Notices of Birphe Marriages and Deaths Inverted in Column
Memoriam notices and marriage and death notices read oddly. The column lists births marriages and deaths including I BORN HURST at St Josephs Hospital Guelph on Tuesday April 29 to ALCL and Mrs Joseph Yurst Michael David. I MARRIED VEVERAN HEGEDUS at Our Lady of Lourdes Toronto April 24 1941 Rogallo to William A Heveran Acton. Phinney McCallum at Saint Ann Church Noxto April 14 Beatrice Viola Phinney to Victor McCallum Parsboro Nova Scotia. Arthur Sudden death Killarney Manitoba April 17 1941 Joseph Arthur aged 65."
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Hurst
St Joseph's Hospital, Guelph—on
Alcl
Joseph Yurst
Kon Michael David
Veveran-Hegedus
Our Lady “of Lourdes Ghureh
Toronto
Kyle
Rogallo
Andrew
Hegedus
William A. Heveran
Acton
Local notes mix weather, roads and fires across town
Olds and Eats reports a late spring feel with April near, warns cyclists to stay off roads after dark, and notes dust, road work, and gravel improvements at Mill Street. A fire damages a barn near Malton Wales, with two cars and grain lost. Major Collier joined New Market Training Centre staff. his son serves with the King forces.
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Albert Barton
Malton Wales
Diery
Barton
Mob. Collier
Acton
New Market
Oun
Win Mot Cheras
Navy Dis
RC Abp
Toronto
Dublin Women's Institute Holds April Meeting in Halton County
The Dublin Women’s Institute met in April with Mrs Somerville presiding. Speakers covered agriculture, Canadian industries, woollen mills, and knitting. The group discussed wild flower preservation and concluded with thanks, singing the national anthem, and luncheon.
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Dublin Women’s Institute
Somerville
Mire Andersen
Stewarttowny
Barter
Watkins
Steel
Watson
Dios
Tis
Obituary of Larney Mapitaba spans Canada to Manitoba
Larney Mapitaba died suddenly at KH on April 1st. Born near Limehouse in 1876, he married Christina McCorquodale in 1906 and lived in Esquesing township, Ninga Manitoba, and later Killarney district. A devout Christian, he died of a heart attack an hour after attending service. He leaves wife, daughter Mary, son Alexander Boissevain, sister Mrs James McDowell, and brother John Wakapo r Manitoba. large funeral cortege and floral tributes accompanied burial at Ningan Cemetery.
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Larney Mapitaba
Joeseph Arthur
Arthur
Limehouse
Esquesing
Christina McCorquodale
Ninga
Manitoba
Killarney
Roe
Ningan
Mary
Alexander, Boissevain
James McDowell
John
Wakapor Manitoba
Hon F R Oliver Guest Speaker at Ys Club Meeting
The Ys Club hosted Hon F R Oliver as a guest speaker. He spoke of England weathering the storm and preserving democracy, calling for liberality and better governance. President Norm Marlowe thanked Oliver, with A T Brown and the Ladies' Lunary aiding the event.
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F. R. Oliver
Ys Men’s Club
Oliver
St. George
England
Norm Marlowe
A -T. Brown
LuSihary
Close MG Meeting of Literary Society at Bloomsbury
Clarence Wilson presided over the Bloomsbury Literary Secrets closing meeting. The program featured brief debates on Canada and farmers versus manufacturers with Archie MacPherson and Wallace Lashy for the affirmative and Donald Ferguson and Kenneth Watson for the negative. The judges favored the affirmative. prizes went to Mildred Wilson and Mae McLaughlin.
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Clarence Wilson
Bloomsbury
Mir Co
Phan 6
Archie MacPherson
Wallace Lashy
Donald Ferguson
Keneth Watson
Mildred Wilsone
Tnd
Mae McLaughlin Lynch
Heveran Hegedus Wedding In Toronto Last Week
Miss Rosalie Hegedus daughter of Mrs Andrew Hegedus married William Heveran of Acton in Toronto last week. The ceremony at Lady of Lourdes Ghuretter included Agnes and other mourned attendees, with a reception at King Edward Hotel. The couple will reside in Acton after traveling. the bride wore a beige dress and carried a corsage of pink blooms.
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Lady of
Agnes
King Edwiart Hotel
Postal Messages To Enemies Occupied Countries Declared
The Canadian Post Office warns that no personal postal messages may be sent to or from enemy or occupied countries. Messages limited to 28 words and personal family news only. Written in block letters, in English French or German, via the International Red Cross in Geneva. May 1st start date.
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W. PP. Mulock
Vostongter General
Ainnouaeys
Canadiary Dust Office Department
TeScayes
Crionds
Guermasay
Auistrria
Italy
Carchoslovakia
Poland
Belgiunn
International Red Cross
Geneva
Switzerland
tomUmmada
British Move To Seize Initiative In North Africa War
Turbulent weekly war commentary notes British forces gaining initiative in North Africa with naval and air support harassing Libya. Reports detail Luftwaffe and Italian campaigns stalled near Salumi and Thermopylae Pass, with Allied troops pushing toward Dessie and Athens amid Greek evacuation concerns.
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Denmark
Tobruk
Tobruk Vaate
Chernuet Ant Utter
Tonnies
North Africa
Navy
Royal Air
Iran
Thermopylae Pass
New Zealand
Mount Octa
IV Seusoniel
Sasha DT Cerarn
Athens
Greece
A.W. Fadden
Australia
Sydney
N.S.W
Wy Nore Landlads 0 DT wont charge vaulter brvakfast
The fragment notes a dispute about a boarder not being charged for breakfast, raising questions about liability and entitlements. It mentions a vaulter and a breakfast issue, with unclear names or dates, reflecting a casual, cryptic newspaper item.
Cedar Crest Golf Club Elects Officers
The Cedar Crest Golf Club met at the Clare House on Monday evening to elect officers for 190n. President J A Wiloughby reviewed the past year and thanked retiring captain Ved Moree and Mrs. Miller for service. Officers include President J A Wiloughby, Vice President Mrs Do Al Wil loughby, Captain Dr Lo t Bateman, Vice Captain Welk, and Miss Jenn Mackenzie as secretary.
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Cedar Crest
Clare House
EA. Witlaghby
Tes
Ved Moree
Wii Miller
al Wiloughby
Do al Willoughby
Bateman
Welk
Gralui
Jenn’ Mackenzie
Willam Hullyshire
Sam Mackenzie
Salt
Wald
Heldman
Wigglesworth
Claude Cooke
W. He Bramley
Greens
OT McKay
War Reaches Louisville Amid Derby Candidates
Fragmentary OCR reads as a wartime roundup in Louisville touching Derby candidates and local officials including marshal and command figures. Names and details are unclear but signal tense political climate around the Kentucky Derby season.
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Louisville
Kecb Stellipeyent Arimes
Kentucky
Deri
Ave Marshal
Battie Cators
An’ Stearer
Till Command
Sen
Headmaster School for Army Drivers Receives Certificate
A report notes a former Ton mt gains a certificate for ten seats driving without accident, while a spy pomness figure from London is referenced as leading the program at the Headmaster school for army drivers.
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London
Pomness
Ton Mt
Fragmented Tale From Tenderfoot Case Logs and Foggy Mentions
A hazy narrative excerpt references a Tenderfoot test and various named figures in a murky scene. The prose mentions Maureen, Penrod, Gee Tillied, Ena Vandergeitten, and Stace Ager amid a confusing meander of names, events, and stray phrases with little cohesive context.
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Olds
Tur Ferre
Herbert Dron
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Johnstone and
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Operative Wool Growers Limited
Hay Street
Jehovah
Laprot Ctaroos Bosos
Grood
Werttie
Horsemen
W. H. Allan
Lot Sy Furst Tane
Tisepunes Inns
Erie
Harold, Wiles
Gray Coach Lines
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Corens
Hatelall
Yinroshavia
Spain
Moroccu
Atlantic Ocean
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Ann V
Thre
Deasie Dessie
Filitepoans
Jassie Sheemner
Petit
Kady
South Water
Eride News
Far N Bat Company
Coe Bers Ivy
Geop Mwd
Maneho
ROYAL
Arizona
EAN
Aleraune
William Holden
the Sear's Dyanwtie
Ue Seveente Maent
Margaret Sullivan
Fie
CNNEA
Aested
Tyke
Enclone
Wizorded
Maclean's Magazine
Canadian Home Journal
Home Monthly
Canadian Horticulture and Home
Canada Poultry Review
Meclean's
True Story
Christian Herald
Masa
McCall's Magazine
Parents’ Magazine
Screenland
Canadian’ Home Journal
National Home Monthly
McCall's
Silver Screen
Red Book
Pouvetti
Wen
Genlemen
Post
Praviasd
Acton Free Press
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