Social and Personal Notes From Nearby Misses
Local social column highlights visits and marriages across Georgetown Norval and Hamilton. Guests include Harold Gallagher in Miss Iisa Bessey’s circle, Dr Harlick family gatherings in Toronto, and a wave of bridal showers for Miss Evelyn Stockford and Miss Margaret James with civic groups, lodges, and church connections noted.
Army Notes on Local Service Members and Hood War Recollections
Local column lists soldiers on active duty and on leave across Canada and Britain, including John J. Emmerson in the Royal Navy, H Allen and G C Davis at Standard Barracks Hamilton, Bob McMenemy with Highland Light Infantry, and others stationed from Camp Debert to Brantford. Also notes a Hood destroyer recollection with photos shown by Rev W G Thompson and family memories of the ship's service and a display in the Herald window.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cpl
H. Allen
GC. Davis
Standard Barracks
Hamilton
Bob McMenemy
Camp Debert
Nova Scotia
Highland Light Infantry
Canada
Hood
W. G
Thompson
Montreal
A. Hyde
Ernest Hyde
Wiliam Symons
Devonport Harbour
Plymouth
Grace Beerman Hosts Farewell Party At Limehouse
Miss Grace Beerman entertained about a dozen at her Limehouse home on Friday or last for Miss Carol Puhr of Smith and Stone leaving for Stratford. Miss Pearl Webster spent the week for war work and more frames are ready. Mr and Mrs Noble of Cheltenham visited the Merediths over the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Beerman
Smith & Stone, Ltd
Carol Puhr
Stratford
Pearl Webster
Mr. and
Garry
Sprucedale
Tea Honors Bride-to-Be Janet Henderson
Ashgrove notes a tea hosted for Miss Janet Henderson on June 23 with many High School friends. A treasure hunt yielded a towel gift basket for the bride as entertainment. Church services featured a Children’s and Flower Day theme with Rev. J O Totten and Junior Choir.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion Dick
Janet Henderson
J. O. Totten
Doris Brownridge
Viola Brigden
R. Reed
W. Thompson
Toronto
George Nurse
Terra Cotta Social Notes and Local Moves
Toronto visitors include Mr and Mrs A Mackie and Mrs W Mackie who spent the weekend with Mr and Mrs J Mackie in Terra Cotta. George Puckering of Toronto visited his parents Mr and Mrs Robert Puckering. A barn dance at William Hunters on June 27 invites all. Bevans family moved into PF C Thompsons stone house on the 10th Line.
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PF. C. Thompson
Stewart Town WI Meeting and Church Confirmations
The June meeting of the WI was held in the Council chamber. Mrs. Harris reported on the District Annual in Burlington. Bishop L W Broughall dedicated a Cross at St Johns and confirmed five youths Leona Smith Christina Dickenson Eleanor Smith June Hicken Albert Tennant. Several families visited Jenkinson relatives and Standish family over the weekend. Congratulations to Mr and Mrs Edward Hodge on the birth of a daughter. Mrs Lawson visited Toronto and saw Mrs Tracy in hospital. Tracy is improving and able to sit up part of each day.
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W. I
Council
K. Harris
Burlington
H. P. Lawson
Globe and Mail
Donald Lawson
Eleanor Smith
Jenkinson
L. W. Broughall
June Hicken
Albert Tennant
W. G. O. Thompson
St. George's Church
Georgetown
Frank Jenkinson
Herbie
Maralyn
Mount Dennis
Dick Standish
Ted
Richard
Rosemary
Thorold
Jarvis Man Gilbert Hunt Returns Home for Weekend
aC Gilbert Hunt of Jarvis was home for the weekend returning to his residence after visiting elsewhere.
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Ac Gilbert Hunt
Jarvis
First Men's Doubles Bowling Tournament Opens 1941 Season
Last Wednesday evening the first Men's doubles invitation tournament of 1941 was held on local greens with rinks from Allandale Acton Brampton Burlington and Milton and local entries. Winners were W Dawson Milton three wins plus 27, Misener Brampton three wins plus 7, Gould Acton two wins plus 14. The Grant Trophy changed hands Friday with Richardson Kennedy defeating Reeve Thompson. Monday play saw three greens in use with Gibbons McDowell defeating Thompson Elmer and Reeve Bell outpointing Faram Kennedy in 21 ends. Ernie Thompson and James Richardson beat Coffin Chapman.
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Allandale
Acton
Brampton
Burlingen
Milton
W. Dawson
W. O. Misener
W. J
Gunner" Gould
Lot
Jack Gibbons
W. G. McDowell
Fred Thompson
Elmer Thompson
A. Reeve
W. G. Bell
S. T. Faram
J. W. Kennedy
Ernie Thompson
James Richardson
P. Coffin
P. Chapman
Georgetown greens visit Brampton bowlers praised
Tuesday evening four local members went to Brampton for a mixed finals event but did not win prize money. Brampton bowlers complimented Georgetown greens on their visit last Wednesday.
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Brampton
Georgetown Gresns
Local Births Marriages and In Memoriam Notice
BORN HODGE In Georgetown a daughter Jo Ann to Mr and Mrs E O Hodge on June 23 1941 Lusty On Thursday June 12 a daughter Barbara Doris to Mr and Mrs Harvey Lusty MARRIED GRAHAM JOHNSTON Laura Isabel daughter of Mrs Johnston and the late Basil Johnston to Mr Gerald Richard Graham Saturday June 14 at United Church Acton IN MEMORIAM BOYD In loving memory of David Abner Boyd who died June 28 1937. Gadly missed by Wife and Family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Crest Golf Club
Fergus Golf Chub
Fergus
Marjorie Gault
Hettie Lawson
Margery
Jean Mackenzie
R. B. Foulis
J. B. Mackenzie
Sam Mackenzie
Georgetown
Dorothy McPherson
Helen Ostrander
Norton
F. J. Salt
W. K. Graham
Pera Roote
Roy Laree
Acton
Evelyn Stockford
Thomas Watts
Georgetown United Church
Young People’s Union
Young Women’s Asociation
Whicch
James Dobbie
R. Jones Gene
Hodge
Omey
E. O. ,Hodge
Jo-Ann Use
Lusty
Mrs
Harvey Lusty
Barbara Doris
Graham—Johnston
United Church, Acton
G- G. Gifford
Laura Isabel
Johnston
Basil Johnston
Gerald Richard Graham
R. J. Graham
Boyd
David Abner Boyd
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Miss
Iisa Bessey
Toronto Normal School
H. G. Buchanan
Kitcheney
F. L. McGilvray
Charles Burnsides
Meaford
Claude. Burnsides
E. L. Harlick
Dr—Welk
Drs.Harlick
H. C. McClure
Warren Tucker
Buffalo, N.Y
Bob Russell
John Woodward
Marion, Williamson
Azolyn ‘Hayes
Jean Ruddell
E. V. MacCormack
Orion Lodge No. 109
Ontario
I.O.O.F
King Edward Hotel
Ethel A. Noble
Belleville
Col
A. L. Noble
Norvel
London
Ont
Victoria Hospital
University of Toronto
Betty Grant
Helen Devereaux
Harry Williams
A. C. Welk
Bank of Montreal
W. T. A McFadyen
Bank
Wool Fund
George Street
Janet Hemierson
Norval Junior Institute
Helen Young
Janet
Isabel Wrigglesworth
Institute
Charlotte Wilson
Reta Fisher
Isobel Wrigglesworth
J. G. Erwin
Glenna’ Leslie
Jack Saunders
Betty McGuigan
Muriel Bantenheimer
Oave MacDonald
Anne Lawson
Isabel Thompson
Ruth Wrigglesworth
Margaret James
William Roney
George Walters
Albert Henney
Miss James
Emily James
Ernest Simpson
Alan Norton
Wellington Willett
T. 8. Hore
Hedd
Jessie Puckering
Lovell Puckering
James
Gregory
Wildcat
Margaret Lindau
Flight Command
Walter Pidgeon
Robert Taylor
Kath Hassey
Laurel and Hardy
Goofy
John J. Emmerson
Royal Navy
Lesle Clark
Manning Depot
R.c.af
Rev. Moody
Glen Williams
Pte
J. Beverely Moody
C.a-B.t.c
Brantford
Dufferin & Haldimand Rifles
Camp Niagara
Nanamo
B.C
Allan G. MacDonald
Clifford Ganton
Norman Delke
Lorne Scots
Csm
Henry Shepherd
Newmarket
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R.cass
Camp Borden
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Tara
Edward Lunan
Victoriaville
Quebec
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George Blyth
Air Armament School
Mountain View
No. 5
Dartmouth
David Crichton
England
D. P. Crichton
United States
Charles Stockford
Verdun Air Training Centre
Manitoba
Verdun
Limehouse
Jes. Noble
Cheltenham
Meredith's
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