Obituary of Mrs Geo Osborne of Rennsselaer
Native of Acton Mrs Geo Osborne dies at home 1859 Fifth Ave Homasdelear after two weeks illness. Former Eva L Williamy daughter of late Mr and Mrs Williams of Acton. Survived by husband two daughters Mrs Leslie G Carbin Rennsselaer and Mrs Jaliva b Sylvia Catskill three sisters and a brother. Funeral Friday at First Methodist Church officiated by Rev Arthur T Landmesser. burial in Greenbush Cemetery. A note ends with an odd four leaf clover remark.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. Osborne
Fifth Ave
Mira
Osborne
Eva L. Williamy
Mra. Williama
Acton
Rennesselear
Philipine Chapter
Order’ of the Eastern Star
First Methodist Church
Leslie G. Carbin
Jaliva B. Sylvia
Catskill
Mra Thomas
Kitty
Toronto
Richard Somerville
London
Mi Wi
Willi MacPherson
Sault Ste. Marie
Carl Williams
Arthur T. Landmesser
William J. Rockefeller
Second Ave
Rennessaleur
Greenbush Cemetery
Farmhouse Dilemma Nourishes Community Kindness
A neighbor recalls helping a young military couple with five children search for housing after moving from Camp Borden. She weighs the strain on country living including septic systems, water, and space, while sharing thrifty habits like turning wool into blankets, saving nails, and reusing buttons and zippers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob
Halton Juniors Stage Annual Competitions for Crowd of 300
Halton juniors hosted a large evening with about 300 attendees featuring a public speaking contest led by Diane Abbott of Paterno, and amateur entertainment including Palermo Junior Farmers and Norval Juniors. Judges praised the performances with awards given to Abbott and Palermo participants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Halton Juniors
Millon High School
Halton Juniord
Duntora
Anna
David Valleforte
GE Bon Bk OW Foster
Mr. Sanderson
Charlie Watt
Patermo
Mabel Thomas
Brookville
Charlie
Mabel
Elliott
Milton Junior Farmers
Evelyn Course
Norval Juniors
Palermo
David Peditetierio
J. B. Whitelack
Halton
Howard Cain
Oakville
Diane Abbott
Haltoniantar
Carl Parr
Milton District
Sandow Apple Tree Emerges From 40-Year Breeding Path
The Sandow apple, developed by W. T. Macoun in the Division of Viticulture, Agriculture Department, took forty years to develop and evaluate. It is hardier than Northern Spy, bears earlier, and yields more in early orchard life. It resists scab better than Northern Spy and McIntosh, and is recommended for planting in the St John River Valley NB, southern Ontario from Sarnia to Toronto, and the Lake Ontario region from Toronto to Belleville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Division of Verticulture
Department of Agriculture
W. T. Macoun
Sandow
St. John River
New Brunswick
Ontario
Sarnia
Toronto
Lake Ontario
Bellville
Also Mentioned on This Page
U.S.A
Acton Free Press
Owendellas Y. Clarke
Camp Borden
Erwin Baeas
Elwin Tyerel
Thive Gitlerep
Maral Tyrell
Marjorie Siypaworth As
Piiniat
Pallant’s Clothing Store
Consult
R.M. Bell
Optometrist
Erin
Actony’s
Rachlin’s
Leishman
Y.M.C.A
Electors of the
Town
Toronto University
Industrial Committee of
Stratford
The
Stratford Trade and Labor Council
J.remain
Thomas Salmon
Norm
Cunningham
Acton Publi Unites Commission
Sam Agai
Tom Ware
Public Utilities
Wright Real Estate and
Insurors
Ing
MHL
Don
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