Neighborhood News from Newtonville and Nearby
Local notes report visits between residents in Newtonville and surrounding towns including Toronto Port Hope Kendal and Markham. Church activities feature Rev Roy Rickard delivering anniversary addresses and a United Church service. The W I meeting at United Church May 18 included a piano duet recitation and a talk on the value of fruit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Esthel Stone
Toronto
Frank Law
MacGregor Jones
Markham
Florence Edwards
Port Hope
Hazel Reid
Berniece Liangstaff
Kendal
Rena Hoskin
Frank Owens
Roy
Roy Rickard
Colborne
W. ©. Lane
Familly
Alvin Jomes
George Shapleton Sr
Eric Flood
Liggett
Garden Hill
Hoskin
Stone
Tomas Webster
Winnie
Jack Denault
D. Denault
Russell Savery
Wm. Savery
Ruth
Starkville
L. Savery
Audrey
Reta Brown
Alberta
Jerry Brown
Luther Brown
United Church
Tena Kimball
A. Redknapp
Beech
Mary Lane
W. I
Gordon Martin
Mary
Margaret Denault
Harold Gibson
Newcastle
Community Notes From Kirby And District
The Whittaker brothers in Toronto spent Sunday with George Forbes while Mrs J L Osterhout and Mr and Mrs Ostterhout were seen with others. Rev J H Osterhout rehearsed a life of John Wesley. Orley Chapman bought a new Chevrolet from Wm Davey and forecasts good business for Lorne Wannan's new store. Two men Jack and Rob had a road map dispute en route to a Western Ontario convention. They planned trips to Russeliman Bay and Belfountaine but only reached Pontypool before Wilbert Lunn would guide them. A fire of unknown origin destroyed Bruce Wright’s frame home near Garden Hill, causing losses between 6000 and 7000 with winds helping save barns and outbuildings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orley Chapman
Wmn
Davey
Orley
Lorne Wannan
Jack
Rob
Ontario
Russeliman’s Bay
Belfountaine
Pontypool
Wilbert Lunn
Bruce Wright
Garden Hill
George Rowe
Donald Hamm
Orono
Legion
Harold Allen
Oshawa
R Logan
St. Joseph’s Church
W. T. Murphy
Dorothy Craddock
Woodbine
Toronto
Whitby
48Th Highlanders
John Slatter
Bhis
Market Square
Fire Brigade
Borneo
Legion Band
Clergy Visit and Church Talk Draw Crowds in Clarke Church
Mrs Perrin visits Blamilton with husband as Rev Smith from Port Perry preaches at Clarke Church on May 29 1938. A large audience attended Dr Millsons lecture Tuesday evening while Mr and Mrs W T Marvin of Morrigh plus Mr Orville Stringer and a friend were briefly noted in town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perrin
Blamilton
Rev. Smith
Port Perry
Clarke Church
Millson
W. T. Marvin
Morrigh
George Henderson
Orville Stringer
Local Residents Mourn Mrs Ramsbottom Funeral
Kirkland Lake residents spent the weekend with the Sttringers. Clarence Reid and Lloyd of Long Branch visited W. A. Reid family last week. J. J. W. Stringer Westel Stringer B Millson and Hector attended Mrs Ramsbottom's funeral in Hermon. Community extends sympathy to Mrs Stringer on her mother’s death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kirkland Lake
Sttringer
Clarence Reid
Lloyd
Long Branch
W. A. Reid
J. J. W. Stringer
Westel Stringer
B. Millson
Hector
Ramsbottom
Town Calendar Reflects Picnic Plans and Local Happenings
Visitors from Cobourg drop by as Bowmaville notes a June 25 picnic for No School and Tome Club at Cream of Barley Park and a July 20 Rotary Fair with a Chevrolet coupe on display. Roland stories cover anniversaries, church events, Woodbine races, St Joseph’s minstrel revue, and a town-wide look at holidays and parades.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Wright
Cobourg
Fred
No. School
Tome Club
Cream of Barley Park
Rotary Clubs
Lockhart
Trinity Church
S.T
Bateman
MccMurty
Also Mentioned on This Page
Neighborhood News
Newtonville
Kirby
Whittaker Brothers
George Forbes
J. L. Poiwers
J. H. Ostterhout
Hepburn
Hamilton
J. H. Osterhout
John Wesley
Cowanville
Delanty
THE
Cobourg Granite and Marble Works
Delanty Bros
G. A. Beamish
Bowmanville
Tyrrell’s Drug Store
Kodaks
Wampole
Tyrrell’s
Manning’s
Builders’ Supplies
D. L. & W. Guaranteed Blue Coal
Orono Coal & Lumber Co
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