Local Social Notes Highlight Visits and Sunday Reminder
Kirby announces Sunday School at 10 30 a m. Mrs Robert Allin visits Kingston. Ray Bryson spent the weekend at home. Mr and Mrs S B Rutherford visited Peterborough. Clarence and Mrs Allin enjoyed a weekend trip. Several Bowmanville and Yelverton residents gather with local families on Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert, Allin
Kingston
Ray Bryson
S. B. Rutherford
Peterborough
Clarence Allin
N. Wilkins
Roy
Bowmanville
Patterson
Bill Wannan
Ross
A. J. Bigelow
Kendal Delights and Local Gatherings Across Town
Kendal residents plan a Sunday School picnic on Friday August 26 in Cobourg Park. Burley’s bus runs from Kendal at 1.09 with fares 25 and 50 cents. A Kendal Janetville baseball game drew fans last Friday, Janetville winning 12 to 11. The Christian Businessmen of Oshawa host a service at Kendal United Church August 21 under Kendal W A A. Visitors include Oshawa’s Bruce Anderson and Freddie, Gordon Price of Galt, and Vancouver guests Lorne Reynolds and John McIntyre arriving for a week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kendal W. A
Bruce Anderson
Freddie
Oshawa
Gordon Price
Galt
Everett Thorne
Bill Thorne
Jimmie
Deyman
L. Thorne
Mrs Wannan and Mrs Youmans Host W MS Gathering
Mrs Wannan and Mrs Youmans entertained the W M S on Wednesday afternoon with a brief business meeting followed by a pleasant picnic lunch on the lawn and social time among members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Wannan
Community Notes from Wesleyville Weekend Visits
Sunday visits fill Wesleyville as residents host relatives and guests from Port Hope Oshawa and Nova Scotia. Church services led by Rev Dick Lyons of Cincinnati featured a sermon on Perfect Peace and a Sunday School with strong attendance. A Friday lawn social at Carroll Nicholls included moving pictures and a sing along led by Rev Lyons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Murray Payne
Stoney Lake
Helen Binsted
Ruth Payne
Marie
Pearl Austin
Edgar Barrowclough
Dick Lyons
Cincinnatti
Jensen
Oshawa
Harold Barrowclough
Joan Fraser
Port Hope
Muriel Austin
Carl Paeden
Nova Scotia
Herb Paeden
Ken
Percy Snett
Gordon Elliott
Clarence Nicholls
Women’s Association Holds Monthly Meeting at Willow Beach
The regular Wo men’s Association meeting convened Wednesday afternoon at Mrs Hicks’ cottage Willow Beach with about twenty ladies present. A ten dollar gift arrived from Mrs Morden of Wellington formerly of Wesleyville. A vote of thanks was given to Mr Toppin for upholstering the pulpit and chairs of the church.
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Women’s Association
Community Notes from Starkville and Surrounding Towns
Local visits span Peter borough Oshawa Toronto and Bowmanville with families gathering at homes in various locales. Shiloh W A held August meeting at Mrs Carl Todd's with good attendance and a September date set by Mrs Orme Falls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorne Todd
Peterborough
Harold Louch
Rice Lake
George Knox
Salina
Howard Farrow
Colleen Falls
Toronto
Mary Hallowell
Lawrence Lavery
Oshawa
Everett Robinson
Russell Lavery
Betty
Wetton
Norma Hallowell
Harold Little
Thos. Falls
Charlie Holt
Stone
Beulah Hallowell
Alberta
Jack Elliott
Dunsford
A. Dobson
Wm. Cowan
Orono
Mary Lou
Betty Ann Dooley
Calvin Dunn
Reg. Bolton
Shiloh Church
Liew Hallowell
Austin Turner
Helen
Newcastle
Carolyn Jones
Gore’s Landing
Russel Pedlar
Leaside
Weston
Llew Hallowell
Lycett
Harry Farrow
Bowmanville
Percy Farrow
Shiloh W. A
Carl Todd
Orme Falls
Community Notes From Cowanville Area
Decor ation Day service at Newtonville Cemetery drew attendees from Cowanville. Oshawa residents Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Geary visited with Mrs. A. G. Perrin. Charles McNeil joined a Peterborough picnic trip with Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Martin. Glenn McNeil of Manitoba visits locals this week. The W A met at Mrs. Hancock's with seven members. A social evening is planned for September 14. Clarke Church anniversary services are set for October 16 with Dr. Oke as speaker. Next meeting September 7 at Mrs. Burley’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newtonville Cemetery
Clarence Geary
Oshawa
A. G. Perrin
Charles McNeil
Gordon Martin
Peterborough
Glenn McNeil
Manitoba
W. A
Rotary club aids crippled children in Port Hope area
The Crippled Children's Committee of the Port Hope Rotary Club reports over 1100 spent in the year ending June 30 1949. Public support from the Easter Seal Campaign and a summer carnival enabled continued work for crippled children. Tryphena Jane Barrie widow of Thomas James Sharpe died July 28 in Port Hope while visiting relatives. She had lived in Toronto for 45 years and 30 years at 288 Riverside Drive. Surviving are two sons Onwell E. Sharpe of Beaconsfield Quebec and others.
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Crippled Children
Port Hope
Thomas James Sharpe
Toronto
Riverside Drive
Sharpe
Newtonville
John Barrie
Mary Ann Tucker _ McBurney
Onwell E. Sharpe
Beaconsifield
Que
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Lona Massey
Forrest Tucker
Ari Peter
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Fred Astaire
Ann Mailer
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Geo. H. Doucett
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Orono, Ont
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Ste
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