Marriages and Deaths Notice Overview from Acton Area
Births marriages and deaths recorded in Acton with names ages and locales. MacPHERSON Robert John born to Mr and Mrs Eugene MacPHERSON at St Josephs Hospital Toronto May 17 1936. WARRI-REID-KENNEDY couple Lorna Elizabeth Kennedy and Nelson Reid married at Acton United Church Parsonage May 16 1936. DIED McANDREW Joseph McAndrew died May 15 1936. McCOLL Dr Hugh A McCall dies May 14 1936. Cook George Weasley formerly Acton dies May 18 1936 Grand Rapids Michigan aged 73. WATSON Willem dies May 14 1936 St Josephs Hospital Guelph aged 75. WOOD Janet Johnston dies May 17 1936 Guelph aged 87. MOLLIN William Reid Mollin dies May 18 1936 Acton aged 86. MICHIE George Hume Michie dies May 17 1936 Nassagaweya Township aged 76. MITCHELL George Hollinger editor Hanover Post dies May 20 1996 Hanover. WILSON David H Wilson dies May 20 1986 Eden Mills. IN MEMORIAM MASON memory note dated May 16 1927.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warri
Reid-Kennedy
United Church Parsonage
Acton
de. E. Milton Morrow
Lorna Elizabeth
Frank ©. Kennedy
Jeeree
Nelson Reid
Robert Reid
McColl
Toronto
Hugh A. McCall
Milton
Margaret White
Cook
Mt Vernon Avenue
Grand Rapids
Mich
George Weasley Cook
Watson
St Joseph's Hospital
Guelph
Ontario
Willem Watson
Sophia Snyder
William Watson
St.Joseph
Hig
Margaret Snyder
Moore
Janey Black
Margaret Watson
George Holton
Orton
Thos, Watson
Suk
Richard Watson
George Wabtson
John Watson
James Watson
Fergus
Churchill Cemetery
Local notes warm May with garden, tax, and community updates
May brings leafed trees and early gardens after frost last Friday. Milton reports two diphtheria cases. Victoria Day shifts to Monday. Dr. Syer named Medical Officer of Wealth for Milton. Acton Scouts attend Jam bores in Avilton. MLC.A.9 forms youth softball leagues. Oakville tax up two mills to 50, Port Credit 56 with 3.10 relief. Davis Leather Co enlarges Newmarket plant for export. By law enforcement on dogs and feeding. LODE shower for Miss Lorna Kennedy held at Miss Bernice Reid’s home. Triplet tulips bloom in Mr. Jack Alger’s garden. Acton Women’s Institute officer election error acknowledged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W. Cook
Acton
George Wesley Cook
Mt, Vernon Avenue
Grand Rapids
Mich
Neuman Cook
Beatrice Cook
Gordon Cook
Port Scotl
Cali
Harry
Christopher Cook
William Red Mullin
William
Mullin
Martha Florence Scott
Lorne L
Exquaing
N. McEachern
Waterloo
Thomas
Glen Wiliams
James McGarr
Windermere
Dakota
William Mullin
Ufe
Knox Presbyterian Church
H. L. Bennie
Wm. Mullin
Nelleville
Wm. Tddley
Wm. Cole
Jas, Gibbons
A. E. Ritchie
WN. Agar
Wim Robertson
Fairview Cemetery
Opening Night Draws Big Crowd to Huttonville Burk Pavilion
A cold Friday failed to chill excitement as a record crowd attended the opening of the Huttonville Burk dance pavilion. The nine piece orchestra led by Wills Tipping’s Blue Dragoons impressed patrons with smooth playing and sharp appearance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huttonvile Burk
Wills ‘Tipping
Blue Dragoons
Bee
Huttonville Adt
Maple Leafs Celebrate All Ontario Day Holiday Schedule
Ontario baseball fans can watch the Toronto Maple Leaf Baseball Club in a key International League matchup during the Victoria Day weekend. Montreal Royals, last fall's league champions, bring a strong lineup to Fleet Street Stadium after a three game series with the Leafs. The Leafs head to Montreal May 24 before returning to host the Rochester Red Wings on Victoria Day Monday, a debut for several St. Louis Cardinal affiliates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ontario
Toronto Maple Leaf Baseball Club
Montresalr Royals
Royals
Leafs
Fleet Street Stadium
Ian Boone
Montreal
Pleet Street
Rochester Reft Wings
Rochester
St. Louis Cardinal
Constipation and bulk in meals promote immune resistance
An advisory on constipation linking low bulk diet to run down health and infection risk. Recommends Kellogg’s All-Bran as a bulk source, two tablespoons daily with milk or cream, and suggests Av-Bean serves daily. Incites consultation with a doctor if relief is not achieved.
Boy Scout News and Milestones From May Meeting
The Scouts entertained the Mothers Club on May 1 with a short program and refreshments. Mrs E J Hassard presented handmade patrol flags to Patrol Leaders as tickets for the 2nd Annual Display go on sale citywide. Magician H King and cornetist James Algie from Brampton headline the event. Several Acton Scouts plan bicycle trips to Milton Jamboree. car arrangements were discussed. Scout O W Matthews of Portland won Eddie Cantor’s $5,000 Peace Essay, recalling the 1933 International Jamboree in Godollo. Cubs and Scouts attended St Albans Church for a morning service. Group photos were taken by Scoutmaster Macon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mothers Club
E. J. Hassard
Mothers’ Club
H. King
James Algie
Brampton
Acton
Eddie Cantor
Scout O. W. Matthews
Portland
Ore
Scout Matthews
Godollo
Hungary
St. Albans
Brillingar
Macon
Ismeries Exports Gain In Canada Fisheries Trade
Canada’s 1935 export trade in fisheries rose ten percent year over year with total foreign sales at 24.84 million dollars. November led shipments at 3.49 million, while April was the low month at 1.03 million. United States purchases reached 10.63 million and Great Britain 6.75 million. Fresh and frozen fish and canned fish drove gains. canned salmon, lobsters, and sardines totaled 8.77 million.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
United States
Dominicon
Wales
Australia
Propagating Christmas Cherry from Seeds
The article explains growing Jerusalem cherry from seeds in moist sand with glass cover, then transplanting seedlings to pots. Maintain moss cover, move to larger pots, pinch new growth for bushiness, and bring indoors early to avoid drafts and household fumes.
Northwest Territories mining push signals 1936 activity
A geologic survey by the Department of Mines indicates extensive prospecting and mining development in the Northwest Territories in 1936. Major centers include Yellowknife and areas around Great Slave Lake and Cameron Bay with five mining companies planning parties. Prior field work covered 10,000 square miles north of Great Bear Lake and findings show favorable ground for precious metals within the Yellowknife region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department 9 Mines
Northwest Territories
Department of the Interior
Cameron Bay
Yellowknife
Great Slave Lake
Great Blayer Lake
Yellowknife Game Preserve
Land Auction Notice in Nassayaweya Township Acton Ontario
Pursuant to a mortgage terms, at the Dominion Hotel Acton on May 24 1936 at 2 PM public auction offers for all lands in Nassayaweya Township Yalton County totaling 196 acres. Includes parts of Lot 15 Sixth and Fifth Concessions with several exceptions and a stone two story dwelling with outbuildings. Ten percent down and balance by June 30 1936 with conditions of sale to mortgagee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
RS Kerr
Dominion Hotel
Acton
Nassayaweya
Yalton
Jess
Altuate
Nasnagaweya
Kuld
Nucsawaweyn
Uedirsky
James Bell
Ben Dear Neeinveydner
James Hell
Thomas J. Beall
Municipal Corporation
County of
Halton
Acton Court of Revision Sets June Meeting
The Municipal Council of Acton will meet as a Court of Revision in the Council Chamber on Monday June 8 1903 at eight o clock to hear appeals against the assessment roll for the village for the year 1904. Appeals must be received by May 22 1903. Dated May 7 1903 HW Parmier Clerk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Acton
Gatarlo
D.sr
Parmier
Canned Fruit Imports Rise in Great Britain in 1935
British consumption shifts toward canned fruit with a 1 percent import rise year over year and total imports near 20.3 million dollars for 1936. Leading items include canned peaches and pears, while Canada and the United States dominate supply. Exports from Canada rise on shortages in Britain, Holland, and other markets. Components include apples, plums, pectin, and strawberries with Australia increasing nearly 18 percent in some categories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Britain
Canada
Canadian National
Britain
Holland
United States
Australis
Soda Fountain Trust
Also Mentioned on This Page
MacPherson
St. Joseph's Hospital
Mar
Mra Eugene
MacPhered
Robert John
McAndrew
Eee
Toronto Genet
Hemphil
Joseph McAndrew
WOCD
Cork Street
Janet Johnston
David Wood
Mollin
Arthur Bbreet
William Reid
Mitchell
Hanover
George Hollinger
Hanover Post
Hanover Cemetery
Mason
Lottie
Victoria
Cr. E. Syer
Avilton
Oakville
Davis Leather Co
Newmarket
Lorna Kennedy
Lakeaide
LODE
Bernies Reid
Young Bhreet
Jack Alger
Acton Women's Institute
F. J. Salt
Maple Leafs
Kellogg Cominy
London
Poumpkin Clark
Casimery T
M. Grange
Marmalad
Wellington
Butte
CLANK
G. M
Jenny
Lind Chocolates
Barr’s
Ismeries
PLINY
Moisy Sand
Cove Gver Win Guacs
E. P
St George's Square
ROYAL
Oberon — Hopkins
McRae
Shark Island
Warner Baxter
Herbert Marshall
Gertrude Michael
Florida
Jack Oakie
Nassagaweya
W. ¥. Oich
Millon
George Hume Michie
George Hume
Cassaway
Aslan 5
Nosiagaweys
George H. Michie
Elizabeth
James Michte
Wisdom
Goold
Biquesing
Nassaguweya
Jane Michle
Leonard W
J. ©. Willis
Carling
Hume
Wiarton
Nazugaweya- Presbyterian Church
WL Bennie
Fairview Conmetery
Meving
Elwood Wilson
Cameron Ramshaw
Warvey Bridgman
Whibert Wall
Alex. Near
Wilbert Darby
Onas Court of Revision
Elco
J. K. Gardiner
Fleet Foot
M. Pallant Acton
Lovell Bros
FISK
Acton Beauty Parlor
Starkman
Shop
Margaret Starkman Block
EELS
Goldard
Morquito
Maple’ Leaf
Mwe
Hinton’s
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