Births Marriages and Death Notices From 1936
BORN LONGSTREET Acton August 1936 to Mr and Mrs J Longstreet Georgetown daughter. GREENWOOD St Joseph's in Toronto July 1936 to Mr and Mrs Peter Evanswood daughter Barbara Joan. MARRIED STUCKEY Guelph August 1 1936 Ethel Bernice Woods to Mr Frederick Stuckey. GAMBLE LANGFORD July 23 1936 Glebe Road United Church Toronto Rev Maxwell Aldyth Maxwell Cambridge Ontario.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Longstreet
Acton
Mra. J. Longstreet
Georgetown
Greenwood
St. Joseph's Een
Toronto
Peter Evens -Wood
Barbera Joan
Stuckey-Woops
St Patrick's Day Church
Guelph
Ethel Bernice
George _Woods
Frederick Stuckey
Gamble-Langford
Glebe Road United Church
Garton
Maxwell
Cambray
Ontario
Aldyth
Local Notes Highlight Camps Admissions and Events
Locals report the Boy Scouts returning from camp and employees enjoying holidays this week. Miss Ruth Gibson of Acton is scheduled as a guest soloist on CKOC Hamilton tonight at 9 15. The Pall Rally of the Eastern District Baptist Young People's in Acton Park is planned for early September.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Gibson
Acton
CKOC
Hamilton
Easten
Guelph Association
Baptist Young People’s
Acton Park
Home Orchard Projects Boost Farm Fruit Supplies in Canada
The Dominion Experimental Farms advance small orchards on farms to supply apples, plums, and small fruits. Begun nine years ago in Nova Scotia, the program aids breeding trials and hardiness studies with Ottawa’s horticulturists. Manitoba’s Morden station has introduced many new prairie varieties and distributed hardy apples and plums, with 60 to 70 plates shown at recent Manitoba Fruit Show.
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Dominion Experimental Farms
Nova Scotia
Ottawa
Prairie Provinces
Alberta
Saskatchewan
Ure
Morden
Manitoba
Pruit
Free State agriculture expands oats and sugar beet growth
Over half of Free State cropland is devoted to oats and about 75 percent of stock feed comes from oats. Sugar beet production rises, potato acreage declines to 330 000 acres in 2035 from 343 000 in 154. Government pushes economic shift toward starch, clay and industrial expansion. Milling has resumed, boot and shoe trades steady, and over 40 motor vehicle makes are assembled in the Free State, per the Industrial Department of the CN Railways.
Why s sa like the sun in the day
The sentence presents a playful assertion that resembles a riddle about the sun as the center of light. It hints at a pun or phonetic twist without providing a broader context or factual details.
Obituary notices for William J Peer and Thomas Moore
Nelson Township resident William J Peer dies at his daughter Mrs R J Maxwell's home in Ontario aged 76. He leaves a wife, four brothers and two sisters and will be buried near St Georges Anglican Church Lowville. Campbellville's Thomas Moore, secretary of Halton Union Farmers Mutual Fire Insurance Co for 25 years, dies in his eighties. funeral held at 8th David Presbyterian and St David's Cemetery.
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Nelson Township
R. J. Maxwell
Guelph
Wiliam J. Peer
Ontario
John
Moffat
Edward
Kilbride
George
Aaron
Burlington
Minneapolis
Humphrey
Toronto
Maxwell
St George's
Lowville
Thomas Moor
Campbellville
Moore
Halton Union Farmers' Mutual Fire Insurance Co
Thomas Moore
Joseph Moore
Chinguacousy Township
Alexander
Insurance Co
Beer
Margret” McPhelt
Janet Mmcphai
Halton Union Farmers’ Mutual Fire Insurance Co
Robert
William
Fanny Beattie
8Th, David's Presbyterian Church
Mr. Lawson
C. O G. Jones
Grand’ Valley
St. David's Cemetery
Messrs
Jas. Weir
Carl Ross
Murray McPhail
Jack McPha
Wm. Moore
Jack Beattie
Mesars
Thad. McPhail
Jas. Allison
Robert Welr
David McPhail
Nickel Production Sets New Records in Canada for 1935 Period
Canada produced 199,516,240 pounds of nickel in the first five months of 1935, up from 198,607,404 pounds in 1934 and far above wartime peaks. International Nickel and Falconbridge Nickel report full capacity use and major expansion, with Canada supplying over 80 percent of the world’s nickel from Ontario’s Sidbury district.
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Department of Jeden Eyportu
International Nickel
Falconbridge Nickel
Fulconbridge Nickel
Melaticn
Canada
Sidbury
Ontario
Cobalt
Opinion quotes mix inunclear grammar and misquoted lines
A collage of misattributed statements from Durris Jenkins Mary Pickford George Herod Shaw and others. The fragmentary text shows errors and garbled phrasing with references to dignity performance education home and war related drilling across states.
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Jony
Durris Jenkins
Mary Pickford
George Herod Shaw
Mabe
Union
Milverton Newsman Malcolm Macbeth Dies in Victoria Hospital
Malcolm Macbeth former Milverton Sun publisher and Milverton postmaster died in Victoria Hospital after a mastoid operation. Born in Bruce County he led the Milverton Run for decades and held multiple educational and fraternal leadership posts including president of the Canadian Weekly Newspapers Association in 1931 and of the Ontario Educational Association in 1932.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malcolm Macbeth
Milverton Sun
Victoria Hospital
Macbeth
Bruce County
Walkerton Collegiate
Walkerton Telescope
Milverton
Board of Education
Ontario School Trustees’ and Ratepayers’ Association
Ontario Educational Association
Uves
Mornington Township
Perth County Educational Association
Grand Lodge
A.P
Ontario
The
Sun
Canadian Swimming Rules Warn and Guide Ontario Flotilla
Ontario Section of the Canadian Amateur Swimming Association issues safety rules from the Canadian Home Journal. Rules advise against swimming after eating, diving in unknown water, and using unsteady gear. They emphasize staying near shore, using supervision, and avoiding risky actions on rocks or in canoes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canadian Home Journal
Ontario
Canadian Amateur Swimming Association
Radio License Numbers Rise in Canada as Economy Improves
The Canadian government reports 862100 radio receiving licenses in the past fiscal year, more than double six years earlier and up nearly 50000 from the year ending March 1995. Domestic radio sets sales rose to 16.5 million dollars, imports totaled 1.06 million, and exports reached 144 thousand. Two dollar licenses were offered with 2914 free licenses issued for the year.
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Yours
Necenses
Canada
Motor in the Ditch Near Acton After Bus Passing
A car driven by Albert Harria of Acton left the highway east of Acton and crashed into a ditch on Wednesday morning. Passenger George Trumper, also from Acton, sustained cuts to head and hands and was taken to Guelph General Hospital for treatment. Driver Harris and companion Arthur Thompasn escaped injury.
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Acton
Albert Harria
Arthur Thompasn
George Trumper
Guelph General Hospital
Harris
Bride Ethel Woods showered with gifts at Robertson home
Miss Ethel Woods was honored at a miscellaneous shower hosted by friends at Mrs. Norman Robertson’s home. The bride-to-be received many lovely and useful gifts and a buffet supper followed a pleasant evening.
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Ethel Woods
Norman Robertson
Canada Fruit Industry A Brief Review of Growth and Exports
A review tracing Canada fruit production from Acadia 1635 to 1935 exports exceed 14 million dollars in 1934 and home markets. It notes key growing regions Annapolis Valley Nova Scotia Saint John Valley New Brunswick southern Quebec Ontario and British Columbia interior valleys with Ontario 1935 apple production 725000 barrels and large multivariety output including pears peaches cherries strawberries raspberries grapes. British Columbia 1935 contributions include millions of boxes of apples pears plums and crates of strawberries grapes and other fruits.
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Canada
Acadia
Dominion Bureau of Statistics
Dominion
Annapolig
Nova Scotia
Saint Johns Valley
New Brunswick
Quebus
Ontario
British Columbia
Part Royal
Halifax
Liverpool
Baston
Moslems Receive 3060 Bibles Amid Chinese District Threats
At a Glasgow meeting of the National Bible Society of Scotland officials reported 2000 Arabic Bibles distributed to Muslims in Hankow area as Communist invasions endanger Southwest China missions. Dugald Campbell crossed the desert from Morocco to Insalah, visiting 60 oases and distributing Arab and Tuareg Bibles.
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Hankow
China
Glasgow
National Bible Society of Scotland
Ching
Dugald Campbell
Society
Morocco
Tumanrasset
Insalah
Oasea
Roundabout Ramblings of Brampton and Acton Baseball
Brampton and Acton clubs clash in a tight game as currency tips and sportsmanship shape travel costs. Milton slides back, Dude Lindsay retires with a leg strain, Herb Woods fills in, and Matt Tyler hits two homers in a 18-6 Georgetown win over Brampton. Mitchell from Oakville returns from injury, and an Oakville batter shatters a bat during a home run attempt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dude Lindsay
Herb Woods
Dude
Fergus
Tourist pioneers who shaped Canada vehicle travel rules
The piece traces early tourist traffic into Canada from 1901 to 1936, noting how initial strict duties and deposits evolved. It highlights 1901 inquiries from the Automobile Club of America and the 1903 regulatory shifts, culminating in 1936 rules allowing entry with vehicle and outfit upon frontier reporting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
Customs Branch
Department of National Revenue
United States
Automobile Club of America
New York
Firsl
Canadian Customs and Immigration Officers
Money Making Hens Poultry and Eggs Big Business in Canada
Poultry and eggs generated over fifty million dollars in revenue for Canadian farms last year. Ontario led with about 21 million, Quebec exceeded 7.6 million, and the Maritime Provinces totaled 2.6 million. Prairies saw strong gains with Saskatchewan rising from 5.8 million to 7.2 million. other western provinces also increased despite smaller figures.
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Ontario
Quebec
Atchewan
British Columbia
Albertus
Manitoba
Creilech
I. Gas
Instinct Not Given In Vain Says Mrs Gatty
The quote argues instinct has purpose and ends in good and questions the idea of knowledge without outcome. Mrs Alfred Gatty contends that even those mocked for intellect possess a drive to learn and seek harmony, implying lasting value beyond mere aesthetic pleasure.
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Alfred Gatty
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Bolusin
Boy Scouts
Beardmore Co
Mason Knitting Co
Fyaem Orchards
Urs Free State
William J. Peer
Thos. Moore
W. T. Patterson
Wyndham UL
Loblaw
Ales Quillily
Asoumsy
Herview
Will
Willie Smith
Willie
Willee
ROYAL
W. C. Fields
Dancing
Jessie’ Matthews
Robert Young
Jean Harlow
Franchot Tone
Suzy
Brampton Boys
Milton
Telfer
Milton Sluggers
Matt
Tyler
Brampton
Cmoney
Mitchell
Oakville
J. K. Gardiner
Lowell Bros
Tbs
Duff
LOVELL BROS. MEAT_MARKET
Sudbury
Secord
Horse Shoe Lake
Fisher
Delow
Usuke
Ospadian
Acton Stores
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