Ligntle Family Thank You Note for Care and Flowers
The family of the late Mr A E Ligntle acknowledge friends and neighbors for kindness and floral tributes during their recent bereavement.
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A. E. Ligntle
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Newspaper
Acton Free Press
Location
Acton, Ontario, Canada
Date
Apr 05, 1945
Page
8
Obituary notes for Cardinell and Lightle in Acton region
Funeral services were held Thursday afternoon at Johnstone and Rumsey funeral home Acton for Orlando Cardinell RR 3 Rockwood who died at St Josephs Hospital Guelph after a short illness. Interment Limehouse Cemetery. Alfred Edward Lightle died suddenly March 28 at his home in Erin Township aged 28 or 29. He leaves two daughters and a son, plus siblings and relatives. funeral from his home to Fairview Cemetery Acton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Banderson
TZ Riverview Gardens
Toronto
Joseph Leonard Sanderson
Mabel Ismond
Grace
KR. G. Sanderson
Isabella Short
Grand Valley
Fairview Cemetery
Acton
Cardnell
Johnstone & Rumsey
Orlando
Andy) Cardinel
Rockwood
Cardinell
St. Joseph's Hospital Guelph
Nancy Lane
Orlando Cardinell
Campballville
E. G. Dale
Barrieth Spurs
Guelph
Arthur Henton
Harry Brown
Fred Brown
William Hitchie
Charles Evans
A. Langan
Limehouse Cemetery
Alfred Edward Lightle
Erin Township
Northumberland County
Port Hope
Ontario
John Lightle
Mary Brown
Mary
Geo. Hardy
Mabel
William Butler
John
Niee Brothers
Wm. Hamilton
Geo. Orangeville
Emma
Wm. Hoare
Marsville
Mr. Reese
Erin United Church
Hugh Reid
Alvin Fisher
Andrew Molorz
Robi. Warne
E. O. Smith
Halton M P P Creates Precedent in Ontario Legislature
A Halifax MPP hosts five Royal Navy sailors during a Toronto session. After lunch they toured Parliament Buildings with Lt Roche's crew represented by Petty Officers So Leuchake Wright Milfour Welch and Hiver. Premier Krews welcomed them as the first naval visitors introduced on the Assembly floor. Mitchell’s husband Flight Lt Mitch ien is missing after offensive ops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. N. Hall
Halton
Hall
Royal Navy
Union Station
City Hall
Parliament
Ital
Oms
Marmaduke
Roche
James So Leuchake
iPetty
Wm Wright
David IL Mialfour
Albert A Welch
John Khiver
Cleorge A.krew
Iahy
Mra WR. Mitchell
Lakeshore East
W. F. Mitchien
Local notes of reopening schools and community events
Monday marks the reopening of schools for the last term. April showers bring steady trout fishing optimism with the season opening near April 28. Pte Gerard Earley serves overseas and Pte Jamie Lamb sends Easter flowers to Mrs Orrie Lamb from Germany. Red Cross sewing groups seek volunteers in Acton while Frankie Speilvogel fractures his arm at the YMCA gym. An electrical storm caused a hydro substation outage Sunday 2 to 5 pm for temporary repairs. Mrs Wm MacArthur receives orchids from grandson David Norton for her birthday delivered from Villavicencio Colombia in four days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gerard Earley
Orrie Lamb
Jamie Lamb
Germany
Red Cross
Red Cross Society
Acton
YMCA
Frankie Speilvogel
Rudolph Speivogel
Hydro
Wm. MacArthur
David Norton
Villavicencio
Columbia
South America
Expansion of World Food Consumption Urged by Farmers
Sir Cleveland Fite, long-time NFU secretary, says Brit ish farmers should work with Dominions and foreign growers to expand world food consumption. He urges building marketing systems, using research, and cooperating with guest industries to cut production and distribution costs and align policy for global agricultural stability.
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Norwich
England
Dominions
Hot Springs
Cleveland "Fite
National Farmers’ Union
Globle Hotel site cleared after January blaze and new Totel planned
Erin Workmen began clearing the Globe Hotel site on Wednesday after a January fire. The Horton family near completion of plans for a new Totel building on the site, with work to start soon. Fire also damaged the McLaren Castle in Caleton Township, discovered by redecorators, fighting flames saved the landmark but roof and interior damage were reported.
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Globe
Fie
Horton
Totel
McLaren Castle
Caleton Township
Tame
Toronto
Central
Moffat March weather and village Easter gatherings noted
The piece records a warm March with good farming progress despite limited help, handfuls of Easter visitors, and local residents returning from Toronto and England. It mentions the Workmen's Compensation Office, hospital ship Letitia, and a village Easter service hosted by Mrs Alison with Rev Poole speaking.
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Clarke
Cuelph
Tom Simpston
George Poole
Workmen's ‘Compensation Board
Toronto
Kay McGillivray
Hamilton
Wintred
Clarence Dredge
Tiybel Donaviens
Duncan Campbell
Vtc
Murray Donaven
Hospital
England
Letitia
Murray
Sachem Charen
A J Alison
Co. L Poole
W. A. Fraser
Catharine
Noy Spears
Two Men Injured in Montreal Cave-In
In Montreal a cave-in on Cote St. Catherine Road buried two workers for nearly two hours. Paul Emile Dupuiss and Gerard Demers, miners by trade, suffered serious injuries while performing an excavation. The incident halted work as responders freed them from the 1-foot ditch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montreal
Cote’ St. Catherine
Paul Emile Dupuiss
Gerard Demers
Clearing Auction Sale of Farm Implements and Livestock
A public auction of farm horses cows poultry and sheep assets including grain equipment and furniture is scheduled near Hornby Ayre on Saturday April 15 at 100 o'clock. Items listed cover Vercheren Colt Mare Durham cows with calf veal calves York sow oxen ewes and a long list of implements yard equipment and household furnishings. The sale is cash settlement with clerk on day and no reserve.
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Q. Gordon Cuistolm
Svafalgar
Hornby Ayre
Durham
Dow
Viking
York
Jay Hack
Uat
Quebec
Flliott
Gee Currie
Cleth
Auction of Farm Stock and Implements in Eramosa Township
Public auction at Maughlin Farm on Thursday April 11 1945 offers Holsteins including 40 head of cattle, cows, two year olds, and calves plus horses a team of draft mares and three year olds, a tractor and equipment list, hay wagons gear and farm furniture. Terms cash with no reserve. Rockland W. will run a lunch booth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sims McLean
Maughlin Farm
Eramosa Town
Everton
Rockwood
Strathmore
Hengerveldstrow
J. Alexa Wallace
Simcoe
Emery Josets
Reheh
Imperial
Osford
Morris
Rockalong W
B. J. Prubacker, Y Hindrey
Aneroheore A
Gekase
Jack Ston
Allied Push Expands Fronts Across Europe and Pacific
Weekly war commentary notes Western Allies breach German lines near the Rhine and advance toward Vienna while Soviet forces push toward Austria. In the Pacific, U S troops consolidate landings on Okinawa and gain ground on southern Luzon as Allied naval actions sink ships and patrols tighten around the Japanese.
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Germany
Rhine
Amy
Thh
Heidelburg
Reich
North Sea
Brenem
Tramburg
Wilhelmshaven
Trussians
Ae Reich
Armiea
Vienna
Negros Island
Menachur Bacolod
Hanes
Keukyus Islands
Vanes
Navy
Macglenald
Annan
North Atlantic
Tupaday
2Nd Army
Osnabrueck
Bremen
Eisenhower
Rhur
Rhu
Wiener Neustadt
Wiener Neustat
Batteground
Pacific
U.S
Canadian souvenirs seized as moose returned to Fort St John
Two US soldiers left Canadian keepsakes behind after border agents ordered their large bull moose crate items returned to Fort St John. The items were deemed too big to accompany the soldiers home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dawson Creek
HO Cin
Soldiera
Fort St John
Woman and nine children fill drawing room on train
A Canadian National Railway conductor discovered eleven people in a reserved drawing room intended for a couple. The group included a woman, a man, and their nine children, leaving the coach crowded beyond capacity.
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Prince Rupert
BC cc
Canadian National Railway
Mama
Papa
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Mesilla
Vienna Law
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Naha
Tokyo Radio
Red Sea
Indian Ocean
Harma
Malaya
Netherlands Indies
Nazle
Hitler
Acton Public Utilities Office
Uth
Apodo
F.G. Turner
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