Sprowl-D! Wedding and Obituary Notice
Sprowl D marriage solemnized at Rockwood on June 20 1934 by Rev W Kn Taylor and Rev John Cation. Death notice for Laura Oliver Colling aged in first year a Mrs Walter Peer of Nelson Township died June 19 1934 at St Josephs Hospital Hamilton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sprowl
Rockwood
W. Kn Taylor
John Ee Ae Cation
William. .Pennis
Errolda
James Sprowl
Peer
St. Joseph's Hospital
Hamilton
Laura Oliver Colling
Walter Peer
Nelson Township
Harold Nuttley
William Nuttley
Gordon Street
Guelph
Samuel Kirk
Crawford Avenue
O. A
Nso
Kirk
Co. A. C
Georgetown
Town Gordon Street
Waterloo Street
Ethel
Toronto
General Hospital
Acton Notes and Updates from Local Scene
Monday rain improves countryside and crops while Acton hosts social bowling start. J Rev G R Easter leads services at Acton and Georgetown Baptist Churches and Liberals push for Dominion election amid Saskatchewan and Ontario results. Edward Arnold, seven, suffers broken nose at school game, repeating last year’s injury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. R. Easter
Acton
Georgetown
Edward Arnold
Charles Arnold
Eddie
Asbestos Production Up in Canada During 1933
The Department of Mines reports 1933 asbestos output of 158,367 tons, up 28.8 percent from 1932, with value at $5,211,177 and average price $32.90 per ton. First quarter 1934 production reached 30,387 tons. A block caving method is now used to cut mining costs and improve fibre recovery in Quebec’s southern townships.
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Canada
Department of Mines
Quebec
Notable Obituaries From Brampton Area Notices
Obituary notices detail the deaths of John A. Martin of Inglewood and Albert Meredith of Limehouse. Martin, a Liberal and Presbyterian auctioneer born in Inglewood, died June 11 and was interred June 13 at Boston Mills Cemetery after services by Rev. G Aitken. Meredith, 66, longtime Limehouse resident and United Church member, died June 13. funeral held June 15 with interment in Limehouse Cemetery and many floral tributes listed.
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Inglewood
John A. Martin
Marthtwas
Luella Gilmore
Alliston
Acton
G. Aitken
Claude Presbyterian
Boston Mills Cemetery
Brampton
Albert Meredith
Lfe
Limehouse
Meredith
United Church
Howard
Charles
Gordon
Toronto
Fred McCartney
Georgetown
Charles Lucas
G. I Stephenson
The
H. Caldwell
Thorold
Limehouse Cemetery
Newer Knowledge of Bulb Sterilization and Treatments
Experiments at the Dominion Laboratory of Plant Pathology summarize surface and immersion sterilization for bulb diseases. Mercurial compounds offer residual protection, formalin kills organisms but lacks lasting effect, and silver nitrate with vacuum forcing provides deep penetration for narcissus and other bulbs showing improved control of nematodes, flies, and fungal spores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dominion Laboratory of Plant Pathology
Saanichton
Saanichten
Juvenile Baseball Scores From Week Games
The Giants beat the Leafs 22 to 14 on June 14 with Eliott and Woods pairing for the Giants and Holmes and Robson catching for the Leafs. On June 19 the Little Giants defeated the Braves 21 to 5 with G Williams H Lambert Cook Tyler and Loutett listed among players.
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Giants
Leafs
Eliott
Woods
Holmes
Robson
Little Giants
Braves
Williams
H. Lambert
Cook
Tyler
Loutett
P.O. Red Sox
Red Sox
Red. Sox
P.O. Cubs
Little Braves
Cubs
Gabrh PO
Pastere
Gabrheh
P.O. G. Williams
L. Giants
R. Ryder
O. Masales
Cubs Respeses
Mainprize
Nightingale
Buchanan
Taylor
HA. Lambert
Harris
F. Holmes
Where science ends divine cause crowned in motion
In the closing thought of M W Rice the final point of inquiry into beginnings yields no ultimate palpable particle. All is force and motion, a concrete spirit where life mind matter blend. Humans are workers with the Supreme Worker, whom we call God.
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God
M. W. Rice
Georgetown Blanked Acton on Saturday
Georgetown defeated Acton 11 to 0 in a Saturday game. Bob Anderson criticized at home plate and sat on the bench for the remainder. Oakville and Milton also scored in the week’s results with Georgetown set to play Milton and Acton versus Oakville.
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Georgetown
Acton
Bob Anderson
Bob
Weeer
Oakville
Milton
Woo
Navvy questions pie’s toughness in tavern exchange
A navvy asks the restaurant proprietor what was in the meat pie claiming it is tough. The proprietor retorts with horse flesh. The navvy deadpans that the horse might have had its harness removed. Addison’s quip about fire and frost closes the exchange.
Notice to Creditors of Joel Williams Leslie
Creditors of Joel Williams Leslie late of Erin township farmer who died about May 29 1934 must send full names addresses and descriptions of claims and security held. Executors will distribute assets after July 14 1934 and will not be liable for claims not yet in notice. Dated June 14 1934. John Edward Pearen Alice Elizabeth Pearen Executors. By H N Farmer Acton Ontario their Solicitor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joel Williams Leslie
Erin
JOHN_EDWARD_PEAREN
Alice Elizabeth Pearen
H. N. Farmer
Acton
Ontario
Cottrell Re Union Draws About Eighty Guests
The sixth Cottrell reunion at Mrs. G A Wilson's Milton home drew about 80 attendees including twins Wm Wilson and J Whitmore of Woodsbridge and J and J Whitmore. Activities included races softball piano solos readings and a dance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. A. ‘Wilson
Milton
J. Wilson
John
Joe Whitmore
Woodsbridge
Marlon Fox
Mitton
Margaret Beaty
Omagh
Charlotte McCullough
Georgetown
Eva Blight
Toronto
Kay Rowntree
Cottrell
Bees Say It With Honey Bees Produce Record Honey in 1933
Canada’s 1933 honey output reached 19,543,500 pounds valued at 1,706,806, up from 1932. Exports rose to 2,806,770 pounds worth 281,657 with the United Kingdom as top buyer. imports stayed small at 28,770 pounds. Regional gains in Quebec Saskatchewan and Alberta contrasted with declines in Manitoba.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
Quebec
Saskatchewan
Alberta
Manitoba
New Brunswick
British Columbia
Ontario
Prince Edward Island
Nova’ Scotts
United Kingdom
Jamaica
United States
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Tory
Acton Bowlers
Duncan McDougall
Mail and Empire
Prince of Wales Peonies
Acton Citizens
Branley Park
Edgewood Park
Eden Mills
Halton
Blakelock
Mr. Davis
George Mason
University of Toronto
Free! Press
Bantam League
Addison
A. D. Savage
Savage
CASEY
Casey Summit
Casey Contact
Mid-Cay
Bay
J. R. Leishman
Yada Explorat
Charles Fleetford
Telephone Pioneers of America
Telephone Pioneers, of America
Bell ‘Company
R. C. Douglas
London
D. M. D’albenas
Dominion Bureau of Statistics
SOX
Catton
Lisle
Silk
Grocery Department
Tim
Kelloge
Maxwell House Coffee
F. C. Shipp
Wil
Milton Fair
Halton' Agricultural Society
Byer
Detroit
Motor City
FORD
Norton Motors
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