Social Visits Span Towns From Toronto To Oshawa
The record lists numerous visits and movements among residents and their families.names include Noreen Prouse from Toronto and Mrs Rob inson, Mr Holt, Frank Stone, Lorne Paeden, Gordon Trim, and others. It notes Laverne Farrow renting a farm east of Welcome and planning a fall move.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gordon Trim
Lorne Paeden
Noreen Prouse
Toronto
Morley Robinson
Charlie Holt
Frank Stone
Laverne Farrow
Welcome
Kirkby Church Solos by Miss Morton of Toronto
Congregation at Kirby church enjoyed a solo "He wipes the fear from every eye" sung by Miss Morton of Toronto on Sunday last. Also noted are local visitors Mrs J Rutherford Mrs E Thompson Annie and Arthur Kendal Mr and Mrs Ernest Bryson Ray and Jack Mr and Mrs Morton and Fr Brimacombe’s guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kirby Church
Miss Morton
Toronto
Kendal
Marcus Soper
S. Patton
Armon Gilmour
Detroit
W. Boyd
A. Jackson
W. J. Honey
Mary
Harry Venderburgh
Fred Gardhouse
Billy Reig
Brian
J. Jackson
Grono
Peterborough
Newtonville Community Notes Reflect Church Life and Meetings
Newtonville reports visiting relatives from Moorefield and Toronto, a small Sunday School attendance, a stormy film night, and social visits. WMS chapter met with new minister's wife welcomed, Official Board discussed wage raises and welcoming newcomers, stressing church as community center and support for the minister.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Grayson
Montreal
J. T. Pearce
Roger Leushner
Mabel Leushner
Niagara Falls
Pearce
Gilmer
Billy Lane
Phil Gilmer
Don Stapleton
Bert Stapleton
Lennox Vasey
Port McNichol
Gwen Gilmer
Midland
Bunt
Decajolis
W.M.S
Newtonville
Shiloh Church
Mr.Bunt
Roy Mercer
Kendal
Messrs
Bell
Soper
Thompson
Mercer
Lancaster
Elmer
Redknap
Kendal Community Notes Show Visits Guests and Field Day Plans
Local social pages list visits among Kendal residents and friends in Toronto Peterboro and Orono. Updates include Miss Darlene Cooper and Miss Betty Martinell holidays, George Pope and Kenne Martinell weekend gatherings, and church and civic notices. The piece notes Kendal Field Day plans for mid August and a prewar style gathering with extensive visitor lists and a large Saturday baseball crowd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. Williams
Sam Searle
Walter Thertell
Selina Thertell
Darlene Cooper
Betty Martinell
Joe Martinell
Loon Lake
A. Jackson
W. J. Honey
Mary
George Pope
W.geary
Jean Fletcher
T. Hilditch
ifMrs
Toronto
Gordon i Martinell
Kennie
Peterboro
Jean Elliott
Kennie Martinell
Betty Waters
Eber Luxon
Be.couroux
Baby Ray
Grace Mercer
Vance Allen
Orono
Harry McMullen
Saskatchewan
George
Glass
Ruth Jackson
Kathleen Jackson
Visits Across Cowanville and County Road Construction
Miss Marion Simpson and her father visited in Cowanville along with the Simmon family. Toronto guests Mr. and Mrs. Frank Ogden and Orin stopped at Mrs. B Millson's. The Bandy and Stringer families dropped by. Mrs. Elwood Gray and a baby visited the Perrins. A gravel crusher aided road work north of Newtonville as Mrs. Andrew Bandy and Mrs. Wes Stringer assisted the crew.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion Simpson
T. J. Simpson
Frank Ogden and
Orin
Toronto
Andrew Bandy
Brooks
Cowan
Wes. Stringer
Willis Farrow
Jim Simpson
Sam Carr
Shirley
B. Millson
Newtonville
Andrew ‘Bandy
Kendal Beats Oshawa Rexall's 8-3 In Keen Park Contest
Kendal wins 8 to 3 against Oshawa Rexall's with Hilcott homering twice and D Hoy delivering a slow floater and curves for Rexall's. The crowd enjoyed a clean hard fought game in Memorial Park with no heckling. A rematch is set for next Saturday the 20th featuring pre war and army era players.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oshawa Rexall’s
Kendal
Bowmanville
Port Hope
Rexall
Hilcott
Swat
D. Hoy
Rexall’s
Memorial Park
The Shirt Tale Continues Celebrations of a Birthday
A playful verse notes F. L. J. enjoys warm weather and digs in the dirt without a shirt. The poem hints she may skip an undervest until November the seventh for her eighty second birthday.
W C T U Meeting Highlights Temperance Work
The regular monthly meeting of the Women's Christian Temperance Union met July 16 in Park St Church with good attendance. Mrs Walsh welcomed new treasurer Mrs Stutt and visitors. The group discussed a mile of quarters campaign for the building and hospitality fund and noted the world convention moving from Toronto to Ashbury Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women’s ‘Christian Temperance Union
Park St. Church
Rowe
Walsh
Christ
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Starkville
Herb. Gilmer
Clarence Gilmer
Ed. Ruthven
Zion
Alf. Dobson
Harold Little
Gary
Oshawa
Thos. Falls
Charlie Trim
Mrs. Etwell
Claude Henry
Norma Hallowell
Charlie Yule
Diane
BH. Robinson
Wm. Lavery
Mrs. Liew Hallowell
Miss Beulah Hallowell
Mrs. Ewart Robinson
Orme Fails
Gordon Powers
Clarke Union
Kirby
MacKay
Moorefield
R. S. Johnnston
Gwen
Laurna Pearce
Walter Whittaker
John Wancaster
C. Burley
Dobson
Shiloh
Dominion Textile
THE
Christian Science Monitor
Christian Science Publishing Society
Norway Street
Boston
Mass
Cowanville
Leskard
Leskard Public School
David Fee
Ronnie Page
Lionel Tennant
Audrey Martin
Joan Tennant
June Tennant
Lorraine Martin TA
Violet Moffat
W.C.T.U. Meeting
Jackman Flowers
Charles B. Tyrrell
Orono, Ont
Crosse & Blackwell
Blue Ribbon
Gillette
Londonderry
ARONO
Bowmanville, Ont
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