Family notices from Acton and Ontario obituaries and births
Infant son of Mr and Mrs James A Benson born March 23 1933 at Acton. William John Stuckey of Willow Street Acton Ontario dies March 28 1933 aged 75. Gathering Duffy of Victoria Avenue Ontario dies in 86th year. Margaret McNabb died Goderich March 31 1930 aged ninety two. Mrs John Laverty Lily L Smith Acton dies March 30 19__. Memorial verses from children and grandchildren including Lorna Myrna Calva Laverle and Elverene Colbece.
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Benson
David cCarnahan
Acton
James A Benson
Stuckey
Willow Street
Ontario
William John Stuckey
Elizabeth Hills
Duffy
William
Duval
Victoria
Wier
Joseph's Church
Bettis
McNabb
Margaret McNabb
Goderich
Nan
Laverty
John Laverty
Lily L. Smith
Reese Monck
March Revels and Local Happenings Fill Town Notes
The community anticipates Good Friday and Easter holidays in two weeks amid spring chatter. Notices discuss Welfare Board meeting, prizes in the Paris contest, and weather affecting outdoor plans. Burlington relief costs. hockey and baseball hopes in Halton. local officials change in Georgetown Hydro. Page One puzzle and ads remind readers to study for prizes.
Semple and Economical Desserts
Betty Barclay suggests affordable dessert options to complement meals. Recipes include Baked Apple with Orange, Sunflower Dessert, and Friat Blanc Mang e using apples oranges milk and pantry staples to balance meals and please families.
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Semple
Betty Barclay
Obituary notices extend to many relatives and mourners
Elizabeth Wilts and family mourn extensive circle in Acton and Arthur. Interment at Fairview Cemetery Acton. Numerous Stuckey and Cooper relatives travel from Niagara Falls, St Catharines and Toronto area to attend. Pallbearers were six nephews. many floral tributes sent by local businesses and families.
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Elizabeth Wilts
Harry
Guelph
H. E. Smith
Bowmanville
Arthur
Joseph
Kentner
Reta
Prederick
Richard
Lewis
Pincher Creek
Alberta
Samuel
Niagara Falls
Herbert
Caledon
E. Cooper
Toronto
Fairview
Acton
Cooper
Ganauel “Stuckey and Family
Niagara “Falls
Clifford
Bishop
Samuel Stuckey
Mary. Stuckey
Charles Stuckey
Wiliam” Chapman
St. Catharines
G. B. Cooper
Charles Cooper
Thos. ‘Cooper
James Irmie
William Stuckey
H. Q. Es
Bonadisal
James Bonadisal
Oakville Ready for Final Hockey Clash in Galt
Oakville plans a big celebration after the Hamilton game, but postponements have troubled past wins. Little Jimmie Marshall, who injured an eye last week, has returned home and is progressing favorably. Oakville meets Woodstock in the Intermediate O. A. finals in Galt Friday seeking Halton County pride and a win.
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Oakville
Hamilton
Jimmie Marshall
Woodstock
Galt
Halton
Advertising as a tool for city growth and traffic relief
Edson R. Waite argues advertising city virtues boosts trade and urges proactive measures. He cites Oklahoma City plans for a paved highway belt line, urging other cities to follow with strategic promotions to attract business and manage rising highway traffic.
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Oklahoma
JI. PF. Wews
Oklahoma City
Maud Reveals Her Name In Quirky Exchange
A brief dialogue shows Maud correcting a caller about her name. The speaker asks to call her Mabel, while Maud insists her real name is Maud, hinting at a playful family misnaming dynamic.
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Mabel
Maud
Wholesale Fruit Prices From Toronto Markets
Wholesale fruit quotes in Toronto show apples per bushel at various grades and prices from 1.50 to 4.15. Pears range from 1.50 to 3.75 per bushel with different quality grades listed. Cattle and other market items appear with multiple price points across Good Calf and Cow categories.
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Toronto
The Innocent Bystander in Family Quarrels
The piece argues that bystanders suffer when shootings occur and family quarrels cause more pain to listeners than participants. It laments public quarrels as bad manners and urges self control to spare others from witnessing humiliation.
Every formula which expresses a law for nature is a hymn of praise to God
A short quotation attributed to Marla Mitchell noting that laws of nature are expressions of reverence to God.
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Marla Mitchell
You Honor and the Arm in Court
A lawyer claims his client did not commit burglary only a limb acted. The judge sentences the arm to confinement, then the prisoner removes his own corked arm and leaves the courtroom.
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Ibs
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