Local notes and social updates from mid December 1915
A dense local column lists residents traveling for winter visits, church notices, club reports, and charitable activities. It mentions Mr and Mrs Webb Gr left for 1. CL, Mr and Mrs Welch returning from Maryland, and Miss Mable Lovervilye among others. Community clubs report fundraising, hospital donations, and wartime comforts for soldiers, with social events planned for December 12 and January 16 1916. Multiple small items reflect daily life, travel, and local society.
Recruitment Drive Aims to Enlist Greafrill Helpers
The town plans a rapid recruitment push within a week as a vehicle completes. Officials seek 100 volunteers if possible to assist Greafrill operations. Local residents with any relevant experience are invited to apply and join promptly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bileck
O ' Aston
Greafrll
Fragmentary Notice of Names and Dates in Victorian Record
Fragmented OCR lists names, dates, places, and events from a Victorian era page. Readable items include several personal names and scattered numbers, with unclear context and several garbled terms. The fragment preserves an archival feel without coherent narrative or identifiable actions.
Mardeck MeLand Leads Club to Annual Meeting
The club appointed Mardeck MeLand, J Melmat and Dr Brett as delegates to attend the annual meeting of the Amsomiatics at Regine. Twenty six members have joined, and the season’s 115 and 1908 figures show rising popularity as members prepare for the forthcoming event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mardeck MeLand
MMMM
J Melmat
Brett
Regine
Sig
Hussas
Geeewtery Treawerer
Girasito
Boedey
Methodist Church Notes Debates and Services
Rer W P Adam led a debate on how foreign missions affect Canadian churches. Evening services at Langue Chay featured prayer and grateful congregations. Reports from the church department were read and the meeting centered on worship and fellowship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adam
Western
Canada
Industrial shift in wartime production expands amid shortages
The article notes rapid development of previously unused domestic capabilities. Factories now produce cordite and other explosives, Dapomecs, saddlery and cavalry gear, military packing and ammunition boxes, field kitchens, cooking vessels, and fabric goods. Chemical manufacturers foresee broader product adaptations to wartime needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ares Emmantine
Debated Lincoln Phrase on Free Trade Echoes Sunken
A fragmentary clipping notes a claimed Lincoln quote on True American buying Engin steel and British goods. It reports debates by protectionists and Free Trade critics, linking a disputed snippet to Lincoln’s teachings and to Webster’s quotations, amid calls for domestic manufacturing policies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Degas
Lincoln
America
England
Webster
Wren
Garth Bdopé
George
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mest Ieee
Chester
McQuotil-Laidle
Emmerberry
Bath
W. P. Adam James Albert
Christina Margaret Laidlaw
Sberlin
Red Cross Bookery Tegeret i
Goolery
Mr We. Webb
Mra. H. Welch
Mre Dusanst
Maryland
Bewley
Mra McGregor
Bigewerl
T. T
Ed Mie
A. Ritkett
Martin
Reaborough
Telmy
TD Wright
Mary Wright
Poriagee
Brent
Benen
Bett Pier
Beruse
Mable Lovervilye
Morbo
Walker
Pheasant Hille
Melvillie
Yonkers
Clivedon Hospital
Germany
Greetel
Patriotic Society Rempere Wal
Meturday
Neorth
Dave Galiguen
Wieden Theatre
W. J. Tagher
Liswited
Wonedlatenk
Gans
Amneni
Newfound
Caribes
Nels
Kent
Uoewan
Mayer
Artange
Weteen
Rillington S. D
Agese Tome
Heeuh
Anton
Gameoe Vie
Vieseria Rees
Docwthy
Mackay AM
Lene
Astom
Vetere Reeve
Aston TS
Vitoria Reeve
Foe Astem
Victoria Hawrs
Eam
Com Poemiten
Aptian Aatorn
Lt . M
Creme
Methodist Church Notes
Leumes
Ivine
Rene
Resutilu
SECUR
Nee Bree
Jon & Manag
Grenfell Trading Co
Telegram
The
Grenfell Sun
Poets Corner
Farmers W. Telegram
Greet Lake
Ford
Ord
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