Mothers Day and Village Social News From Starkville
Residents and visitors are listed with travel to Toronto and Oshawa for weekends and family events. A Mothers Day service in Grange Hall featured Rev L B Smith sermon and a baptism, plus a Women’s Institute meeting discussing wool blanket donations and street lighting. The W I elected officers and planned clothing remodelling demonstrations and a June 15 guest talk by Dr G W Miller.
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Cecil Glass
Geo. Smith
Starkville
George Clarke
Montreal
Ray
Military Hospital
A. G. Darlington
Joanne Marilyn
Ajax
Wm. Jackson
N. Little
Toronto
iMr
J. Gordon
Savery
Roy Mercer
Il. Thorne
Alva Roughdey
Ross
Thorne
Humberstone
Oshawa
L. B. Smith
K. Stewart
Annie Thompson
Kenny
Mothers’ Day Choir
Gus Wilson
Mothers of Salem
Katherine Marie
G. W. Miller
Bowmanville
Miller
M.D.H
Northumberland-Durham
Wm. Patterson
Jimmy
Norman Scott
Jack Wade
England
Lady Nelson
Dell Whitney
Ken
Jean Milligan
Windsor
Fred Tufford
Harold Burley
Robert Martin
Newtonville Homemaking Notes and Community Happenings
Sympathy extended to local families as sports and social events fill the week. The W M S met with plans for a bale of goods and toys for children while the softball team eyes victories and future games. Births and arrivals brighten the town as obituaries and memorial thoughts acknowledge past sacrifices.
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Wm. Mercer
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T. Hilditch
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Pearce
McCullough
Morris
Mary Lane
John Couch
Hugh Stapleton
John Scott
Clarke Township
Capt. Milligan
Reeve Woodyard
Ontarig
Ontario
the Brewing Industry
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Sunworthy
Jackman Flowers
Charles B. Tyrrell
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de Eineen
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