Bradshaw Birth Notice From Acton Ontario
Mrs H Bradshaw of Acton announces the birth of a daughter Marlene Abie Dodds to Mr and Mrs Harold Dodds at private Howe. Also notes a son born to Mr and Mrs Harold x at Croemore Ontario and other oblique family references in July records from Anderson and Millet streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Acton
H Bradshaw
Marlene Abie Sbodde
Punne
War
Harold x. Borns
Croemore
Ontario
Tiara Mora
Stacie
Beso
Acton Community Notes Include Games and Improvements
Civic Holiday nears as Wheat cutting starts. Acton bands perform at the Park. sidewalk work on Main Street continues. Acton and Georgetown youth softball sees a 25 15 visitors win. Milton vs Acton preview with county bragging rights. Johnstone Rumley funeral home opens with new electric sign. Ontario Bowlers prize money from Toronto trip. Acton Legion attends Zone Church Parade. Acton Tennis Club hosts open robin. Customs receipts rise sharply this year. Mrs Eccleshall in England reports steady cricket and local ball games. Cincinnati man again reserves CN exhibition pageant seats. Coronation pyrotechnics planned.
Acton Powers Past Burlington In 11-0 Pitching Triumph
Acton blasted out an 11-0 win over Burlington on Saturday as Morton and Walters led a strong hitting display. Walters starred with two triples and Lindsay added a triple, while Gordon and Robinson held Burlington to few scoring chances. The victory lifts Burlington into second by a half game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Acton
Wlami
Robbinson
Bingtee
Walters
Tindeau
Rneepe
Gordon
Parrell
Letty
Morton
Pickard
Lindsay
Eaton
Bus Morton
Belchamber
Cay
Tyler
McCallum
Norm Morton
Burlington
Alton
Ryan
H. Thorpe
Aston
Robinson
Lowe
Ton Lindsay
Luton
Waterhouse
Terry
Ene Bagger
Anderson
Guthrie
Thorpe
R. HE
J Jones
Quelph
Acton Fair Board sponsors Foal Club and prize
Acton Fair Board to sponsor a Foal Club at the Acton Fair planned for September Tand. In cooperation with Federal and Ontario Departments of Agriculture a prize of about 3600 is offered. The first meeting of the organization was at the Ontario Agricultural College Guelph with an address from Prof R Q Knox and horse expert Prof M W Staples. Officers elected: President William Gunby Campbellville Vice President Gordon Rodney Malton Secretary Chub Lander Wesley Murray Acton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Acton Pair Board
Acton
Federal
Ontario Departments of Agriculture
Ontario Agricultural College
Guelph
R. QO. Knox
M. W
Staples
Jucgr
J. KE. Whitelock
Halton
Wm. Gunby
Campbellville
Gordon Rodney
Malten
Chub Lander
Wesley Murray
Marriage of Mary Ellen Ferguson and Georges Henry Bishop
A quiet wedding held on Saturday July 17 in Little Current Anglican Church saw Mary Ellen Ferguson wed Georges Henry Bishop. The couple, from Manitoulin Island and Acton, plan to reside at Sted Lodge, Gheguindah.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Major ‘Wrightson
Mary Ellen Wiber Perguson
W. J. Wiktr
Maintoulin
Georges Henry’ Bishop
A. H. Bishop
Acton
Telemann Rosh
Fern
Benneser
Rossdale
Toronto
A. Kabneger
A. Nelson
University Place
New York
Bishop
Sted Lodge
Gheguindah
Manitoulin Island
Oakville Notables Buy Estate with Hatchery and Lakes
Oakville resident Mrs Mary P Martin purchased the L A Strother estate at Horning s Mills near Orangeville. The property features a fish hatchery multiple artificial lakes and a large residence. Oakville High School additions for Home Economics and Manual Training were proposed to the Board of Education by two architects. A large wedding in Oakville celebrated Miss Alice Root marrying Dr Herbert Milton Shepherd Tait.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary P. Martin
Lakeshore Highway East
Oakville
Alice Root
Lymian Root
Dundas Street
Herbert Milton Shepherd Tait
Nelson Tait
Forest Hil Village
Georgetown Acton Tilt In North Ontario Ballgame
Georgetown and Acton played a tense baseball contest at Guelph with Walters delivering multiple hits including two home runs and driving in key runs. Ritchie and Morton sparked the offense while Anderson scored twice and Waterhouse stole a base on a crucial play. Final line shows Georgetown 9 Acton 7 with McMann on the mound for Georgetown and J Jones umpiring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morton
Georgetown
Paper Towners
Walters
Ward
Ritchie
Bill Waterhouse
Bus Morton
Norm
Anderson
McMann
Pat Walfretwin
Petes
Georgetow
Wal
Ters
Acton
Seaason
Terry
N. Morton
Holloway
Woods
Tyler
Waterhouse
Beaumont
R. H. E. Georgetown
Lost Dominion Man Dies in Quiet Passing
A recently deceased man is described through a riddle style clue set. The lines hint at a male figure whose name or identity is hidden within wordplay about dominion and riches, ending with the statement that the whole is a man who has recently died.
Death notices of Hiram Fisher and Nathan Dredge
Hiram Fisher died at home on Mill Street eight days after his spouse. He was a long-time Erin Township resident and farmer, survived by son Alvin and several siblings. funeral at home and Fairview Cemetery with Pallbearers. Nathan Dredge, age 75, died at home in Esquesing Township after illness, married to Margaret Laing, with two daughters and four sons, funeral at Nassagaweya Presbyterian Church Cemetery with large floral tributes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hiram Fisher
Mill Street
Mire Fisher
Erin
John
Ellen Fisher
Alyin
Fisher
Ba Tuck
Milton
Hilzabeth Bronson
Chicago
H. L Bennie
Fairview Cemetery
Pishet
A. Ritchie, OG
Ruszell F. Cleave
W. Ridley
Wm. Malnprize
J. H. Smith
Fonsere Tee
Alvin Fisher
Robert Fisher
Sarah Fisher
Harvey Fisher
Atkinson
Ritchie
al Agar
George
Janet—McDonald
Elmer
Gordon Fisher
Elwood Peavey
Verle McEachern
Nathan Dredge
Esquesing
St. Michael's Hospital
Toronto
William Dredge
Margaret Catherine Laing
Robert Early
Bert Ferris
Campbellville
Herbert
Robert
Esquesing Township
Harvey
Kelvington
Sask
Edward
Nassagaweya
Stewart Family Reunion Keeps Tradition Alive on July Gathering
The third annual Stewart family reunion held Saturday at Main Street featured sixty guests and a business program led by Robert Stewart of Weston. Prizes were awarded in races for various age groups, a treasure hunt, and other contests before a concert by younger clan members. Next year’s reunion is set for the same date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stewart
Id. J
Robert Stewart
Weston
June Watkins
Bob Collard
Ulster
Margaret Stewart
Jack Stewart
Lotte McLeod
Edna McDowell
Gerald McLeod
Mervin McLeod
Everett McDowell
Touronta
Jumbo Rage
J. O. Watkins
R. J. Collard
Toronta
Harold Dolanp
Brampton
Clothespin Raze
Dean Sealle
Bean
Harry McLeod
Poor Tailor Sews On Button Again
A fragment describes Joan sewing a button on her husband’s coat. The jest notes repetitive repairs and a tattered narrative voice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joan
Talor
Miner Sprea’s Bird Sanctuary Guides Children in Dovia Study
Canada’s naturalist philosopher Jack Miner teaches children to love birds at his Kingsville Ontario sanctuary. Visitors help tag young mourning doves to study their migratory habits, demonstrating his method of education through direct contact with birds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Miner
Canada
Mr. Miner
Kingsville
Ontario
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Tess
Vane Anderton
Roose W. Wilson
Avion
Janet McEachern
Gretna
Teninis
Acton Citizens
Main Street
West Bower Avenue
Young Jo
Johnstone & Rumley
Lmossra
W. J. Gould
A Buchanan
Towns and Clark
Acton Legion
J. M. McDonald
Mra. Wm
Eccleshall
England
Tix Fare
Cels
Hétter
Bill
Cincinnat
Acton Fair Board
Kellogg's
SIFTO
Devon
Maxwell House
Castile
Westminster
Hinton’s
Bundau Wand
Detratt
Muskey Bay
Great Lakes
Quintsies
Harold Wiles
One
Hoys
Elliotf -Bros
Miner Sprea
Gospel of Love
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