Anniversary services at Nassagaweyn church noted
Nassagaweyn Presbyterian Church marked a successful anniversary with well attended ding, uplifting sermons by Rev Wm Marshall, and a concert and supper enjoyed by all. Local residents including Mr and Mrs Patterson of Milton and relatives from Detroit visited Knalehbull and Nassagaweya over the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nassagaweyn Presbyterian Church
Wm. Marshall
Wm. H. Patterson
Milton
Murphey
Gordon
Detroit
Mich
Knalehbull
Medtay
Wid
John Norriah and
Funlly
Toronto
Ato Nussagyqweya
Hunday
Heather Minton
Ebenezer United Church
Mra
Nelson Anderson
Gaturduay
Community Church Activities Highlight Eden Mills Events
The Wation's Missionary Society met at the United Church on Tuesday with fair attendance. Ladies Aid held a gate party on church grounds Wednesday evening, featuring Burrows Black Company of Guelph and soloist Miss Hall. Refreshments were popular. Earlier, Ladies Aid and Women's Missionary Society met at Mrs. J. Marshall's home in Notsugaweya with large attendance. Lunch and social time followed. A missionary conference gathering occurred in Rookwood United Church Friday afternoon. Guests included Mrs Abbott, Mrs Ballagh of Toronto, and Mr Hannie and Win Lowrie. Mr Wm McLain, a respected resident, returned home after visiting Tottenham and Heston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wation
Micuionary Society of the United Church
Ladies Aid of the United Church
Burrows Black Company
Guelph
Miss Hall
Ladies' Aid
Women's Missionary Society of
Roenpre ¥ United Church
Notsugaweya
Ula
Yuna
Ballagh
Toronto
Hannie
Win
Lowrie
Wm. Mclain
Yar
J. Marshall
Tottenham
Heston
Community Notices and Local Court Proceedings Highlight Week
Erin My and Mrs Davies of Cleveland visit Mr C and Miss Tamilton. Kenneth Leitch has been ill recently. A Graham and Mrs Graham of Gore Bay were guests of J Matthews moving on to Milverton. Alan McMane returned home with them. Judge McKinnon presided over Division Court with four cases heard. Cyril McKinney placed fifth in Junior Farmers judging heavy draft horses among seventy entrants. Mr and Mrs Geo Griffin returned from ten days with son in South Bend Indiana and Michigan friends. Wellington and James Homer were strong poultry exhibitors at the London Exhibition with eleven firsts and three seconds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
GL. Davies
Cleveland
Ohio
C. A
Tamilton
Kenneth Leitch
Graham
M. P
Gore Bay
J. Matthews
Milverton
Alan McMane
Judge McKinnon
Guelph
Cyril McKinney
N. i
Geo. Griffin
Carman ‘Griffin
South Bend
Indiana
Michigan
Wellington
James
Homer
Auvocute
Oakville Notes On Local People And Developments
Oakville items report George Coote en route to Ottawa from Alberta to visit relatives over the weekend. James McAskill, son of a Westwood School principal and former junior champion, begins studies at Upper Canada College in Toronto. Shields wins contract to build a brick residence on the Toronto Hamilton Highway for Harry Thornton who bought land from Teevia W. Morden. Wakelock Bros. purchase Morace Colliver property on Randall Street, tearing down structures for new residences. Owen Wancroft returns from two weeks camping. Nurse Addia Hewson of Shiksne vacationing with sister Mrs. A. 20 Chisholm. A new brick stucco residence to be erected on river bank. Dr. Clark of Detroit, once Oakville practitioner, visits with brother Arthur. Harold Clark accompanies him as they plan further work in Wallaceburg. London-born doctor last practiced here forty years ago. The star notes a Burlington accident on Lake Shore Road near Aldershot in which Harold Cuxtly 21 died from injuries after a head-on collision between a car driven by Gordon Brunett and another car driven by EK L Evans of Burlington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Coote
Ottawa
Alberta
Jacmes McAskill
Teevia
W. VE. Morden
Wakelock Bros
Morace Colliver
M. PL Op
Randall
Mins Addla Hewson
Shiksne
Chisholm
Clark
Datroit
Oukville
Arthur Clark
Corn freak on display and local goings on
Whorl ing James Gottridge brought to the Gnas sets office a freak coty of corn with four ears on one stalk an unusual sight. Locust Treat hosts a motor trip to Montreal for relatives. St Luke's Young Men's Club held a corn roast near the peach shore east of the canal. Hig Hon Munro held Divalon Court with many cases disposed. WamiItean Presbytery met at Hamilton and welcomed four new ministers led by Rev J Goforth Hornsby. In Georgetown a bowling club player won first prize in a tournament. Local riders and travelers and a Tor ont o to Vancouver record noted with Canada.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Gottridge
Gnassets
W. T
Stickles
Munro
Wamiltean Presbytery
Yamilton
Tomy Vernon Dynes
Oakville
Dick Merry
Canada
Toronto
Vancouver
Rockwood Wedding Unites Joseph Stove and Milas Vern St. Clair Aldous
A wedding took place last Wednesday in Stoney Creek at the Church of the Redeemer, joining Joseph Stove and Milas Vern St. Clair Aldous in a ceremony led by Rev. W. G. L. Yaugh. Guests included many friends and the couple will reside on the groom’s farm above the village. The report notes further town news, visitors, and local sympathy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stoney ‘Creek
Church of the’ Redeemer
Joseph Stove
Milas Vern St. Clair Aldous
J. J. Aldous
Integra
Aldous
WH. G. L. Yaugh
Acton
Mockwood
Wilmott Fitzsimmons
Rockwood
Niagara Falls
Ontario
T. Lynch
Adelphy
Hath
Joseph's Vospital
Worder
Edna M. Pearen
Dundas
M. Milroy
Yruimpton
Joh ‘Torrance
Simcoe
Rutherford Hewat
Mimico
Robert Croft
Toronto
George Lawrence, Jr
Naldst
Fev
Wylie Clarke
John's
Newfoundland
Wilder
Mira
Raymond Ninek
Buffalo
Ale
Tundd
Myra
Janes Thompson
Grand Rapids
Mich
Tf. Vankext
Chicago
Ay Ave
Firesimmons
Wm. Frank
Paul
Saoxsre
Felor Elms
Waller Mc Willilama
Tewrence
Adjolning
Toyd Wan
Terrible Handwriting In Tribune Office A Story
A humorous tale recounts Hormee Greelay’s notorious handwriting and a printer’s pratfall in the Tribune office. An absent compositor is mocked as he struggles to read the copy, while a page is misread and a foolish error sparks laughter and disbelief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hormee Greelay
Tribune
Granny
Om Bird
Wilkind
Wong
Gold
Arrest Him Anyway in Trucy Office Clash
A reported confrontation in a crown court room where a man demanded the arrest of a colored gentleman. A bystander recounts tense exchanges and mentions contempt of court charges as possible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trucy
Ali
Honeymoon Visit Sparks Cautious Banter at City Hotel
A salonmai and his bride traveled South on their honeymoon and stayed at a city hotel. The man boasted of the fine honey Samba and questioned the colored waiters about his honey. A waiter named Bando replied he did not know, noting they were no longer in possession.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bando
Graven Worm Exteminator Proclaims Solo Efficacy
Complete in itself A Graven Worm Exteminator claims it works without aid from any other medicine. It asserts it does not falter in action and its effectiveness is self contained.
Public Auction Sale of Cattle and Calves Note
A public auction sale at Pat 1h Concession U Baquedingg lists Holstein and Wolstein cows and calves with due December dates and two year old Heifers. Goods include Holstein and Jersey varieties, milking cows, and 10 youths credit on blank notes. Terms are cash under 26 dollars. 666 off for cash. Auctioneer PETCH. Clerk W A Wilson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wwe
Nolstebs
Halstein
Jersey
Wolstein
Helfers
Teyms
Petch
W. A. Wilson
Joan W. Eakins
Lota
Con
Erin
Acton
Durham
Ayrahire
York How
Slolytu
Nova
B. J. Kexre
Afton
Ont.o
PLANK
Jerkeeermete
Auction Sale of Registered Cattle at Conversion
Auctioneered by Chisholm with Reed as sale organizer by order of R. W. Reed on September 28, 1930 at 13 Conersion 4 Bagnosing. The sale lists numerous registered cows of various ages including calves, bred cows, and dairy cows, with notes on milk flow, breeding dates, and readiness to wean or breed. Credit terms offered on selected lots, with pedigrees and breeders noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. W. Reed
Bagnosing
Foots Teylate
Ald
Ale
Aide
Weller
Daly Felten
Ward Hundfteld
Whos
Chisholm
Auationaer
Ronok Cui
Undefined Teacher Parsing The Adjective Noun Split
The fragment presents a linguistic exercise where Dill is treated as a noun naming a thing, Mary as a verb governing the noun, and market as a conjunction. The quoted line analyzes parts of speech amid classroom discussion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary
Dill
Market
Hynday Services Announced for September and October 1930
Public worship and Sunday school schedule listed with Rev J Elwood Mitchell leading services at 11 00 a m and 7 00 pm Sunday September 21 1930 features both Sunday school at 10 00 am and a note about communion on October 6 The message ends with all welcome and mentions hymn day and hymn service on September 28.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hynday
Hemtember
Hbérvice
Ealwayu
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Georgetown
Mike Marlon Meciny
J. CG. Matthews Rust Nto ' Matthews
Jean Adiumas
Muriligg ‘Atasr
Hsurfalo Hospital
Duit Dewll
Tmroc
Samuel Irk
J.B. Muckezie
Min. Muckenat
Srnday
Yes
amean-McDonald
Carbon
Eden Mills
Wrartington
Harold. Cuxtly
Artrest
Burlington
Hamilton
Lakeshore
Aldershot
Gordon Brunett
Walter Street
Brunett
EK. L. Evans
Burtington
Whorlington
Byer
Wyoming
Yhuteheon
Anderson
Neveral
Niles
Dork Lewn
Waterdown
New York
Hawthorne
Mules Wowthormnce
Inglewom
Gal
Winnipeg
Edmonton
Vancoliver
Mreformer
Jemneyx
Lndsay
Blore
Wile’ Cave J. Leikhman
Hlore
A. D. Savage, R. D. ‘Oystometriata
Sprcialioth
Savage
Goelpi
Pallant'’S Clothing Store
Wales
Cen
Yee
Mill Street
R United Church of Canada
0. L. Fool
B. D. Parsonage
Willow Street
J. Elwood Mitchell
Hunday’ Hehool
Preshiytertay
Wnox Church
Mey
Bennie
Manac
Stayuemian
Donnie
Brock Avenue
Everet Denny
Oie Hospital
Knox Church Bible Clute
Fogale
Chen
W. P. Mooney
Dominion Inn
Olmes
Ean
Anl
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