Obituary notices from Acton and Erin Township area
Franklin Allan Sudden death referenced with family ties to Natalie Beverley and Kenneth Allan. interment at Mount Pleasant Cemetery Toronto. La Verne Hidley infant obituary in Acton. service and interment at Fairview Cemetery Acton. Mabel May Lambe Mason obituary at Toronto hospital. services in Acton with interment Churchville Cemetery. Adeline East Watson obituary at Acton residence. services at Acton United Church. interment Union Cemetery Grand Valley. John Legoibbons remembered by son Walter and daughter-in-law Marjorie. gratitude to Acton community sharing sympathy and flowers. Family notices extend thanks to friends and neighbors for support after bereavement.
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Allan
Ridley
Guelph Street
Acton
Omnifarto
LaVerne
Joan
Ina Hidley
Johnstone & Humley
Flatermont Fairview
Acton Mason
Gusen
Elizabeth Hoapital
Toronto
Mabel
May’ Lambe
Hert Mason
Mes Manan
Johnstone, & Rumley
Churchville
William MM. Watson
Union Cemetery
Grand Valley
Harvey
Ann Somerville
Beadfort
Mra
Agnes Anne McClure
Wm McClure
Elizabeth Smith
Unites Empire Loyalists
Glenwilliams
Mra Harvey
John Harvey
Four Mill
Knox Presbyterian Church
Mra Sonervindle
Banka Clesair
J. J. Moore
Mary) Milton
Forbes Thomson
Fairview Cemetery
Wm. Landsborough
Alex. Mann
W. K. Graham
Wm. Cooper
F. S. Blow
Geo. Smith
Wm Arnold
Blow
Frank Dolan
Brampton
Ben Young
Tresswood
Notable Canadian Youth and Business News From March
March notices include F O Austin Buck promoted to Flight Lieutenant in the RAFLA India and Mrs Alex Mann receiving word. George Mazon elected to the Boy Scouts Executive Committee in Toronto. Allan, coal industry figure, dies in Cleveland. born in Acton, ex-manager of Empire Coal London Ontario. Christina Lamb passes Grade T piano exam with honors from Toronto Conservatory.
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Alex. Mann
F.O. Austin Buck
RAFLA
F. India
Boy Scouts’ Association
Toronto
George Mazon
Acton
AA. Allan
Geveland
Empire Coal Company
London
Ont
Christina Lamb
Toronto Conservatory of Music
Ethel Franklin
Salt Deposits on Lake Chaplin Prompts Local Industry Hope
In Chaplin Saskatchewan locals seek new jobs as a company plans to pump brine from Lake Chaplin to reservoirs for extracting sodium sulphate. The lake’s large salt deposits, among the continent’s biggest, drive the push for a new industry after years of concern over unemployment.
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Chaplin
Aiwers
Uhus
Snowstorm Testimony From Ontario Linesman McLaughlin
Steatora Ontario records show Bell Telephone linesman Shorty McLaughlin of Steatora testifies to a severe winter. He travels mostly on snowshoes and recently had to dig through snow to reach the top of a telephone pole as repairs continued.
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Merpord
Ont. CP
Shorty McLaughlin
Steatora
Bell Telephone
McLaughlin
Maine
Obituary notices from Acton and surrounding areas
Obituaries report the sudden death of Donald I McDougall at his Winnipeg home after a stroke. He leaves a wife Sarah Martin and five daughters in Winnipeg, plus seven grandchildren and a brother Duncan on the Acton homestead. Funeral arrangements were held at Johnstone and Rumsey in Acton with interment at Fairview Cemetery.
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Donald I. McDougall
Tilrook Street
Win‘nipex
T the Ap, & AM
Pesaueiena
Lot 2
Conmvadap
Nat
John McDoucell
Catherine McLean
Sarah Martin
West
Bossevein
Man
Cartwright
Winnipeg
Jee
JL Berwin
Victoria
Grettad
Mere Karl Gardiner
Kapuskasing
Saddie
Mra
Nmugh Clark
Donalia
Wim Foljis
Ann
Duncan Cameron
Duncan
Acton
Brandon
Homefield
Cart Pwrtene
Hal Reree
Corwhin
Alier
Barherree
Saint Paul
Misuwauta
Acta
Merwe
Daniel Barterree
Harbetrve
Guelph
Institutor
Albert College
Hellville
Ontario
Univerity of
Minnesota
Galling
Trinity Methodiat Church
Madeline Tarberres
Pin
Ao Non
Nillem of
St Paul
Engwaldaan
Minneapolis
Leonant Barberter
Rochester
Minn
Weasley Barbertre
Mere Arthur Allott
Voronto
Mary
Freeman
Easter lily bloom technique aids growers at HTMACA NY
Cornell University experts collaborating with the US Department of Agriculture report a new storage method to force Easter lilies to bloom at will. By storing mature bulbs at 50 degrees then warming to 60 degrees, bulbs sprout in about twelve weeks, enabling year round flowering rather than relying on Japan imports.
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Htmaca
Japan
Pearl Harbor
Prat
Ken Beth Post
Cornell University
Wastington
Gregan
Jutelana
Florida
Cornell
US Department of Agriculture
Post
Viere
Northern Route Winnipeg to Europe May Boost Western Canada
Hudson Bay shipping lane to Europe could drive Western Canada growth. CCF member Richards of The Pas told Manitoba legislature population could rise by 440000 with northern development. He urged proper attention to northern cities and routes.
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Winnipeg
Hudson Bay
Europe
Canada
Boor. Richards
CCF
Pas
Manitoba
Priest Barter Curbs Aboriginal Marriage Customs in Australia
A 1920s report details Father Gell’s marriage trade with Aboriginal communities in WALWISS Australia. It describes the barter of girls as wives for Christianization, tribal resistance, and the eventual shift of marriage rights from elders to mission authorities, ending the practice of buying wives.
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Carll
White Tail Deer Return to Virginia
In Virginia a deer restocking program began in 1936 with Fish and Wildlife Service and National Forest Service aid. Deer were released in 21 counties to rebuild populations and are now expanding naturally, with expectations to boost hunting status statewide.
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Virginia
Richmond
Youn
Hunter
Auguste County
FS Fish and Wildlife Service
National Forest Service
Senior Scouting Proposed to Expand Older Boy Activities
A Ottawa meeting of Scout associations announced a Senior Scouting program for older boys ages 11 to 17. It aims to broaden long distance hiking camping and bivouacking with social interests and provincial guidance, led by elected chief scouts to illustrate the new program.
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Canada
Daigle
Rnd Vinciel
Perc
Une Shominson
Ottawa
Air
Ohief
Vonship
Olin Dats Anid
Framosa Faces Unpaid Taxes Totaling ST3 500
Tax records show Framosa owes ST3 500 in unpaid taxes. At Brannan fete pac officials report unsettled assessments and potential actions. Rockwood village accounts are tied to the matter as the treasurer reviews letters from local departments and Road rere associations for possible mitigation.
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Framosa
Brannan
Soest
Urah
Transada
Pole
Rockwood
Owas
Ontario
Tors
Department of
Ted
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