Russell-At James Russell Dies At General Hospital
Died Private Patients' Pavilion General Hospital March 21st 1941 James Russell son of Robert Hassell in his 60th year. In Memoriam George T Woods died March 26th 1951. Lovingly remembered by wife and family. mourned by those who knew him in life.
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Russell
Pavilion
General Hospital
Toronto
James Russell
Robert Hassell
Woons
George T. Woods
Lini
Tam
Odds and Ends April Pool'n Day and War Service Fund
A collection of local notices mentions Odds and Ends April Pool n Day next Tuesday, army trucks passing through, radio licenses due April 1, and War Services Fund appeals. Also referenced are repairs at Wool Combing plant, egg grading station setup in Acton, and Acton hockey and local sports notes with Holmes and the Tanners.
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Nova Scotia
Acton Hockey Boys
Holmes
H.li
Local Notes Preview April Events And Camp Reunion Plans
The column notes an April end date for displays and upcoming events. Groups will fund and stage programming through the year, with a Pat party and a St Patrick celebration mentioned. Work on a model airport progresses, and a camp reunion date will be set next week for attendees from last year.
William Kenney lifelong Acton pillar dies at 81
William Kenney a prominent Acton resident dies in his eighty second year after a long illness. Born in Georgetown in 1844 to John Kenney and Mary Murphy he moved to Acton 80 years ago. He served as school trustee councilor and justice of the peace and was active in Knox Church and the Sons of Scotland Society. He ran a shoe and repair business for 62 years with his brother John. Survived by widow, two sons and three daughters, the family burial in Fairview Cemetery followed a private funeral service led by Rev Hl. Benne Ellerment.
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Acton
William Robert Kenney
Kenney
William Kenney
Georgetown
Usb
John Kenney
Mary Murphy
Antrium
Ireland
Gus
Walker Lodge Alf. & AM
Knox ‘Church
Sons of Scotland Society
Fingland
Brampton
John
Bat Blair
William R. Kenney
Wiliam Kenney
Fairview Cemetery
MD Wt Bos
J. Moore
Col C. Gr
Funeral for Earl Price at Farmview Cemetery
Robittle home mourns the loss of Earl Price age nine and his wife Hattie Landsay at Nas sages Township. The funeral was held Saturday afternoon at the home with Rev ALG Wo Foreman officiating. Interment followed at Farmview Cemetery Acton with pallbearers Fred Cole Bernard Minar Elwood Wilsen Robert Anderson Frank Brown Ernest Reed.
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Robittle
Bark Fielding Urtee Vale
Ais
Guelph
Nassages
Ble
Math Bes
Ant Tantly
Farna Sues
Hattie Landsay
Billie
Beother Elmer
Dxine
Ethel Kendall
Toronto
Review Atkins
Alg Wo
Price
The
United Church
Farmview Cemetery
Acton
Mesere
Fred Cole
Bernard Minar
Jelwood Wilsen
Robert Anderson
Frank Brown
Ernest Reed
Flord
Mary Meredith Grant obituary notes Loyalist heritage and family ties
Mrs James Grant dies March 15 at the home of her daughter Mrs. Wo Mitchell. Born Mary Meredith in Limehouse to Loyalist ancestors, she lived on land settled in 1817 and married James Grant about sixty-three years ago. Survived by children Wim Proctor, Merritt of Georgetown, Burvish Merritt, and many grandchildren. service led by Rev. Davidsant at Limehouse Presbyterian Church with multiple pallbearers and long floral tributes from family and community groups.
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Limehouse
James Grant
Wo. Mitchell
Canada
Niagara Peninsula
Grant
Mary Meredith
Mary. Meredith
John Merritt
Wim, Proctor
Toronto
Ms. Merritt
Georgetown
Burvish Merritt
Britannia
Wim Mitchell
Joseph Meredith
Thomas “Meredith
Ottawa
Turner
von Mitchell
A Wo Norton
Grants
Fred Brown
Harry Brown
Angus Lanenon
Jon Newton
Robert Scott
Thomas
Kennedy
Carreny Mewirs
Saul Bell
Harding Price
Ale ‘An
Norton
Jack Noble
Telfore Proctor
Wilfred Proctor
Goneen
Deri
Lorene
Wilfrid
David Robertson
Hall
J. Sanford
Lyla
Local Names List From An OCR Snippet
Fragmentary OCR shows a string of personal names including Grace Daley and Grace Gihaan along with several surnames such as Dobble and Storey and Gertrude Mita. The passage reads like a catalog of individuals with uncertain roles or relations.
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Daley
Grace Gihaan
Gwet Dobble
Aliee Storey
Gertrude Mita
Jewsle, Hobo
Mother Galbraith
Ainthday
Sneath
Eumily
Farmers to provide mold key men for war effort
In Chelmsford England R S Hudson minister of agriculture outlines plans to recruit farmers and workers to sustain food production. He says the best method is to draft more men for service than needed while keeping experienced farm staff on the land and using women and conscientious objectors to fill labor gaps.
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Chelmsford
England
R. S. Hudson
Notice to Creditors of Annie Lang Estate
Creditors and others with claims against the estate of Annie Lang of Acton Halton died about March 7 1941 must send proofs to solicitor Der Leatherland Acton before April 12 1941. Assets to be distributed per law after claims filed pursuant to statute. Dated March 27 1941.
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Clair
Annie Lang
Acton
Halton
Apra
der Leatherland
Ontario
Britain's New Planes in the War Effort and Innovation
A review outlines how Britain plans to maintain aircraft supply and diversify types during war. Major Robertson notes Hurricanes Spitfires dominate, with the Blenheim Sunderland and Whirlwind among notable models. future types and torpedo bombers are discussed as RAF and BEA production evolves.
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RAL
FP. E
Scout troop meeting schedules change and activities noted
A Wednesday Scout meeting at Te pon Mier led by Woof Middleton featured semaphore Morse training and a Kim's game patrol competition. The Court of Honor voted to move the next meeting to Thursday at 7 30 pm, with Proficiency Badge instruction continuing to 9 30 pm and Tom Watson, assistant scout master, attending as a welcome visitor.
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Pho Neytalk
Te Pon
Middleton
Op Kim
ALS. M
Aircraftaman
Tom Watson
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Britain
War Services Fund
March
Wool Combing Corporation
Canadian War Services
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West
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Tie Fare Presa
Rachgrou
Tly Asien
Georgian Bay
S. T. Lindaay
J. Dave
Gettles Morgan
Aéesse
Emma
Isaae
Dave
Miller
Ethel
WU ‘Tena
Fred Cale
Jobin
Ellyn
Fred
Delmer” Shortill
Kissick
Smith
Gind
Noyd
Kane
Skeoch
Verna McSorley
Daisy Greeny
Violet Contig
James Russel
Patents Pavilion General Hospital
Guelph Voxpitad
James Cree
A.O. W. Foreman
Ballinafad
F. Shortil
Messrs
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Herbert McEachern
W. McIntyre
David Russell
R. Evans
Women’s Association of the United Church
Bart. Fielding Prich
Mes
Annie Sanguter
Helton
Willow
W. T. Patterson
R.D. Speetatht
Wyndham
Phono
Maher Shoe Store
Connault
Acton, Ont
Royal Guelps
Robert. Taylor IN
Flight Command
Ruth Hussey
Walten Lidgeon Pale Kelley
Skelton
Ronalind Russell
Melvyn Douglas
Love Witte Binnie Barnes
Jaslyn
Joslyn
Esoterna
Germany
Meyer
F. A. de V. Robermuan
Robertson
Flaalp
Wallington
Whitney
Hampden
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Wwe
Netion
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Lori Beaverbrook
RLALP
RAF
Europe
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Smmlickey
Silk Poisery
New Shadow
Children's
Stzen Ny
Windsor
Squile
Cambridge
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Bhae Dening
Elliott Bros
H-ver
Georgetown Lumber. Co
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Seale
RCAF
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