Social visits noted across Ontario towns this week
Ballinafad and Mrs. William Cassidy of Guelph spent Sunday at Mrs. M. Coles home. J. Soper visits Woodstock and New Hamburg this week. Mrs. GW Matthewn and Miss Mary McKeown of Toronto spent Thursday with Mrs. B. Soper and J. Soper. George Evans and Evelyn Evans of Wingham visited Mr. and Mrs. Cam McEnery on Saturday. Pat and Palm Matthews of Toronto visited Mrs. Soper during the week. Mrs. Soper also spent a few days with friends in Acton and Rackwood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Cassidy
Guelph
M. Cole
J. Soper
Woodstock
New Hamburg
Quiet Sept wedding ties Elva MacDonald to John Hall
The ceremony at United Church Parsonage united Elva Margaret MacDonald and John Howard Hall on Sept 16. Officiant Rev. A. L. Attan. The couple plans a honeymoon to Smith Falls and other points before settling on the groom’s Erin Township farm. Attendant Mrs. G Anthony wore a black wool dress with silver fox trim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. L. Attan
United Church
Elva Margaret
Wm. MacDonald
Orton
John Howard
Fred Hall
Hillsburg
Ontario
K. C. Nevills
Lorraine Mooney
Ethelgene Mooney
Smith Falls
Erin
Busy Bees Quilt and Social Activities Echo Nassagaweya Meeting
The Busy Bees met at Mrs. Lawrence King’s home with strong attendance. A quilt was completed and a donation honored Mrs. George Robinson for her work. Plans for a dance next Friday and a community sale in October were made, with leadership shifts as Mrs. Bullard plans a move. Anniversaries were observed at Naasagawesa Presbyterian Church amid farming notes and a heavy Saturday rain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence King
George Robinson
IV We McMillin
Bullard
Hampton
CB. Davenport
Ater
Stan Robinson
Thinks
Wiluse
Mr Miller
YD C Tilbot
Mra J. Kennedy
Wilfred Kennedy
Guelph General Hospital
Naasagawesa Presbyterian Church
Anniversary services move from Ebenezer United Church
United Church conducted anniversary services at Bellwood last Sunday with Rev. Stewart of Belwood United Church at Ebenezer Arkel and Eden Mills. Services will be held at Arkell next Sunday, so the Ebenezer church service is withdrawn. Clarence Elsley of Toronto visited his Moffat relatives on weekend pass. N M Marah of Guelph visited Knatchbull residents. Nassagaweyn people attended the Acton Fall Fair Saturday. R W Pickeragill of Ebenezer referenced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. M. Marah
Guelph
W. F. Darby
Knatchbull
Acton
R. W. Pickeragill
Ebenezer
Edavin Woeatherston
Ross Carton
New Dundre
Presbyterian Church
T.S
United Church
Georgetown Fire Decks Modern Truck Arrival
The Lorne Scots Band of Georgetown plans a busy fall with engagements in Halton and Peel counties. Georgetown welcomed a new $4500 fire truck, one of the town’s most modern apparatus. Car thieves struck on Main Street, stealing Floyd Varey’s car, later found in a roadside ditch near Brampton. Public School reopened last Tuesday with attendance up and a possible enrollment around 300. beginners numbered 40.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgetown
Halton
Peel
Georgewn
Floyd Varey
Main
Brampton
Here
Georgetown Public School
N. C. Wrigglesworth
Herald
Local visitors and weekend travels reported in Hamilton region
A list of visitors and travelers appears throughout the Hamilton area with names including Miss Jean Hall of Hamilton, Mrs. Harvey Jestin, Mrs. R Patten of Guelph, Mrs. B Hepburn of Rockwood, and many others visiting relatives and friends in Goderich, Puslinch, Dundas, Guelph, Brantford, and Ottawa. Harvest Home services and local gatherings are noted, with several families hosting and traveling over the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jean Hall
Hamilton
Harvey
J. P. McKinnon
Mary McKinnon
H. Forester
W. Forester
Burrows
Mary Forester
Harry Simons
Detroit
Ben Simon's
Simons
St. Catharines
J. P. Benham
Guelph
W. van Norman
Wilmer Monroe
Fort Wayne
Ind
Church of Christ
Harvest Home
Duncan Kingsbury
Freeman
Geo. Young and
Baby
G. G. Robertson
Alex. McKenzie
Ottawa
Struthers Family Week End Visit Highlights Local Notes
Ospringe reports Mr and Mrs Gordon Struthers and Bobby of Lucknow spent the weekend with Mrs Struthers and family Alvin Struthers of Brampton. Other visitors include Mr and Mrs Gibson of Caledon, Mr and Mrs George Robertson, and Mr and Mrs F E Young and family. Winter wins prizes at fall fairs with his sheep. Sympathy extends to Mrs Jennie Campbell's family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gordon Struthers
Bobby
Lucknow
7. Struthers
Alvin Struthers
Brampton
Che Winess
Acpurber
Vento Chere
Kos
McCuteheon
Jennie Campbell Sune
Bae
Austin McCuteheon
Frank Brydon
Arnold
Oakville Rotary hears talk on English literature
Rev. E. 8. Eddy spoke to Oakville Rotary Club on English literature at Monday’s gathering. Oakville Junior B team lost 10 3 to St Catharines in Saturday playoff in St Catharines. War Prices and Trade Board Oakville branch meeting held September 46 at Masonic hall. William Cutmore son of Mr and Mrs Ernest Cutmore Lake Shore West has earned his paratrooper wings after training with the 3rd Regiment at Fort William Harrison Helena Montana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eddy
Rotary Club
Oakville
St. Catharines
Masonic Hall
William Cutmore
Ernest Cutmore
Lake Shore Highway West
Fort William Henry Harrison
Helena
Montana
Milton Street Widening Near Sixteen Mile Creek
Milton Main Street from Marin Street to the bridge over Sixteen Mile Creek will be widened. Photographer officer K P Marshall has been promoted to Flying Officer after a year overseas. Mrs Lewington, mother of Charles Lewington of Milton, celebrated her 89th birthday yesterday. The Georgetown Fair features a sensational horse race as Dr C H Hestop's Fe Ferene, Milton's Reeve, wins the 2.28 trot or pace, drawing Miltonians to the upcoming Milton Fair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marin Street
K. P. Marshall
Mra W. Lewington
Charles Lewington
Milton
Georgetown Fair
Fpeferene
C. H. Hestop
Milton Fair
Local News Snapshot From Burlington and Area
Burlington residents report no letter from son Gunner Arthur Tuck presumed in Dien Raid in France. George Kerr jailed seven days for drunk driving. license and car suspended. Waterworks meeting buys two fire extinguishers after lightning damage. Ronald Moore escapes death as plane nose dives at Hamilton airport. Clifford Griffin injured badly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. C. Tuck
Toronto Street
Gunner Arthur Tuck
France
George Kerr
Senoogy Street
Milton
W. N. Robinson
Water Commission
Ronald Moore
Freeman
Hamilton
Clifford Griffin
Moore
Griffin
Gazette
Limehouse Visitors List From Local Social Roundup
A crowded social page notes visits by Norman and Mrs Elmwood Gradwell to the Gradwells in Toronto area, Mrs Mummery plus Gordon party, RCA officer Bill Mills at Brantford, and others from Toronto London and Sudbury. Clergy Rev Turner preached at Limehouse as Rev Cochrane led anniversary services at Hillsburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norman
Elmwood
Wm. Gradwell
Toronto
Mummery
Gradwells
R. B. Storey
Norma Storey
Clifford Storey
W. T. Mills
Bill Mills
R.C.A.F
Brantford
Mills
Paris Mitchell
Yeates
London
Sutherland
Harry Lane
Garnham
Marion Collwill
Torons
Shelbourne
Gorin
Harry Gardner
RCA
Clinton
Limehouse
Cc. C. Cochrane
Hillsburg
Rockwood Bride and Groom Unite in Autumn Wedding
Jean Yaobelle Powers and Arthur Engleby of Georgetown wed at the bride’s mother Mrs. P Powers home on Saturday afternoon. Rev J Ward officiated as Marion Powers played wedding music. The couple planned to reside in Georgetown after a reception and buffet luncheon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. Powers
Jean Yaobelle Powers
Arthur Engleby
Georgetown
Marion Powers
Walter Hodges
M. Powers
Erin Mine Grace Brecken Visits Ontario Farm Service Force
Erin Mine Grace Brecken, of Sackville New Brunswick, has been with the Ontario Farm Service Force for seven weeks at St Catharines and is here on a visit with her mother Mrs E R M Brecken. On Monday evening Miss Mary Grundy bride elect and her fiancé Mr Daniel Huxley were presented a shower at Stanley Park by villagers and neighbors. Irene Rennick daughter of Mr and Mrs David Rennick was struck by a car driven by William Campbell on the main street Saturday evening. Mrs Rennick did not notice the approaching car as she stepped from her father’s car and walked into the path of the motor. Campbell stopped almost immediately. Mark Rennick suffered bruises and shock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Brecken
Sackville
New Brunswick
Ontario Farm Service Force
St. Catharines
Aradition
E. R. M. Brecken
Mary Grundy
Daniel Huxley
Stanley Park
Irene Rennick
David Rennick
Women Debate at Witham on Public Life and Fashion
The Women’s Institute of Witham Essex held a quick fire debate and agreed magistrates are too old and should retire at 65. They urged women advise the food controller, allowed makeup, but condemned scarlet nails as abominable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Witham
Eng
Women‘s Institute
Essex Village
Clearing Auction Sale of Farm Stock and Real Estate
The Executrix of the estate of the late William Paul will hold a clearing auction sale of farm stock implements feed and real estate at Lot 12 Concession 4 Township of Nossagaweya on Friday October 1 at one o clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Paul
Township of
Nossagaweya
Clearing Sale Of Farm Stock At Rockwood Line
WM PINKNEY will hold a clearing sale of farm stock implements hay and more on Thursday October 1st starting at 1 o'clock two miles above Rockwood line. Roy Lindley auctioneer Erin phone 15 r 6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WM. Pinkney
Rockwood
Roy Lindley
Erin
Special Diets Aimed at Women Factory Workers
London reports food scientists are developing special diets to keep women employed in dangerous war factory work healthy. Experiments nearing completion may lead the Ministry of Food to grant additional rations to thousands of women. Current policy provides extra milk to specific groups and further concessions, including meat, are expected to boost protein intake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Britain
Ministry of Food
Sale of Lands for Arrears of Taxes Nassagaweya Township
Notices announce the 1942 list of lands for sale in Nassagaweya Township for arrears taxes. The list, published in the Ontario Gazette July 25, 1942, may be viewed at the Township Treasurer’s office. If unpaid by 2:00 PM November 5 or 12, 1942, the Treasurer will sell at Public Auction in the Council Chamber Nassagaweyn Brookville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nagsaraweya
Ontario
Nassarawega
Akering
Brookville
Nassagaweyn
James W. Moffat
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Ospringe
Burlington
Mro
E. A. Brooks
J. Ward
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St. George's Church
Gordon Harris
George Peal
Wm. Edwards
Frank Moore
E. W. Anderson
Ted
Germany
Neil
Norman Lambert
Limehouse Presbyterian Church
Murray McLaren
Kenneth Thatcher
Kenneth
Eldon Lambert
Ont
R. F. McLeod
Thos. Weatherston
Guelph Street
Acton Fair
Arena
Osburn
Frank Kelso
George Martin
Barrie Hill
Percy Woods
Tony Wendell
McDentagall
Jos Sipow
Sof
Bullinaf Ad
Elgin Clark
Irdine
Eramosa
Roy Hindley
J. AL Elliott
British Food Ministry
Nassagaweya
Jersey
Women’s Institute
W.M. Scott
EL. M. Readhead
Patricia Griffin
Winnipeg
Nancy Smith
Calgary
England
Combat Unita
Wetted Church of Canada
the Friendly Church
REV
A. Walter Fosbuay
FLA
BLD
Milnleter
Bower Avenue
Jesus
Preeshiytectar
Knox
Fact Adh
Forbes Thomson
Miniater
Wilsow Street
Clvor
Euere
Ian mM
John Ostrom
THA
B.Y.P.U
Ostrom
Baptist World Alliaance
Atlanta
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Emerson Cripps
Brock Ave
SYD. S. Rushmere
Station Hotel
Mill St. Acton
D.C. Russell
York
INO. C. Dennis
R. It
Brown's
GAC Brown's
Trow
Beatty
Trom
Talbot Hardware
Toodarge
Frank Kompehf
Main St. Aston
Fergus
W.T. Patterson
Wyndstam
Ouelph
Maher Shoe Store
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