Limehouse Jame WI meeting details and community notes
The Jame WI gathering at Mrs Jamieson’s on Thursday featured Mrs Smethurst in charge with singing and a Thanksgiving prayer. A Gibraltar tale and limehouse history sparked stories of accidents and old days, while twelve former pupils serve and fifty six pupils were taught by one teacher. A jam for overseas, a $5 donation to the Georgetown Rehabilitation Committee, and plans for a living room furnishing course dominated business. Delegates and history committee members were named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. W. Benton
W. Mitchell
Mrs. Smethurst
Sodom
Baltonville
Nassagaveya
Mesdames Wright
Mitchell
Tweedsmuir
Mesdames Smethurst
Kirkpatrick
Memorial Hall Committee Hostess News Update
The memorial hall committee hosted an event with refreshments after the National Anthem. Sympathy is extended to Mr. Jos Scott and family on the sudden passing of Mrs. Scott Saturday. Mrs. Edwards and her daughter visit cousin Mrs. Spitzer. Mrs. R. Lane visits Toronto. Mrs. Fred Brown remains under a doctor's care with hopes of recovery.
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Memorial Hall
Jos, Scott
Scott
Edwards
Paris
Spitzer
R. Lane
Toronto
Fred Brown
Mites Into Monsters at McGill Strengthens War Study
A powerful electron microscope magnifying 50 000 times is installed at McGill University to aid war related scientific research. It is one of only two such instruments in Canada, the other at Ottawa's National Research Council. The console cabinet stands about six and a half feet high and engineers call it a great instrument.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McGill University
Canada
National Research Council
Ottawa
Georgetown Pal Fair Mentioned in Wartime Letter
A wartime letter from Wheldon Emmerson references Georgetown and a planned Pal Fair to be held on Friday and Saturday. He reports receiving care from Canadian Nursing Sisters and notes convalescence at Bad Hillier while awaiting return to Al shape. He thanks clubs and organizations for parcels and mentions earlier news about Hedley Shaw.
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the Herald
Hedley Shaw
Holland
Carnal
Bad Hillier
Georgetown
Wheldon Emmerson
Poole Family Relocates to Toronto Amid Military Assignment
Mrs Bernard Poole and her sons Bernard and Robert moved to Toronto last week to join Pte Poole who is stationed there. Sunday guests at Mrs Laura Poole’s included Mr and Mrs James Whewell of Detroit and Mr and Mrs Tom Poole and Leroy of Lambeth. A grand visit for Mrs Poole who had not seen her sister for some time.80 attendees included Pte and Mrs Bernard Poole and sons and other families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernard Poole
Chilire Bernard
Robert
Toronto
Harb Hancock
Joe Norton
Also Mentioned on This Page
Limehouse
Matt Kenney
Huttonville Park
Art Hallman
Norma Locke
Quartette
John R. Barber
Col. Barber
Nan
Eadl
Les St Shroush
Itt
Massey-Harris
Massey-Harris Company
Carling
THE
Carling Breweries Limited
Belgium
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