Notices of Births Marriages or Deaths In This Command
Bauer Adam of Acton dies at 79 at his late home in Kitchener Ontario July 7 1934. Clark Marjorie daughter of John and the late Eliza Clark dies at Puslinch Township July 5 1934. Ramshaw Ann Kitching sister of Franklin Ramshaw dies at Rookwood Ontario July 17 1934. Memorial note from Mrs Angus Thompson recalls happier days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mbauer
Victoria ‘Street
Kitchener
Ontario
Adam Bauer
Formeny
Acton
Clark
Conceasion
Puslinch Township
Marjorie Clark
John
Eliza Clark
Rookwood
Sui
King Wie Ann Kitching
Franklin Ramsha
Angus Thompson
Twelfth Celebrations and Local Happenings In Acton
The district enjoys gentle rains and community events including a Rockwood picnic at Acton Park and popular Sunday concerts by the Acton Citizens Band. Miss Willa Price passed her Primary Singing exam with honors at the Toronto Conservatory, while a fire near Lindsay’s mill drew attention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Acton Citizens’ Band
Willa Price
Toronto Conservatory of Music
S S No 10 To Be Rebuilt In Rockwood Township Meeting
The July council meeting in Rockwood reports the loss of S S No 10 school by fire and the ratepayers plan to rebuild with possible debentures. Reeve Sims McLean leads a full board as trustees Forsythe Gray and McDougall discuss financing and a special meeting. Road relief financing and mortgagee letters are noted. Accounts total 2261 dollars. next adjournment August 13 at 7 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eramoea
Rockwood
Sims McLean
Messrs
Thos. A. Forsythe
A. E. Gray
Chas. McDougall
Mortages
Hidden Ribbon Wand Trick for Beginnings
A simple stage effect uses six yards of bright silk tied to a wand. Start with the wand in the right hand and the ribbon concealed in your left. Raise the wand to show an empty left hand, then transfer the wand to the left, conceal the ribbon, and reveal an empty right hand. Return the wand to its original position and let the ribbon fall in a fluttering reveal.
Memorial Building Sketches Stalled by Council Debate
Town committee members clash over Memorial Building plans for the Town Hall. calls for Supreme Court guidance grow as delays threaten a costly remodel. Murray asserts committee backing and urges action while Lasby and Bennie clash with opposing views. The adjourning motion ends a tense session with unresolved deadlock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Murray
W. A. Lasby
Lasby
Ourom
Supreme Court
Bennie
Poole
B.M. Glasby
A. Lasby
Farr Press
McMillan
Trust Company
Bennie—It Is Too Bad There Is So Much Jangling An A Community Affair. Mr. Murray
Women's Institute Meeting At Mrs Denny Home
The regular monthly Women’s Institute gathering met at Mrs. Fred Denny’s house with President Mrs. Gamble in the chair. After a program of songs and readings, Mrs. Denny leading the Construction Gang lost to the Shining Stars, prize crokinole and cards followed, with a social ice cream reception and a treasure hunt won by Mrs. Hodgins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrrs
Fred Denny
Women's Institute
Gamble
Acton
Denny
Shining Stars
George Agnew
Dora
Lucy Denny
Adam Bauer Obituary and Ramshaw Funeral Notices
Obituary notices from Kitchener and Rockwood report Adam Bauer of Kitchener aged 80 1 0 passing July 7 with service at Zion Evangelical Church and interment at Mount Hope. Surviving sons Nelson Roy Gordon and daughter Mrs N H Wilson, one sister and brother. Separate notice for Mrs Franklin Ramshaw of Rockwood aged 73 with funeral conducted by Rev W J Taylor and Rev Somerville and interment at Rockwood Cemetery. Numerous relatives and friends attend from Missouri Kincardine Toronto Milton and other communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adam Bauer
Kitchener
Acben
Victoria Street
Mary-laing
Bauer
Beardmore Company
Adam
Nelson
Ee Gol
Roy
Gordon
A. A. Meadows
Toronto
Win-Dunton
Milton Pinke
Prestom
Adolfe
Michigan
John Kruger
Hanover
Zion
Evangelical Church
E. E. Hallinan
Mount Hope Cemetery
Franklin Ramshaw
Bitching
Robt. Johnston
Nelson Anderson
Anderson
Milton
John Kitching
Waterdown
Johnston
Hamlin
MacGregor
Jennie Whitley
George Agnew
June
D. P. Campbell
John Barnes
Walker Lodge
Politeness in China As Seen by a Johannesburg Correspondent
A Johannesburg Sunday Times correspondent details Chinese etiquette and manners. He notes the emphasis on respectful bowing matching guest and host roles, sharing a cloth and basin at meals in Soochow to signify brotherhood, and the careful norms around debt, spectacles, and seating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johannesburg
Court of Justice
Soochow
Chima
London Population Question Sparks Quiet Banter
A short classroom exchange has a teacher asking Johnny about London's population. Johnny replies the students do not know all residents because they have not lived in London long enough. The remark hints at unfamiliarity with city size among newcomers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnny
London
Mills
Ward Boundaries Altered by By law
The Esquesing Council held its regular monthly meeting with Reeve George Currie presiding. By law changes were approved to alter wards 4 5A 5B and 6 after readings. The council adjourned to meet again on August 13. A stray quip about a mouse ended the session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Esquesing Council
L. L. Mullin
G. W. Murray
N.a.robinson
W. A. Wilson
George Currie
Messrs
J. F. Son
Fifty Years of Peel and Halton Friends Picnic in Brandon
About 125 old timers and friends from Peel and Halton counties gathered at Curran Park Brandon Manitoba on June 20 1934 for the Fifth Annual Basket Picnic. Mayor Cater welcomed guests and J H Howden Neepawa spoke for visitors. A large roster of attendees from Manitoba Ontario and Winnipeg joined in music games a tug of war and a beauty contest with a lunch and formal officers elected for the next year. The oldest man was 80 and the oldest woman 79. the youngest was four months old. A group photo was taken and plans made to return next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peel
Halton
Ontario
Curran Park
Brandon
Manitoba
Cater
H. Howden
Neopawa
John Bowles
J. Bradridge
Fleece
E. Brown
Souris
J. E.welwood
English
Stinson
W. H. Reid
F. H. Gill
N. A. McDowell
W. A. Andrews
George Taylor
Gordon Nichol and
Familly
Thomas Douglas
Rains
A. W. Shaw
L. R. Hall
J. H. Howden
Neepawa
McEachern
Winnipeg
A. M. Lindsey
Glenora
John Sparrow
John Day
Oak River
Robert Pearson
Jesse
Delridge
Clark Fraser
J. G. Stewart
Hamiota
John Shanks
J. JT. Shanks
J. B. Francis
Glenboro
A.B. Hames
Toronto
Allan Leslie
Chater
J. Osborne
Bunclady
J. A. Cartiahan
Kemnay
J.H. Lyon
Carnegie
A. M. Shields
S. R
Elkhorn
Barbara Jane McEachern
A. B. Hames
Mono Road
Streetsville
GR. J. Gourlay
A. E. Bowles
K. JC
J. H. Ridden
C. Norris
Ottawa
Wm. Robson
Deleau
J. Longstreet
Abernethy
Saskatchewan
Corn Huskers Orchestra
Ok River
John, David
Robert Hawthorne
Annie Hawthorne
Peel T
Hon
Henfreys
Roy McPhail
S. R. English
Allan
Leslie
W. P. Brown
J.B. Francis
Albion
Kennedy
Caledon
Chinguacousy
Toronto Gore
J. W. Smith
R. I. Steen
Brampton
A. S. Hames
Bolton
Trafalgar
Nelson
Johanks
Nassagaweya
Wm. McCrewe
Myr
Hinch
Economists Note Travel Ticket Vies Highlight Women’s Economy
A humorous exchange cites a newspaper stat that four of every hundred travellers were cited for travelling without a ticket, with seventy five of them women. The ad then promotes Kirk's StomaleA and Brown's Drug Store as remedy sources.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kirk
Brown's
Notice to Creditors Estate of Thomas Dewey Jermyn Farmer
Creditor claims against the Estate of Thomas Dewey Jermyn Farmer of Acton Ontario and previously Hamilton Oakville Winnipeg and Guelph Ontario retired Barrister died April 16 1934 at Jacksonville Beach Florida must send full names addresses and particulars of claims and securities to the solicitor executor as of August 14 1934 assets will be distributed to those legally entitled and the estate will not answer for undelivered claims Toronto General Trusts Corporation executor By H N Farmer Acton Ontario Solicitor 32-3
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Dewey Jermyn Farmer
Acton
Ontario
Hamilton
Oakville
Winnipeg
Manitoba
Guelph
Jacksonville Beach
Florida
Notice of Bankrupting of Frederick S Blow Acton Ontario
Frederick Sheldon Blow of Acton Halton Ontario Machinist made an assignment on July 6 1934. The first meeting of creditors will be July 19 1934 at 2 00 p m Standard Time at the Trusts and Guarantee Company Limited Brantford Ontario. Proofs of claims and proxies must be filed beforehand. Custodian is The Trusts and Guarantee Company Limited 114 Dalhousie Street Brantford Ontario.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Sheldon Blow
Acton
Halton
Ontario
Trusts and Guarantee Company Limited
Dalhousie Street
Brantford
Also Mentioned on This Page
Acton Park
G. R. Easter
Baptist Church
Lindsay's Mill
Far Press
Vice
Cambrai
Elmore Philpott
Toronto East
S. S
Eramosa Council
J. A. McNiven
Inin
China
Hydro
Pewves
Ecco
Gaeton
WOLKE
Seabdegreee
I. M. Bennett
Henry Clarridge
I. L. Mullin
C&kled
M. A’ Robinson
W. T. Patterson
Tait Optical CO
Leading _ Optometrists of
Wyndham “St
Toronto General Trusts’ Corporation
H. N. Farmer
Province of
Nrults and Guarantee Company
Maxwell R. Stark
Rachlin’s
Medical Dental Building
Spadina’ Avenue
Cherry Furniture Mart
Carden
City Hall
HEINZ
Butfer—Choice
Patterson
Hinton
Colgate’s
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