Birth notices and family announcements from Brampton area
Births and family notices list several local arrivals and names. Mrs Allen announces a boy, Mr and Mrs Gordon Allen welcome a son, Jeanette Marie Davies born to Chas F Davies and wife, and Helen Jane Simpson birth to George and wife at United Church Varenage. Hubert Wallace reported in his 70s as part of Wallace family notices in Brampton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carveth
Actua
Twrestay
Sllea
Dumne Marton
Davies
Victay
Chas FF. Davies
Georgetown
Jeanette Marie
Ritpore
Simpson
United Church Vareanage
Cith
Bud
Helen Jene
George Simpeon
Actan
Henry ‘Theadore
Nani
George Hittart
Kev A W Pasbury
In Memoriam Perrynman and Family Tributes
In loving memory of Lance A. Perrnyman who paid the supreme sacrifice on August 9 1044. Also memory of Annie Sagaakle who died August 9 1937. Augest month brings sadness for those left to remember and regret. George Holmes thanks friends and relatives for cards letters flowers during hospital stay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perryman
Gear
Lance
A. K. Perrnyman
Ragankiek
Annie Sagaakle
Wii
Mary
MreoGeorge Holmes
Acton Notes Holiday Dates and Local Projects
Labor Day will be the next public holiday and schools re open. Canada declares National Day for Thanksgiving on October 14 this year. Acton Fair is set for October 4th and 5th. A cement block addition rises at Lymon Hardware Store for warehousing. ILE forestry surveyor visits Acton for tree trimming work. Foundations rise as Earl S Cooper’s new brick and cement block store on Main Street takes shape. Knowles Construction leaves Main and Scene Streets in untidy condition requiring attention. A motorist, Miss Eva Ritchie, ran into a ditch and struck a telephone pole, escaping injury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lymon Hardware
Earl S. Cooper
Mui Street
Knowles Construction Co
Ancient Iron Work Stands Time Test
Salisbury England report shows original 600 year old wrought iron binds the 404 foot spire while 18th and 19th century additions corrode. Rusting is splitting masonry though no movement or deflection in the spire is detected. Architects call the overall condition reassuring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salisbury
England
Salisbury Cathedral
Iron and Steel Institute
Catherine Kennedy Dead in Chicago on July First
Catherine Kennedy of Chicago died July 1. She was the daughter of Paul Kennedy and Euphemia NeTavish and sister to Alex Paul Christina May and Effie Kennedy. Funeral services were held Monday at Foster and MacGarvey's Chapel with WT. Young officiating. interment in Batminton Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caturrine Kennedy
Catherine Kennedy
Chicago
Paul Kennedy
Euphemia NeTavish
Cancoason
Zaquesing
Alex. Kennedy
Christina May Kennedy
Effie Kennedy
Ekdminnton
Foster and MacGarvey
Young
Batminton
Garbage collection tender awarded to Thor
At a meeting of Acton Couped on Wednesday the tender for the collection of garbage for the year was accepted. The amount of the tender was $1700 and the existing regulations remain in force. This year’s loan access of $200 is drawn from the previous tender.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
THOR
Acton
Strawberries From Seed At Chiatavtan Station Kentville
A summary of seedling strawberry performance at the Chiatavtan Experimental Station in Kentville Nova Scotia from 1040 shows dozens of varieties tested. Wild species such as Fragaria vesca and Virginia are used in breeding. results vary by male and female parent with some crosses yielding high quality fruit and vigorous plants while others suffer from June yellows disease.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chiatavtan Fkoperimental
Kentville
N.S
Aaves
H. J. Hilton
Dunlap
Taw
Nemati Leavat
Frale Dremler
Fairfax
Darset
McKenzie
Dorset
Production Counts and the Bright Farmer
A farmer, a sharp speaker, and writer argues for higher prices, wages, and profits. The response says higher prices reduce production and wages cannot buy more. the government could raise taxes to offset gains. He may be right.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Darnat Bright
Moe
Unexpected Visitor in Carleton Place Duck Released from Trap
John Thorpe found a northern duck trapped by a muskrat set. He freed the bird which remained alive and wore a Minnesota game association tag.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carleton Place
Ont
John
Thorpe
Minnesota
Fire and growth mark Ontario news in 1919 report
Fire rangers battled wide acreages as algoma district blazes threatened towns and forced gravel bans across 14 townships. The piece also notes Canada's University of Toronto expansion with enrollments rising and new facilities, departments, and programs planned amid postwar growth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toronto
Ontario
Algoma
McFadden Lumber Company
Mistasune
Mites Pugin
Uimler Carrent
Htallburton
Ulan Tee
Mallburton
Sudbury
Fort Arthur
Fort Filleta
Ontario Lands and Forests Department
Kuiunlns- Cochrane
Courais
Wonebaniver
The Towns Reputation Drives Growth and Development
The article explains how a town’s favorable reputation spreads via residents and visitors. Positive talk boosts the place’s image, attracts new residents and entrepreneurs, and supports growth and development.
West Australia poised for growth says cattleman
William Macdonald a West Kimberley cattleman predicts a bright future for the north west of West Australia. He backs efforts to declare north west Australia tax free to entice white labor for development including iron and oil deposits irrigation projects and cattle industry expansion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Kimberley
Australi
Australis
William Macdonald
North
Australia
Britain urged to boost silage use amid feed shortages
The British agriculture ministry asks farmers to adopt silage practices like Canada and the United States to compensate for reduced feeding stuffs this winter. The note references a North American study on silage and crop yields, and mentions police action against illicit alcohol production in Prince Edward Island.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Hrittah
United States
Agriculture Ministry
North America
Notice to Creditors in Will of William Frank
Notice to creditors of William Frank late of Powneblp of Raspueaing in Italion County. Creditors must prove claims by August seventeenth. Distribution to follow after inventory and settlement. Acting executor names listed in Acton Ontario.
Auction Notice for Mann Farm in Halton County Ontario
Judgment of May 16 146 proceedings in Milton Ontario directs Hindley and Elliott auctioneers to sell the A T Mann farm in Baquesing West half of East half of Lot 28 and South half of East half of Lot 29 in the Fourth Concession containing about 100 acres. Eight room stone house frame barn two arables two 24 by 52 cattle yards, school nearby, 75 acres tillable 20 acres bush lease to April 30 1947. Auction August 20 at 3 PM with 10 percent deposit day of sale and 30 days to complete. Terms per Supreme Court of Ontario. Contact Leatherland Harrister Acton Elliott Milton Dick and Dick or Milton auctioneers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Norkman Muniko
Esquire
Milton
Ontario
Hindley and Elliott
Acton
A .T. Mann
Bnqueasing
Halton
Baquesing
Supreme Court of Ontario
C. F. Leatherland
Harrister
George E. Elliott
Dick and
Attendance records set at Royal Ontario Museum
Attendance at the Royal Ontario Museum in February broke two records. The highest daily turnout was 9 562 visitors on February 10, and the monthly total surpassed 50 000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toronto
Royal Ontario Museum
Newsprint Shortage Spars National Typographers Meeting
Edinburgh CP reports continued restriction of newsprint supplies for Briluds papers drew sharp criticism at the annual meeting of the National Electro Typers and Stereo Typers Society. The complaint said there has never been a time since the advent of popular newspapers when the public has been inadequately informed. Further constraints could harm employment and recovery of returned men, prompting renewed calls for balanced relief with other departments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edinburgh
Briluds
Nocset
Fenapetind
Food for Europe raised un hurry bid for aid
A chaotic appeal describes a hurried bid for food for Europe with limited supply. It notes a town blast and fire incident delaying charity efforts while managers plan a matinee admission and a small food collection totalling 460 units.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
Wade Cote
Ae Huw
Also Mentioned on This Page
Allen
Nurelng
Thee Allen
Thomas Garry
Burnside Hospital
Toronta
Buntley
Gordon Allen
Knatchbull
Mopfyat
Fiuelpth General Hospital
Westneslay
Auguat
Tth
Elle Mahon Moffat
Porte Marton
Marmindo
Canada
ILE. P.C
Eva Ritchie
Edgar Simon
University of
Flrat
Ajax
West Australia
Britain
Cial Lotpetown Cct
Royal Canadian Mounted Polive
Wiegal
Baward
Aned Opt
Uepsim
Willian A. Frank
Willian
Raspueaing
Italion
Ubed
John Througglas Blank
Dorothy Olourhke
Adualeatorn
Leatherland
Karm Land TN Octiee Supreme Coutce OF
Ontasco
Ton
Peter Mann
Olea Jacek Ube
Farnworth Memorials
Meaumester
Madavile Pitas Cemetery
Luttering
Siese RA
Camstary
Gurlfil
St. George’s Hy. Guelph
Oat
WM. R. Bracken Rural
Antaterro
the Mutual Life Assurance of Canada
Alfa
Sedan
Mo Pero
Wilhows
BK. E. Harrop
Police
Ives
Mostheorists
Norton Motors
Acton, Ontario
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