BORN HAQIOP and Marriage Notices From August 1927
Birth and marriage notices list several individuals with locations in Toronto Tampa Chicago and Durham. Entries include birth on August 16 1927 for a child of Aer and Meru and marriages such as John Henry Freeman to Munnaif Wathon at Trust Avenue Hospital Church in Tampa and Maurcgaret Donalda MacDonald wife of Strachan D Croft of Durham. Additional notices mention Alfred Farmar of Acton and Murtha Ritchie widow of Leo Lampert of Ac ton in their late 60s to mid 70s.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haqiop
Eaquentier
Satur
Fe Aer
Meru
Cedele
Satlontay
Ville
General Hospital
Toronto
Uerry A
Ceman-Wathon
Trust Avenue Hapital
Tampa
Florida
John Jlenry Freeman
Munnaif, Wathon
Tew Avenue
Atty General Hospital
Maurcgaret
Donalda MacDonald
Jef Strachan D. Croft
Durham
Farmer
Croonleaf
Mra Wiliam ‘Murray
Highgate
Mounday
Murtha Ritchie
Luta Leo Lampert
Acton
Local items hint at end of summer and fall prep
Brief notes cover school reopenings on September 4, hints of cooler days, harvest activities, and plans for Exhibition Week in Toronto. Mentions include Knox Church reopening September 9, Gladioli Show returning to Guelph, Blue Spring Park picnic, fall plowing, bridge construction, and Newmarket by law funding for a public school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toronto
Knox Church
Guelph
Churchill
Blue Spring Park
Hrampton
Nelle Sanderson
John Udell
Brampton
Mess. James
Willia Stringer
John Stokes
Frank Dick
Halton -Brick Co
Miss Galbraith
Obituary Notices From Acton and Durham Area
Obituary notices report the deaths of Mrs. Levi Lambert of Acton, Alfred Farmer of Chicago via Acton, and Mrs. Strachan D. Croft of Durham. Lambert’s service followed her residence with daughter Min William Murry, interment at Union Cemetery. Farmer, son of the late John Farmer, died from blood poisoning during a Kansas holiday. his funeral was held by the Masonic order in Acton. Croft’s wife, Mrs. Strachan D. Croft, died in Toronto after a brain tumor. funeral held in Acton with large attendance from local towns and railway community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Levi Lambert
Min William Murry
John Coates
Highgate
Lambert
Ooanelf Cemetery
Tee Breather
Damon Iwiehhle
Harbor Reach
Mich
Edna
Gusterhout
Windsor
Mitehie
Witehle
Mire
Warnar
Presbyterian Church
Alfred Fatomeic
Thor
Hla
Hleago
Alfred Patmor
John Farmor
Acton
Koneas
Mr. Farmer
Acton Aixty
Lambton County
Gheboysan
Leh
Chicago
Farmer
Masonic Order
Fanner
Werg
Ira
Victor Watson
Mra. Lants
H. P. Moore
Crowsong Corners
Poe
James Gamble
Strachan D. Croft
Durham
Mre. Cross
Canadian National Railways
Dur' i
General Hospital
Toronto
Peter McDonald
Corner Park
Lake Vette
Stewart
Hackett
Amith
Croft
Donald
Miles
Lizzie
Annie
James
Oakville
Georgetown
Rockwood
Kitchener
Guelph
Walkerton
Palmerston
Grand Valley
Mr. Croft
Masons
Pallbeaters
Pickering, Mosars
Peter Gagnon
E. D. McClock- UN
John MacGregor
Robert MacPherson
George Mann
Durham Brone
Durham Furniture Co
C. N. RF
Mary Livingstone
Olive Kennedy
Georgetown, Jr
Canadian National Employees
Diviston’ 15
Wreatha
Grey
Wm. Calder
Clifford Vowell
P. Gagnon
A. Durby
Misacy E. and
M. Calder
H. Wilson
Duncan MacGregor
1A MacGregor
J. MacGregor
C. Qwackhamper
R. Ho Wansbrough
Jas. Anderson
Toronto Suburban Railway to Route to Keele Street OK’d
Dominion Board of Railway Commissioners approves Canadian National Railway diversion from Humber River to Keele Street in Toronto. Plans include bringing the electric line from Acton to Guelph into Toronto via the old Belt Line and reconnecting to Yonge Street, with construction to begin after contract procedures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dominion Board of Railway Commissioners
Canadian National Railways
Toronto
Humber Forver
Keele Street
Torronto
Acton
Guelph
Ward 7
Keele
Dundas Streoma
Tte
Toroato & Niagara Power Company
Dominion
Rosrndttte
Yonge Street
Toronto Fall Fair Opens With Record Opening Day Crowd
Toronto hosted its forty fifth annual fall fair with 14 000 attendees the largest opening day crowd in history. The grounds and exhibits appeared ready with ornate buildings and abundant displays. Bal Barnity introduced featured attractions and the event showcased prominent figures from Europe and beyond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toronto
Bal Bantity
Dla
Anes Bret
Europe
Acton Rangers and Oakville Lead the League
Acton Rangers defeated Cup holders Streeteville 6 to 1 at Btreateville, moving ahead in the league standings. The match featured goals by McCahon and Brannan as Acton seized the lead, with Oakville also climbing in a 4 0 record as other teams jockey for position.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rangers
Acton Rangers
Htrostsville
Tollawase Turner
Dalley
Noylas
Hoearley
Grant
Trottor
Mochrie
McCahan
Erwinant
Perry
Bavoys
Efores
W. Thompson
Toronto
Asd
Bireataville
Action Rangers
Btrontaville
Haylan
Hrannan
McCahon
Accton
Trotter
Hrappnan
MaCahon
Thia
Acton
Streetevilla
Brannan
Toerry
Haylisa
Broohrle
Bavage
Parry
Streeterville
Oakvile
Streeteville Uw Sa
Cheltenham
Creditvale
Cookaville
Nine Sons and Daughters Honor Gurney Golden Anniversary
At the Fergus farmstead of Mr and Mrs William Gurney a large family gathering marked their Nineth wedding anniversary. Children grandchildren and spouses joined from Acton High River Port Arthur Fergus and other places for a day of celebration with a purse of gold and speeches. The couple who married in 1878 near West Grarfain sent their thanks and welcomed all to the old home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Gurney
Fergus
Wiliam Gurney
Barla Mills
Robert Mills
Acton
West Garafrain
Sanderson
Gurney
Mirmoscif
William Robertson
Vergus
Stanley
Lesia
Kitchenert
Mise Wilma
Noma
Goth
Avinay Excepe Fyfe
Robert J
Pt Victoria
B.C
Acton Fall Fair 1925 Plans Promoted
Acton Fall Fair organizers urge early support with a two admission membership kit priced at 2.00. The notice emphasizes exhibition rights and special sections to boost attendance and make the event the best yet, with directors pressing ahead for a world level fair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Acton
Pal Fair
Gowdy Anniversary Quietly Marked Amid Family News
Mr and Mrs William Gowdy quietly celebrated their twenty first wedding anniversary due to Mrs Gowdy's illness. Relatives sent flowers and tokens. The extract also notes injuries from a wagon accident and local progress in farming, church events, and school staffing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willam Gowdy Cola
Labor Day Celebration at Campbellville With Baseball Races
On Labor Day September 3 Campbellville hosts an Old Boys reunion and events starting at 10 am. Exhibitions include baseball games Milton vs Georgetown 11 am Burlington vs Bronte 1 pm and Car Muleya Rockwood 3 pm. Music by Indy Highland dancer and a grand concert by MoWdrlank Entertainment Co. Admission 200 adults 180 children 200 other residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Campbellvilde
Tte-Union
Thors
Milton Ve
Georgetown
Burlington Ve. Bronte
Car- Muleya
Rockwood
Bootted Vinery
Aflarnbon
Od Boys
MoWdrlank Entertainment Co
Hamilton
Adminion
New Collegiate Vocational School Planned in Ontario
Pen Guelph’s Eline New School will ready for opening after Tuesday in St Hue. The facility includes 28 classrooms workshops and laboratories one of Ontario’s auditoriums a gymnasium and a swimming pool
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pen Guelph'e Eline New School
Gumph’s Splendid
St Hue
Ontario
Interview with Donald Mann on Russia's postwar recovery
An interview recounts Donald Mann's travels in Russia from Moscow to the Black Sea region. He notes growing reconstruction, new mixed ownership firms, repaired bridges, and expanding exports including furs and wheat. Mann believes Russia could be first European nation to recover and resume growth after years of war and civil strife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donat Mynt
Hin Ratuen
Muania
London
Ingland
Hegarde
Tmtus
Donald Mann Uati
Ovents
Rusala
Trondbadsa
Moscow
Petrograd
Ant
Ilaak Binporta
Russia
Academia Recover
Danid Mann
Rusaia
Canadian
Ruswley
Clasaca
Nyanja
Don Rogurin
Canada
Rusnia
Rupsin
Canadian National Exhibition Toronto Display Debuts Largest World Fair Structures
The Canadian National Exhibition in Toronto covers about 300 acres with a waterfront and features the grand stant of Cleopatra as part of the Valley of the Kings display. The fair hosts the world’s largest permanent structure cost 3.6 million dollars under one roof with 15 000 exhibits including the Pure Food Building extended to 450 feet with Italian gardens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Exhibition City
Toronto
Frmade Ui Viant Ba
Valley of the Kings
King Tut
Collyoum
America
Milton vs Acton baseball game reflects cold weather clash
Acton junior league action highlights a tight contest between Milton and Acton in frigid conditions. Pitching and fielding supported a close score with key hits from Stewart White Atkinson and Macdonald while Gibbons struck out several batters. Milton shows promise for a return matchup next Saturday with stronger lineups anticipated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Actuy
Offelation
Tama
Acton
Lane Battery
Gibbens Atrike-Outa
Jicala
Aikens
Kilta
Gibbons Wan
Milton
Milton Ogoo
Al‘Kinson
L. Macdonald
White
Allan
Akins
Gibbens
Alina Zz
Stoon Dason
Little
B. Macdonald
Jiggins
Kennedy
Hand Laundry Ad Promises New Price List
Fragmentary ad for a hand laundry run by Charlie Wong promoting a new price list. Claims no connection with any other laundry and emphasizes changes to the business. The readable text urges customers to note updated rates and requirements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlie Wong
Staundry
Also Mentioned on This Page
Degtha
Sory
Ela
Jaye
She Arton Bree Press
Newmarket
Isque
Fublle
Mac McDonald
Toronto Suburban
Mesars
Heatt Bros
Familly
Lne
Economlast
Etiaquette
Corm
Autonnati
Georgetons
County Bridge
John P. Scarrow
St. Alban'’s
Akvile Fair
Toronto Suburban Electric Railway
Dr. Proting
Acton Va
Cookeville Va
Cholten
Ham
Mr. and Mrs. Gurney
Booat Acton
Town and
Everton
Bupday
Dantesinwart
South Carolina
Munros
Wort Wayne
Indiana
Limehouse
Kaas Wriggleeworth
Mix
Walter Weigglenworth
John Wrigsleaworth
Cauldwell
Hornby
Erma Featheraton
Ik. G. Edwarda
I. Sinclair
James McDowell
Mary Price
F .W. Ingram
Erin
Mra. Lougheed
J. NM. Broel
M. ¥. Crea
Marion
Hiem
Archie McHachern
Miss McLelland
Manlatique
Ian
7 Air
Baall Johnston
Erin Hoouts
P.M. Fink
Imat
Arthur
Humphries
Hilaburg
Beliof
Campbellville Old Boys
Donald Mann
Kanhody
T. Macdonald
Solahman
Gibbons
Nagina
Wm. Holloway
Dinler
R. F
PH. Macdonald
Stowart
Fa. Wholmoy
C.f. Atkinson
Peacock
Krush
Stewart Allan
R. F. Abkinu
C.b
Charlie Wong Foo
Bame Old Stand
John V. Savage
Main Street
Acton P. O
Standard Oil Burner Company
McLean & Co
Acton, Ont
the Royal Clothing & and Gents
M. Brown
Mill Street
McClary
Banner
W.D. Talbot
Eet
D. C. Russell
J. Patterson
MILL
Main Streets
Ont
D. A. Lindsay
Cton, Ontario
Bigepita
V. Rumley
Acton, Ontario
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