Harris Family Obituary Notice From Oshawa
Thomas William Tlanrs beloved husband of Mary Ann Wheeler died April 1918 at age 97. Funeral service April 15 1918 at Whitby Cemetery interment at Grave side Cemetery Whitby Ontario. Card of thanks from Geo Woods and H L Ritchle note appreciation for flowers and hospital visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harris -At
M. Sills
Gibbs Ave
Oshawa
Apnl
Thomas William Tlanrs
Mary Ann Wheeler
Charlotte
Local notes include sales and exam results from Guelph area
Mr E E Harrop sold his residence on Bower Avenue to Frank Van Wyck. Ac ton students George Elliott and Aldo Braida excelled at Guelph Collegiate exams. A Monday meeting with County Assessor Mr Rodgers was canceled. An unsigned letter from “An Old Hockey Fan” awaits signature. Easter exams at Guelph Collegiate Institute highlight Heather Boyd 93.5 percent and Josephine Boyd 93.44 percent, daughters of Mr and Mrs J H Boyd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. Harrop
Bower Avenue
Frank van Wyck
Rodgers
Guelph Collegiate Institute
Heather Boyd
Josephine Boyd
Heather
Josephine
J. H. Boyd
Guelph
Acton
Friends honour Mrs Wm Robertson on 80th birthday
Relatives and friends gathered at Victoria Arena Acton for Mrs Wm Robertson's 80th birthday on April 12. About twenty five attended sharing greetings presents and a cake as they sang Happy Birthday.
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Wm, Robertson
Sponge rubber for packaging and upholstery use
New non inflammable sponge rubber can be vulcanized directly and used as protective lining for cartons upholstery materials rugs and car parts. It can be applied to box boards for shipping glass instruments and is delivered through hose or cast in sheets or continuous sheet production.
Obituary notices from Eden Mills and surrounding area
Obituaries report the death of William Henry Burrows at 78 in Eden Mills with survivors including his brother Albert and sister Elizabeth Rennie. Major Henry Cameron, Salvation Army officer, dies aged 81 with extensive service history in Canada and abroad. Also noted is the funeral of Laurie Webber, a Lakeview athlete aged 16, who died after being struck by a newspaper truck. services for Alice Webster are also mentioned with family details.
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William Henry Burrows
Eden Mills
St Fergus
Willam Henry Burrows
Hiy
Burrows
Wm. Burrows
Hamilton
Chatham
Fergua
Albert
Elizabeth Rennie
Guelph
Wesley
Puallnch
Michael
Florida
McLanaghan
Boss Funeral
Rey
Fred Williamson
Eden Malls
Messrs
Jeffrey
Ronald
Lorne Burrows
TE McIntosh
W. Mino
W. Waller
Hh, Cameron
Henry Cameron
Salvation Army
Jerrett
Toronto
Omemer
Emple Corps
Albert St
Toronto No. 1
Lissar St
West
Riverdale
Dovercourt
Mrs Webster remembered for nursing service in community life
Mrs Ame Webster, active in St Pauls Anglican Church in Bury, moved to Ontario where doctors were scarce. Funeral held at Fairview Cemetery Acton, with Rev W G Luxton officiating. Grandchildren served as bearers. she died in her 87th year after a period of ill health. numerous floral tributes showed the high regard for her kindness and service.
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P. N. Knight
St. Nicholas Anglican Church
Lakeview
Lawrence
Laurie Webber
Laurie
Norman J. Webber
Peel County
Mimico
Ontario
Port Credit High School
Norma Nat‘away
Marjory Roberts
Doreen Williamson
Sylvia
Joen
Joy
James
George
Douglas
Skinner and Middlebrook
Port Credit
Soaring Creek
Lawrence Webber
Arthur Nightingale
Rockwood
Walter Webster
Bucy
Quebec
C. A. Downes
Guelph
Alice Gertrude Booth
Elijah Booth
Harriette Elen Clark
West Shefford
Bury
W. Walter Webster
Harrette
Harold
Acton
Lila
Anithony
West Palm Beach
Florida
Webster
St. Paul's Anglican Church
W.A
W. G. Luxton
Mra
Cc. A. Downes
Fairview Cemetery
Roger
Osborne
Milton Downes
Difford
Robert Webster
For Sale Listings From Park Ave to Acton
Readable classified items show multiple sale notices and rentals. Items include a typewriter for sale at Park Ave, a colony house with brick siding, various clothing pieces, a two tone enamel coat, a rug, a grey tailors suit, poultry and chicks for market, several used cars from 1940s and 1980s, and a large bedroom for rent with board included in Acton and Georgetown areas.
Acton Builds Theatre Amid Deteriorating Streetscape
An early notice reports Acton moving from a gaping front teeth metaphor to erecting a new theatre as weeds and billboards vanish. The ad promotes Insul Brick for home warmth and durability, inviting orders before limited supply runs out, and mentions coal deliveries on Mason and McDonald Birds as families seek improved housing.
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Acton
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Jane
Ysc
Carda
Thompson-Brown
High Park United Church
F. E. James
Ruth Patricia
Arthur Brown
Kenneth John Thompson
J. F. Thompson
Fie
Camppen
MacArthur
Duncan MacArthur
George Elliott
Aldo Braida
Ontario Stock Yards
Wally Ford
WM. Hutt
Main Street
Kent
Singer
O oTrave
Thutt
Acton Windley & Elliott
Canadian National Institute For the Blind
Canada
Geeaed Ets
Heinz Fomato Ketehup
Rbemberg
BAYON
Eric Bracks
Hinton’s
Bon No
Lanby
Victoria Ave
Nell
P.O
Essex
Peel Street
Darwin Cripps
IT. Otterbein
Mum
Bale - Kelley
Andy Frank
Campbellvisle
Baby
Henb. Phen
One
Fe A
O.com
Priestley
Vhes Rumley
Park Ave
Salf - Farly
Hugh M. Reid
Erin
Agnes Street
F. J. McCutetean
Alze
Geo. C. Brown
Norval
Oldsmobile
Ino
Fargo
Dodge
Scott Motor Sales
Georgetown
Minneapolis
Wiesel
Waterloo Garden
Gibson Garden
Willys
Wallace
LaSalle
Wood
Woon
Tom Hewson
Alore
H. Wiles
Wellington Gandoner
Mil
Cameron
Besserer Street
Ottawa
Guease
Groocery
Carroll's
Vita
Hughson St. South
St. David's Presbyterian Church
Campbellville
J. Ro MePhair
TATE
Young's
Milton Cabled
Brookville
O. Lamb
Dodds
Actan
Free Press Office
Mackenzie News
Mason and
McDonal
Ue Mackenzie
Farnworth Memorials
Elora Rd
Cemetery Ovelph, Ont
Robt. R. Hamilton
Optometrist
G.A
Miss Allan
Arthur ST. Guelph
Roy’s Electric Service
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