Pinkneys and families in Toronto. Miss Freda Cook returned from Saugeen and Ottawa with Weaver family. Brecken visitors from Sackville stayed with Mrs Gee Overland. A Guelph court adjourned a charge against George Harper to harvest his Erin Township farm. Douglas Gear returned from England and the Continent after attending Vimy ceremony. Seven year old Wilfred Thompson sustained a severe left arm fracture and was treated in Toronto and Guelph hospitals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Basil Johnston
Acton
W.Y. Gray
G. Pinkney
Toronto
Charles Pinkney
Freda Cook
Sau
Marlo
Canon Weaver
E. R. W. Brecken
Arthur
Grace Brecken
Sackville
N.B
Douglas Gear
England
Vimy
Wilfred “Thompson
James ‘Thompson
Guelph General Hospital
Slick Children's Hospital
Ind
Women's Institute Meeting At Ospringe A Busy Evening
Mrs. R. G. S. McCutcheon hosted the monthly Women’s Institute gathering with about forty ladies. Reports included a lawn social balance of 26 dollars, a 5 dollar donation to Crippled Children’s Association, and 10 dollars to Ospringe School for blinds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. GS. McCutcheon
Women's Institute
W. J. Jackson
EB. N. Bunter
Crippled Children’s Association
Ospringe School
Mars
FE. N. Sunter
Home Economica
George Cooke
Ada Currie
Edna Cooke
FP. Brydon
Cooke
Aes Lorena Locker
E. Johnstone
Marjorie McCutcheon
D. G. Robertson
Treasury
Dan Hindley
Port Balster
Lake Simcoe
Guelph
Warvey Peavey
Rockwood
Bothie
Wim. Struthers
D. Stewart
George
Rennicks
Starlon
Millian
Roy McDonald
Phyllis
Rochester
N.Y
Leslie Webb
William
Nellie
Rela Dions
Hamilton
St. Catharines
Oat
Waterloo
Max Sutcliffe
Toronto
AfcLean
Tavell
Chisholm
Firkin
Win. Robertson
John Stewart
St. Thomas. S
Stewart
Geo. Anderson
D. Hurren
Yhuraday
Niagara Falls
Nassagaweya Bible Society Holds Annual Meeting
The Nassagaweya branch of the Bible Society met last Friday evening at the Nassagaweya Presbyterian Church. Mrs. T. J. Diamond of Nassagaweya visited Toroata relatives, and Mrs. Hert Nightingale of Orangeville visited Knatchbull parents over Labor Day. Mrs. Wm. Diamond of Guelph visited relatives, with notes of social visits in the area. Mr. Harry Bridgman of Knatchbull was reported ill, with hopes for a quick recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nassagaweya
The
Bible Society
Nassagaweya Presbyterian Church
T. J. Diamond
Toroata
Hert Nightingale
Orangeville
Arthur Nightingale
Knatchbull
Wm. Diamond
Guelph
Nossagawega
Harry Bridgman
Aguln
Community Notes and Housewarming At Local Homes
Mrs Warrington and daughter Edna visited in Sharbob Lake with Mr Trotter from Stratford and others from Toronto weekend. A housewarming at Fred Packer’s new home Friday. Women’s Institute met at Mrs John Meredith’s on Sept 3 with 15 Judice present. roll call answered with a milk recipe. Miss Gladys Packer received a quilt gift after a fire last winter. Community singing and lunch closed the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warrington
Edna
Sharbob Lake
Alex. Trotter
Stratford
A. W. Norton
Norman Brown
Friend
Toronto
FP. Shelbourne
Sam Dobbie
Hamilton
Lane
Winnie Yvens
Fred Packer
Gapolny
Women's Institute
John Meredith
Wiih
Judice
Mrrs
Wenderson
Rockwood Labor Day Quiet. Local Members Attend Events
Rockwood residents marked Labor Day with quiet activities. Attendees joined Bunsteeball Tournament and Edgewood Park events, while Silver-Wilma Milne finished second in swimming. Memorial services were held at McMormick's Cemetery Eramosa, and Yvan J. Mimo earned the Moses Henry Aikens scholarship at Victoria University with four years free tuition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Labor Day
Rockwood
Bunsteeball
Edgewood Park
Silver-Wilma -Milne
McMormick’s
Eramosa
Yvan J. Mimo
Moses Henry Aikens
Victoria University
May Milne
Jean Eoberts
Robert E. Holle
Toronto
Eden Mills
John Little
James Roberts
Airs
Jaz Oakes
Toranto
Ross Allan
Danughter
Marie
Taranto
Doris Royce
D. Patterson
Jean Tarrant
Simcoe
Johnston Hewat
Stanley Oakes
C. Gordon Harris
Underwood
Was
Aulfit Beng
W. Co. TY. U
Community Notes From Campbellville And Vicinity
Campbellville residents report visitors from Minnesota and Detroit with several weeks of local gathering. Labor Day travelers attended Kilbride celebrations while Toronto and Bowville visitors renewed friendships in town. The Young People’s Society of St David’s Church planned for the annual tea event.
Social visits span towns and beaches around Purry Sound
Ballina and Frank Beagle visited friends at Purry Sound last week. Mrs C Girlies and two children of Kirkland Lake visited aunt Mrs Rogers and local friends. Mr and Mrs Mann of Hamilton and Bert Rogers spent weekends with locals. Dr T Wiley and family from Toronto visited Mr and Mrs Wat Wiley. A community bee last Wednesday improved the cemetery grounds and organizers hope for continued work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Beagle
Purry Sound
C. Girlies
Kirkland Lake
Rogers
Mann
Hamilton
Culp
Bert Rogers
Wasoga Beach
Victors
Soper
Gertrude Dal
Eden Mills Women’s Missionary Society Marks Fifth Anniversary
Eden Mills Presbyterian Church celebrated the fifth anniversary of the Women’s Missionary Society with a large turnout and greetings from neighboring groups. Miss Anderson from Kobe spoke on daily prayer and described her work in Japan. A tea followed, and notices included visits by residents to Lincoln Nebraska and Toronto, plus a school ball tournament at Edgewood Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Women's Missionary Society
Mino
R. Wright
St. Paul's
Johnston
Ellen Anderson
Kobe
Japan
C. Baumer
St. Andrew's Guelph
Mills Argo
Mra. T. Burton
Atlas
Argo
Nennis
AL Moore
Mra. T. McPhail
Campbellville
Pryer
M. McDonald
Acton
Mission Band
A.duett
D. McNabb
W. Gordon
Rockwood
Bennie
Stanley Wilson
Warden
Lincoln
Nebraska
Alvin Taylor and Son
Toronto
H. Taylor
Jack Webb
Yommie
Hamilton
T. H. Webb
The
Presbyterian Church
Irene
Elsie Mitchell
Howie Wright
J. Wright
Edgewood Pari
Juanes
Mack
Galt
Robert Croft
Hetle
Mred Croft
Kitchener
W. Croft
Misa Evah Grant
Bruban
McCormacks Cemetery
Georgetown Veterans Return From Vimy Pilgrimage
Georgetown residents recall recent D Cam Vimy visit as Fy Smith and George Alcott arrive home Monday night. Ex Polkinghorne family hosted guests Lorne and Ross Polkinghorne of Wabashere over weekend with I J McGill and Overend families. Miss Luan Borland of Toronto survived a car accident on Main Street North. Hazel Harrison and Mrs Grandy recover at home after Collingwood Hospital stay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will
Fy Smith
George Alcott
Vimy
Chief Marshall
Misa Hazel Harrison
Mrs. Grandy
Collingwood Hospital
Oakville Notables and Local Sports Highlight Weekend
Oakville residents Harold Whitaker trips to New York City for a brief visit. The Lunan family returns from Fenelon Falls cottage while Chicago guests stay with J. M. Wallace in Oakville. Miss Belle Robinson injured after a fall at the Post Office steps. The Pullen son joins the navy and sails to England aboard a training ship from Chatham with Canadian youths. Black Blakelock leaves Oakville for Montreal to sail for England. Lakeshore League title goes to Port Credit Bees who beat Oakville 5 to 1 at Port Credit diamond in playoff action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Whitaker
New York City
RE. P. Lunan
Fenelon Palls
G. Allan
Chicago
J. M. Wallace
Colborne Street
Oakville
Belle Robinson
Pullen
Frank Pullen
Navy
Montreal
England
Probisher
Chatham
Vlack Blakelock Son
Seelakelock
Mon
Unfurnished Rooms and Houses for Rent and Sale Sneak
Classified notices advertise unfurnished rooms for immediate possession on Brock Avenue and Crescent Street seven room houses with utilities. Rentals include six room houses on Agnes Street and Dover Avenue with water electric light. Also ads on permanent waves and a probe for fox meat products and a corn salve with mail order offers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Sofer
Fox
Dover Avenue
Agnes Street
Crescent Street
Wardwood Moors Downstoirs
Molozzie
No. 13
Crescent
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Neighborhood News
Erin
Ospringe
Limehouse
Ballina
Georgetown
Canada National
Arrow Coaches
Lakeshore Road
Wiles Central Ontario
StoreNews
Peck-Frean
Westmins TE Se
Peg
Robert S Slapson Co
Mont Span Clydes
Shires
Pioneer « Equipment Company
Acker Furniture Co
Acton Creamery
Gulvon Mfg. Co
Prince of Ferndale
JG. Gillies
Welboud Oc
Legent
Wai. Brennan
Euton Co. Prisd
Yair
T. Futon Co. Ltd
Wand
Sheffield
Stepe Mercury
Union Stock Yards of
Chas
O.cowle
Canada Bread Co
Walker
MacDonald's Bakery
Foultey
S. C
New Hampshire
Savaged& Co
Aliss HO Roswell
Langley Cleaners
Raymond Motors
Ontario Seed Co
Woodhall
Miusselle
Doughty
Elliott & Woods
Doughty & McFarlane
Alex
Messare
Ann. Brown
A. T. Brown
G. A. Dills
EB. J. Nelson
MS West Bushel Northern
der. Jl.a. McNiven
P. W. Praren
H. Wiles
W. D. Talbot
UGS
E. J. Nelson
Trawn
EL Jones
AL D. McLean
Dominion Holel
Cash
Hert Ulinton
Prank Holmes
Brock Avenue
J. Taylor
BOX 395 Free Press
Pallant's Shoe Store
L. Strrigman
Harry Holmes
Dominion Hotel
Carl Kentner
Heauty
Jessie Russell
Fpamilex Products CO
St. Clement St
Scientific
Lloyd's
Wloyd Chemical Taboratorles
Dept. V
Toreule
United Church of Canada
Hev
Merrew
PRD
Bower Avenue
Vais
Thurday
Presbyterian Knox Church
AL. Bennie
Willow Street
Zone 13
Canadian Legion
St. Alban’s Church
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