Marriages and Obituaries from Toronto Area Notices 1924
A collage of marriage notices and obituaries dated March 1924 from Toronto and surrounding towns. Entries include weddings of Kath leen Frances Barber and Sarah KB Comn, Chisholm in Marnby, and deaths such as Jackson Charion Hardy and Alexander Fawcett with ages noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tamu Covein AU
Motwara Park Avenue
Toranto
Andrew Tmrte
Feva
U. C
Cameron Ant Albert Hughes
Kathleen Frances
Mre
Frank J. Barber
Afr
Sarohl KB. Comn
M. Coffin
J. A. Cofin
Roorgetown
Chisholm
Mary Hkizabyth Carter
William Tolton
Huptley Street
Toronto
Hannah
Rebecca May
Hannah May
Trafalgar
Local notes mix weather hints with community events
Acton area items report maple work and spring talk as old home week plans form. Notices cite church organ installation, a rummage sale, tax forms at the post office, and local civic efforts for an uptown park while merchants prep spring goods and bids for business rebound.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Unis
Hall
Ireland
Girlz
Ontario
Milton
Knox Church Ia
Tegmaters
A. T. Mann
James Moore
Hewor Seed Co. Quelph
Charies EB. Parker
Hha
Young Street
M. BE
Grand
Grand Chapter Naval Arch Masons
T. H. Moorshead
Brampton
Jas O
Baal
Fars
Acton Citizens
Georgetown
Slaters
Edner
Moor
Ray
Howard
The
Baptist Church
Moore
Julia McArthur
New Orleans
McAlpine
Acton
Heepdle Baptist Church
Osc
Variou Ontario
Rhoe Ain
Miltén
Wsa
Guelph
Bemtarsa
Young People's League
Roper
China
St. Patrick's
Acton Fraternity Plans Fan Fair with Committees Listed
The Directone of Acton Paul Palp outlines a Wednesday meeting on March 12 to finalize plans for a Fan Fair. President Gilbert names committees for prizes, dairy cattle, poultry, printing, and more and seeks grants from local councils. The Wm Ronnie Seed Co has offered prizes for seed and plant collections, with newly appointed Secretary-Treasurer Mr Wid presenting on Fal Fair laws.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Directone
Acton
Paul Palp
Thor
Gil
H J. Warnabaw
H. Linidaay
W. Joluetone
H.W Linginay
Lowby
A. i Melaan
J. KO Pouren
A. Th Moe Loan
Conesrt
W. TR Kenney
G. M Hhorey
IO OM. McDonaid
Wannaady
Julmatone
Korn Neavy
Hormes
L. NaDougall
John He Baalth
Light Hornes H. OL Lindaay
Juhmstone
Cattin
W. A. Lawhy
D. K. Penren
Dairy Cattle
Chin
J. IL Kennedy
D. PD. Waldin
C. B. Swackhamer
H. P. Moore
George Hagill
K. M. McDonald
TL. B. Shorey
W. R. Kenney
Els Hagford
J. E. Mearon
Ronnie Seeed
Wid
Aking
Toronto Masonic Choir Delights Guelph Audience
The Toronto Masonic Male Choir performed at the Collegiate Vocational Assembly Hall in Guelph with about seventy five in attendance, following a Massey Hall run in Toronto. Conductor Ernest R Bowles led a polished program including The Creation Hymn and Let Their Celestial Concerts all Unite, with Soloist Miss Sadia Stevenson and Mr Albert Downing receiving acclaim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toronto Masonic
Collegiate Vocational Assembly Hall
Guelph
Acton Masons
Winess
Massey Hall
Toronto
Ernest R. Bowles
Sololsts
Misa Sadia Stevenson
Albert Downing
Missy Stevenson
Aha
Acton Football Club Reorganized After Meeting in England Hall
A reorganization meeting for Acton Football Club held in the Bows of England hall drew twenty two participants. New officers include President G Beardmore and Secretary A Trotter with Treasurer Sam Perry. The club voted to affiliate with the Toronto District Association and invited Toronto associations to unite, while noting imports and a strong last year squad may not yield a powerful team for upcoming matches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bows of England Hall
Acton Football Club
Toloway
G. Beardmore
A. O. T. Deansmore
C. Hackett
Pater Smith
J Hasaard
Q. Moor
A. Trotter
Sam Perry
D. Green
J. Bailey
A. Hedburn
W. _ Mooultt
W. Coles
J. Grant
Toronto
Acton
Toronto District Association
Thoas
Vwill
Elty Loamy
Promptup
Oakville
Tetephens Company
Bonore
New Auto Showroom Opens in Mary Street Block
A new two story brick building on Mary Street houses the MAON O'No & How enterprise featuring a large showroom for Studebaker and Overland cars, with a rear rock room and underground storage. The front offers a spacious display and a steam heated modern interior to attract professionals, with the remainder of the floor for storage and winter stock. Upcoming sales include farm stock and implements with auctions scheduled from March 20 to April 2 led by local dealers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MAON
O'No
Cife
Rurage
Mary Street
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Nemor Fard
Poema
Lashy
Marcy
Rodlawood
Fo Sr
Mra
Clow
Sun
George Wallace
Indica
Oukvie
Acton Hree Press
Toronto Masonic Choir
Sevanty
Thair
Toronto and District Football Association
N. O'Neitl & Ban
R. J) Kerr
Lisy
D. Milla
Townline
Erin
Eromosu
Mr. Withers
Vower
Old Methodist School
John GC. Noleon
Misa Lottle
Credit Valley
D. Robertson& Co. “Limited
Lime and Stone
Milton, ON
J. Galbraith
Clyde Restaurant
F. Mills
H. Stuckey
Acton Horticultural Society
Town Hall
J. E.carter, Esq
Ontario Horticultural’ Society
Carter
Frank Sgriven
Thetford
Bec
Treaa
Yao
Horbes
Amos Norrish
Chas. F. Norrish
Geil
Ndagagawoya
Clyde Horaes
Bay Mare
York
Flora
Jean
Oliver Powerift
Wat
Tractor Outfit
Amos
Research Department
National Association of Farm Equipment Manufacturers
America
Farm Equipment Assocition
Rune
Furmar
Uieso
Parmer
Wuya
Croft Ratus
Nealthy
Charles E. Parker
Young Stree Acton
Ont
McLean & Co
Mill Street
Neilson
J. R. Thompson
Concegalon
Clyde Horse
Clyde Horya
Tamworth
Howe
Welstein
Jersey
Walters Yourling
Minskey-Harrig
Ben Petch
Auationser
Tawa
Natuc
S. M. Lasby
H. Wiles
Iltersey Canay
North American Life Doumurance Co
Head Omer
Alfred E. Logan
Yourw
Wincoruly
L. Maude
Logan
F.C. Walls
North American Life Assurance Co
Bank of Hamilton Bldg
Hamilton
West-End
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