Actress H. Mcleod dies in Guelph after illness
Mrs. H. Mcleod of Acton died June 16 at her daughter Mrs. James McPherson in Guelph after a long illness. Born Lottie Kate Jackson in Caistor, she married Henry Anderson McLeod in Nassagaweya in 1889. Funeral held June 18 at Rumley, with Rev. Armstrong officiating. Interment at Fairview Cemetery. Survived by children including Mrs. Marion Campbell, Mrs. Ada Johnson, Harry, and William. sister Mrs. Frank De Voe also survives.
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H. Mcleod
Acton
James McPherson
Guelph
Lottie Kate McLeod
Caistor Township
William Jackson
Isabella Wilson
Henry Anderson ‘McLeod
Nassagaweya
Ruby Armstrong
Isobel Yabsley
Katherine Young
Marion Campbell
Fairview Cemetery
McPherson
McLeod
Burlington
Ada Johnson
Medina
New York
Harry
R R
William
Frank de Voe
Scotland
Ontario
Capital Punishment Proposal In Peterborough For Drug Pedlars
The Optimist club in Peterborough Ontario endorses a plan to restore capital punishment for convicted narcotics pedlars who sell drugs to youths. The move aims to deter youth drug use and promote public safety in the community.
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Capital Punishment
Peterborough
Ont
Optimist Club
Entry
Letter to the Editor Third Party Needed For Protest
A reader from Pussinch Ontario supportes a third party protest vote citing concerns about Liberal and Conservative reliance on election funds. Mrs S Trousdale argues that the CCF stands for democracy and urges readers to support a third party to avoid indebtedness to vested interests.
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C.C.F
Mrs. S. Trousdale
Dublin Institute Ladies Enjoy Bus Tour Through Grey County
Thirty eight Dublin Women’s Institute members and friends enjoyed a full day trip on Tuesday June 21 leaving Acton at 8 30 am. They toured via Orangeville Flesherton Eugenia Falls Beaver Valley Thornbury Meaford and Owen Sound with a picnic at Harrison Park. An afternoon tour of the Sun Times Building CKHOS Studio and a Collegiate visit followed before shopping and supper in the park. The group returned home about 11 30 pm praising the driver’s courtesy and the day’s pleasant weather.
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Dublin Women’s Institute
Acton
Orangeville
Flesherton
Eugenia Falls
Beaver Valley
Thornbury
Meaford
Owen Sound
Harrison Park
Sun-Times
Ckhos Broadcasting
Ligny-Dufferin Forum Holds Annual Strawberry Supper
Ligny Farm Forum hosted its annual strawberry supper and picnic on Tuesday with a busy sports program for all ages. Announcements include plans for an early fall corn and wiener roast and numerous anniversary services at Boston church. The note lists many neighbors visiting relatives in Brantford Milton Acton Omagh Burlington Toronto and Vineland plus updates on silage work and a hospital visit.
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Ligny Farm Forum
Boston Church
Ted Neil
Brantford
Art Wilson
Milton
John Irving
Lloyd McIntyre
O. Brown
Acton
C. Brown
Carol
Burlington
Cliff Brown
R. Dredge
C. Peacock
James Peacock
Omagh
Bud Galbraith
Mary Hornby
Kenneth McKenzie
A. McKenzie
Keith
Nancy
John Brown
David
Ricky
Vineland
Ss. J. Brown
Chris Burton
Allday
England
C. E. Melmer
Toronto
C. E. Davenport
Roy Sutton
S. J. Brown
Edward
Shipyard Buzz At Port Greville Echoes Historic Craft
In Amherst Nova Scotia the Port Greville shipyards roar with production as a 60 foot dragger named the Clisse Eldora is launched for Capt. William Matthews of Halifax and two additional vessels remain on the blocks.
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Amherst
N.S
Port Greville
Clisse
Eldora
William Matthews
Halifax
Knox church Heather club meets for June gathering
The Knox church Heather club held its June 22 meeting at Mae Dumarch's home with Dorothy Calder in charge. Mary Mann read scripture and Calder led prayer. After reports, Renee Watson read another chapter from Fire Upon the Earth. Four girls danced the Highland Fling under Calder's instruction. A tasty lunch concluded the evening.
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Knoxchurch Heather Club
Mae Dumarch
Dorothy Calder
Mary Mann
Renee Watson
Mary Grischow
Barbara Norton
Geraldine Calder
Susanne Crump
Helen Dawkins
Helen Mason
Hazel Marzo
Traffic safety plea ahead of Dominion Day in Ontario
W B G Reynolds of the Ontario Safety League warns holiday auto deaths will exceed in Ontario. He blames impatient drivers and urges five rules start early, keep distance, avoid night driving, adjust speed to conditions, and let others go first to reduce fatalities. Saskatchewan has nearly twice Quebec's railway track total.
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Canada
W. B. G. Reynolds
Ontario Safety League
Colonel Reynolds
Ontario
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