Richardson Allison wedding at Campbellville home
The marriage of Joanna Margaret Richardson Allison takes place at the brides parents home Campbellville with Rev J T Strachan officiating. Morley Richardson is the groom, son of Mr and Mrs F T Richardson of Hamilton. Died Christopher Cook, 79, at St Marys Hospital Grand Rapids on June 24 1986.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richardson-Allison
Campbellville
J. T. Strachan
Joanna Margaret
Wirs
W. J. Allison
Morley’ Richardson
FP. T. Richardson
Hamilton
Cook
St Mary's Hospital
Grand Rapids, Mich
Christopher Cook
Acton News Roundup Brings Local Happenings to Town
Local items note busy tennis courts and a quiet holiday in Acton. The ONR locomotive No 6400 passes through en route Chicago to Toronto. Acton Tanners defeat Hurlbut Shooters in Park. Juvenile court judge McKeven visits for a case. Hockey Club holds annual social at Legion Hall. Bereaved couple John Forty lose infant. Civil service exam for government building caretaker in Acton held at the High School. Ladies’ Work Prize List revised for the Acton Fair with advance copies printed. A local resident hails the Ware Paris weekly paper.
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Acton Pall Fair
Pa Wright
Richardson Allison Wedding Celebrated in Campbellville
The marriage of Suiss Joanna Margaret Allison to Y Morley Richardson took place at the bride’s parents’ home on Saturday June 27 at three o’clock. The ceremony was led by Nev. Ju Y Strachan and Rev Lawson. The couple planned a motor tour to the Maritime Provinces after a luncheon, then reside in Beamsville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Suiss Joanna Margaret Allison
W. J. Allen
Campbellville
Y Morley Wunardison
Mendelsohn
Margaret Brown
Acton
Joanna
Gend Hurwreavis
Brantford
Mar
Mrs. Hi
Death notices for Christopher Cook and Cornelius Killmaster
Obituaries report the deaths of Acton native Christopher Cook at 79 in Grand Rapids Michigan and Norfolk County leader Cornelius Schermerhorn Killmaster at Port Rowan. Cook leaves four sons, one daughter, seven grandchildren and a brother. funeral held in Grand Rapids with burial at Fulton Street Cemetery. Killmaster, 87, influential Fort Rowan reeve and Norfolk warden, died at Port Rowan after a long banking and civic career. survived by wife Ellen Hill, sons Frederick and Charles (deceased), daughter Mim, sister Mrs Edward Cook Pitt, and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christopher Cook
Acton
St Mary's Hospital
Grand Rapids
Mich
Cook
Michigan
George W
John W
Thames W
James Gordon
Clayton Christman
Olse
Harris Cook
Pulton Street
Lake Avenue
Thas Tecott
Norfolk
Cornelius Schermerhorn Killmaster
Fort Rowan
Killmaster
Owas
Port Rowan
South Walsingham Township
CO. D. Schermer~ Bhorn
Brant Counties
Presbyterian Church
Canada
Long Point Bay
Ellen Hill
John ©. Yum
Mim
Harry Morden
Victoria
B.C
Charles
Edward Cook Pitt
Meadows
Acton Wins Two League Games In Attendance
Acton defeats Georgetown 10 to 3 in an exhibition at Acton and 10 to 3 in the Brampton town game. Morton and McMahon pitch well for Acton while Ward and Anderson star for Georgetown. Georgetown barely hovers with two hits in the ninth of the no hit attempt. Bob Anderson injures thumb and will miss a few games.
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Anderson
Hoare
Ward
Grolen
W. Waterhouse
Storton
Mahon
McMahon Waterhouse
McMahon
Hita
R. Morton
Benham
Acton
Georgetown
E. Acton
Morton
Jackson
Hamilton
Httles
Safetier Henry Cripps
Hittess
Walters
Bob Anderson
Bob
Minute
Picnic at Dublin School Aids Local Society Race Winners
Dublin School children and Dublin Literary Society members gathered at the Mac Dougalls for a picnic. Activities included baseball, horseshoes, and a peanut scramble with numerous races for boys and girls aged various groups, naming many local participants as winners.
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Dublin
Dublin Literary Society
Duncan MacDougall
Buddie Wetxster
Doreen Steele
Ross Written
Margaret Robert“oth
Fyfe Somerville
Jean Drake
James Robertson
Margaret Somerville
Paul Drake
Rachel Mullin
Ross
John Drake
Annie Kelly
Howard Webster
Recital by Pupils at Mrs Warden Home
Mrs Warden held a four minute recital for her pupils and their mothers at the home of Mrs Roszel on Monday June 6. Vocal numbers, solos, piano pieces and duets were performed by the pupils. Afterward, ice cream and cake were served by the hostess.
Ontario Mining Gains and Output Surges in Early 1930s
Ontario's mining sector shows a strong rise in the first quarter with gold production posting a record gain of 114 percent in quantity and valued at over ten million dollars. Copper output increases driven by higher export prices, nickel pounds climb to over 44 million with substantial value growth, while overall metal production improves from earlier periods.
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Ontario
A Barnyard Misstep At The English Workhouse Ward
An urban cartoonish scene shows a man admitted to a casual ward of a English workhouse late one evening and the next morning he faces an odd inquiry by the presiding official asking if he has bathed. He replies no and notes a missing item in the bathhouse.
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Tusler
Marnhag
Try Courtesy Campaign Aims to Cut Ontario Road Fatalities
Ontario Minister of Highways announces a province wide campaign titled Try Courtesy to reduce motorist fatalities during the Dominion Day week. He cites 218 accidents and 9 deaths in the prior period and urges courteous driving by motorists and pedestrians to lower the risk.
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Toronto
Ontario
T. B. McQuesten
McQuesten
McQueslen
Me. Questen
Individus
Prairie Provinces Census Under Way Across Canada
More than 3,500 enumerators including Rural Canadian Mounted Police and Indian agents began the five yearly census in Manitoba Saskatchewan and Alberta on June 1. The Prairie Provinces show rapid growth with farm population at 1,195,414 in 1931 and farm land area expanding sevenfold from 35 to 110 million acres between 1901 and 1931. Agriculture remains core while manufacturing mining and electric power rise in importance.
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Prairite
Manitoba
Saskatchewan
Alberta
Prairie
Canada
Prairie Provinces
Dominion
Electris Paver
Ambiguous OCR Snippet About Ancestry And Names
Fragmentary text cites a person with mixed heritage including Irish and Italian roots aboard a Swedish ship near Harvelona. It references a woman named Me Tuiveth and asks what MeTviah has to do with the matter, signaling unclear context and transmission.
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Harvelona
Johnson letter from New Liskeard hospital reflects illness and recovery
R W Johnson writes from New Liskeard hospital detailing months of illness including two hemorrhages. He describes hospital life on a hill overlooking Lake Temiskaming, praises local industry landmarks Hill Clare Francis Co and Wales Iron Works, and notes parks, sports facilities, and fishing restrictions benefiting local wildlife.
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Johnson
Ontario
New Liskeard
Gil
Temiskaming
Bent
Leveavertit
Ils
Tux Acrow
Parsch
McCullough
Yemiskaming
Ken Liskeard
Rhis
Hill, Clare, Francis Co
Wales Iron Works
Epplett
Aetlen
Hulton County
C. McCullough
Georgetown
Acton
sUraneni
Tome Ue Ln
Great North Country
R. W. Johnson
Teacher Honored by Knox Church Sunday School Class
Friday evening the Knox Church Sunday School class honored Miss XK Beckett, their teacher, at the home of Mr. and Mrs. A. K. Iann. The girls presented two framed pictures and a purse along with a heartfelt address thanking her for several years of friendship and teaching. Beckett is leaving for home.
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Knox Church
XK. Beckett
A. K
Miss Becket
Miss Beckett
Beckett
Dublin Institute June Meeting Highlights Programs and Luncheon
The Dublin Women's Institute met at Mrs. T. Nelles home with president Mrs. A. Near in charge. Evelyn Storey reported Achievement Day and Mother theme papers were read. A piano duet by Dorothy and Douglas Frank and solos by Mrs. van Goozen and Mrs. C. vanGoozen were presented. The District Annual report was given by Mrs. G. Robertson and the meeting closed with the Institute Ode and a luncheon social.
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Dublin Women's Institute
G. Robertson
C. vanGoozen
van Goozen
Webster
Institute
Hiker from Quebec Walks to Witness Vancouver Jubilee
Andrew Roussic a 65-year-old French Canadian travels on foot from Quebec toward Vancouver to see the jubilee. He avoids rides sleeps on the ground and plans to press on despite a long uncertain journey with limited supplies and precise dates unclear.
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Quebec
Vancouver
Andrew Roussic
Yellina
Port Arthur
Winnipeg
Andre
Vane Culver
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Nelson Township
ONR
Chicago
Acton Tanners
Tanners
EL McKveen
Legion Hall
John Forty
Herbert Brown
Gilbert Smith
Wass
Brown
Smith
Civil Service
High School
Pincipal
Mr. Jones
Paris
Morten
Milton
Brampton
Wrompton
Mian
Agton
Batterle
Tee Redee
Woods
Oak
Beaumont
Weare
Chaplin
WcMauhon
W. L
P.C. Milton
Georgetown A
Annie Lick
Lidles— Mori
Kelly
M-Robertson
G Wallace
Margaret Waldle
Hi. Webster
Mra. Webster
Mary Roberton
Geo
Wallace
Flora Sayers
Alex. Waldle
Boye
Mra. Rows
al Steele
Ontario Mining
Pranluse
J. K. Gardiner
Liberal— Conservative Association
County of
Halton
Thurs
Calcern
GEORGE _A. DREW
K.C
Col. Drew
Beelicale Walcott
ES Fitzgersall
J. Cadesky
A. T. Brown
Driggist
Bologna
Tbs
Lovell Bros
S. Fisk
Andre Roussie
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