October Wedding at Baptist Church in Whitby
Olivia Durnford wed Calvin for, son of Mr and Mrs Vin Detler, in a ceremony at the Baptist Church. Fred Darnell officiated with organist Miles Summers. bridesmaids included Judith Brew Whitby and Miss Woods. The couple planned a honeymoon after a reception at the groom’s home in Whitby.
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Baptist
Audrey Durnford
Georgetown
Dickie
Ann Lukd
James Alcorns
Douglas Woods
George
Judith Brew- Whitby
Church Setting for Gray Norton Nuptials Saturday at the Glen
A wedding held Saturday October 21 at United Church Glen Williams united Aud rey June Norton and Aubrey Russell Gray. Officiant Rev A F Lowan. Attendants wore matching gowns and the couple honeymooned in Niagara Falls before settling in Glen Williams.
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Gray
Norton
the Glen
United Church
Glen Willams
Audrey ‘June
Roy Norton Sr
Aubrey Russell Gray
Russell Gray
Corbetton
A. F. Lowan
Lillian Brown
Brampton
Alf Goodwin
Georgetown
America
Eleanor Cunningham
Margaret Gray
Barbara Hilts
Jack Kelley
Roy Norton, Jr
Oak Gray
Oddprottens Hall
Niagara Falls
U.S.A
Glen Williams
Felker Marries Edward Eason in Williams United Church
Felker, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Norman Felker, and Edward Eason, son of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Eason, were married Saturday at Williams United Church. Rev. Cowan officiated as guests viewed a red decorated church and a reception followed with roses, chrysanthemums, and a two-tier cake.
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Williams United Church of Rl
Marilyn Felker
Chrysanthe
Oward Dolson
Gordon
Arthur Clark
Mraddy
John É
Rees
Belleville
Ontario
Witt
Shields Smith Wedding at Brockville
A quiet wedding took place in the vestry of First Presbyterian Church Brockville at noon on Monday October 16. Rev Dr Henry Cousens joined Mrs Irma Ethelwyn Smith and Erle Arthur Shields in marriage. The bride wore a brown charmaine suit with brown hat mink furs and gardenias. The couple will reside in Georgetown after a wedding trip to New York City.
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First Presbyterian Church
Henry Cousens
Irma Ethelwyn Smith
Herman B. Smith
Brockville
Erle Arthur Shields
Arthur Shields
Meaford
James
A. C. Auld
Shields
New York City
Georgetown
Arthur Speight
Charles Street
Victoria College
University’ of Toronto
University of Toronto
Provincial Paper Ltd
Knox Presbyterian Church
Alex J. Calder
Lena Heffer
Eee
Sodas
Elizabeth Heffer
England
Ballinapad Social Notes From Swastika Visit
Mr and Mrs Jesse McEnery and Beth spent the week end with friends at Swastika in Northern Ontario. Several ladies from the community attended the bank offering meeting at Melville on Friday afternoon. Mrs J Collins secretary of the Boarding Schools and school homes of the Home Mission Board was mentioned.
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Jesse McEnery
Beth
Swastika
Ontario
Melville
J. Collins
Home Mission Board
Double Funeral for Stewarttown Sisters
Last Friday afternoon mourners gathered for Eva A Thompson and Teresa Thompson Appelbe as coal gas poisoning victims. Rev. J E Maxwell officiated at McClure Funeral Home with pallbearers from Stewarttown and Esquesing, noting Eva was 77 and Teresa 83, daughters of William and Elizabeth Thompson.
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Eva
A. Thompson
Godison Appelbe
Stewarttown
J. E. Maxwell
St. John’s Anglican Arch
McClure
Ross Thompson
Alfred Thompson
Oliver Thompson
Francis Thompson
Col. G. O. Brown
William Corley
Harry Bessey
Walter Lawson
Sam Mileham
Robert Harris
John Standish
Aubrey Grant
Eva A. Thompson
Teresa’ Thompson Appelbe
Igte
William
Elizabeth Thompson
Esquesing Township
Stewarttown Village
Vernon Pickett
Thompson
Picket
McBean Auction Sale Draws Record Crowd
Large turnout for the John McBean estate sale on Saturday afternoon conducted by Frank Petch. High bids were seen on many items including a cut glass dish selling for 12.50, with dealers in antiques driving up bids and traffic disruption in Queen Street district as police rerouted vehicles.
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Frank Petch
John McBean
Queen St
McNabb
John
William Ritchie Heads Oddfellows In District Ceremony
William Ritchie leads the Odd Fellows as noble grand at a ceremony held October 16 at the Odd Fellows Hall in the district. The Orion Lodge officers were announced with Kelly Lockie as deputy and a staff of appointed officers including McDonald Collier Dew hurat and others listed by title.
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Oddfellows Hall
S. Lockie
Nilton
Hos
Orion Lodge
Joof
Ie’ Atalied
Noble
William ‘Ritchie
William’ McDonald
Fred Johnson
James Collier
Grand
Harvey. Dewhurat
Wilf’Breen
William
William Hunter
RSNG
Keith Spence
LSNG
Andrew Ritchie
RSVG
Ron Edwards
William Gibbs
RSS
Charles Grant
LSS
Norman McDonald
J.G
Arthurs Hills
O.G
Vincent "Hep'burn
Local Social Highlights From Toronto to Glen Williams
Social and personal notices show Arthur Scott attending the Federation of Automobile Dealers Association convention in Toronto at the Royal York Hotel. Attendees include the Cleave and McDowell families traveling northern Ontario, a Cambridge Massachusetts party auctioning off a father’s property, and numerous wedding guests across Glen Williams and surrounding towns.
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Arthur Scott
Toronto
Federation of Automobile Dealers Association
Royal York Hotel
P. W. Cleave
W. G. McDowell
Ontario
Haliburton
James McBean
Cambridge
Massachusetts
John McBean
Eason-Felker
Glen Williams
C. Bignell
Kitchener
L. Bignell
H. Bignell
F. Bignell
Henry Sanderson
Robert Sanderson
Viola Perry
George Larkin
Bignell
H. Haines
N. Ackroyd
E. Smith
George Dickson
Brampton
Arthur Clark
W.o"finnamore
Alex Cowan
Norval
Howard Dolson
J.campbell
Gordon Graham
Bert McMenemy
James Brown
Gray
Riverview
Bob Bates
Shelburne
Wesley Hayes
Corbetton
James Dolby
Guelph
Jack Grose
Alex McMaster
Niagara Falls
N.Y
Doug Wilson
Charles Davies
Fred Anthony
Bill Cunningham
Lloyd Kerr
Jack Kelley
Alf Goodwin
Georgetown
Bill Beecnam
Bill’ Smith
Fred Brown
Lillian Brown
Harry Hilts
Paul Hilts
Gordon Hilts
Roy Hilts
Tom Norton
Roy Norton Jr
Floyd, Hilts
George Johnson
Barbara Hilts
Frank Brown
Jessopville
Georgetown-Norval Bouts Win Ontario Lacrosse Title
Georgetown-Norval wins Ontario Juvenile Lacrosse Championship in a sudden death 8 to 5 victory over Dundas Juvenile at Norval Bowl. George Thompson and Bill Arthurs refereed the match. Joe South and Gordon Shortridge led scoring for each side, with praise for manager Rev Len Self and coaches Jerry Fendley and Jim Little.
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Georgetown-Norval
Georgetown
Dundas
Aetna
George Thompson
Bill Arthurs
Brampton
Norval
Joe South
Arnie Hazell
Murray Judge
Walter Alexander
Bill Hewitt
George Grasby
Jack Judge
Gordon Shortridge
Don Allen
Len Self
Jerry Fendley
Jim Little
Bert Carey
Dave Barber
Bud Haines
Sho Teramoto
Terry Bladd
James Cunningham
Dale~Sedore
Bill Wanless
Peter Fendley
Kenny Richardson
Don Darvie
Clff Williams
Don McKinnon
Jim McKinnon
Francis Blanchard
Joe Fama
Gerry Goodale
Bill Winegardner
Jack Mayes
Bob Doherty
Grant Stout
Local Council Meeting At Mrs Johnsons Home
Eighteen ladies attended the Local Council meeting at Mrs F W Johnson's Edith Street residence on Friday October 20. Motions approved donations of ten dollars to the Salvation Army and five dollars to the Poppy Fund. Miss Lawson to write to Premier Leslie Frost about the Alcoholic Clinic. Mrs Banks of Caledon East demonstrated weed and flower arrangements and answered questions. Miss Ann Staunton praised Mrs Banks hostess and tea committee for lunch. Mrs Jessie Wyatt invited the council to her home for the November meeting.
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F. W. Johnson
Edith Street
Salvation Army
Lawson
Leslie Frost
Banks
Caledon East
Ann Staunton
Mrs. Banks
Jessie Wyatt
Council
Big Hallowe'en Party Plan for Georgetown Kids
Georgetown hosts a four-venue Halloween event Saturday October 14 led by the Lome Scots Band. Children 8 and under party at St Johns Hall. 8-11 with Canadian Legion Armouries. 11-18 with Lions at Old Town Hall. 14 and over with Parks Board Town Council and GRC. Parades, costumes, and games across venues ending at 10 p.m. with return to homes.
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Hallowe'en
Georgetown
Lome Scots
Presbyterian Church Corners
Canadian Legion
Armouries
Lions
Old Town Hall
Ministerial Association
St. Johns Church Hall
Parks Board
Town Council
GRC
George
Local Visitors Share News from Guelph and Stratford
Mr Walter Carpenter of Guelph was a guest at the Rectory on Sunday. District members attending the Women s Institute Area Convention in Stratford last week include Mrs Lorne Cleave Mrs Lawrence Many Norval Mrs Sam Glisby Limehouse Mrs Frank Petch Georg Ketown. Mr and Mrs C H McIntosh of Prince Albert Sask are visiting this week with Mr and Mrs G W McCallum. Mr McIntosh is a brother of Mrs McCallum.
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Walter Carpenter
Guelph
Women’s Institute
Stratford
Lorne Cleave
Lawrence Many
Norval
Sam_ Glisby
Limehouse
Frank Petch
Georg
Ketown
C. H. McIntosh
Prince Albert
Sask
G. W. McCallum
McIntosh
McCallum
Town By Law Changes Time Of Nomination Election
Georgetown Council held a special meeting to cut nomination to election day to one week. The change aims to shorten the campaign and boost voter interest. Nomination day is December 1 with election on December 7. Rememberance Day service arrangements and local events were set, including Apple Day by Boy Scouts. A street light at Union and Albert Streets will be illuminated.
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Georgetown
Council
Maccasin
GRC
Union and
Albert Streets
Whitby Social Guests Attend Olivia Durnford Event
Town guests attended a Saturday gathering in Whitby hosted by Olivia Durnford. Included were Mr and Mrs James Alcorn, Mr and Mrs Jas Woods, Misses Jean Dickle Resuke and Ruth, Mr and Mrs Walter Bielen and others from Canada.
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Sthding
Whitby
Olivia Durnford
Eewdy Detler
James Alcorn
Jas Woods
Jean Dickle
Resuke
Ruth
Mra
Walter Bielen
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Felker
Edward Eason
Miss Mildred
Shields-Smith
Ballinapad
J. A. Tuer
Laidlaw Memorial Church of the
Stewarttown Sisters
McBean
Ritchie
Oddfellows
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