Spee Gern Reine Mactleges and Marriages
Fragmented notices list marriages and obituaries from Acton and surrounding areas. Names include Mr. and Mrs. Weenbeth Shute, Wildaet Muninan, and Mrs. Thad Edmintan. Dates referenced: April and May 1941.
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Seedpie
WU Eman
Glatt
Prindway Tabernacle United ‘Church Parson- Men
Lareldlay
de AL Primrate
Ter Kancen May
Tee
Miva
Alberk
HAward _ Wright
Cargotown
Wildaet Muninan
Sorons
Weenbeth Shute
Ian of
Acton
Acton Bree Press Report From 1937 Era
Fragmentary OCR notes reference Acton Bree Press coverage from 1937 with unclear event details. The readable lines hint at local civic or social notices but lack concrete names, dates, or outcomes to form a complete summary.
Acton and area news flare and future plans noted
Local items report town talks of tomorrow events and Sunday services at St Josaph's. Acton council meetings scheduled next week in Wellington County. News covers theatre bans during starlet fever outbreak, street work, store renovations, and community notices from Elora to Brampton.
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Wellington County
St. Josaph's Church
Quelph
Acton Fall Pale Bale
Prospect! P
Pine Creek
Eo —Menare
J. Goodfellow
EF. Tourrau
Old Dominion
Elora
Storlowan
Mim
Main Street
Rior
Talbot
Pell Telephone Co
Min
Acton Hospital
Gax-ette
Actom Wagland
United Henevolence Council
Ofice
Acton
J. Diringer
Wellington
Hirringer
Milton
Giringer
Buryia Pounds
Stringer
U. BC
Wil Hunter
Jack Pughetlug
Aleu
W. le Mirnyer
Terra Cody and
Brampton Orchestra
J. Ruthedge
Healty
la Grippe
H. Elwood
Malton Brick Co
Torunty Abertly
Waddell
Ballina
United Ch
Milton Police Court News and Local School Reports
Milton residents face penalties after a Tuesday alcohol charge. Wallach Sherwood was fined 16 dollars and 9.89 in costs for being intoxicated in public. Ernest Amade heads to magistrate court for alleged sales of Aquor. Glenwilliam residents Hill and Halpin are summoned for insulting language. March report from Lomel School lists students with percentages and teachers.
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Wallach Sherwood
Milton
Chapman
Pollos
Maglutrata Moore
Ernest Amade
Moore
Coun Hose
Stephan Halpin
Glenwilliatam
Midore
Glenwiliain
Ushiy
Wotor Coach Service For Paster Travellers
Announcement of a daily motor coach service by Arrow Coach York Limited offering trips to Toronto and points wear. Departures listed include 9 20 a m 2 90 p m and 6 60 m m for Toronto with three daily departures and additional times for other destinations.
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Wotor Coach Service
Paster Travellers
Muator Fo
Evrvion
Arrow Coach Yanow Limited
Toronto
Three Annes Mally
Polnty
Acton Sale Notices and Church Cantata Promised
Various sale notices from Acton list auctions of household items and wares on April dates including April 1 18 and 1. The notice mentions a cantata at Sinex Church on Good Friday evening at 8 o clock with a welcoming message.
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Thurday
Baldwin
Acton
Miss Mellon
Sinex
Dublin Literary Society Meeting At Mr Tid Miro’s Home
The Dublin Literary Society met at Mr Tid Miro’s residence after a Dublin neighborhood event. A pleasant program featured arnamble Wie, readings, recitations, and musical numbers. Tea and dancing followed the performances.
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Dublin Literary Society
Tid Miro
Wits
Zamek
Fragmented OCR List of Names and Examiaions
A garbled OCR sample presents a long list of personal names and possible examination mentions. The text includes numerous typos and inconsistent punctuation, making it difficult to identify coherent events or dates. No clear action or outcome is discernible beyond the enumeration of individuals.
Wilhelmine MacMilgn Hosts Wanona Institute Meeting
The Wanona Institute held Friday evening at Mrs. W. McCullough's home with about one hundred attendees. Afra Lindsay chaired in the president’s absence. Program included vocal selections, readings, recitations, and debate on paying the township School Board and current Section School Board rates. The next meeting is set for Tuesday afternoon at Miss HW Lindsay’s home.
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Oia Ranenockburn
Wanona Institute
Minn 8
Lindsay
Springtime Prosperity and Local Happenings in Terra Cotta
Spring days bring industrious citizens into full farm work as prospects for mining and quarrying rise. Reports detail a successful milking cattle sale, large auctions, and shifting farms with rentals and purchases. Social events include concerts by Coningaby youths and moonlight gatherings. notable residents move, marry, or recover from illness as community life buzzes in Terra Cotta.
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Thia
Yioy Windley
Abts Farm
Emorkon Maud
Hla Farm
McCalg
Focal
and ‘Mire
Arulth McCutcheon
Drimbo
Afr
John McCutchoon
Towntine
D. Lauglan
Snetwood
Quelph
Qéu.Robertson
Mfr
Mlarold Auntor
Royorton
Cameron Althunshire
Tugh Reed
Local Play Beneath Guelph Church Preparations Report
A fragmentary description of a community theatre event at the Guelph General Hospital area with student performers, audience engagement, and parish activity. The piece notes rehearsals, a planned evening, and affiliations with local groups, including the Institute, and mentions participants Fred Passmore and John Johnston Howat.
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Wallan
Allan
Mois
O' MoPnall
Rolwa
Moy
Thydley
Nole
Mina Bhodrasd
Tha Ganeral Hospital
Guelph
Aju Lucoe
DY. McNabb
Misa Liteon
McPhall
Tyatitu
Martin
Mokhall
Powel
Anthony Tho Urnate
Jone
Tien MA
Wonton Able
Conivegation
Yohnston Howat
Sinivos
Fred Passmore
Toronto
Namo
H. Royce
Tender for coal supply to Ontario public works
Tenders addressed to the Department of Public Works Ottawa will be received until 12 o'clock noon on Tuesday April 28 1627 for coal supply to Dominion buildings across Ontario including Ottawa. Tender forms with specifications may be obtained from O W Dawson Purchasing Agent and W Winter Toronto. A tender bond may be required up to 10 percent of the amount to secure contract completion. By Order S Rrueen Secretary Department of Public Works Ottawa April 8 1027.
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Public Works
Ottawa
Na Offee
Donilulo
Province of
Ontario
City of
O. W. Dawson
Department of Public Works
Winter
Victoria Btrest
Toronto
Ceevrut
Destartmment of Public Works
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Jack Ayles
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Minirest
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Wonen Voll Wanhe
Paleo Cleaners
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Judgmant
Abe Kerr
J. Nicol Main
the Public Health
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Patterson’s
Patterson's
W. J. Patterson
Oe Dominion Hotel
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Maple Leaf Economy
MIM Biyeel
Windsor Cafe
J. A. Smith
Prince Eaward Taland Waite
Fowler'a
Canadian Cap
D. Maconmidk Dockey Club
Hamiltan
Positieg
Syatem
Gusranheed
Rites
Uoaletet
Baminton
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Fekry
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Clark's Tomato Soup
Parnell's Bread
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