Various Ontario births marriages and deaths noted
A page lists several 1936 Ontario life events including births in St Catharines Rockwood and Canandaque. marriages at parsonages in Rockwood and Mimico with names Meadows Thatcher Darby Jolley and Moffat. deaths of Emily Lockwood Masden and William McKeown. an in memoriam for a mother dated April 17 1935 with family notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meadows-Thatcher
Rockwood
Ontario
W. J. Taylor
Clifford Meadows
Mim
Jean Thatcher
Marsden
Emily Lockwood
Joe
Airdrie
Weather and local notes from Acton and surroundings
The column notes a Tuesday snowstorm that melted, April showers continuing, and muddy unpaved roads. It highlights a 125 piece Massey Hall orchestra performance with Norman Broida from Acton Wight School, a giant hens egg on view in Tru Pars Paxis window, a Marketing issue featuring W Held of Toronto, and a successful auction sale of Arthur Dobson in Guelph Township despite poor weather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norman Broida
Acton Wight School
Massey Hall
Tru Pars Paxis
R. A. MckEnery
Arthur Dobson
Guelph Township
R. J. Kerr
FISH OIL FAT USED IN FOOD AND MANY INDUSTRIAL USES
Fish oils from herring pilchard wardines mackerel salmon are used in Scotland to make soap paints Nuoleum leather tempering steel and as edible murddrine Pilchard oil and Japanese sardine oil provide a drying quality for paints and linoleum Medicinal oil is obtained from cod haddock and halibut Domestic supplies supplement foreign sources including Norway Iceland Japan and Canada There is a potential UK market over 400000 tons annually White fish meal is used in Scotland for livestock and poultry feeds with Aberdeen feeders expanding Sources include Scandinavia Canada India Japan and the United States
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scotland
United Kingdom
Glasgow
Leith
Scandinavia
Cutuds
India
Japan
United States
Neighborhood News from Burlington Short Items and Notices
Mr. R H Proctor leaves for Detroit to live with son George. Dr and Mrs Arnott return from California. Vandals desecrate St Luke's Cemetery injuring obelisks and headstones. Dr and Mrs T W Blanshard back from Florida trip. Rupert McBride avoids injury after icy crash at Maple and Toronto Hamilton road. Mrs FP Benger travels to California to visit daughter. George Benger joins mother on month long bus holiday. Engagement announced Ruth Elva Rollins to Frank Watson son of Kilbride residents. wedding planned May 2. Chief Smith returns from Tortito for trial in Leonard Michigan. Leonard and Charles Leppard charged with fraud after selling hampers of apples filled with papers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R.H. Proctor
Detroit
George
St. Petersburg
Florida
Maple Avenue
Toronto-Hamilton
Rupert, McBride
Hamilton
FP. Benger
California
George Benger
Ruth Elva
Thomas
Rollins
Prank Watson
Wiliam Watson
Kilbrida
Chief Smith
Tortito
Leonard, Michington
Charles Leppard
Gazelle
Oakville crowd hears McLean on Ethiopia as others busy
Oakville at Jude's Parkah Hall drew a full house Thursday evening when Toronto Telegram reporter McLean recounted his Ethiopia experiences. Robert McLean has returned from Scotland and resumes duties at Wo Whitaker & Sons in Dundas Street. Reverend Caswell covers Fearlscourt United Church during Reverend Richards absence. Relief in Trafalgar Township drops over 30 percent per Collector Patterson's council report. Dinty Moore, former Zoulle, spoke at Oakville Lions Club meeting. George MacDonald of Athone sustains two broken ribs from a pruning fall. Auto crash at Calboyne and Thomas Streets injuries none but cars damaged. wreckers used. Police Chief Kerr arrests two suspects tied to CNLR station hold-up bid on Sunday night March 22.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jude
Parkah
MclLean
Toronto—Telegram
Ethiopia
Robert McLean
Scotland
Wo. Whitaker & Sons
Dundas Street
Trafalgar
Patterson
Council
Calboyne
Thomas Stretts
John ¥. Brown
Hilbert Turner
Name Change Laughs and Bath Mat Initials
A humorous courtroom exchange features a name change applicant telling the judge the proposal to adopt Charles Norman Roberts comes at his wife’s suggestion to match bath mat initials. The joke ends with a quip about the letter A always signifying health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Norman Roberts
Alligator Pears and Smoke Talk in a Stale Market
A rough jostle of old jokes and chatter fills the market mood with a fruit seller boasting alligator pears while a wife pressures a smoker husband to quit. A child’s misheard names prompt a playful sibling exchange as family life unfolds.
Easter Litery Society closing meeting and social updates
The closing meeting of the Literary Society drew the season’s largest crowd as Mr. Wm. Robertson chaired the program featuring the Maple Leaf chorus, readings by Jean Underhill and Phyllis Foreman, music and dances by local troupes, and performances by the Male Quartette and school children. Messages note residents visiting Stratford Toronto Guelph and London while a serious pneumonia illness of Vernon Stewart shows improvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gam Sutherland
Edson
Alberta
Awrey
Jacqueline
Jas. Merrill
Grimzby
Robt. Armstrong
Erin
Leonard Armstrong
Literary Society
Wm. Robertson
Behoal
Jean Underhill
Erret Currie
Buneter-McGowan Orchestra
Mos
Lorena Locker
George Young
Sunter
Miss Foreman
Dorothy McKenzie
Blanche McKinnon
Phyllis Foreman
Annie
George
Whi Jackson
QO. Locker
Mac Underhill
Grundy
W. Kant
Stratford
Standish
Mm. E. Croft
Rockw
Guelph
David Stewart
Vernon
Douglas Robertson
W. J. Jackson
Townline
Bert Anderson
Toronto
Austin McCutcheon
Florence Cook
Corvert Thy Son for Rest and Delight
A brief biblical quote from Proverbs 29 17 urging a father to discipline and care for his son for peaceful results. The verse promises rest and delight of the soul as a reward for wise upbringing.
Regular Scout meeting notes and arrivals at Mason Knit ning
The Boy Scout troop met in the Mason Knitting Company shipping room with the Parish Hall occupied. Two new members applied. a Sealed Orders hike was planned for Saturday afternoon. The Tyop Committee met. report on the year’s activities to be issued. Harry Rogers cannot continue on the Committee. Mir t VanGoozen appointed in his place. Mothers Club representation discussed. president and a member to be elected to Group Committee. Local officials urged more City Dads to support Scouts amid city conditions. Former Mayor W J Stewart delivered a tribute at the 10th Toronto Troop gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mason Knitting Company
Tyop
ITE
Activitien
Harry Rogers
Mirt VanGoozen
Mothers Club
theMothers
Thiz City
Toronto
Boy Scouts Association
Scaub
Mirmer
W. J. Stewart
Yoronto Troop
Also Mentioned on This Page
Born Wilds
St. Catharines, Ontario
Mar
Mra
Norman Wilds
Evans-Jolley
Canandaque
H. D. McCunly
Lily Graves
and Mire
H. T. Jolley
Montreal
Rueben Ellsworth
Evans
Rueben Evans
Acton
Moppat-Darby
Ab Te Barsonage
Eastbourne Avenue
Mimico
A. Pinnis Marsh
Katharine Ire
Charles A.‘Darby
Duncan Menzies Moffat
James W. Moffat
Moffat
Campbellville
McKeown
Galmon Arm, B C
Wiliam McKeown
David McKeown
Wis
W. Held
Lord & Thomas Advertising Agency
Neighborhood News
Burlington
Oakville
W. B. Caswell
Fearlscourt United Church
A. L. Richards
Uness
David Kerr
C_NLR
Star
Dearest
Susie
Papa
Robert
Bobby
Sousic
Ospringe
W. T. Patterson
Wyndbsam
Loblaws
Marlene Dietrich
Desire
Gary Cooper
Rhodes
Walter Houston
Jean Harlow
Clark Gable
Myrna Loy
Talbot’s Hardware
Beardmore Co
Mill
Willow
Talbot's Hardware
Eureka
Tig Martin-Skxoy
Pere Marter
Martin-Senour
Ixterior
Farmers’ Supplies
L.H.R.M
B.C
Monarch
W. D. Talbot
Boy Scouters
Breall
Forsmaoat
Cosby Halle
Jemarway Poulsy
Gasigh Street
Preston
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