Marriages and Deaths Notice Fragment
Wetices of Marriages and Deaths are inserted citers without charge. Baitionsl toe pony. Se Wetices of Marriages and Deaths are inserted citers without charge. Baitionsl toe pony. Se 1 BORN WYTHERS To Corporal and Mrs WwW Withers a daughter on June 11 Heather pow Elliott At the home Churett Street Acton Ontario on Monday June 8 1942 Roland A Elliott beloved husband of Margaret Richards In his 70th year ALLAN At the home of her daughter Mrs Fred Cleave Acton Ontario on Monday June 15 1942 Winnie Masalea beloved wife of Wigget Allan in her 72nd year
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Wythers
Www. Withers
Neo .Yrene Mellor
Heather
Pow Elliott
Churett Street
Acton
Ontario
Roland A. Elliott
Margaret Richards
Allan
Fred Cleave
Winnie Masalea
Wigget Allan
Harvest Season Promises A Rich Bountiful Yield
The piece notes an early harvest with a plentiful crop and strawberries coming on the market. It mentions cooler wet June weather, expectations for July and August, and local events including Army Week, Father’s Day, sugar rationing starting July 1, and Acton Fair plans. It also corrects a misattribution about funds, notes bowling crowds, and marks Boston Presbyterian Church’s 122nd anniversary services.
Oakville parish parade marks town events and retirements
The Oakville church parade of Gurl Guides and Brownies opened at TKnoew Presbyterian Church. Joel Mackindler, Oakville’s oldest native, died aged 91 at his Pine Ave home. Harry Thornton, charter Oakville Lions Club member since 192? was elected president. Rev Eddy of Hagersville United Church received a unanimous call to replace Rev Gallagher after a congregational meeting.
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Tknoew Presbyterian Church
Joel Mackindler
Oakville
van Pine Ave
Satur
Harrys ‘Thornton
Oakville Ligns Club
Eo Bro Eddy
Hagersville
Milton WB Cements Buys Late Richard White Residence
Milton WB Cements purchased the late Richard White's Martin Street home. Pte Murray Ezrant, once Milton boy, has gone over. his brother Joe also recently left. Town hall renovations updated the entrance fronts. Convocation Hall saw graduates Dines and Alexander with Pharmacy degrees. In a June 4 police court, Judge Robb ordered H C McClure to pay 268 plus costs in a civil suit against Victor Nixon Kilbride. counterclaim of 825 dismissed.
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WB Cements
Richard White
Martin Street
Murray Ezarnt
Toronto
Milton Boyy
Joe
Ginal
Gonton McNab
Jean
Convocation Hall
Oon Duneath
Alexander
Bachilor
Walter. T Robb
H.C. McClure
Georetown
Victor Nixon
Kilbride
Death Notices for Roland Elliott and James Allan
Obituaries record Roland Elliott of John Street who died Monday after four years of illness. Born in London England in 1873 he moved to Canada in 1907 and lived in Acton 25 years. Survived by widow three sons four daughters and three sisters. Funeral at John Street home with Rev E A Brooks officiating burial at Fairview Cemetery. Also notes the death of James Edward Allan born 1891 Erin Township who died June 10 1942 in Hamilton General Hospital. Survived by wife Annie Maude and brother Robert. Funeral in Hamilton and Acton with services from United Church clergy and graveside rites at Fairview Cemetery.
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Roland Elliott
John Street
London
England
Canada
Acton
William
Edward
Percy
Kingston
George Fountaine
May
Leslie Martin
Nellie
Aurora
Margaret Elliott
H. Hinsley
Ballam
P. Cooper
Mitcham
Surrey
Edith Briatone
Hamilton
Fairview Cemetery
E. A. Brooks
St. Alban's Church
Jack Chapman
Gus Clifford
Robert Darby
Allan Leishman
George Smith
Alfred Patrick
Thomas Elliott
Victor Elliott
Milton
Lakeside
Lo.d.e
Storey Glove Co
Hewetson’s
Brampton
Mrrc
Mric
J. Chapman
R. Darby
B. Anderson
J. Bristowe
Reeve J. M. McDonald
Ely Masters
Tom Elliott
Joe Kentner
Mist Conway
Edith Bristowe
McLeod
Calaway
Jarvis
Wm. Elliott
Ronald
James Edward Allan
Ontario
Hamilton General Hospital
Allan
Erin Township
United Church
Prudential Insurance Company
Dundas
Annie Maude Allan
Robert
Robert Allan
Grant Allan
C.A
Acton 4
A. Walter Fosbury
L. A. Kennedy
Jesus
Fairview
Hiamilton
Grant Allan Cats
Robert Atkin
Fe BO Nicklin
Elmore Johnston
Wesley Sehelland
Hugh Kennedy
Grant Alan
Elmore Johnasten
Hugh Kennelly
Wilmer Watkins
John Watkins
Wesles Senefl
Marrs Bailes
Maude Brandon
Hugh Renneds
Bernare Campbell
McRar
Tall Kay Vallon Shines In Hollywood Roles
Hollywood profile notes Kay Vallon at six feet four inches and unfazed by tall stature. The feature recalls her rise from a Viegfeld show girl to a movie star, with mentions of family origins, personal quirks, and a peek at industry life in the era.
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Hollywood
Calit
Kay Vallon
Vallon
Viegfeld
Miss Watson
Ties
Basfield
Wis
Ontario Fishing Trip Amid War Time Restrictions
A June Ontario fishing party of a manufacturer farmer wholesaler and newspaper editor enjoyed hospitality at Haliburton county hosted by Hartley Harrison. They caught twenty four lake trout with several four to five pounders, faced rain, and shared humorous tales while discussing rural life and campaigns back home.
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Canada
Northland
Jtacema
Toronto
M Xinesman
Ontario
Haliburton
Reeve
Hartley_Harrison
Haliburton County
Lake Boskuing
Caorthern
Messrs. A. Mason
GA Dis
Acton
Harold Cleave
Georgetown
Dro A. Patterson
Wm. Dunran
Hartley Harrison
No More Eyes For Shampoos
London food ministry officers probe home beauty preparations amid claims women used eggs for shampoos ink powder and fresh milk flour oils butter or cucumbers as beauty aids. Prosecution possible if misuse proven.
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London
Food” Ministry
Letters From Acton War Helpers In England May 1942
Soldiers from Acton write home about rain on English land, meeting Acton peers, and gratitude for the Free Press and cigarettes sent by the Acton War Service League. They praise the townsfolk’s help in war effort and send cheerio wishes to loved ones back home.
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England
Mr. Dills
Acton
Acton War Service League
F. L. Tournour
Canada
Mr. Dills and
Ney
Elgiott
Bread waste blamed by British Food Minister Woolton
London reports that Food Minister Woolton says bread waste is greater than any other food item in Britain. He notes bread is so cheap that people do not fully appreciate its value.
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London
Britain
Woolton
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Free Press
Boston Presbyterian
Thompson OX
Sunday Schools and Young People Societies
Hugh S. Austin
Min and
Freferneh Streets
Rather's Bary
Tooke Gordon
TOOKE
Elliott Bros
Acton, Ont
Lerten
Monument Works
Colborne St. W
Acton Milk Consumers
Acton MU
Ontario Milk Control Board
War Time Prices and Trade Board
Adeyange
Yours Truly
Royal Palace
Guelpws
Lon Chaney
Ghost OF Frankenstein
Charles Winninger
Charlie Ruggles
Sonvi
Ronalind
Rusell
Alan Ladd
Robert Preston In
Health League of
Canadla
India
Gray Coach Lines
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