MARRIED BLOW-MOLOZZI TO KENNETH BLOW IN ONTARIO
MARRIED BLOW-MOLOZZI On Saturday July 11 1942 at Dinte Ontario by Rev Fr Mors Annie Evelyn Mary youngest daughter of Mr and Mrs Andrew Molozzi Acton Ontario to Mr Kenneth Sheldon Blow younger son of Mr and Mrs Fred S Blow Acton Ontario to MACPHERSON At the home of her daughter Mrs James Symon Acton Ontario on Sunday July 26 1942 Eliza Tuakingham widow of the late Archie MacPherson IN MEMORIAM REID In loving memory of our dear mother and wife Rosenna Christina Reta who passed away August 10th aire Two dear brown eyes a tender smile A loving heart that knew peace and quiet Delp trust In God that nice was right Her joy to make some other bright If ill or suffering one she knew Some gentle act of love she'd do No thought of self but of the other I knew he said Well dohe dear mother
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Blow-Molozzi
Dinte
Ontario
Mors
Annie Evelyn Mary
Andrew Molozzi
Acton
Kenneth Sheldon Blow
Fred S. Blow
Reid
Rosenna Christina Reta
Aire
Alck
O.A.C
Acton notes Civic Holiday and harvest update
Civic Holiday seen next Monday as Acton Fair nears seven weeks away. Harvest weather stays fine with crops heavy. Wool Combing Corp plant works on grounds. Farr Paras office open Friday and Saturday evenings for payments and ads. Sigmn. Geo Williams named Guard of Honor for Royal Canadian Signals sports day July 123rd in England with Princess Royal inspecting.
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Farr Paras
Sigmn
Geo. Williams
Royal Canadian Signals
England
Hlr
H. the Princess Royal
Acton
Jaw. O. Oakes
Y M C A Boys And Girls Visit Camp Norval
Y M C A youths from Acton visited Camp Nerval on Thursday evening for a swim baseball and archery outing. Mrs John Gray supervised the group with transport by the V s Men s Club members. Camp leaders praised the activity and campers lingered to thank Camp Director Jones and the USSCLA Physical Director for the privilege.
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Acton
Nerval
John Gray
V's Men's Club
Imre
Thanksavas Sandoveach
Mac. Ing. Jones
West End
Usscla
RAL Workers Extend Use of Their Gloves
Rubber gloves now last longer in service at Canalan National Hatchways. Workers across classifications such as sign maintainers and telephone linemen require gloves and the Medical Department must have surgical gloves. Instructions urge careful inspection and repair to extend use, with salvage planned when gloves reach end of usefulness.
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Canalan National Hatchways
Tteterrath
J. McCambe
Obituary: Mrs Eliza MacPherson Passes in Acton District
In her ninetieth year Mrs Eliza MacPherson died Sunday at her daughter Mrs James Symon’s home on Willow Street. Born in Connztreaat to George and Eliza Tushingham she lived much of her life in Acton with farming roots and spent winters in Toronto. Survived by five sons and five daughters, the family remembers her as a homemaker and counsellor. Funeral Tuesday at the home of her daughter with Rev Forbes Thomson of Knox Church officiating. interment at Fairview Cemetery. Pallbearers named W Cooper A T Mann Jos Flynn Geo Elliott Thomas Kennedy John Bruce.
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Eliza MacPherson
James Symon
Willow Street
Connéztréat
George
Eliza Tushingham
Lancashire
England
MacPherson
Acton
Archie MacPherson
Symon
A. M
H. Noble
Geo. Warriner
R. F. Johnstone
Edna Snyfler
Robert
Frank
Hubert
Toronto
Forbes ‘Thomson
Knox Church
Fairview Cemetery
Messrs
W. Cooper
A. T. Mann
Jos. Flynn
Geo.Elliott
Thos. Kennedy
John Bruce
W. R. Phillips & Co
F. S. Blow
Ross Fraser
James Tushingham
Wurts
Laverne Clark
Robert Storey
T.T.C
Women's Association of Erskine Church
Acton United Church
J. Dillon
F. Fields
Kingston
Fifty Thousand Tons of Tomatoes and Flower Crops (War Era)
Britain’s glasshouses and nurseries plan large tomato and outdoor crop output this year. One nursery produced 9 500 tons of tomatoes and substantial lettuce carrot and beet yields from glasshouses and fields. Wartime orders constrain flower production, with land set aside for food crops and stock reserved for essential production.
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tSouldoor
Britain
Workers Safety Boots Ward Heavy Blow
Boots and shoes, some fashionable, were shown at the annual meeting of the Union Management Cooperative Movement Mechanical Section of the Canadian National Railways. The display highlighted safety footwear designed to protect toes from heavy falling objects in machine shops, round houses, and along the right of way.
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Union Management Co-operative
Canadian National Railways
Ottawa kitchen tests sugar light canning recipes
In the Confederation Building basement a government kitchen tests fruit canning recipes labeled Tested by the Consumer Service. Director Laura Pepper says focus is on low sugar jellies and preserving methods, with staff experimenting on strawberries and other fruits to reduce sugar use.
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Margaret Ecker
Wester Ottawa
Department of Agriculture
Consumer Service
Confederation
Laura Pepper
Marion Casselman
Casselman
Vancouver
Canada
Ottawa
Ruby MacNeill
Acadia University
Ruth Jackson
Macdonald College
Miss Casselman
Acton Notes on Concerts Taxes and Local News
Twenty years ago Acton residents enjoyed Thursday evening concerts by the Acton Citizens Band. A new sweeter corn variety by A. H. Bishop is ready for the table the first week of August. A new receipts tax took effect, two cents per fifty dollars with extra on fractions. Peter and Mrs Smith and family, recently moved from Bracebridge, settled at Hill Hall. Council set Acton’s tax rate at 47 mills. New town entrance signs are prepared. Mann Bros sold a hackney horse to Sir Adam Beck for stables at Acton crossroad. John Orr died at St Joseph’s Hospital in Guelph, eldest son of Mrs. John Orr of Bower Avenue Acton.
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Acton
A. H. Bishop
Peter Smith
Bracebridge
Hill Hall
Mann Bros
Acton Crossroad
Adam ‘Beck
Orr
St. Joseph's Hospital
Guelph
John Orr
Mia
Bower Avenue
Dining Car Patrons Use Milk Freely on CN Railways
Patrons on Canadian National Railways use milk freely with 280000 quarts consumed during the year. Coffee and tea totals include 90000 pounds and 35000 pounds respectively. Cream usage reaches 170060 quarts, accompanying cereals and fresh fruits served by the railway.
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Canadian National Railways
National Railways
Dairymnan
Dinger Farm Weather Glitches and an Artesian Well
A diary entry describes the aftereffects of a damaging storm at Dinger Farm. Lightning struck three trees, prompting timber use for bridge planks. An artesian well unexpectedly rose, overflowed, and required sand pumping, with silt misidentified as quicksand. Harvests show varied corn and wheat conditions as crews prepare.
Modern Locomotives Power Wartime Freight
Modern locomotives now being delivered to Canadian Nations Railways haul wartime freight with enhanced steam piping and advanced system engineering to gain power and reduce coal use. Between Florence and Montreal the trains carry up to one hundred laden freight cars conveying war supplies.
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Canadiaan Nations
Eobs
Ain Dine
Florento
Montreal
National Rail- Wass
Time Tables Going Fast at Georgehewen Flyer
Transport schedules list daily routes with limited operation. Notes show Sunday and Saturday adjustments and evening departures from Irving West and Guelph stations.
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Tandy
Escent Suni
Irving West
Guelph
Gray Coach Lines Schedule Fragments and Route Notes
Fragmentary OCR shows bus schedule notes for Gray Coach Lines with times and routes. Mentions includes Eastern Daylight Time references, various daily limits, Sunday/Holiday exceptions, and destinations such as Kitchener and Stratford.
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Husband and Family
Jy Acton Atoren
Wool Combing ‘Corporation
RAL
Kitchen Arimas
Edgewood Park
Eden Mills
Torm Wilkinada
His Orchestra
Wamilton
ROYAL
FBI
Ann Sheridan
Dennis Morgan
Mon
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Wed
Thurs
Tyrone Power
Joan Fontaine
Aoi
Chronicles of
Dinger Farm
Gwendoline P. Clarke
Cnelph
Combine
Satur
Dorothy _Lamour
Beyond the Blue Horizon
Technicolor
Fred MacMurray
Rosalind Russell
B. D. Rachlin
CERTO
Crystals
Neilson
Oxydol
Dar
Newport -Bluffs
Lipton’s
RINSO
Horne
PEARL
Elliott Bros
Mill Street
Winnipeg
Saskatoon
Wdmonton Jasper
Tvictorta
Jasper Parr Lorce Amis
Mimaki
LODGE
W. G. C. Kenney
J. A. WicNiven
Symon Block
MN Street
Realdevice Church
DR. Chas, D. Shortt
BE. J. Nelson
Fredericke Street
Ml Street
Brederick Street
Drs. Stevenson
Wagner Campbellville
Ont
Milton
T. H. Wylie
Buchanan
Hugh S. Austin
Dental Burgeo
Corner
Frederick, Acton
C. F. Leatherland
Kenneth M. Langdon Narrister
Notaky Public
Haeorgetown
Gregory_Phoates Bulag
T. Seynuck
Georgetown
Telewest
B.D. Young
V.S
B.v.sc
Brookville
G. Oakes, V.S
Knox Avenue
Frank Petch
Cotmn‘mercial Life
Charles Street
CANADIAN_NATIONAT
Gray Coach Lines
Fasthound
William
Ami
Halidays
Kitchener
Stratford
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