Obituaries From Ontario Notices Dates January 1934 1944
Obituaries list multiple deaths including John McBrother in Guelph at 79, Jean AdAdred in Acton in her 30s, Joseph Kirby in Guelph at 76, and Blair Barghoa in Acton. Funeral details note a service at 2 30 PM Saturday with interment at Fairview Cemetery.
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Ee ‘Dip McFparlane
Guelph
Ontario
Mees
John Mcbrother
L. Lee
Acton
Toeeday
Oom
Joseph
Kirby
January clearances and council meetings crowd local scene
The piece notes January clearances and the first municipal council meetings in Milton area. It mentions ice harvest at Corporation Fund, auction sales resuming, and welfare and highway issues in Acton Milton. Minor incidents include a derailed freight train at Malton and a car crash on Main Street Milton. Also referenced are hockey results and the Halton County Council inaugural session.
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Halton County
Letters to the Editor Remembering pastors and townsfolk
Montreal, January 8, 1933. J. S. Coleman writes of Rev. David Rogers and fellow clergy on Waterdown and Carlisle circuits, reflecting on snowy journeys, obituaries, and local families like Brown and Nelson. He notes sadness at potential cessation of Rogers's journalistic contributions and offers sympathy to Harry Gibbons.
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David Rogers
W. H. Stewart
Waterdown
D. Chalmers
Carlisle
John Turner
Glanford
Huron County
Nelson
Brown
Acton
James
Wm. P
Alex. H
Harry
Riddle About Salt Cellar and Jetter A Quip
A playful word puzzle notes a salt cellar as a punny merchant on a dinner table and jokes that the Jetter A never in is tied to health. The item reads like a light, humorous aside found in casual writing.
Canada Still Fifth in World Export Value in 1933 Review
Hon. H. H. Stevens notes Canada ranked fifth globally in export value despite a price slump in primary commodities. He cites US UK France and Germany ahead, with Japan and Italy behind, as Canadian trade improves. Exports for April–Nov 1933 totalled 386 million dollars, up 46 percent from the prior year, and November 1933 exports reached 60.38 million dollars, the highest since 1930.
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Canada
Hon. H. H. Stevens
Dominion
United States
United Kingdom
France
Germany
Japan
Italy
Btevens
Tailor measures porters for new company uniforms
A traveller at a suburban station watched as a main line train passed and observed a well dressed man with a notebook leaning from a carriage. The porter explained the man was the company tailor measuring the porters for their new uniforms, not a director.
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London
Toronto Dairy and Meat Prices From Wholesale to Trade
Wholesale dairy and dressed meat prices listed for trade in Toronto. Quoted carlot potatoes from Ontario and Atlantic provinces, plus hides wool and tallow values. Grain and live stock prices shown, with scavenger lines from a vaudeville segment at the end.
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Ontario
Quarty
New Brunswick
Prince Edward Island
Toronto
Toronto Board of Trade
Bay Ports
Manitoba
Northern
Respected Eramosa resident passes after long illness
Mrs Eawhee Hodgkinson of Eramosa Township dies at sixty seven after years of ill health. Funeral held at home with Rev W Taylor officiating. Interment at Stone Church Cemetery. Survived by husband five daughters two sons and extended family. Sympathy expressed by many. The second obituary notes Mrs Harry Gibbons of Acton aged eighty one.
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Eramosa
Eawhee Hodgkinson
Sway
Hannah Duffield
Saetehtae
Henry
W. Taylor
Jesus
F. Hall
Stone Church
Elwood Hall
Earl Howse
Charles Birge
Charles Peart
Percy Millson
Chas Benham
Earl Howac
Peart
Olive
William
Clarence
Mr. Hodgkinson
Sonne Street
Harry Gibbons
Gibbons
Wellington County
Jennie Auld
Churchill
Acton
Hughien
A. J.murray
Funeral for Mrs Thomson Scrymgeour Held in Georgetown
The funeral for Mrs Thomson Scrymgeour nee Mary Jane Miller was held at Greenwood Cemetery Georgetown on Monday afternoon. She died at her home after a two week illness in her 66th year. A native of Somerset England she came to Georgetown four and a half years ago. Mr Scrymgeour is her only surviving Canadian relative. Funeral services were conducted by Mr A L Howard of Knox Presbyterian Church.
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Greenwood Cemetery
Georgetown
Monnday
Thomson Scrymgeour
Scrymgeour
Mary Jane Miller
Somerset
England
Canada
A. L. Howard
Knox Presbyterian Church
George Wrigglesworth longtime Esquesing farmer dies
George Wrigglesworth born in Esquesing Township 81 years ago died at his Georgetown home after 14 years there following a long farming career. Survived by his widow and four sons Frank Erin Walter Guelph Harold Allan and a Toronto daughter Mrs Cole. He served as Esquesing Reeve in 1913 and earlier on the township council. General sympathy expressed for Mrs Peter Sayers whose daughter Jean Mildred died in her thirtieth year with service at St Joseph s Church and interment in Dublin Cemetery. Pallbearers named Neil Frank Thomas Gibbons Paul Sayers Lawrence Gibbons Charles McPherson.
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Esquesing
George Wrigglesworth
Georgetown
Frank
Erin
Walter
Guelph
Harold
Allan
Toronto
Cole
Wrigglesworth
Peter Sayers
Jean Mildred
St. Joseph's Church
Father McBride
Dublin
Messrs
Neil
Thos
Gibbons
Paul, Sayers
Lawrence Gibbons
Charles McPherson
Funeral for Mary Olive McAlpine Held at Nassagaweya
The funeral for the late Miss Mary Olive McAlpine, in her sixteenth year, was held from her mother's home in Nassagaweya to Ebenezer Cemetery. Surviving are her mother Janet McAlpine, three sisters and two brothers. her father predeceased her ten years ago. Pallbearers included T. Borthwick, George McAlpine, G. Wright, C. Ramsay, H. Leachman and W. Early.
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Mary Olive McAlpine
Janet McAlpine
Nassagaweya
Ebenezer Cemetery
Miss McAlpine
Robert Scott
Ellen
Leslie
Charles
Messrs. T. Borthwick
George McAlpine
G. Wright
C. Ramsey
H. Leachman
W. Early
Gibbons Funeral Obituary Notes Acton Churchill links
Mrs. Gibbons a United Church member of Acton and Churchill communities is remembered in a funeral service led by Rev. C. O. L. Poole. Interment followed at Fairview Cemetery Acton with pallbearers and floral tributes from family friends and distant relatives including Toronto and Brampton connections.
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Mra
Thos
Ramshaw
Toronto
Sne
John Allan
Erin
Gibbons
United ‘Church
Acton
United Church
Churchill
CO. L. Poole
Fairview Cemetery
Messrs
Arch, Mann
Alex. Mann
Jas. Smith
R. Spellvogel
S. H. Reid
A. L. Ritchie
Harry Murray
J. J Stewart
Chester Allan
Ross Allan
Herbert Auld
Leslié. Ramshaw
Russell Robinson
Acton U. F. C
Acton U. F. W.O
Ruby
Verna
Jackie Stewart
Brown
Conelia Sayers
Donnet Church
Churchill United Church
B. Swackhamer and
Tribute to Pioneer Farmers in CanadA Charms Readers
A Canadian journal reprints Sir E John Russell's tribute to early Canadian and prairie farmers. He recalls hardships of French and British settlers, the Red River era, and 1813 grasshopper devastation, noting perseverance, progress, and resilience through adversity.
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la Revue Agronomique Canadienne
Canada
E. John Russell
Rothamsted
Harpenden
England
Canadian Society ‘of Technical Agriculturists
Ottawa
Sir John
Red River
Lord Selkirk
Increased Output of Salmon in British Columbia Canneries
BC salmon canneries show an 1933 output up to October 1,110,073 cases, 110,000 more than 1932 and 29,062 more than all of 1932. Pink salmon led with a 100 percent gain. chum coho and others declined. All BC canned salmon now faces compulsory inspection by a Canadian government board before sale, with cans marked by variety codes S pink P cohoes K chum T springs B bluebacks Hi steelhead trout.
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British Columbia
No Good Jahnmy Absent Again Narration in School
A classroom quip shows a pupil blaming busyness for absence while the mother, and the teacher, press for excuses. The father is mocked for poor excuses as the son outwits adults.
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Jahnmy
Johnny
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