Clarke Union Hosts Red Cross Themed Club Meeting
Clarke Union held its January meeting with a large turnout. Activities included a program by the Clarke Union Orchestra and vocalists, a Red Cross appeal led by Mrs. William Armstrong, and a plan to buy War Savings Certificates. Members approved monthly purchases and closed with God Save the King and refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarke Union Orchestra
Messrs
Hiverett ‘Cain
Edwin Sandercock
Oswald Sandercock
Neil Rainey
Jack Osborne
O. W.sandercock
Red Cross
Alex. Watson
Miss Treland
J. J. Mellor
Germany
Community notices recount visits and church activities
Residents share updates on neighbors returning home and ongoing illnesses. A church meeting on January 14 notes department reports, re elections, and a planned year-end financial report. The Women's Institute and Women’s Auxiliary held meetings January 8 and plan a late January War Savings Stamp drive with a hospital ward support collection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Mercer
L. D. Bell
Clarence
Harold Thirtell
St.Michael’s Hospital
Clarence Thirtell
N. Patton
Stewart
England
W. A
Hallowell and Hallowell Guests and Visits Noted
Starkville social notes list Mr Gordon Trim and friends in Toronto Ms Madaline Fox Bowmanville with aunt Mrs G Silver Mr Harold Hancock North Oshawa with Miss N Howell Mr and Mrs Lawrence Lavery Elgin and Jim with Mr and Mrs Wm Lavery Mrs Ross Hallowell visited her parents Mr and Mrs J E White Elizabethville Shiloh W A ladies entertained at Mrs Wm Hallowell Mr and Mrs Ross Hallowell and Wesley Benson with Mr and Mrs H B Gilmer Bertha Hallowell returned to Toronto after visiting her parents the J Hallowells Lena Kimball Kathaleen McKay Meda Hallowell and George Kimball Hugh Stapleton with the Wm Hallowells
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. B. Gilmer
Lorne Paedon
Madaline Fox
Bowmanville
G.silver
Harold ‘Hancock
North Oshawa
Norma Hallowell
Bertha Hallowell
Toronto
Mrs
Jacob Hallowell
Lena Kimball
Kathaleen McKay
Meda Hallowell
George Kimball
Hugh Stapleton
Wm. Hallowell
A Trip to Kansas Continues With Kansas Visit
A narrator recalls a ten day journey through Kansas visiting towns and a union picnic at Harveyville. They describe the murder of Billy Smale during a clock winding, the 160 acre home left to his wife and children, and return via Colorado. Names include Miss Katie Stewart and Mrs. L. Thorne.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas
Billy Smale
Harveyville
Caspar
Burlingame
Colorado
Newtonville Social News Roundup From January Meetings
Mrs. George McCullough visited Osnawa on Friday while Mrs. S Hutchison traveled to Cavan to visit a sister. The Newtonville Women's Institute met January 15 in the United Church basement with a ward fund contribution and program. The United Church held a pot luck supper and meeting January 17 with two new elders elected and Mary Denault receiving a Bible for regular Sunday School attendance. The W M S met January 14 with reports, a quilt project, and talks on James Evans the missionary to Canada’s Indians.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newtonville Women’s Institute
United Church
W. I. of
Ontario
England
Bert Samis
Canada
Archie Brown
M. J. Holman
A. Brown
Madame Curry
the United Church
Congregational
Messrs
John Himer
Sidney Lancaster
Mary Denault
W.M.S. of the United Church
Local News and School Notes from January Opener
Mrs Jas E Ransberry returns home from Toronto. Our school opened January 9 with Miss B Christian of Benton in charge. Flu sweeps the neighborhood with many afflicted. Earl Taylor breaks his leg at school and is confined to Nicholls Hospital for weeks. Wm Wright sells his farm to Mr Moore of Toronto with possession April 1. Several visits and family gatherings reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jas. E. Ransberry
Toronto
B. Christian
Benton
Harold Hardy
Camp Borden
Wm. Malley
Oren
Ross
Lloyd Taylor
Ear
Peterboro
Gordon Moffatt
Kenneth Braithwaite
Earl Taylor
Nicholls Hospital
Community notes from Penty Pool and area
A village column recounts ski meet attendance at Bethany, illnesses and recoveries including Tom Webb and Murray Alldread, relocations of Percy and Mrs Tamblyn and Pat Mantle, hospital visit for Wes McMahon, and visitors from Bowmanville and Port Hope. Neighbors greet the Grays with a studio couch as others recover from flu and frost.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ballyduff
Melville Gray
Ernie Bowin
Port Hope
Delbert
Tom Webb
Soldiers Struck by Car in Port Hope March
Three members of the 11st Battalion Midland Regiment CASF were admitted to Cobourg hospital after being struck by a car while C Company Port Hope marchers walked from the rink to the armouries. Driver Clifford Crossen failed to notice the column and skidded the car to strike the men. A charge of reckless driving will be laid.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Clarke Union
Hileen Souich
Will Fogg
United States
Isc
George ‘Fogeey
George Cain
Charles Reasor
Markham
Silas Souch
Trenton
Sid
Morgan
Baby
Souch
Ross Shetler
Mrs. R. Mercer
David
West Hill
Starkville
Gordon Trim
Lawrence Lavery
El‘gin
Jim
Wm. Lavery
Katie Stewart
L. Thorne
Milton Robinson
A. Jackson
Thorne
Wm. Patterson
Harry Bailey
Grocer
Newtonville
George MecCullough
Osnawa
S. ‘Hutchison
Cavan
Ivis
Munday
Maple Grove
Chas. Cowan
Cowanville
Lawson Millson
J. A. Barrie and
Murray
Walter Couch
Orono
J. W. Lancaster
Morris
W. I
John Burley
Owasso
Michigan
Robert Burley
Robi. Burley
Women’s Institute
W.M.S. Meeting
Tyrrell’s Drug Store
ODAKS
Walter
Gerrard
Atty
Kruschen
Actos
Britain
Vernard
Yardley
Rae
Akes
Valentine
Arrow Blend
Kellogg’s
Puntypool
Bethany
Little Murray Alldread
Percy Tamblyn
Roy Porter
Earl Richardson
Geo. Goheen
Wes. McMahon
Pat Mantle
Lindsay
Mantle
Arsenal
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