Obituaries of Christina Cooper Boot and Morris Teeter
Christina Cooper Boot wife of Robert Boot died at home Sol Atthes Breet in Schenner Ontario on Sunday April 16 1938. Morris Teeter daughter of Mr and Mrs Morris Teeter Rockside aged 66 died in General Hospital Guelph on Saturday April 15 1933.
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Scott
Sol
Atthes ‘Breet
Sxchener
Ontario
Christina Cooper
Robert’ Boot
Teeter
General Hospital
Guelph
Partis
Morris Teeter
Rockside
Halton area notes include soccer plans and fishing season near
Halton County temperate spring items report Milton relief distribution ending May 1 and first fishing season approaching. Local meetings in Milton and Acton Welfare Board activities, church attendances, and Easter weather noted. Baseball hopes for area towns, road work, advertising results, and a speeding list of community incidents including a hand injury and a grass fire in Pioneer Cemetery. A Hamilton boy is safely returned home with help from Acton authorities.
Conquering a Handicap in Youth of Charles W Elliot
A biographical note recalls Charles W. Elliot born with a facial disfigurement and how schoolyard cruelty hardened him into independence. He chose to disregard criticism when sure of his stance, turning potential handicap into personal advantage and guiding his future assertiveness.
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Charles W. Elliot
Harvard University
Elliot
Community Notes Highlight Visits and Funeral Attendants
Rev A W Downer of Scarboro visited Erin on Monday and Tuesday. Mr Oran Grindy and Miss Erwin of Toronto spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Ray Gran. Mrs Bush, Mrs Hoffman and Mr John Bush of Toronto visited friends and attended the funeral of Geo Rogers Sr. Mr and Mrs F L Richardson visited Toronto to hear Dr D L Cooper speak at Knox Church.
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Toronto
D. L. Cooper
Biblical Research Sociery
Los Angeles
Knox Church
Burlington happenings and local incidents report
Mr Harry Lorimer returned from St Josephs Hospital after surgery for appendicitis. Vernon Busby broke his left arm playing lacrosse on Brant Avenue. Misses Dorothy and Marion Tuck visited relatives and returned home. Burling ton lodge No 165 A F and A M visited Temple Lodge Hamilton and exemplified the third degree. A fire on St Paul Street damaged little, likely from a chimney spark. Gas disruption during Sunday evening affected town. burners advised off before lighting heaters as safety.
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Harry Lorimer
St. Joseph's Hospital
Vernon Busby
Brant Avenue
Dorothy
Marion
Tuck
Owen Sound
Burlington Lodge
No.165
A. F
A. M
Temple Lodge
Hamilton
Miltons police raid uncovers active whiskey still
Provincial officers raided a Milton home near the base line at 2 30 a m and found a still in operation. About twenty five gallons of mash and one gallon of freshly distilled whiskey were seized. Police allege the raid occurred after Constable Cookman detected alcohol odor.
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Nelson
Cecil Nortin
Tansley
Valera Pickett
Olive Green
Cookman
Milton
Robt
Champion
Dispute Over Sixpence Cigar Leads to Funny Exchange
A magistrate questions a thief who admits breaking into a tobacconist shop for a sixpence cigar. The prisoner explains he was placing the sixpence in the safe, prompting a humorous exchange about his misdeed.
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Free Press
Limehouse Neighborhood Notes Include Weddings and Wins
Limehouse residents report returning from Toronto and Acton. The marriage of Mary Strang and John Laird occurred at the Parsonage on April 8. Miss Grindell's pupils excel in the W. C. T. U. Medal Contest with Myrtle Parnell winning the Silver Medal and Bila McDonald bronze. Dorothy Cleave honorable mention in the junior class.
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Gur
Limehouse
Myrtle Parnell
Bila McDonald
Dorothy Cleave
Inez Scott
Harold Brown
Helen Devereaux
Dorothy Johnson
Dorothy Tyers
Oakville Folks Weigh Easter Rail Trip And Local Events
Oakville residents consider a Montreal Easter trip due to low rail fares. In St John’s Church gymnasium Girl Guides entertained parents and friends showing tenderfoot and second class work. Fire Brigade had several runs including a false alarm and a noon blaze at J M Wallace residence. Miss Hagaman returns from Erie Pa. Mossgiel Camp No 58 members enjoyed a visit to Waverley Camp in Toronto. W N Robinson awarded 1500 dollars in a motor accident suit involving Mary Robinson hurt by Dorothy Sutton on September 3, 1931.
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Montreal
St. John’s Church
Girl Guides of
Oakville
J. M. Wallace
Canadian National Institute For the Blind
Mossgiel Camp
Sons of Scotland
Waverley
Toronto
W.N
Robinson
J.R. Byers
J.R. Byers, Arising From A Motor Accident In Which Little Mary Robinson
Dorothy Sutton
Motto of flowers inspires monthly bill gift
An advertisement quips that a parishes member adheres to the motto Say it with flowers. The note notes forgetting nots accompany monthly bill enclosures, suggesting a recurring floral gesture with each payment.
Toronto Wholesale Market Quotations Broad and Varied
Market quotes for butter creamery poultry eggs and meats cover delivered Toronto to country shippers and retail trade. Prices span broilers and chickens by weight, dressed meat wholesale ranges beef to lamb, grain prices at Toronto Board of Trade, hay straw hides wool and wholesale fruit rates for apples pears and other produce.
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Toronto
Eac
Aoea
Toronto—Board of ‘Trade
C.l.f
Manitoba
Northern
Ontario
B. C
Bank Robbery Tales From a Gilded Age Visit
Hiram Horns woggle recounts a visit to the city claiming a banker showed him a thief’s trick. He describes a bank teller with a wet sponge to cool fingers near a safe, saying the man admitted the detail himself.
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Hiram Hornswoggle
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Halton
Raater
Acton Welfare Board
Council
Halton County
Erin and Hillsburg
iIt
Ginger Farm
Ontario Memorial
Orange~ville
Meadowview Baptist Young People’s Union
Acton Baptist Young People’s ‘Union
Beardmore Leathers
Ben Bayliss
Pioneer
McDonald
McPherson
Acton
Chief McPherson
Neighborhood News
Burlington
M. Boott
Galt Hospital
Sandys Paterson
C. Bowring
Knox
Cynthia
Young People's Guild
Rockwood
Town Hall
Wednes
John Wood
Wilbur “St., Acton
R.O
Rachlin’s
Telephone
Ash
Pallant’s
Pallant’s Clothing and Footwear
Mill Street
Bank OF Montreal
Brown’s Fruit
Clover Leaf Salmon
Blue Boy
Per Ib
Tbs
Sunkist
Brown’s Fruit Store
New
Prince Edward
New Brunswick
Eugenepseres
Qolce
Congoleum
McLean & Co
Ont
Marshall
The
Johnstone & Rumley Home Furnishings Funeral Service
hAo
Phone
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