Notices of Dictha Marriages and Deaths
Oweyne L and L. W. Oheyne announce a birth at Guelph General Hospital on July 5 1935. Harding couple welcome a son at Guelph on July 6 1935. Nodwell couple announce a son at Erin Maternity Home on July 2 1935. Funeral service July 12 at 2:30 PM at Churchill Walled Church with private home service. interment Churchill Cemetery.
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Dictha
Goo
Soc
Boen Oweyne
Erin
L. W. Oheyne
Guelph General Hospital
O. Harding
Nodwell
Erin Maternity Home
Harvey -Nodwell
Wtyvice
Churchill Walled Church
Churchill Cemetery
Acton Summer Notes and Local Happenings
Acton scene shows July heat with garden harvests and summer picnics. Oakville beat Milton 15 to 5. August events planned at Acton with gatherings at Pallant's Store. Local band rehearsals, school exams, and Y M C A board updates feature among community updates.
Memorial window for George Hillmer unveiled at Oakville church
In memory of George Hillmer former Halton ref P. P. for Oakville and County Registrar a memorial window was unveiled at St Judets Anglican Church Oakville bearing Love the Brotherhood. It stands beside a similar window for his wife Paulina. The ceremony drew an overflow crowd and members of Loyal True Blue Loyal Orange Lodges and the Odd Fellows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Hillmer
Halton
Oakville
St. Judets Anglican Church
L. W
Broughall
Hamilton
Niagara
Sumer
Paulina
Hillmer
Loyal True Blue Association
Loyal Orange Lodges
The
Oddfellows
Presentation Shower For Miss Oakley Before Marriage
Fellow employees of the Storey Glove Company held a miscellaneous shower for Mby Pearl Oakley before her marriage. Miliss Lillian Dsrne read the address and presented gifts while wishing her health and happiness with her future husband.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Storey Glove Company
Mby
Pearl Oakley
Milss Lillian Dsrne
Miss Oatley
Pearl
SE_STOREY_ GLOVE PACTORY
Bannockburn Institute Honors Dorothy Claridge Before Wedding
Neighbors and Bannockburn Women’s Institute members gathered Monday evening to honor Dorothy Claridge on the eve of her marriage. A program featured music by local artists and readings, with tributes read by Mrs Pred Anthony of Acton Ontario. The group presented side marks of appreciation and wished the bride joy and prosperity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bannockburn Institute
Dorothy Clarridge
Scathlen Weckett
Wrence
Arch. Kerr
Messrs
Stanley Morrison
Red Anthony
Mra
Pred Anthony
Acton
Dorothy Claridge
Dorothy
Bannockburn Women's Institute
Ife
Wililnce
Cane
Ann
Fragmentary OCR note near unreadable dialogue
A damaged OCR fragment shows a child and a visitor in unclear dialogue. The text contains garbled phrases and stray punctuation making precise meaning and attribution impossible. The readable elements mention a bike and fish but lack coherent context or event details.
Township Fence Viewers Appointed at Regular Meeting
The Esqueuing Council held its regular monthly meeting with Reeve George Currie presiding. Accounts were approved including relief payments and sheep claims, and a by law appointing Fence Viewers was read and passed. The next meeting was set for Monday August 12 at 7:90 p.m.
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Esqueuing Council
L. OG. Mullin
G., W. Murray
N. A. Robinson
W. A. Wilson
George Currie
Bell Telephone Company
Fred Morrison
Malcolm, McNabb
George Bell- Nott
L. L.mullin
J. Ganford
Acton
Board of Hydro Commissioners
Georgetown
Jess Waver
Col
D. H
Mason
George Elliott
Gazette
Or. Co
William Veealty
Cornell
Alexander Lawson
Robert Cunningham
Henry Wilson
John F. Robertson
Cook
Clarence Anderson
Cal
D. W
He Reed
Griffen & Son
Fred J. Brown
K.C. Lindsay
A. SN. Stark
G. W. Murray
Caldwell Reunion At Woodside Park Hockley 1935
The Caldwell reunion held June 29 1935 at Woodside Park Hockley drew many descendants from Tyrone Killeter Pennsylvania New Brunswick Ottawa York Peel and Simcoe Counties and Australia. Letters from West China and Australia were read and prizes awarded to Miss Margaret Caldwell and Sam Caldwell. The largest family by tie went to W U L May and N J Kerr. Officers elected included President W J Afin Dalton and Secretary A E Caldwell Alliston. A repeat gathering was planned for July 8 1030.
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Woodside Park
Hockley
Caldwell
Ireland
Charles Caldwell
Tyrone
Samuel Caldwell
Killeter
Pennsylvania
New Brunswick
Ottawa
York
Peel
Simcoe
Australia
Varney
Robert Unter
Betsy Joe
Grindstone City
Michigan
Winter
J. Spalding
Kinde
Wt. Caldwell
W. J. Afin
Dalton
Oliver Pettit
Pottenham
A. E. Caldwell
R. J
Alliston
Trewmillrer
EW Pettit
Copeland-Chattenon Co Holds Dlenic at Edgewood Park
Copeland-Chattenon Co held their Dlenic at Edgewood Park last Saturday. There were overty cura in the group and they were escorted by Wighwaty Arumic Officers. Edgewood has been the spot selected by a number of large plenloy this year.
Old hay heating fears prompt simple Ontario remedy
Montreal reader recounts hay heating dangers during muggy weather and shares a traditional Ontario method to prevent spontaneous combustion. Spread a layer of old arrow on a 10 by 10 foot area atop each hay load as it is turned and filled, repeating until the mow is full, with caution not to discontinue the practice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ontario
Mr. Bruyns
Boy Scout Notes Crow Patrol Wins Patrol Competition
The Crow patrol won the recent patrol competition and will be honored at a troop banquet tomorrow night. Members cited include Jack VanGooren Tom Watson Bev Arnold Harold Harris and Gordon Gibbins. The troop's financial campaign aims to reach a $100 objective amid supportive comments about Scouting from locals.
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Crow Patrol
Jack VanGooren
Tom Watson
Bev Arnold
Harold Harris
Gordon Gibbins
Huttonville
Scout Movement
Alton
Winnipeg
True Blue Lodge Honors Mrs Holmes at Lodge Party
True Blue Lodge members held a party at Mrs Wm Mall's home to honor Mrs George Holmes formerly Miss Pearl Oakley after her June wedding. Mrs Babcock presented a china teapot and Mrs Wilderapin with a set of chinaware and cutlery. Mrs Johnson read a message from Maple Leaf Lodge No 300 offering heartfelt congratulations and best wishes.
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True Blue Lodge
Wm. Mall
George Holmes
Misa Pearl Oakley
Mra. Holmes
Babcock
Mra. Wilderapin
Mra. Dob “Johnson
Peart
Maple Leaf Lodge
Ife
W. M. Elsie Johnson
R. Sve
A. Wilderspin
Manhunt After Town Man Reported Missing
Local chief sends six photos of a suspect to a neighboring city police chief. The latter reports five arrests and says the sixth is expected within hours as the case unfolds across towns.
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Toronto Conservatory of Music
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Board of Directora
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Army Post Corps
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Kentucky
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Evelyn Venable
John Lodge
Sidney Bluckmier
Tu Mbs
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Oakley
Storey Glove Coe
Maike Freentatfbon
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Tate Hex Press
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Lesie School
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J. W. Leslie
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John Maze- Murchy
Acton High School
Tun Free Press
Dr. Kannawin
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Canada
R. Miner
Duchess of Bedford
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Wilson Avenue
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Becky
Sharpe
Boy Scout
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