Community Notices and Social Theaters in Ontario
Local social items list visits and hosting in Toronto and nearby towns. Families including Brown Bishop Arthurs and McPherson attend gatherings and engagements. Burlington opens a new post office with attendees. Marriages announced in June for Haynes Markle and Flowers Thomas. Women’s Missionary Society members attend a regional meeting in Palermo.
Coronation memories and local reflections in Acton
The letter recalls Acton celebrations and family ties during the Coronation as residents listen to London events on radio. Mrs Brown exhibits a Victoria Jubilee badge from 1897 while recounting parades on Hower Avenue and memory of school days with Mrs McMurchy. Growers hope for June rain despite scarce subsoil moisture.
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Acton
Uiltla
Chicago
Itaice
London
McMurchy
Dresden
Myrtle Matthews
School Lane
Ontario
Riddle Exchange Teases Readers With Quick Puzzles
A newspaper snippet poses wordplay questions about a kite and a head with no eyes nose or hair, answered as a kite and a null. The light item invites reader engagement and showcases playful language from the era.
Tenders for Coal and Coke Sealed for Ontario Buildings
Tenders addressed to the Department of Public Works Ottawa Ottawa are invited until 12 oclock noon daylight saving Tuesday June 1 1937 for coal and coke supply to Dominion Buildings across Ontario. Forms and conditions available from Purchasing Agent and Supervising Architect. For bids over 5000 dollars a certified cheque 10 percent or suitable bonds required. The department may seek a 10 percent security deposit. By order J M Somerville Secretary Department of Public Works Ottawa May 10 1937.
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Taeeday
Jane Isat
Dominion
Ontario
Department of Public Works
Ottawa
Adelaide St. East
Toronto
Ont
Ay Chartered Bank
Canada
Minister of Public Works
Dominion of Canada
Canadian National Rail Way Company
J. M. Somerville
Obituaries of Watson and Duffy in Toronto and area
William A Watson of Toronto former Los Angeles resident died suddenly at nieces home on Marmaduke Street. Survived by brother John T Watson and sister Miss Carrie Watson. Funeral in Toronto with services by Rev W T Watson and Rev K A Willams. interment Prospect Cemetery. Thomas Duffy of Eramosa Township died suddenly at home in his 14th year after Mass at Sacred Heart Church. Surviving wife Anna Bedford four daughters Mia G F Crawley Lillian Amelia and Rena two sons James and Thomas. Requiem Mass held at Sacred Heart Church with burial in St Joseph's Cemetery.
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William A. Watson
Toronto
CO. H. Harrison
Marmaduke Street
Los Angeles
United Church
John T. Watson
Carrie Watson
W. T. Watson
Halifax
K. A. Willams
Howard Park United Church
Prospect Cemetery
Thomas Duffy
Ufelong
Eramosa Township
Mr. Duffy
Sacred Heart Church
Thorold
Patrick Duffy
Anna Bedford
Mia
G. F
Guelph
Thomas
Burtfal
St. Joseph's Cemetery
Principles of right and wrong guide honest governance
The passage asserts that great principles are readable by all and that government rests on honesty. It urges officials to do their duty and trust that mankind will credit their actions, emphasizing individual responsibility over collective counsel.
Opening Brampton game sets stage for season arc
Brampton faces a stronger Georgetown rival on Saturday as opening ceremonies fall short. Reeve McCutcheon tosses first ball with councillors assisting. Bill Waterhouse and Terry deliver hot plays in a winward 14 to 2 Brampton victory over Willsburg with Casey racking up fourteen strikeouts.
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Reeve McCutcheon
Brampton
Willsburg
Calf in Yard Sparks Quiet City Conversation
A six weeks old calf nibbled grass in a yard while the city girl stared in silence for several minutes. She impulsively asked her hostess whether it pays to keep such a small cow.
Courtroom Interruption Sparks Warning from Judge
A stern judge warns that any further interruption will lead to removal from the courtroom. The prisoner briefly responds with a clipped remark, “Yooray ’t.”
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The readable fragments describe a poor widow delaying charitable giving until fortunes improved, hoping for a lasting commendation from the Master carried through the centuries.
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Clive
Widoh
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