Hilts Couple Welcome Baby Daughter on April 10 1936
At the eighth line, Esquening, on Friday, April 10 1936, to Mr and Mrs Henry Hilts a daughter born.
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Bilts
Eighth Line, Esquening
Henry Hilts
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Newspaper
Acton Free Press
Location
Acton, Ontario, Canada
Date
Apr 23, 1936
Page
8
Spring mood lingers as Brampton plans tax shift
Local items note mumps cases, daylight saving ahead, and a Brampton tax rate rise this year. Town events include a railway division banquet in Guelph, a Scottish rifle inspection in Acton, a collier dog fatality on Mill Street, and a busy radio club talk on broadcasting. Community bidding remains brisk at Co Ho-Hardie’s sale with horses selling for 340 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Co Ho
Hardie
R J. Kerr
Explorer recalls making boots soup at boarding house
The great explorer describes a dire moment of starvation at a boarding house, where boots were cut up to make soup. A Teon-boarder hushes him, fearing the landlady might overhear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teon
Accommodating Offer at Hardware Store
A despondent man asks for carbolic acid and rope, while a polite clerk explains the shop specializes in hardware items like rope and revolvers. The exchange hints at a tense, noir-tone interaction in a storefront setting.
Dinner Stories Echoes of Father and Snow-White Hair
A brief dinner table exchange recalls a father with snow-white hair and a child who remarks on his distinguished appearance. The remark hints at gratitude and family warmth in a quiet, intimate moment.
Dyer Couple Observe 63rd Wedding Anniversary in Rockwood
Mr and Mrs John M Dyer celebrated their 63rd anniversary at home on Main Street Rockwood with family. The couple both 84, have four generations including twenty one grandchildren and five great grandchildren. Local friends sent congratulations as the Dyers recount past homes in Toronto and recall Union Parliament events.
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John M.dyer
Main Street
John Stanfield MacDonald
Ontario
Rossin House
Dyer
Women’s’ Missionary Society
Rockwood Methodist Church
Glasgow
Scotland
Cornwall
England
Predd. Hamilton
James Benham
Kruger
Ethel Hamilton
George Peal
Toronto
Ernest Hamilton
Presbyterian Church
H. J. Bennie
Acton
SS Peter's Church
Custic
St. Joseph's Church
Norman
Reno Bralda
Joseph Wilcox
Women's Institute
Thos. Wingrove
Loren Guild
Bred McWillams
B. Powers
Clare Norris
Agnes Pasmore
J. A. Laird
Ans
Fred S.hamilton
Women's Missionary Society
Minnie Nickle
Donald Barrie
Ausmico
Ronald Rudd
Durham
Myrtle Watson
Arkell
Evelyn Praren
R. Y W. Wansbrough
Murry Alton
Penstangulzhene
Lome Evans
Guelph
Robert Scott
Bramasa
and Myre
Edwin Weatherston
Kingston
John Venderson
Letterbox Notes on Festivals Family and North Country News
A reader writes after a three week absence due to illness and a father's death praising the musical festival reports and local medalists. The letter laments unequal access for country children to town festival opportunities and recalls early North Ontario community notes, schooling, markets, and local history including New Liskeard and Thornloe.
Quoted Exchange Between Boy and Father Sparks Reflection
A brief dialogue fragment shows a boy asking questions and a father replying with a hopeful suggestion about possibilities. The exchange hints at curiosity and the impact of questions on growth.
Observations From A Day With A Pastor And Youths
A fragmented reminiscence describes a pleasant afternoon. A car ride with a pastor and his companion leads to a field where youths fly a kite toward the sky. The text hints at further impressions or reflections but remains incomplete.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Etralld
Shrinking from Duties Prompts Missed Good Deeds
A reflection urges courage to help others, noting fear of new responsibilities and excuses of being unprepared or busy. It warns that one talent unutilized will be asked for at the Master’s judgment, urging action over inaction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tim
Acton Public Health Notice Demands City Cleanup
Acton residents must immediately cleanse cellars drains yards and outbuildings and remove dirt manure and hazards to health. Names must be completed by May 11 for a general inspection by the Unitery Inspector. Citizens urged to keep premises clean and disinfected. Signed Weeks of the Municipality Acton April 6 103d.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Acton
Uy Bunitary Inspector
Wairbon
Rambling Round in a Runabout and Local Club Happenings
Sports notes and offbeat chatter from a club season preview. Players unearthed from Beardmore plant transfer from Toronto, Lepay a southpaw pitcher, Darify a catcher, Dudel Lindsay a possible receiver. Pud Kitchen home from Olympics quips about Canada vs England and ink orders ride with Walter selling printer rollers.
China Opens Modern Glue Factory in Shantung Province
China begins modern glue production with a plant opened at Tsingtao in Shantung Province. Most output expected for northern markets as industrial demand grows for carpentry, textiles, match factories, and furniture trades.
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Ching
Canton
Tsingtao
Shantung Province
China
Canadian National Railways
Shanghai
Great Britain
Germany
France
Decision favors Kellogg in Canadian trade mark case
Justice MecTague dismissed the action by The Canadian Shredded Wheat Co. Ltd seeking 25000 from Kellogg Company of Canada Ltd and Solomon Barsin. The judge ruled the terms shredded wheat and related phrases lacked a secondary meaning and would unfairly restrict Kellogg from selling its products. Kellogg’s brands include Corn Flakes and Rice Krispies. products are sold nationwide by grocers and merchants in Canada.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. P. McTugue
Osgoode Nall
Toronto
Canadian Shredded Wheat Co., Ltd
Niagara Falls
Kellogg Company of Canada, Ltd
Solomon Barsin
Canadian Shredded Wheat Co. Ltd
Kellogge Company of Canada, Ltd
Justice MecTague
Kellogg Company
Kelloggs
Kellogg
Cannada
Pigeons Resisted Electrical Storm Simulated at Radio Station
An experiment at a Bavarian radio station simulated an electrical storm with 200 amp charged waves. Carrier pigeons placed in the area hovered and resisted movement for several minutes before returning to their lofts.
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Baces-Landes
Uellcotes
Greek Princess Eugenie of Greece Mentioned as Possible Bride
The Slmcoe Reformer reports Princess Eugenie of Greece, cousin of the Duchess of Kent, as the likely bride candidate for King Edward VII should a marriage occur. The princess resides in Paria, and the paper notes real progress in Simcoe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugenie
Greece
Duchess of Kent
Edward VII
Britain
Paria
Slmcoe
Simcoe
Mts
Daughter’s Groom Questions Mother’s Image in Courtship
A jolt of humor frames a young man’s plea to wed as Mr. Brown asks if he has met the girl’s mother. The suitor quips that daughters rarely resemble their mothers, underscoring family resemblance and expectations.
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Mr. Brown
Hints for Pork Chops and Anne's Favorite Salad
Household hints by Mrs Mary Morton Wend include pork chops broiled to a brown not shriveled, served with meat gravy over boiled potatoes. Recipes cover cheese cake and candlestick salad ideas from Anne Shirley, with lettuce, pineapple, banana, and cherry garnish, plus a festive menu.
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Anne
Anne Shirley
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