Weekend visitors and local visits noted in community
Crewsons Corners announces weekend visitors from Toronto Mr and Mrs 3 Johnson and two sons stayed with Mr J Taylor Hector Guthrie spent days with his parents Mr and Mrs T Guthrie Charles Tyler of Agincourt visited friends Friday Jack McCaw of Niagara Falls NY recently visited aunt Mrs Geo Graham Hector and Douglas Guthrie spent Labor Day at the CNE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
3. Johnson
Toronto
J. ‘Taylor
Hector Guthrie
T. Guthrie
Charles Tyler
Agincourt
Jack McCaw
Niagara. Falls
N.Y
Erin Johnston and friends visit Tor onto and Ottawa trip
Erin and Basil Johnston of Acton visit Mr. and Mrs. WO Gray and others in Tor onto and with Mrs. Pinkney. Miss Freda Cook returns from Saukville area visits in Ottawa. Brecken family from Sackville were guests of Mrs. Overland. A charge against George Harper for possessing a still was adjourned. Douglas Gear returns from England and the Continent after attending the Vimy ceremony. Seven year old Wilfred Thompson fractured his left arm and received care at Guelph General and Sick Children's Hospital Toronto.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Basil Johnston
Acton
WO. Y. Gray
G. Pinkney
Toronto
Charles Pinkney
Freda Cook
Sau
Marie
Canon Weaver
E. R. W. Brecken
Arthur
Grace Brecken
Sackville
N.B
Monet Cert Mint Tio Pict
Douglas Gear
England
Vimy
Wilfred “Thompson
James ‘Thompson
Guelph General Hospital
Sick Children’s
Ospringe Women Host Monthly Institute Meeting
Mrs. R S McCutcheon presided as about forty members attended the Women's Institute gathering. The secretary read minutes, funds totaled twenty six dollars after donations to Crippled Children's Association and Ospringe School. Various talks on Home Economics followed with a Dutch Auction sale boosting the treasury and a pleasant lunch concluded the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. S. McCutcheon
Women's Institute
W. J. Jackson
EB. N. Sunter
Crippled Children’s Association
Ospringe
FE. N. Sunter
George Cooke
Ada Currie
Edna Cooke
F. Brydon
Cooke
Aries Lorena Locker
E. Johnstone
Marjorie McCutcheon
D. G. Robertson
Treasury
Dan Hindley
Port Balster
Lake Simcoe
Guelph
Warvey Peavey
Rockwood Line
Wn. Struthers
JD. Stewart
George
Rennicks
Starilan
Millan
Roy McDonald
Phyllis
Rochester
N.Y
Mfr
Leslie Webb
William
Nellie
Hamilton
St. Catharines
Waterloo
Max Sutcliffe
Toronto
Geo. Anderson
D. Hurren
Niagara Falls
Nassagaweya Bible Society Meeting Reported
The Nassagaweya branch annual meeting was held Friday evening at the Nassagaweya Presbyterian Church. Notices of visits appear as Mrs. T. J. Diamond of Nassagaweya visited Toronto relatives. Mrs. Hert Nightingsls of Orangeville visited Knatchbull parents. Mrs. Wm. Diamond of Guelph visited Nassagawega friends. well wishes go to Mr. Harry Bridgman of Knatchbull who is laid up and hoped to recover soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nassagaweya
The
Bible Society
Nassagaweya Presbyterian Church
T. J. Diamond
Toronto
Hert Nightingsls
Orangeville
Arthur Nightingale
Knatchbull
Wm. Diamond
Guelph
Nassagawega
Harry Bridgman
Community Notes Mention Visits and Institute Event
Mrs Warrington and Edna of Sharbob Lake visit sister Mrs Norton while Mr Alex Trat ter of Stratford guests. Norman Brown of Toronto spends weekend with the Shelbournes. Dobbie of Hamilton visits Mrs Lane. Winnie Yvens at home. A house warming at Prod Packers new house hosts young folks gathering. Women’s Institute at Mrs John Meredith’s on September 3 features milk recipe roll call. Mrs Henderson reads on milk care. Mrs McGowan urges turning houses into homes. A quilt is presented to Miss Gladys Packer after last winter’s fire. Community singing and lunch close the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warrington
Edna
Sharbob Lake
Alex
Prod Packer
Ganpbay
Thehouse Women's Institute
Mirs
John Meredith
Mrrs
Henderson
Rockwood Weekend News Highlights Local Events
Rockwood marked Labor Day quietly with local and visitors attending the Baseball Tournament at Edgewood Park. Mike Wilma Milne finished second in swimming while Yvan J Milne earned the Moses Henry Alkens scholarship at Victoria University. A wedding of Ailes Jean E Roberts to Robert E Holle took place in Eden Mills. Community notes cover street resurfacing, W C T U meeting, and several visiting residents from Toronto Simcoe and Cleveland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Labor Day
Rockwood
Edgewood Park
Mike-Wilma -Milne
Mctormick’s Cemetery
Eramosa
Yvan J. Milne
Moses Henry Alkens
Victoria University
May Milne
Ailes
Jean E. Roberts
Robert E. Holle
Toronto
Eden Mills
John Little
James Roberts
A.B. Barry
J. J. Thomas
Jack
Ansonia
Conn
W. F. Harrington
Stratford
Clark McArthur
Alex. Gray
Cleveland
Ohio
Clarence and
James Lynch
Jaz Oakes
Ross Allan
Marie
Doris Royce
D. Patterson
Jean Torrancf
Simcoe
Johnston Hewat
Stanley Oakes
C. Gordon Harris
Underwood
W. J.taylors
Harriston
Chas. H. Harris
Jean Gordon
Gordon
Aro
Geo. H. Pearen
D. McPhedran
Harry McPhedran
Aim
J. Hosking
Everett E. LeViness
Buffalo
Robt. Robinson
John Gleb
al Little
Rover
Campbellville Notes Speak of Visits and Labor Day
Mrs Harvey McNiven and son Jack of Minnesota have returned after several weeks in the area. Mr David Hubbert was home for the weekend. Visitors from Tororo include Mr and Mrs McGraw and Mrs Rini mer. A village Labor Day celebration drew many attendees at Kilbride. Mr C Bell of Bowville won a painting contract for W McPhail’s hollow. Doug Heattle of Toronto renewed old friendships. St Davids Young People’s Society met to plan the annual tea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myround
Harvey McNiven
Jack
Minnesota
David Hubbert
McGraw
Rini~mer
Tororo
Kilbride
W. Roberta
C. Roberts
Detroit
C. Bell
Bowville
W. McPhail
Douglas Heattle
Toronto
Young People’s Society of
St David's Church
Local social roundups include visits across towns and a cemetery project
Ballina and Mr. and Mrs. Frank Bennie visited friends at Purry Sound last week. Mrs Gillies and two children from Kirkland Lake visited aunt Mrs. Rogers and friends in the district. Mr and Mrs Mann from Hamilton were visitors on Sunday with Mr and Mrs Culp. Berb Rogers spent the weekend at Wasaga Beach. Visitors at Mrs Soper’s home included Mrs Gertrude Dal of Georgetown Mrs GW Masules and Mrs J Noble of Acton. Mrs Roy Culp stayed with friends near Hamilton as Dr T Wiley and family from Toronto visited Mr and Mrs Win Wiley. A community bee last Wednesday aimed to improve cemetery grounds showing marked improvement and hopes for continued work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Bennie
Purry Sound
Gillies
Kirkland Lake
Rogers
Mann
Hamilton
Culp
Berb Rogers
Wasaga Beach
Soper
Gertrude Dal
Georgetown
GW. Masules
J. Noble
Acton
Roy Culp
Ab Hamilton
T. Wiley
Toronto
Win
Wiley
Ywollyer
Myr. Gratryle
Eden Mills W M S marks 45th anniversary with guests
The Presbyterian Women's Missionary Society of Eden Mills celebrated its 45th anniversary at the church with 13 members since July last. Miss Ellen Anderson from Kobe Japan spoke on daily prayer and mission work, readings and reports were shared, and a tea followed. Several local families attended during the weekend with visits from Acton and Campbellville. A ball tournament and sports day occurred at Edgewood Park, and a memorial service was held at McCormack's Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbbyterian Women's Missionary Society
Mino
RR. Wright
St. Paul’s
Johnston
Ellen Anderson
Kobe
Japan
C. Baumer
St. Andrew's Guelph
Acton
W. I. Beate
W. Early
J. D. Lowrie
W.lowrie
Miss Anderson
Mission Band
A.duett
D. McNabb
W. Gordon
Rockwood
Bennie
Stanley Wilson
Limehouse
Warden
Lincoln
Nebraska
Alvin Taylor and Son
Toronto
H. Taylor
Jack Webb
Tommie
Hamilton
T. H. Webb
Eunbean Mission
The
Presbyterian Church
Missus Irene
Elsie Mitchell
Howie Wright
Emily
J. Wright
Edgewood Park
James Mack
Galt
Robert Croft
Hetle
Der
Fred Croft
Kitchener
Georgetown Vets Return from Pilgrimage to Vermy
Georgetown veterans Fy Smith and George Alcott arrived home Monday night after a pilgrim age to Vermy. Local residents Rex Polkinghorne and family stayed with the McDills and Overends during a pleasant holiday at Kincardine. Miss Luan Borland of Toronto escaped serious injury when her car rolled on Main Street North Hill and slid into a ditch in front of Chief Marshall's residence. Mrs Hazel Harrison and Mr Grandy, formerly in Collingwood Hospital, have recovered enough to return home to Georgetown and Toronto respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will
Fy Smith
George Alcott
Virmy
Rex Polkinghorne
Lorne and
Ross
Wabashere
JJ. McDilll
C. Overend
Overend
Marion Overend
Kincardine
Luan Borland
Toronto
North Hill
Chief Marshall
Hazel Harrison
Mr. Grandy
Collingwood Hospital
Oakville News Roundup Leads With Travel Navy Hope and League Result
Oakville residents head to New Cly for a weekend trip and others return from a Fenelon Falls cottage. Miss Belle Robinson suffers a fall at the Post Office with injuries. Pullen joins the Navy sailing from Montreal to England, as does Lakelock who will sail from Montreal to England on the training ship Probisher at Chatham. Lakeshore League title goes to Port Credit Bee Hives after a 5 1 defeat of Oakville in Port Credit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Whitaker
New We Cly
Mia
E&p
Luna
Fenelon Palls
G. Allan
Chicago
Wallace
Colborne Street
Oakville
Belle Robinson
Yom Pullen
Frank Pullen
Navy
Montreal
England
Probisher
Chatham
Vack Blakelock Fox
Pik Ot Lakelock
Diverse Classified Ads Fragment From Early Publication
A collage of rental notices for houses on Brock Avenue Dover Avenue Agnes Street Crescent Street and Acton listings for permanent waves agents wanted rewards and fox meat advertorial lines. Names such as George Soper J Taylor Mrs Jocque and A Molazie appear in fragmented notices. The page includes job and product ads plus medical salve and livestock references.
Harvest Festival Services and Evening Sermon Schedule
Annual Harvest Festival services Thursday September 17 at 6.00 p.m. at Breseher Ven Archdeacon G Scov. Sunday September 20 at 11.00 a.m. and 7.00 p.m. Preacher for the evening is Rev. PF Allen Hill of Campbellville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Breseher
Allen Hill
Campbellville
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Neighborhood News
Erin
Ballina
Wn Arrow
Lakeshore Road
Ahkow
H. “Wiles
Central Ontario
Westmins
Robert S Simpson Co
Clydes
Shires
Pioneer Equipment Company
Acker Furniture Co
Hest
Acton Creamery
Ist
Gildon Mfy. Co
Prince of Ferndale
JG. Gilles
Welbhond
Legent
Brennan
Gentleman's Road Ruice
T. Eaton Co
T. Exton Co. Ltd
Wand
Sheffield
Bee Mercury
Union Stock Yards of
Libba
Chas. Warber
By.o.cowlea&& Son
Canada Bread Co
Walker “Store
MacDonald’s Bakery
Foultey
S. C
I. P
Penfold Hardware
New Hampshire
Savage & Co
Daymond Motors
Ontario Seed Co
Woodhall & Mfusselle
Doughty A McParlane
Eliott & Woods
Doughty & McFarlane
Alex. Messaac
Tk. Brown
AL T. Brown
G. A. Dills
J.A. McNiven
P. W. Pearen
H. Wiles
W. D. Talbot
E. J. Nelson
Brown
Doug
E. Jones
A. B. McLean
Dominion Hotel
Comb Wolley
Bert Hinton
Fiona
Prank Holmes
Brent
George Soper
Kent
Brock Avenue
MR. J. Taylor
BOX 395 Free Press
Pallant's
Uf L
Starman
Dover Avenue
Harry Holmes, JR
Agnes Street
Crescent Street
A. Moloazie
Crescent
Carl Kentner
Heauty
Jessie Russell
Bhai ThoGr
Vpamilex Products CO
St. Clement St
Scientific
Lloyd's
Wloyd Chemical Laboratories
Dept. Y
Torouto
Vannatter Fox Parm
United Church of Canada
Ge BM. Merrew
Bower Avenue
Presbyterian
Knox Church
Acton Hey
H. L. Bennie
Willow Street
Canadian Legion
St. Alban’s Church
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