Foster Family Visit Reports and Schoolyard Injury
Mr and Mrs William Foster and Misses Daisy and Mildred Foster visited Mr and Mrs John McLean on Sunday. Clarence Johnson suffered a painful accident Tuesday morning, slipping in the schoolyard and cutting his ear on a broken corner of the wall requiring several stitches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiliam Foster
Tush
Foster
Daisy
Mildred Foster
John McLean
Clarence
Johnson
Neighborhood News Interesting Item in Which Readers Are Interested
A compact neighborhood note highlights activities and concerns from nearby centers and communities. It signals items of broad local interest and invites reader attention to upcoming events and happenings across several areas and groups.
Ballinafad and Toronto Visitors Highlight Local Notices
Ballinafad resident Mrs Peter Cole visits friends in Toronto while Mrs E J Wright from Toronto stays with cousin Mrs A Soper. Mr Deckert rests at his home in Zinwood. Miss Nelle English and Mr and Mrs Robert English of Toronto spent time with Mr M Campbell. Ida Bennett of Virden Man visits cousin Miss Annie Shortill. Mr Harry Swindlehurst of Toronto spends Sunday at his father’s home. Mr and Mrs Cowan of Listowel visited Miss Annie Shortill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter’ Cole
Toroto
E. J. Wright
Toronto
A. Soper
Deckert
Zin‘wood
Nelle
Mrs
Robert
English
M. Campbell
Ida Bennett
Virden
Man
Annie Shortill
Harry ‘Swindlehurst
Cowan
Listowel
Bannockburn Social Notes From Last Week
Mr William Harding visited friends at Blomberg last Sunday Rev Mr Waddell spent the weekend with friends in Milton Mr A R McEnery won multiple first and second prizes with his South Down sheep at Orangeville and Fergus fairs Miss Gsobel Anderson of Toronto visited her cousin Mrs A Soper at home
Nightingale and guests visit Knatchbull in Nassagaweya
Bert Nightingale of Orangeville and Rev A B MacDonald of Toronto spent Sunday with Arthur Nightingale at Knatchbull. Winnipeg Nightingale has taken a Hamilton posting. R J King and Mrs Dunlop of Toronto visited relatives at Knatchbull. Brookville Rural School Fair drew notable exhibits and a ten competition with strong judging.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bert “Nightingale
Orangeville
A. B. MacDonald
Toronto
Arthur Nightingale
Knatchbull
T. ©. Nightingale
Winnipeg
Man
Hamilton
East
Dunlop
Hillsburg Corn Roast and Week in Erin Township
A busy weekend report notes a corn roast at Mr Earl Moore's Saturday night with all guests satisfied. Anniversary services at the Presbyterian Church drew large crowds as Rev A C Stewart preached. Farewell sermons marked Rev H N Richardson's departure from the Disciples' Church of Christ after two to three years. Erin Township School Fair at Erin Park showcased strong exhibits and lively child participation. Farmers busy filling silos and digging potatoes amid community visits to Eramosa and Toronto connections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toronto
H. N. Richardson
Disciples’ Church of Christ
H. Innes
Erin Township
Erin Park
Clifford Thompson
Baby Ellis
L. Cheyne
Eramosa
Burlington Notes and Local Scattered Updates
Burlington items report Miss D Whittlesey on a Bermuda holiday and visitors with local hosts. A pneumonia illness in Ste Marie prompts a family trip, while celery acreage ranks Burlington first with 400 acres and Lambton second with 325. A porch fire at Lakeshore Road causes minor damage and two burglars elude capture near Water Street. A meeting in Windsor features A B Nicholson stating regional lumber trade trends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. Whittlesey
Bermuda
Jack Pirré
Dennis
Bert Crombie
Burlington Avenue
F. W. Templin
London
W. D. Flatt
W. Flatt, Jr
A. ©. Pettit
Mark Holton
Lakeshore Road
Clotk
Water Street
Lake
Eden Mislus and Community Activities Report
On Wednesday the Women's Institute met at Mrs Frood s home with fair attendance. Mrs Marshall opened with the usual exercises and a report on the Puslinch School Fair. Mrs M Milne read a piece on Thanksgiving. Miss A Argo spoke on Autumn Gardening followed by a discussion on preparing for early spring growth. Sunday evening Mr H Groat led services in the United Church. A centenary service was attended in Barrie Hill Church Bramoss by several couples. Miss Marjory Gandler will replace Miss Wheelband in S 8 No 4 while she has retired for a month due to ill health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women’s Institute
J. “Marshall
N. Anderson
N. S. Marshall
Barrie Hill Church
Head Family Golden Wedding and Local Visits Record
Mr and Mrs W Head and son Kit chener attended the golden wedding of Mr Head s sister Mr and Mrs Gordon Work Road Mr Hargrave from up north paid a short visit calling on friends Sunday visitors at the home of Mr Usherwood Mrs Reed and son Jesse of Orton Mr and Mrs Elmer Awrey and sons of Guelph Mrs Jackson York Road spent time at Mrs Head s home Mrs George Loree and Miss M Sunter returned from the funeral of their brother Alex at Springfield Mass Much sympathy is extended to them
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Head
Kitchener
Head
Gordon
Work Road
Hargrave
Usherwood
3. Reed
Jesse
Orton
Elmer Awrey and Sons
Guelph
Jackson
Local notes from Massey area and Hillsburg district
Mrs J Deagle of Massey called on friends in Cataract and Erin last week. Mrs Wm Akitt and daughters moved to Hillsburg leasing property. Roy Noble of Cleveland and Miss Thelma Smith of Toronto returned home after visiting Mr Robi Hunter. Misses Mary and Martha Reid of Acton called on friends here last week. Workmen finish new home in Acton and will settle shortly. Caledon Electric staff building a large concrete wall at the dam base in Cataract to strengthen rock against wear from water and frost. George Wheeler of Kitchener lands a plane near Hillsburg farm. engine stalls, plane flips. Pilot George Wheeler and passenger Carl Wheeler escape with minor injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Deagle
Massey
Ontario
Cataract
Erin
Wm.Akitt
Caledon Electric Company
Hhis Ight
George Wheeler
Hillsburg
Kitchener
Carl Wheeler
Eramosa ‘Township
Carl
Weekend visitors to Mr. Tyler's in Crewson's Corners
A community note lists visits by Bishop Swalam and family from Duntroon and others from Stayner Toronto and Galt, plus several local households. It mentions Mrs. John Bennett's hospital discharge, a corn roast at C Plank's with talks by a returned missionary, and Acton Fall Fair attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Tyler
Bishop Swalam
Swalam
Miss Swalam
Duntroon
George Sheffer
Stayner
Dean and Son
Toronto
Robert Airdrie
Mr. Airdrie
Chester Plank
Henneberry
W. Lawlin
B. Spence
Lansing
Mich
N. Hammersley
Galt
T. J. O'Neil
John Bennett
Kitchener
Annie Airdrie
Oakville
Myrtle
Acton
Dunedn
Elora
C. Plank
Nora Bridger
Holcovitch
Hamilton
Rockwood Sunday School Convention at St John’s Church
considerable interest marked Rockwood events with sermons by Rev F H Wase and Rev H Priest. Installations of officers, Harvest Festival rites, and access to 100th Barrie Hill anniversary. reports on local clergy, choir solos, and a late obituary for Herbert S Dyer accompany notes on school fairs, mission talks, and residents visiting.
Rally Day Observed at St David's Sunday School
Campbellville notes report a well attended Rally Day at St David's Sunday School with a chorus by Evelyn Vansickle Myrtle Early Marion Eliott and Ruth Bell. Pastor Rev C G Jones delivered an inspiring Reverence address. David Hubbert of Toronto performed a solo as families visit recent health updates and local jubilees are noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. David’s
Evelyn Vansickle
Myrtle Early
Marion Eliott
Ruth Bell
John Henderson
Nassagaweya
C. ‘G. Jones
Robert Elliott
David ‘Hubbert
Toronto
W. McLaren
Guelph General Hospital
Samuel Sharpe
Bert Mervis
Guelph Junction
Ingersoll
Milton Residents Share News and Local Events
Mr and Mrs Norman Ruddy of New London Conn visited old friends in Milton on Saturday. Acton Fall Fair drew a large Milton attendance and was a grand success. Miss Vers W Cairns Milton passed the Canadian Bureau music exam in Toronto. A bucket brigade saved the Lawrence brothers barn on the Wright farm Trafalgar from fire damage after 500 bushels of grain and 40 tons of hay burned. Bronte firemen arrived too late. Stanley Ezard’s motor truck collided with a Stock Hill Transport truck near Hornby but drivers escaped serious injury. Milton High School opened for 1932 33 with 215 students and the same staff as last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norman Ruddy
New London
Conn
Acton
Vers. W. Cairns
Milton
Canadian Bureau For the Advancement of Music
Toronto
Lawrence’ Brothers
Wright
Trafalgar
Bronte
Stanley Ezard
Mil
Stockhill Transport Company
J.W. Barker
Erindale
Hornby
Ezard
Oakville social notes and town incidents
Oakville items include visiting relatives from Evanston and Chicago, a friendly corn roast by the Ladies' Softball Club, a break in at Savoy Cafe with minor cigarette losses, a near-car crash on Inglehart Avenue near Bronte, redecorating at the Gregory Theatre foyer, a Lake Simcoe cottage holiday return of Rev J H McBain and his family, Chatham guests at the Stewart Teskey wedding, and a report of the Underwriters' Inspector and Brigade activity near the river after water pressure testing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christine Airth
Evanston
E. Stone
Allan Street
J. D. Dick
Orillia
Oakville
Ross Lusk
Chicago
Herbert Ashbury
Savoy Cafe
Joe Ming
Lyle C
Kerr
Inglehart Avenue
Bronte
Palermo Rong
Gregory ‘Theatre
J. H. McBain
Lake Simcoe
Luke Smith
Jean and
Mildred Smith
Chatham
Stewart-Teskey
Star
Free Press Greeting Card Representative Mr Ernest Coles
Mr Ernest Coles will gladly show you samples as the Free Press greeting card representative this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Free Press
Ernest Coles
Heavenly view ad prompts guest in room
A fragmentary line describes a guest being shown a room with a “heavenly view” and an advertisement or slogan about the space. The text mentions a light feature and uncertain dialogue, suggesting a vivid in-room moment or promotional copy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deaneicen Ares
Akylight
Georgetown News Roundup Includes Obits and Local Events
Mrs R B Foulis learns of sister Jean Muir's death in Glasgow Scotland by cable. R C Frith of Ottawa visits Georgetown after Toronto Florists Convention. W C Reynolds family returns from Port Arthur after two weeks with E McWhirter clan. Ralph Tripp of Dominion Store ill with a leg blood vessel issue but improving. Georgetown Bronte game halted due to rain score 0 0 after three innings. Large turnout at United Church meeting as Prof John Line of Toronto speaks on The Christian's Responsibility for Social Reconstruction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. B. Foulis
Jean Muir
Glasgow
Scotland
R. ‘C. Frith
Ottawa
Florists
Toronto
the Baptist Parsonage
Georgetown
W.C. Reynolds
Port Arthur
United Church
John Line
Herald
Churchill Anniversary Weekend Set for October 2 3
Community notice invites residents to celebrate Churchill Anniversary on Sunday October 2 and Monday October 3 with activities and fellowship. Organizers call for attendance and local participation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Churchill
He Knows a Trade Witness Replies About Drinking
In a terse courtroom exchange the prosecutor presses about drinking with the witness. The witness retorts that it is none of the prosecutor’s business and deflects to other questions. The terse dialogue underscores tension in the cross examination.
Village visits and church club meet in Limehouse
Mr W Amos of Guelph visited his sister Mrs Doughty as well as Mr B Law and his mother at Mrs Hill's home. A party of Toronto visitors spent Monday evening in the village. The Girls Look Out Club of the Presbyterian Church held its monthly meeting at Miss Willa Price's home. Postmaster Johnson won floral prizes at Acton Fair and a baby contest prize. Rally Day observed in Sunday Schools. United Church classes cancelled for Churchill anniversary. The Doughtys thank friends for support during Mrs Doughty’s illness. Churchill anniversary affects Sunday School schedule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. John’s Church
P. A. Sawyer
St. James’ Church
Guelph
Oo. R. B.C
Toronto
Mr. McLeod
Everton
A. MacDonald
Fergus
Chas. Ho “Harris
Aid
Leamen Thomson
Canon Weaver
St. Alban’s
Acton
Barrie Hill
Eileen Bridger
Thomas Gray
Brantford
Eramosa
Exhibition Park
O. Gowell
Women’s Institute
Mission Band
The
United Church
Edna M. Pearen
Korea
Rockwood
Fraser Brothers
Scotland
Walkerton
W. H. McCracken
John Sunter
Alex. .Sunter
Massachusetts
Canada
Detroit
Leslie Swanston
Cobourg
Johnston
Howat
Simcoe
Ames
Donald
Duluth
Minn
E. Nickell
Campbell
Wilkie
Peter Sims
Robert H. Henderson
Simcos
Presbyterian Church
Robi. Croft
Fred Croft
Kitchener
Herbert
Dyer
Guelph General Hospital
Edna
Dortis
Lloyd
John Byer
George Bolton
Harry Bolton
Arch
Gray
John, Jr
Port Arthur
Ernest
Emerson Cripps
Tis
Messrs
Fred Day
Fred Hosking
Toronto University
W. Amos
Robert Doughty
B. Law
Red-Haired Boy Applies for Butcher Shop Job
A red haired boy seeks work in a butcher shop asking for three dollars a week. When asked what he can do, he offers to be useful and is pressed to dress a chicken. He insists he cannot for less than eight dollars per week.
Humanizing Our Religion to Close Morning Service
Religious services announce 11 00 a m sermon by the minister on Humanizing Our Religion followed by a 12 00 noon Sunday School and Bible Class and a 7 00 p m address on Modern Substitutes for Religion. Everyone is welcome.
Rally Day Service and Anniversary Plans at The School
Sunday October 2 1932 rally day service at The School Congregation together theme Reverence 11 00 a m rally 1 00 p m minister subject The Untouchable notes Sacrament of the Lord's Supper October 9 Anniversary Services October 23 Rev RB Davidson of Gait speaker Always Welcome
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R.B. Davidson
Gait
Hog Prices and Cattle Rates Listed for Acton
Hog prices for Saturday are four fifty to four seventy five per hundred with grade options. Flat rate four seventy five. Trucks available for service. Cattle shippers to stock yards at twenty cents per hundred. F Holmes of Acton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. Holmes
Acton
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Kraft Salad Dressing
Sweef
Eagle Brand
Chain
Reid & White S Eetes
J. W. Jones
Churchill United Church
R. G. Agnew
Chentgu Union University
China
W. J.fiddes
Ph. BS of Guelph
Church Choir
Y. M. C. A. Male Quartette
Religious
United Church of Canada
C. L. Poole
B.D. Parsonage
Willow Btrees
Presbyterian ‘Knox’ Church
H. L. Bennie
Dons Willow Street
Leonard Downey
Royal Bank
Ontario Waverley
F. E. Holmes
Stanley Plummer
Seventh Line
Georgetown Tire
Wilfred Mattoceks
Ll. O. Johnston
Margaret C.“Cartwright
Bell’s
Nelson Township
Tait Optical
Wyndham Street
Isaac.warmington
Nassagawega
JHA
Hack Ick
James Lewrle
W. I. Dick
Souicitor
A. RB
Linn, Milton
Mark Hvery
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