Birth and obituary notices from Guelph area 1949
Birth announcements and memorial notices from Guelph Hospital and surrounding communities dated July 1949. Includes births for Stewart McDowell Landsborough Copeland Tyler Leslie Bracken Mammal and memorials for Hazel Leslie Jillian Bracken and others with thanks to physicians and church figures.
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Byewart
John Yawn Stewart
General Hospital
Guelph
William Johan
Landsborough
Mere Chas W. Lanaborough
Joanneizabeth
Guelph Hospital
Obituary of Lyle J Morton in Oshawa death notice
Lyle J Morton widow of James R Thom died at home in Oshawa after long illness. Born in Milton, she lived in Acton and Oshawa, attended First Baptist Church. Survived by husband, daughter Connie Bobier, three sons Walter Donald Douglas, father Thomas Morton, three sisters, a brother, two grandchildren. Funeral at Luke McIntosh Funeral Home Friday at 2 pm by Rev Ro F Willson. Interment Union Cemetery.
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Lyle J. Morton
James R. Thom
Division Street
Oshawa
Thomas A
Martha Morton
Milton
Acton
First Baptist Church
T. Bobier
Connie
Walter
Donald
Douglas
Owen Sound
Toronto
A. MacMillan
C. Benham
W. King
Georgetown
Thomas
Ro F. Willson
Luke McIntosh
Union Cemetery
Hudson's Bay to Start Canadian fur auctions next January
The Financial Post reports Hudson's Bay Co will begin regular fur auctions in Canada next January, ending private treaty sales. The Montreal building under construction will house the fur sales department, with auctions shifting from London and New York to Canada.
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Canada
Financial Post
Hudson's Bay Co
Hudson's Bay
London
Eng
United States
Lampson, Fraser & Retire
New Yorks
Sunlding
Montreal
New Plastic Dispenser Aims To Replace Ketchup Bottles
A molded dispenser using odor leaf and tasteleaf plastic promises to end pounding the ketchup bottle, deliver exact amounts, and be easy to clean for households and food service.
Nassagaweya Centennial events and local updates
The Nassagaweya Centennial is planned for July 20 30 and 31 with added attractions and a grand reunion. Three Acton scouts join the Canadian Jamboree in Ottawa this week. The Nassagaweya centennial map showing street numbers is being prepared for council.
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Acton
Ottawa
Nassagaweya Centennial
Dividends Rise in July Across Industrial and Mining Firms
Dividends payable in the first four weeks of July totalled 40,102,020, up from 42,808,472 for July last year in The Financial Post report. Industrial issues paid 26,055,344, up from 22,410,060. 15 mining companies disbursed 20,020,004 versus 17,701,010 the prior July. Oil firms paid 1,258,368, up from 1,137,790. 43 financial stocks issued 1,760,212 compared with 1,? last year. Biggest gain driven by Consolidated Mining and Smelting Co.
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The
Financial Post
Consolidated Mining and Smelting Co
Farm Population and Land Size Shifts in Ontario Dairy Areas
A Dominion Agriculture study of Dundas county Ontario compares 1918 and 1948 farm data. Of 350 farms in 1918, 279 remained in 1948 after mergers and sales. Average farm size rose from 98 to 104.3 acres, with more farms 160 to 200 acres and fewer under 80. The average persons per farm fell by one, and labor use declined as machinery increased. Ownership changed with 36 percent once, 25 percent twice, 33 percent stayed within the family. many owners aged into 70s, war-time labor and prices shaping retirement patterns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dominion Department of Agriculture
Dundas County
Ontario
From Britain emblem to label UK produce abroad
A pale blue background with the Union Jack and the words From Britain will mark United Kingdom products for export. The emblem first appeared at the Toronto International Trade Fair, replacing the wartime slogan Britain delivers the goods with peacetime branding.
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Britain
United Kingdom
Toronto
Latin Teacher Jokes Prompt School Transfer
A Latin teacher brightens the class with jokes after lunch. One girl in the front row stays serious and reveals she is transferring to another school on Friday, ending the scene with a quiet exit.
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Everbody
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Campbellville
Lois
Mre
Reginald Hatcher
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Bar Ward Tyler
Leslie
Hazel Leatie
Hazel
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Alen Ouson Poath
Mum
Dad
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Jack
Barbara
Heverity
Garrett
Guelph General Hospital
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Mra
Patterson
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FUR Centre
the Free Press
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Brookville
Acton Roys
Girls’ Band
Ernest West
Osgoode
Geo. Elliott
Hamilton
Norman Gibson
Putney
England
Charles B. Wall
University of Western Ontario
Western
Defence Research Laboratories
Fort Churchill
Manitoba
Farnworth Memorials
Gquelpil Ont
Lovell Bros. Meat Market
Schneider
Nucoa
Barrie Brand
WM. R. Bracken
General Insurance
Mutual Life Assurance Co. Ltd
Don McMillan
P.O Hoxsy
Bray
Geo CO Brown
Norval
Thomson
Hwilton
General Electric
Wenry Hunter
Sudan
Willam Couse & Sons Ltd
Streetaville
Thompson Poultry
Ford Coach
Skyline Fomge Harvester
Ferguson
Willys Jeep
Centaur
Gibson
International
Arthur Street
Hobbs
Station Hotel
Hach
Dikox
Breas
Huttonvale
Hrampton
Mra Jo Matthews
IRD
Charles Fancock
Vanter
Crewson
Lloyd's Corn
Baxter's
Nasasagaweya Sm
Carton
Peggy
Shall Pe
Hosy Theatre
exKy
Dawn Fellas
Ros-Ann
van Wyck Cleaners
Princess
Jane Bair
Sonny Tufts
Barbara Britton
Kitty Carlisle
Opera
Jean Simmons
Donald Houston
Rachlin Jewellers
Red Jewellers
Mackenzie News
Actan
bin Clayton
Bank of Montreal
Aca
Acton Park
J. R. MacKenzie & Son
Ontario Municipal Board
McGeachle
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Theron Jones
Town Hall
Hay
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