Nassagaweya By law on cattle vaccination passes
Nassagaweya township council met on April 3 approving payments of 626 dollars and road vouchers of 1786.06. A Brucellosis Act vaccination by law for all female calves was read and passed with a committee including Dr Harold Worton and J E Whitelock. Papers for Tax Sale of Lands 1954 to be signed next meeting. Meeting adjourned on call of the Reeve.
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Nassagaweya Township
General Accident Assurance Co
A. T. Moore
Campbellville
Harold Worton
J. E. Whitelock
Halton County
Robert Laking
Charles Thomson
L. W. McMillan
Acton
Milton
Halton
Conner
Will of a Rich Pauper From Cook County Probate Records
A centuries old will found in a Chicago poorhouse inmate’s death is read before the Chicago Bar Association and ordered probated. The testament, written in a firm hand on scraps, bequeaths to children and lovers poetic gifts, songs, memories, and nature, with Burns and Shakespeare among the volumes for the aged.
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Chicago
Burns
Shakespeare
From Tramps to Tourists and the Changing Everyday Era
The text reflects on shifts in social roles and habits across generations. It contrasts old, simple travel and dress with modern trends, noting how women move from girlhood to refined attire, while elders like grandmothers adopt bolder styles. It also traces evolving small possessions from crochet and safety pins to handbags with cigarettes and travel basics.
Erin Council to Issue $20,000 Debenture For Ospringe School
Erin Township council met in Hillsburgh with full membership. Tenders called for gravel reads and cement work for Ospringe School expansion. The Ada Machinery Co received approval for a new grader. A bylaw to fund taxes was introduced and debated. A $20,000 debenture to add a classroom at Ospringe School was approved in principle to be repaid over 20 years.
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Erin Council
Ospringe
Erin Township Coune
Hilsburgh
Department of Haga
JD Ada Machinery Co
Acton Churches Welcome New Members on Sunday
Jarrett a former Acton Baptist member joined the local congregation on Sunday April 4 in Acton England. Holy Communion and reception of new members were observed at Knox Presbyterian and Acton United churches with large turnouts. In Presbyterian services 2% joined by profession and 13 by transfer while 3% united with Acton United Church.
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Wars. Jarrett
Acton
England
Knox Presbyterian Church
Acton United Church
Presbyterian Church
The
United—church
Basket of Gifts for Bride to Be
About twenty Gil fiends gathered at Mrs. Wesley Storey ny ota honour Miss Evelyn McDonald on her coming marriage. After contests a heavy basket of gifts was presented to the bride to be. Friends admired the hostess and enjoyed a lunch, bringing the event to a close with warmth.
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Wesley Storey
Evelyn McDonald
Baldwin and Wallace to be paid for convention delegates
John B. Baldwin and Geo. Wallace to receive $10 each as delegates to the rural municipalities convention. Road superintendent ordered to alert patrolmen to store snow fences in divisions and report counts of rolls. No fence lent for private use. Erin township to observe daylight saving time with neighboring towns. C B Swackhamer’s bid for township treasurer approved, duties to start after audit. Accounts passed for payment. adjournment set for May 3 at the reeve’s call.
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John B. Baldwin
Geo
Wallace
Erin
C B Swackhamer
Orehef Suisbe
Mert
Pricor
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