Notices of Births Marriages and Deaths In Incomplete Column
DIED. PAREKINSON at her late residence Eramose Township January 18 1936 Mary Geddes widow of the late Laz Parkinson. BURNS at home WNweya Township January 21 1936 James Burns beloved husband of Auntie Mo Curdy in his 75th year. ER IN MEMORIAM Evans Eleanor Nellie Evans wife of Reuben Evans died January 22 1933. Oakley In loving memory Annie M Oakley died January 24 1933. Bill Oakley In memory of mother Annis Oakley three years since. Gripyin In memory of Hubert died January 20 1935. Mother and Father. ELEANOR In loving memory of Hubert. Grandmother McArthur.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parekinson
Hier
Second Line
Eramose
Mary Geddes
Laz Parkinson
Burns
Concesion 1
Wnweya
James Burns
Mo.Curdy
Conces Erin
Hannah Louise Lowe, Lowe
Samuel Wiggins
Exvans
Eleanor
Nellie)Evans
Reuben -Evans
Sience
Wusband
Oakley
Annis Oakley
Georgina
Harris
Winter Weather and Local Elections Mark Town News
Weather reports show last nights temperatures from 8 to 14 below with heavy snowfall this week. Flags remain at half mast as town observes the late King George V, while council candidates are named and audits begin on the municipal annual statement.
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King George V
Liskeard
Halleybury
North Cobalt
North Bay
Cobalt
New Liskeard
Coleman
Limehouse Boys
Nob Wu
Acton Dominate Georgetown in Hockey Blowout
Acton routed Georgetown 6 to 1 as Richardson faced constant pressure and Acton’s Moore Morton Lindsay and Marzo led the scoring spree. Greer and the Acton defense repelled Georgetown’s attempts while penalties and late goals cemented Acton’s position atop the league standings.
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Page Five
Georgetown
Acton
Marzo
Richardson
Mooney
Terry
Greer
Ward
Morton Brog
Sanderson
Duncan
Acton Hnd
Scott
Ganderson
Toast
Mookey
Gibean
Norm Morton
Waly
Bus Morton
Acton L. Georgetown
Wall
Lindsay
Weaberg
Groay
Alick
Gibwema
Morton Bros
Acton Norm
Dasa
Lawr Cripps
Nua Morton
Ma Pant
Hull
Test
Cripps Wid Ward
Sargent
Glason
Blackburn
Deaths of Mrs Louise Howe Wiggins and Mrs James W Moffat
Obituary notices report the deaths of Louise Howe Wiggins of Erin Township near Acton and Mrs. James W Moffat of Nassagaweya. Wiggins, born 1872 in Grey County, widow of Samuel Wiggins, survived by children and siblings. funeral at Acton United Church with Rev. E M Morrow. Moffat, wife of James W Moffat, longtime Nassagaweya resident, mother of seven, funeral from Nassagaweya home, interment Campbellville Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hannah ‘Louise Howe
Samuel Wiggins
Erin Township
Acton
Wiggins
Kimberly
Grey ‘County
Joseph
Lucy Howe
Powassan
Russell
Bensides
W. B. Misener
Jean and
Burton
Port Colbourne
L. Co. Johnston
Annie
Vivian
Toronto
Andrew
Trenton
John Johnson
David Graff
Charles Howe
Powaman
William
Robert Howe
Castor
Alta
Aaister
W. J. Whelen
Holkirk
James W. Moffat
Guelph General Hospital
Moffat
Narsaygaweyo
William Yolme
Nassageweyn
William C
James A
Archibald
Fergus
Duncan
Malcolm
Mary E
New. Toronto
Flora C
Nome
Messrs
Wiliam A
Malcolm A. Tholmas
Nassagaweyn
Arthur Diamond
Edward Dredge
Gertrude Holmes
Grace Robertson
Nolen McGibbon
Tyra Wilson
Irene Darby
William and
Malcolm Holmes
Nassagaweyo Council
Ontario Hospital
New Toronto
Acme Farmers’ Dairy
Wm. Robertson
Chas. Darby
Letters on arena loudspeakers and early New Liskeard history
A reader urges reinstating the arena Band and scoreboard for hockey crowds. The page also recalls New Liskeard's 30 year past, describing river traffic, logging, local firms, streets, the railway shift, and community development with notes on climate, parks, and regional towns.
Newspaper dynamics and political broadcasts debate
A letter from Turner Valley Alberta discusses a paper by a local editor in a broader rise of newspapers and Sunday broadcasts. The writer mentions Saskatoon Star and Premier Inevia, noting publicity around policy advocacy and concerns that broadcasting may drift from precedent to precedent while hoping for the editor’s speedy return to activity.
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W. A. Scannawin
Farr
Paris
Kannawiin
Tim Farr
Montreal
la Friend
Aberhart
Thad
Saskatoon Star
Prophetic Bible Institute
Painter Quarrel Over Union Rates Sparks Debate
A job dispute in a drafty scene shows a painter offered two dollars per hour to paint a car. The worker counters that Michelangelo would not earn so little, prompting the reply that anyone paid less than two dollars an hour cannot belong to the union. The exchange highlights labor tensions and union membership criteria.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miller
Michelangelo
Office clerks clash over punctuality in morning scolding
A head clerk berates a girl typist for lateness while the morning shift ends. The typist retorts that repeated tardiness would not be tolerated, asserting she would not be late again.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Messoriam
Gripyin
Hubert
Grandma McArthur
P W. Blackburn
WN Thompson
A. Wright
Councilory
Gordon Gowland
3. J. Cox
Bilton
Edward VII
Kingston Penitentiary
Orangeville
Table Tenniy
Act On
Y.M.C.A
Dorothy
Harber
Dr. Morrow
Noman
No. 7 Highway
Exquesing
Adon
Percy Blackburn
Percy
Georgetown: Herald
Georgetown Herald
Pras
Guelph
Oakyle
Pwlt
Ant Pu
Acton G
Oakville
A Uv Ar Ub
Jas. W. Mopfat
Tuy Free Paris Deor Bir
Geo
Cowie
Mindy Ot
Lake Tembaming
Wubi
Iquor
Mesin. McCamus
Pike
J. R. Booth Co
Eddy
Ottawa
Nolnts
New Uiskeard
Reaktentrat
Lady Minto
Montalth
New Lakeard
R. W. Johnson
TNE
Pane Burns
Turner Valley, Alta
ROYAL
Ronald Colman
Monte Carlo
Satur — Mon
Tues
John Boles
Gladys Swartout
Rose of the
George V
Knox Church
Free Press
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