Milton News Highlights And Tragic Misconduct Inquiries
A Milton meeting at Mrs Gamblé’s home leads to a disruptive initiation incident with charges of assault and bodily harm against Geo Mitrovich and P Riley. Separately Louis Fine, 58, a Toronto merchant, dies suddenly in Milton. he helped found University Avenue Gynagogue and leaves a widow and several children. Dr Cox and Dr Metchi of the Mellon Institute propose sugar as a concrete additive to boost mortar strength, a potential boon for construction. Cecil Brown survives a near head-on crash after a faulty signal, with William Cullam of Peel injured in the other vehicle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. Mitrovich
Dundas Highway
Cooksville
Donnybrook
Steve Grgos
Lawrence Hor
Grgos
And
Louige Fine
Crawford Street
Toronto
Mifton
Louis Levinsky
University Avenue
Fine
America
Russia
Milton
Jacob.m
Milwaukee
Archie Fine
New Orleans
Charles
Shirley Schneider
Albany
New York
Sylvia Rosenbloom
American Chemical Society
Gerald ‘J.cox
John Metchi
the-Mellon-Institute-of-Industrial Research
Mellon Institute
Cox
Acton District News Highlights Local Appointments and Weddings
The Acton district reports changes including James Dobie Jr. transferring to Kitchener station and a looming departure, with community praise from local lodges. A unique Easter birthday brings four generations together for Jackie Stewart. Trevor H. Grout, KC, named Peel County Court Judge, and Halton Presbytery holds a conference in Acton on church work. Eleanor Ramsden and William Ramsden wed at Willow Street home with a Toronto reception and guests from Kitchener and Toronto.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James.Dobie, Jr
Kitchener
Dobie
James
Don
Oddfellows
Masonic
Walker Lodge
Jackie Stewart
J. J. Stewart
Jack
Harry. Gibbons
John Stewart
Hugh McCutcheon
W. Sayers
Peel
Trevor H. Grout
K. C
Arnprior
Ontario
Justin
Osgoode Hall
Toronto
Grout
Carleton Place
Renfrew
W. McCgarry
Canadian Club of
Arnprior Club
The
Conservative “Association
Ramsden-Mason
C. W. Mason
Willow Street
Eleanor
William Ramsden
John den
Actin
L." Poole
Charme Ding
Heen Boyd
Harold Bingham Ramsden
Gordon Ramsden
Villa Waller
A. W. Sinclair
Hubert Smith
Beatrice
Helen
Boyd
Ralph Markels
No New Works to Relieve Unemployment Deliberations
At the fortnightly session Councillors Cowie Nicol Jones and McArthur with Reeve Barber presiding discussed relief work. The Reeve noted roof repairs at militia quarters were paused by partitions and occupants held responsible for the space. The council refused big new undertakings this year due to tax collection issues but agreed to act if emergency needs arose.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cowie
Nicol
Jones
McArthur
Reeve Barber
Finance Committee
McPherson
G.cowle
E. Jones
Fred Mills
Geo. Cowie
Rutherford &. Williamson
F. Roney
Relief Committee
Wes
Roney
G. R. Agnew
Barber
Acton
George Cowle
John Nicol
Acton Free Press
Chester McBain
McDonald
R. M. McDonald
Reet
G. Cowle
R. ‘M_,McDonald
Catriea
Debate over Intermediates and Toronto dominance in hockey
The piece argues for restructuring junior and intermediate hockey to aid smaller communities. It notes Windsor and Toronto leading intermediates, Toronto teams exploiting cross eligibility, and calls for separate groups by city size to boost local interest and fairness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Windsor
Toronto
Doherty- A. C
Oshawa
Doherty
Toronto Hockey League
St.ds
H. A
Acton
Allan
Oakville
O. H.A
Gartens
Border Cities
Ontario
Marlboros
Sea Fleas
Semor
Qoe
Devonshire Chapter to Meet on Tuesday Evening
Regular monthly meeting of the Devonshire Chapter of the LEB will be held Tuesday evening April 5 at eight o'clock at the home of Mrs. W. M. Cooper Main Street. James P. McDermott former Deputy Reeve and Oakville councillor was fatally injured near Burlington when struck by a car driven by C. C. Brown of Burlington. He died at St. Joseph's Hospital Hamilton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women’s Institute
J.-E. Gamblé
Devonshire
LEB
W. M. Cooper
Main Street
James P. McDermott
Oakville
Burlington
C. c. ‘Brown
Tr. McDermott
St. Joseph's ‘Hospital
Hamilton
Stunt aviator dazzles as crowd gasps above air show
The evening meal digester notes a daring pilot performing dips, rolls, glides, and loops while onlookers like Mike and Pat react with awe. A Scottish lady comments on husbands, calling them hard to manage yet missed when absent, reflecting light dialogue amid the crowd.
Road Superintendent Appointed in Esquesing Township
At Stewarttown on March 24 the Esquesing Township council approved a by law to appoint a Road Superintendent and filled the position with Harry Robertson whose duties begin April 1, 1932. Council adjourned to meet again April 11 at 1 30 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stewarttown
Heeve
W. G. ‘ Appellee
L., L. Mullin
N. R. Robinson
G. Wesley
Murray
Reeve
Gen. Currie
W. G. Appélice
Wesley Murray
A.W. Benton
Ontario
oGod
S. de Squire
M R. Robinson
L.l.mullin
Esquesing
G. Wesley Murray
Harry, Robertson
Corporation
L. L. Mullin
Halton County Baseball League Holds Milton Meeting
Annual gathering in Milton drew delegates from Oakville Georgetown Acton and Milton. Halton and Wentworth League includes Bronte Kilbride Carlisle Campbellville Palermo with officers elected for both bodies. A organizing meeting for the legal club will be held in Acton Town Hall on Wednesday April 6 at eight o clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Halton County Baseball League
Milton
Oakville
Georgetown
Acton
Halton and
Wentworth
Bronte
Kilbride
Carlisle
Campbellville
Palermo
Halton League
w. T. _ Randel
Col. G. OO. Brown
Donald Toletzka
Halton
Wentworth League
Leslie Bray
Tressurey
Patterson
The
Acton Relief Committee Receipts and Expenditures Note Overdraft
The Acton Relief Committee, active since last November, reports receipts of 1 435.40 from sources including a hockey match. Expenditures on food fuel and clothing through February total 1 192.61, leaving a small overdraft as government support ends this month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Acton Relief Committee
Canada crosses 100 million in new financing total
A. E. Ames weekly tally shows Canada’s financed total surpassed 100 million from early 1932 through March 28, with the Toronto issue adding 15,299,000 and municipal bonds contributing 45,000. Easter dates in March become rarer. next March Easter is 1937 on the 28th.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
A. E. Ames
Toronto
Wray and Tuck Rites Mark Nelson Burlington Deaths
Mrs. Geo Wray a Nelson native and Burlington district resident for decades died at 71. Survivors include husband four sons and three daughters. Funeral from 76 London Street Hamilton to Greenwood Cemetery Burlington. Also Mrs. Sarah Catherine Tuck of Burlington died after brief illness in her 79th year. funeral from L G Wallace Funeral Home Hamilton to Greenwood Cemetery Burlington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George “Wray
Nelson
Burlington
Rundas Highway
Nelson Village
Wray
Lorain
Ohio
Alfred
John
Alexander
Hamilton
Jean McIntosh
Detroit
L. Grooker
Lila
London Street
Greenwood Cemetery
Burlington’ District
Sarah Catherine
Tuck
John Tuck
Edward Cattail
Hannon
Ontario
United Church
Ernest
Windsor
Arthur Tuck
North Bay
R. G. ‘Milne
Toronto
W. J. Stephenson
Margaret Keough
Aldershot
H. Smith
George Emerson
Dartnall
Death of Rev John P Barberree Remains Enduring
Obituary from Brantford Expositor notes the former Nassagaweys Township resident Rev John P Barberree died January 13 after a lengthy ministry spanning Colpoy's Bay Kinglake Kelvin and Bookton charges. Described as sincere forthright humble and diligent his life centered on aiding others and preaching the gospel. He faced illness at Hepworth and Kinglake before pneumonia led to his death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nassagawega
Brantford
West
Albert College
Belleville
Welland
Wails
Victoria University
Belwood
Drumbo
Richwood
Barberree
Hamilton
John Barberree
Christ
Hepworth
Kinglake
Kelvin and Bookton
Brantford Hospital
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ck B. Haviland
A. Rocking Clair
Mr. Aviland
Elora
Cecil Brown
Brown
Wm. Cullam
Peal
Cullam
Ed An. Ho
Immg
Canad
EB. N.' Rhodes
nYormed
Oscar J.’ Boulanger
House of Combeen
Kitshener
Mr. Struthers
Dr. Endicott
Saskatchewan
Geo. W. Willams
Free ‘Press
King
Deforest Bros
Shaee Rutherford Williamson Co
J.B. Mackenzie & Son
Tao J. B. Adamson
Ford
W. R. Norton
E. T. Thetford
Norton Motors
Ford Company
Knox Guild Meeting
Sandwith West
Ontario Municipal Board
Municipal ‘Board
Sandwich West
Municipal Board
King-Wheeler
D-D. Wheeler
Doris Irene
Clarence King
Viola ‘Waller
Wiliam King
Rudolph’ Spielvogel
Buffalo
Mike
Pat
Harry Robertson
Halton and Wentworth
Geo. Wray
John P. Barberree
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