MARRIby CLARK-PAPILLON At St Josephs Acton
Marriage notice from St Josephs Church Acton states Angelina Papillon daughter of Theo Papillon and Mrs Papillon to Kenneth Clark son of Robert Clark and the late Mrs Clark, Rev Fat Mechride officiating on July 14 1931. Birth and other notices follow with several names and dates.
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Marriby
Clark-Papillon
St. Joseph's Church
Acton
Fat Mechride
Angelina
Theo. Papillon
Kenneth Clark
Robert Clark W
Mra. Clark
Georgelowi
Greenwood
Christie Street Hospital
Toronto
Leonard Gheeswood
Claudia Harper
Kirbell Greenwood
Mugger Bank of Nova Scotia
Norval
Acton Fair and Fairground Events This Week
Civic Holiday hints and a bustling week ahead with Acton Fair in eight weeks and a George Town music concert at Eldorado Park. District reports note wheat harvests, hay storage difficulties, and plans to outdo last year’s festival while weather concerns linger.
Traffic OKAY A Sunday lesson from a young girl
A girl explains to her younger brother that working on Sunday is wrong. He asks about policemen and heaven. She replies that policemen work on Sundays and thus do not need philosophy in heaven.
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Philosthea
Dia
Divinel
Forum Trajan Opens as Exhibit Site for Poultry Congress
Elford Dominian Poultry Husbandman reports the historic Forum Trajan, built between AD 11b and 117 by Emperor Hadrian, chosen as the exhibit venue for the upcoming Fifth Works Poultry Congress in Ips. Restoration aims to revive the original grandeur of the ancient market place for an event rich in international contacts.
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FC. Elford
Forum Trajan
Ifadrian
Workis
Ips
Girl Guide News from the Camp Patrol Roles and Lessons
The text describes a Scout camp week with bandaging practice and mock injuries, noting Vera Hawlings avoided serious harm and detailing the camp’s activities. It praises the Scoutmaster from Toronto for teaching knots and signaling a proud, busy troop, with aPending evaluation of roll boxes at the upcoming ceremony.
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Vera Hawlings
Amy Wiehdy
Provingal
Luth Company of Scouts
Toronto
Seoul
British Immigrant Boys and Hostel Hiring in Ontario
A British immigrant effort to place boys with farm work in Central and Western Ontario since 1928 is highlighted. The Hostel and its programs place 22 to 25 boys, with claims of clean records and no deportations due to illness or farm work. The article notes a fund balance, church commitments, and planned annual events at Norval, Ontario, plus a Danish thawed-harm market impact on Canadian agriculture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jgfval
Ontario
Hikm
Senter Uw Onlarky Agricultural College
Plotel
Norval
Denmark
Jharketing Il
Wolves blamed for deer decline in Ontario and beyond
The author argues wolves reduced deer numbers in Parry Sound and Precinct Ontario regions, noting declines since wolves entered in the past decade. Comparisons to Michigan and Nova Scotia are offered, suggesting wolf presence correlates with deer scarcity and urging Ontario action to control wolves and support deer populations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parry Sound
Prenel
Sudsbury
Ontario
Sudbury
Chapleau
Michigan
Pennsylvania
Buel
Canada
Nova Scotia
Benylvania
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Georgatown
Robscow Jackson
William Huck
Easterbrook
Hurlington
Wille Easterbrook
Mary
Thomas P. Exsterbrook
Acton Yall Fair
Georetown
Eldorads Park
Fairy
George Young
C. N. EL
Helen Ostrander
Voronty
Darwin Cripps
Paul Wee
Howathan
Toronto University
Dyar AL Johnson
Donald
Mir
Mi Ming
Norman Orvenapoun
Applety
Hurlinygton
Vaquay
E. I. Wexford
Nesbit
Lasby
Mulley
Beardmore
Vraphy
Mort
Gus van Viet
Db UN
Weat
Trinity United Church
Chief Smith
Tony Enh
Guelph
Tontario D. McMullen
Manuel LA
Gurl Tlabit
Charles Hugule
Hugh Rhot
Constance Hennett
Fine
Post
Angel
Nuhey Carroll
Tle Afardh
Girl ‘Guide
Jack Miner
Smarling
Uiilky
Hank Bilder
Ottawa
Ford ‘Savey Town
O. M
Windsor
Sewall Cast
Norton. Motors
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Ode
McLean & Co
Mill Street
Acton, Ontario
Pressers
Hynds
Dacal
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