Obituary notices from Ontario deaths in 1919
Lydia Hutlin widow of James Hutlin dies at 82 in Clair Ontario on June 30 1919. David Stolen resident of Noassagawoya dies at Guelph General Hospital in his 66nd year on June 30 1919. Elizabeth Glen Johnston wife of Bamunl Johnston dies at Toronto General Hospital on June 29 1919 in her 74th year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hutlin
HL Clair
Mich
Lydia
James Hutlin
Soles
Guelph General Hospital
David Stolen
Noassagawoya
Johnneton
Hunday
Tavillion
Toronto
Moepital
Elizabeth Glen
Wif
Bamunl Johnston
Arton Sree Press Thuisday July 3 1913
The Arton Sree Press reports events and notices from July 3 1913 with local notices, brief items, and community updates. The page highlights civic happenings, small notices, and early 1913 community life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Arton Sree Press
Thuisday
Local July notes and community updates
July items from Acton and district report crops improving in Erin Township and Neepewa, with hay yields praised. Acton L C L plans July 13 Fergus parade with Dog Scouts Band. Local property purchases noted on Neardmore Crescent. Erin Sunday School convention at Mimosa church. Dominion Day holiday shifted midweek for shops. Milton shelter donations cost revised to 76 dollars. Milton school principals change to Biadee High School. Acton church services July 6 led by Rev Moyer. Knox Church ladies held a successful fundraiser shower for Mrs Fred Wright. Buy-at-Home Campaign praised by local citizen and editorials urged for broad adoption.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knox Church
Fred Wright
Acton
Fine Cattle of Halton County Praised by Shorthorn Breeders
Halton County cattle quality draws thirty Shorthorn breeders from Bruce and surrounding areas to tour local herds. Visitors include Mr. Scott of Port Elgin and Mr. Howe of Alberta. County exportability rose to 16 percent last March, with recent surveys showing scrub bulls still common. Despite progress, breeders acknowledge pedigrees alone cannot guarantee profitability and urge continued breeding refinement to boost exports and local prosperity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Halles
N. C. MacKay
Bruce County
Mr. Scott
Port Elgin
Howe
Alberta
Amos Broa
Moffat
Pettit Bros
Burington
Eatherwood
D Bullington
A. G. Farrow
Oakville
H. Mitchell
Nelson
Shortbury
Hinlton
Toronto
Halton
Department of Agriculture
Burlington
Halton County
A Church Year of Kine Progress Meeting at Methodist Church
The annual congregational meeting of the Methodist Church last Thursday evening featured a banquet, a program by the Sunday School Orchestra, and reports showing financial prosperity. Treasurer A T Brown announced envelope fund receipts of 1263.43 with 71.93 on hand, and Trustee Board receipts of 1040.68 with 469.00 on hand plus a 100.00 bequest. The board planned to pay 3200.00 of the Parsonage debt, opened an Epworth League Pipe Organ Trust Fund, and praised Missionary Society activity. Numerous officers reported strong year gains in membership, finances, and church programs, with final remarks from Rev. H P Moore and other leaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Church
L BL Moyer
Yarlorn
Oficcra
A. T. Brown
Boant
FP. Boore
Kelly Grien
Moore
Epworth League
Pipa
League
A.T. Brown
Woman's Missionary Society
Mrr. J. Cheater Muntathews
James Moore
Ladies’ al
Roy Brown
Biss Edith Dennis
Epworth Léagie
Mies Speight Xepantnd
N. F. Moors
William Williams
Nell McNabb
Athletica
H. P. Moore
N. P. McLain
St J. Kerr
T. N. Brown
A. E. Nicklin
R H H. Wansbrough
C. E. Bailey
James Matthews
Misa Lestle
Misa Clare E. Moore
Mr. Moyer
Acton Soldiers Return Home Amid Welcomes
Local soldiers from Acton arrive home from France and Greece to warm welcomes. Pte Drnstow, Pte Wirstbrook, Motor Driver Waldie, and Pte Wilson return with stories of battles and recovery. A letter thanks residents for support, and W. J. Campbell Limited in Norval is incorporated with $40,000 capital to enter grain buying and planting business.
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W. J. Campbell
Ontario
Norgal
Town and Country Neighbors Report Local Building Plans
Neighborhood notes detail a pavilion project for Menara and W A Simbbrook at Wiek summer home Cripps Hroa and concerns over Acton's waterworks capacity. Daughters of the Empire plan a July 16 garden party at Mr. MoaMichael’s Martin Street residence. Old shingles are dismantled for new dwellings. J C Willmott of Toronto visits town. A McDuffe buys a Postville farm for 10000 and buys Alex Wilmott’s Milton area farm for 12000. James Bowman plans a dwelling on Martin Street. Town Council installs new wagged scales at the rear of Town Hall. Rev I A P Chadwick and son Fred hosted by Police Magistrate Cloo at Helormer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Menara
John
W. A. Simbbrook
Wiek
Cripps Hroa
Lovets
Acton
Hiera
Daughters of the Empire
MoaMichael
Martin Street
Bome
J. C. Willmott
Toronto
A. McDuffe
Postville
Victoria
J. C
Fred
Cloo
Helormer
Local notices from Acton and surrounding areas
Readers recall weeks with friends at Cornhin and Elfrida, church events at Brick Church and Acton, and hospital visits. A large turnout at the Methodical Church service featured Rev. Moyer and pastoral duties. Farmers report haying and a thriving crop, while a Sunday School picnic showcased races and contests led by Miss Loto Moore and Miss McClung. A pet lamb of Miss Lottie Mogre charmed attendees.
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Rosevear
Utila
Jean
Torento
Ephraim Moore
Laura Sprow
Mughle Mille
Vrankla
Mobertaon
Tona Wallace
Viorm Bayers
Margaret Waldie
Doys
Nalson Mino
Wil Chilvers
Douglas Mobertaon
Winnie Tolman
Ellen Mills
Jean Sayers
Ffteen
Jack Waldle
Hansell Smith
James Tolman
Dulcie Tolman
Deorethy Freeman
Alicia
Whitnold
Nfteen
Chas
Well
Clarence McArthur
Jack Waldite
Mra. Itpeavoar
Dutt
Smith
Jack Waldie
Nelson Mino
Coat Mace
Dylcle Tolman
Jan Tolman
Alanche Joo
Charles Ell
Jim Mills
Anche Joo
WI Chilyere
Ellen Mille
Jamea Tolman
Girte Hack Mace
Dulcia Tolman
Ellen Milla
Boya' Hack Hace
Chas Fell
Jack
Toronto University Representative Returns From Conference
Douglas Gowdy of Toronto University attended the Students' Conference at Hromno Lakes Que. as a representative. He enjoyed the conference and has been added to the temporary staff of Ontario teachers. Congratulates Gowdy on his appointment.
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Douglas AM
Gowdy
Hromno Lakes Que
Toronto University
Douglas Gowdy
Oranta
Ife
Ano
Education Board Contemplates Higher School Funding
In Oakville the Board of Education debates raising the school budget from 22000 to 40000, while council members argue for at least 40000. A bumper strawberry crop is noted with desire for more rain. A fire at Ware Manuf Co rear sheds burns old boxes. Local residents Fitzgerald Litchfield and others return from overseas for a Coboconk motor trip. A Star editor recovering from hay fever visits sulphur springs at Preston. A two-vehicle collision at Colborne and Thomas Streets causes minor damage. the striking car flees the scene.
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Board of Education
Ware Manuf. Co
Fitegerald
Percy Litchfield
Aires
Tosa
Charile
ElMer
Coboconk
Forater
The
Star
Preston
Colborne
Thomas
Death of Mrs Hamuel Johnston Toronto
Friends report the death of Mrs. Hamuel Johnston of Toronto. The article notes local acquaintances, church affairs, cemetery monuments, school events, retirements, farm improvements, and a buggy accident causing damage and horse fright in the vicinity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamuel Johnston
Toronto
Lottie Deatty
Manltowaning
Hugh Johnson
McDonald
BicDonald Io
Baptist
Owen
Thaumay Ryder
Hugh McCutcheon
Local notable visits and returning soldiers in the area
Erin and Mrs Treevely and Mrs Laycock enjoyed a Hamilton outing last week while Myr. Frank Binnis visited relatives near East Gry. Bank. J E G Jewett and family visited Rev J A Jewett at Parsonags. Dr Reynolds and Mrs Reynolds left for Bowmanville to see his parents after a recent accident. Duncan Marshall and Scottish visitors stayed with Dr and Mr Abbott. James Miller of Cambri Hooskla visited his father with a friend by car. Pte Andrew Clarke, eldest son of Mrs Alex Norrie, returned home after eight years West and three years in France with No 1% Field Ambulance. Pte Albert Norrie, son of Mr and Mrs Norrie, also returned from Siberia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Treevely
Bira
Norrie
Siberia
Advocate
Notice to Creditors Cree of Acton Ontario
Creditors of Marion Hussell Cree of Acton Halton County widow who died about June 3 1919 must send their names addresses and descriptions and full claim details to the executors solicitor by July 20 1919. After July 21 1919 executors distribute the estate and will not be liable for later claims. Acton Ont dated 1912 signer surnamed Cree Annie Cree through Harold J Palmer solicitor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion Hussell Cree
Acton
Halton
A.D
Country Property Listing With Farm Buildings and House
Rural acreage with 3 wells and loamy soils includes a stone house with 22 rooms, recently repainted. Features 6 cattle pens, 2 box stalls, root house, and feed room. Barns, sheds, and horse stalls with 17 head of cattle, 6 horses, and 0. Acreage includes an orchard, school, church, rural mail, and telephone. Price 10500 with terms. Possession anytime.
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Bank Bart
Dogr
Heres
Orchans
Boklo
Walter
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Hirtha
Ilnemztra
Hayley
Acton L. C. L
Fergus
Dog Scouts
EL A Rose
Neardmore Crescent
W. Hathcock
Erin Township
Mimosa
Joseph Orton
Neepewa
Man
Acton Women’s Institute
Milton
J. E. Marcellus
Milton Public and Continuation School
Biadee High School
England
France
Betgium
Acton L. C
ML Moyer
Free Press
MR. Mover
Pte
Drnstow
Bantam Battalion
Overscan
Ilo
Arthur Wirstbrook
Hia
Arthur
William Waldie
Alex. Waldie
Greece
Elmer Wilson
Dirtie
Han
Overstay
Wipit
Mraedwin Maddock
Wilson
Lavergne
Laing
Arthur Laing
United States Army
Ptes
Bir
Bcutchings
Commission of
J. Suamners - Yeo
Sheldon Moyer
Brance
Arcoam
Edward Cleave
Cornhin
Mmirn
Fred Stewart
Elfrida
Bert McKeown
Ila
Old Home
Lif. Moyer
Permon
Johnnie Kingsbury
John ‘Thomas
Guelph Hospital
Carter
Guelph
Bir. T. Nella
Lants
Taranto
J. Gamble
Wm. Coleman
Milas Ethel Damper
M Crowson
Hamilton
Airs
Alger Cripps
Afoffat
Th. H. Wansbrough
J. H. Denny
Fred Cooper
A. T. Mann
W. H. Walker
Ales
Mev
Lms Moyer
Acton Church
Cordigly
Oofate
UE Peyepeu Mou
Speyside
Limehouse
Churchill
Dublin
Crousteed
Scantana
D. Waldie
Hattie McClung
Dublin School
Robert Waldro
Thomas Elliott
Acog
Duncan McDougal
Hin Horsg
Eliott
Vyta Somerville
McLean & Mills
Mill Street
Erin
Marion Cree
Matthew Cree
Annie Cree
Harold JY
Palmer
Ont
W. F. Mooney
Main Street
Main
Acton, Ontario
Georgetown
Drummers Gnack Club
GW. V. A
Toronto Suburban Railway
Boye
Birls
Charlie Chaplin
Mary Pickford
In the
G. W. We A
MO. Allen
Homes
Misses Cooper
Esqueling Township
Stone Road
Carlisle
Flamboro
Batinse
Stone
Strivinis House
Haheu
Miles
Ahurgl
Hornby Village
Agatian
Atorg
Syssenston
Dudas St
Mies
Eburuh
Itallea
Poussuaton
Trafaluar
SMILE
Omagh
Willoughby Farm Agene Head
Gt. Alban
Jules Brazil
Will J. White
Alpego
White
Brwail
Cara Freo
God Save the King
Heathuarters
ANU Tachnay
Marmuage
Shaw’s Summer Schools
Arobitiourm
Vwiile
W. H. Shaw
W. Philp
Wim
Conservatory
Mesanges Jett
Actos Bere
Mace oMey
P. IR
Geo. Wallace
Wonga & Charles Streets
Canada
Loutheas
W. J. Elliott
Tom
Gillboor
Lax
Alex
Gilboard
Aston, Ont
Kelly’s Meat Market
Garner Mill and
Elgin Streets
W. Kelly Acton Ont
Jonteel
Quelph
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