Births and Marriages and Deaths Notice Run
MORTON-HOLLOWAY At St Albans Church Acton on Thursday 2nd 1936 Doris Cavell Alberta daughter of Bar and Mrs Edwin A Holloway to Mr Norman John Morton younger son of Mr and Mrs John Morton all of Acton DIED LAMBERT Suddenly of Rockwood on Tuesday March 31st 1936 James Lambert husband of the late Maria Peavey in his 68th year ANDERSON At his residence Mill Acton Ontario on Wednesday Bth 1939 James R Anderson in his 74th year IN MEMORIAM beloved who passed away April 6th 1933 EVER REMEMBERED by RAY ELVIN and ARTHUR McLAUGHLIN In memory Olive who passed away twelve years ago April 6th 1924 The world may change from day to day But the memory of one we love will never fade away MOTHER FATHER SISTERS and BROTHER.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lambert
Rockwood
James Lambert
Maria Peavey
Beloved
Ray
Elvin
Arthur
McLaughlin
Olive
Pather
Local notes on holidays weather and transport
Good Friday plans and Easter menu plus school holidays announced. Temperature dipped to 20 yesterday with unsettled spring in the Rockies. Brampton sets daylight saving dates from April 25 to September 29. Ontario rail service to Acton ends after April 9 and CNR staff changes noted. Sheep sold for 18 at Benham’s sale. local officials report various civic updates and a court judgment of 103 in a suit involving Frederick Neale.
Oakville News Roundup and Local Changes
Oakville reports Mrs RW B Smith returns from New York and Gordon Gooderham Sr. buys Mia s Whitney Willmer house at Watson and Belgea Streets. J H W Turner ends 18 years at St John s United Church Sunday School and plans to move to Hamilton. Jack Hecker injured when a car’s rear fender scraped his finger and bent his ring. J Jewell transferred after eight years as Yell Telephone manager in Lindsay. Robert Kennedy of Poultry Purim truck hits Mrs Ruz on the highway near St Jude s Cemetery. Kennedy fined 64 35 and license cancelled for one month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
RW. B. Smith
New York
Gordon Gooderham
Mias
S.therlangt
King and
Dundas Streets
Gordon Gooderham, Jr
Whitney Willmer
Watson and Belgea Streets
J. HW. Turner
St. John's United
Y. J. Jewell
Yell Telephone
Lindsay and
Oakville
Robert Kennedy
Ray Poultry Purim
Who
Ruz
St. Jude's Cemetery
J Keeses Sale Schedule Listed For April Dates
A fragment lists sales by J Keeses including Arthur Dobson in Quelph Township on Tuesday April 14 and Walter Lambert in Third Line Erin on Thursday April 16 with locations and dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Dobson
Quelph Township
Walter Lambert
Third’ Line
Erin
Longtime Ballinafad Resident John McKechnie Dies in Toronto
Mrs John McKechnie a Ballinafad elder passes away at friends home in Toronto after brief illness born 1868 in Erin Township daughter of Agnes Young and the late James Young. She lived in Enquesing and Ballinafad before retiring to Ballinafad and leaves siblings Maude Janet Barbara James Young. James Henry Bird of Esquesing died suddenly aged about 66 at his home concession 7 on Friday. He left a widow Annie Cook five sons Howard Wilfrid Arthur Herbert Lorne and a daughter Mrs T J Brownridge. burial in Brampton Cemetery. Anderson James died at Acton Mill Street aged 74 after years of ill health formerly caretaker at the Government building and Blacksmith in Nassagaweya and Acton. He was member of Orange and Oddfellows and Knox Church. Funeral at 2.30 tomorrow at home with interment in Fairview Cemetery Acton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John McKechnie
Ballinafad
Friends
Toronto
McKechnie
Erin Township
Agnes Young
James Young
Enquesing Township
McKechnic
Maude
Janet
Barbara
David Moran
Streetsville
Aridita
James Henry Bird
Esquesing
Lat
Concession
Peel County
Halton
Ashgrove
Murray Sproat
James McDonald
Harry Moffat
Walter Brownridge
George Currie
Brampton Cemetery
Georgetown
Herald
Ufe
James
Anderson
George and
Janet Anderson
Nassagaweya
Mary A. Adamson
Eden Mille
Acton
James Gilmour
Clara
Sherrington
Hamilton
W. S. Malone
N. L. Powell
Bramptay
George
William D
Orange and Oddfellows
Acton Full Fair
Mike
Knox Church
Fairview Cemetery
Aclon
Milton Jamboree planned for May weekend
Acton Group scouts discuss Milton Jamboree at Halton Leaders meeting held in Oakville Scout Hut. Jamboree slated for May 24 weekend with Toronto troops invited. Acton delegates split on timing and scope. Oakville HQ praised for facilities. Arthur Paddon to focus on Central Ontario district inclusion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mason
Acton
Halton
Oakville
Milton
Toronto
Kings
Thos
Blakelock
Hulton
Ontario
Stair
Arthur Paddon
Western
Scouling
Western University
8. W. Fox
University of Western Ontario
Rambling Round in a Runabout Notes Local Sports Happenings
Local column reports on hockey action with Durham defeating Whitby and celebrating the title as Acton falls short. It mentions upsets by St Michaels Burzery over Guelph Juniors, plans for annual club meetings, and upcoming county league events at the Dominion Hotel April 16. Also notes boxing gym work, intermediate ball prospects, and aging weather delaying sports.
Georgetown and District News Highlights
Georgetown hosted events on Mill Street with the Bank of Commerce building noted. At the Royal Winter Fair in Toronto, Cal G Cousens of Georgetown was elected a Director. Joseph Depaumont expanded woollen and knitting mills at Glen Williams with new mule harness and machinery. Rev D D Davidson and Mrs Davidson moved to Georgetown and settled in the Manse. An engagement was announced between Margaret Agnes Giffen and Annaiell Hepburn of Georgetown for mid April. Dall Club officers for 1936 were elected with KE MacCormack as Vice President and Walter McGouvray as Secretary Treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bank of Commerce
Mill Street
Toronto
Cal. G. Cousens
Georgetown
Joseph Depaumont
Glen. Willams
D. D. Davidson
de. R. Paul
B. Stone
Cnt
Harald Marah
KE. V. MacCormack
Walter AfcOuvray
C. King
C. Benham
D G. Marshall
Harvey Walters
J. Heaumont
Joe Hawon
Ruddy
Herald
Garden rumor haunts Tukey magistrate court
In a brief record a magistrate asks why a wife believes her husband has tired of her. The wife replies the husband spends all his time in the garden and brings her only a rose, hinting at an unhappy marriage.
Waterton-Glacier Peace Park and Cross-Border Garden Plan
Article describes the Waterton-Glacier International Peace Park on the Montana Alberta border, the Manitoba North Dakota boundary garden project, and various boundary markers. It notes planned gardens, boundary posts, and shared management by Canada and the United States as efforts toward peaceful cooperation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterton-Glacier
Yae Albeelue
Montana
Canadas
United States
James Montagnes
Central Press
Toronto
Canada
Customs and
Dakota
Montana-Alberta
Douglas
British Columbia
Blaine
Washington
Dunseith
N.dgy
Dbossevain
Man
Civiia
Paris
Henry J. Wood
Waterton-Glacier International Peace Park
Waterton Lakes Park
Glacier Park
Delaware
Cananda
Also Mentioned on This Page
Rockies
Brampton
J. P. Benham
R. J. Kerr
ONR
Herbert Helwick
Wingham
CNR
Mas McDonald
aAnderson Press
Guelph
Frederick Neale
Reconstruction
J. Keee
James R. Anderson
Boy — Scout News
Drumer
Rastus
In-De Minin
Boos
Galel Mining
Travel
Holland
France
Germany
Norway
Italy
Vimy Ridge
F. L. Wright
B.D. Rachlin Acton
D. BR. Duchemin
Ridgeview Poultry Park
Myrtle
Bray
Duchemin
Fred W. Bray
Chick Hatchery
Geo. Brown
Agent
Norval, Ont
Edwardsburg
Cowan
BON Ami
Thistle
Quaker Health
Lux
Sie
Ldo
W. Nesbitt
Durham Arena
Durham
Whitby
Eame
Wowle
Detroit Red Wings
County League
Dominion Hotel
Bil Holloway
Fred Waterhouse
BW Eccleshall
ROYAL
Colleen
Dick Powell
Ruby Keeler
Jack Oakie
Joan Blondell
Cuebh
Shirley Temple
January
Specia
Marlene Diethich
Gabby Coopens
AL Jolson
Lyric Jason
Calloway
Clay Loys
Howdon
Tukey
Mr. M. R. Park
Elliott Bros
Europe
U.S
Islington
Ont
Royal Horticultural Society of London
International Peace Orden
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