Community's Social Life Highlights Weekend Visits
Local notes recount Mr. J Campbell Currie of Chatham at home over the weekend and Delaine Gibbons R N of Toronto visiting in their area. Several couples and individuals from Stratford Cockville Nobleton and Toronto hosted family and friends for holidays and celebrations. Engagement announced for Elva Elizabeth Johnston to Alfred William Winter with a June wedding planned.
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Pred Johnston
Erin Township
Elva Elizabeth
Alfred William Winter
Eramosa Township
Mia. Winter
Daniel Winter
Thistle~ Town
Questioning a Kentucky resident about birthplace
A traveler questions a Black man in Kentucky about being born there, provoking a terse exchange. The man is confused while his wife intervenes, highlighting casual racial prejudice as she clarifies the question.
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Kentucky
Sambo
The Old Time Country Store Is Disappearing
A Rural village observes the old fashioned country store fading as modern shops and car culture alter shopping habits. Elders recall a time of community gathering, samples, and casual dialogue now replaced by neatly arranged shelves and impersonal commerce.
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Embryo
Travers
Ufe
Mie
Public Utilities Commission Hears Plans to Popularize Electric Ranges
The Ontario Public Utilities Commission held a special meeting to discuss a plan to popularize electric ranges. Dealers present included W. R. Be Blair Joy Reid and others as Chairman L. G. King led a round table and the group postponed a final decision to Friday.
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Public Utilities Commission
W. R. BE
Blair
Joy. Reid
W. D. Talbot
Mac Gymon
L. G. King
B G. Arnold
Commission
King
Ontario Commission
Electria
Canadian Mining Advances in Mackenzie River Region
A late 1930s survey notes aggressive mineral development along the Mackenzie River basin near Great Bear Lake and Great Slave Lake. It highlights a gold find at Yellowknife River, rail-to-rail pitchblende shipments to Port Hope, and ongoing prospecting across Athabasca and Huattah Lake areas with early trenching and diamond drilling.
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Mackinsie River
Great Bear Lake
Great Brave Lake
Lake Athabaska
Yost
Yellowknife River
Roe
Slave Lake
Mackenzie River
Canada
Port Hope
Ontario
Huattah Lake
Great Hoar
Great Stave Lakes
Lake Athabaske
Leather Gauntlets Worn by Motorists in Beitayn
Motorists and motorcyclists in the United Kingdom wear leather gauntlets during winter and for night travel in summer. A large share of medium quality gauntlets are Canadian made per the Industrial Department of the Canadian National Railways. British experts in gloves mainly use sheepskin, while heavier leathers like cow mule and horse hide are imported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Kingdom
Canadian Nuattional Railways
Sale of land by public auction in Nassayaweya Township
Onder and by virtue of a power of sale an uncertain mortgage will be produced at sale. Public auction at H. J. Burly garage Campbellville on Friday May 3 1935 at 2 pm. Property: Northeast half of Lot 24 Third Concession Nassayaweya County Hulton 100 acres more or less with a roughcast house 9 rooms, stone foundation, cellar, well, driveshed, barn, 55 acres tillable, rest wood and pasture. Clay loam soil. 14 acres alfalfa and timothy. 15 acres fall ploughing. Sold subject to reserve bid and to conditions expiring April 1. Ten percent cash, balance in one month. Dick solicitor Milton Ontario T. Y. Chosidoggm Auctioneer Milton Ontario.
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H. J. Burly
Campbellville
Aul
Bingulas
Altuote
Nassayuweya
Hulton
Noxsayaweya
M Jessa
Milton
Ontario
T. Y. Ohosidogm
RR No 3
Two Acton Deaths Mark Week of Bereavement
Joseph Brunelle long employed at the Story Glove Company in Acton died after months of illness at General Hospital in Guelph. Survived by his widow Mary Alberta Lasby and four children Marie Sammy Joan and an unnamed son. funeral at Mill Street residence with Rev. E Bril Unger of St Alban's Church. interment Fairview Cemetery Acton. Pallbearers listed. Laura Christian Jermyn of Toronto widow of Richard B Jermyn died at Grace Hospital after weeks ill. she was daughter of L W Goodenow and Mrs Goodenow of Granarytown. married B Jermyn in 1892, lived in Acton, Nipper Paris Ontario, then Toronto and Saginaw Michigan. Survived by five children Kathleen Martha Howard G O W Moffat and Elsie died in childhood. Funeral at home to be conducted by Dr J Gordon Jones but cancel due to Jones' father’s death. Rev H Crest now to preside. Burials planned at Greenwood Georgetown. Jermyn family mourned as devoted mother and central figure in home and church.
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Mill Street
E. Bril- Unger
Alban’s
Fairview
Acton
R. Spielvogel
G. Dessereault
A. Hall
John Donaldson
W. Chisholm
Gordon Currie
Laura Christian Jermyn
Willard Avenue
Toronto
Richard B. Jermyn
Grace Hospital
Jermyn
L. W. Goodenow
Goodenow
Grorytown
Baptist Church
B. Jermyn
Paris- Ontario
Kathleen
Montreal
Martha
Howard G
O. W. Moffat
Saginaw
Michigan
Elsie
Ella Goodenow
Elsie Goodenow
A. H. Goodenow
Yeslda
J. Gordon Jones
Parkdale Baptist Church
Proverbs of All Nations Passages on Truth and Wisdom
A compact collection of proverbs from multiple cultures. It cites Greek Dutch German Latin Turkish Turkish and West African wisdom about truth memory pain and success. The lines vary in wording but share a common moral about understanding limits and learning from experience.
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Stallon
Rhe Sun
Gold From Chimney Soot At New York Assay Office
The U S Government devalued the dollar boosting gold value. The New York Assay Office uses a fumo precipitator to recover gold from chimney soot, dust and residues. The office cleans and sells refined gold, recalling earnings of ten to fifteen thousand dollars per collection.
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U. S
Assay
New York
Old Slip
South Street
County Road Rate Remains Unchanged in Council Meeting
In open session the council approved a premium of 3750.00 for road stability and authorized relocating Bell Telephone poles south of Campbellvilles with up to 60 percent of labor costs covered. Several accounts including Printing Agriculture County Buildings Hospital and Education were approved for payment. The Halton Rifles received 100.00 aid for expenses, and the meeting adjourned.
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Cuffle
Duncan Campbell
V.—Hall
Bell Telephone Co
Campbellvills
G. Harris
J. W. Brocken
George Thorpe
Mullin
Halton Rifles
J. McNiven
Counell
CREWSON'S CORNERS VISITORS AND CHURCH SERVICES
Mr Charles Tyler visited Toronto over the weekend with Ed Crip. Mrs John Burlingham returned home after a London visit. Service at the church as usual with Sunday School at 10 and a church meeting at 11 standard time.
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Vs. Stevens
Toronto
Charles Tyler
Ed. Crip
John Burlingham
London
London visitors share week with Robertson family
Mr James Robertson of London hosted relatives and friends during last week including Miss Jean Kirkwood of Guelph and Miss Y Van Norman of My. Other guests included Mrs Archie McLaughlin and children from Kitchener and Mrs M Cooke of Guelph. Prof Albert Wobsinson and family welcomed visitors in London.
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James Robertson
London
George Robertson
Jean Kirkwood
Guelph
Y. van Norman
Archie McLaughlin
Kitchener
Welcinon
Milas Margaret Cooke
Mr. Cooke
Bobby
T. Rae
Morothy
Henry
Tommy
Milton Town Council appoints Yarry London to Housing Committee
Milton news notes Yarry London chosen for the Housing Committee by the Milton Town Council. Easter visits include Ed. Clampled and Mrs. Menured from Buffalo to relatives, while J P Bartleman of Timmins visits her parents. Local Conservatives plan a June convention for a federal candidate. engagement announced for Catherine Jean Crozier to Archis Reid Service. Oulon Agricultural Society hosts pageant dancers and card party. town reports polty larceny from till bottles. thieves hoped to be caught.
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Milton Town Council
Yarry
Walton
Amuael Crozier
Milton
Catherine Jean
Archis Reid Service
James Service
Nastaguweya
Oulon Agricultural Society
Fragmented quote about husband and food for thought
The passage presents a brief, fragmented quote about giving a husband “plenty of tah” and feeding the brain with thinking work. It reads as a conversational aside within a larger article, lacking clear context, names, or a defined event.
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Lionel Atwill
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Anna Sten
Frederic Murch
Mickey Mouse
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Lorette
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