Marriages and Deaths in Milton District May 1910 1919
From Milton area notices: the Buah-Boott wedding on May 10 1910 in Milton with Charlotte Scott daughter of W N Scott to Melvin Buah in Toronto. a May 11 1919 death of Samma J Ouderkirk wife of J E Marcellan principal. May 13 1919 Camp Dix Frederick Creamer son of Gilbert Creamer age 23. May 20 1919 Jane Melendry widow of William Crawford at Nov. Anderman home Nossagaweya.
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Buah-Boott
Milton
Haturdday
Ev. W. B. Mackay
Charlotte
W. N. Scott
Melvin
Uah
Toronto
Maucelelus
Hunday
Samma J. Ouderkirk
J. E. Marcellan
Milton Behools
Camp Dix
N. J
Fred Creamer
Gilbert Creamon
Crawford
Victor Anderman
Nossagaweya
Jane Melendry
William Crawford
Springtime notes and town updates across Acton region
The itemized notes describe lilac and maple bloom timing, potato planting day, and fruit prospects. Brampton plans $50000 in improvements while Elora contemplates a $60000 school building. Oshawa Trade Board forms ad committee. Acton hosts a Lawn Bowling event plus a dance. Guelph notes include railway dividends and temperance penalties. Local churches and lodges announce services and meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elora Hoard of Education
Oshawa Noarad of Trade
Farmers to Nominate Parliamentary Candidates Across Provinces
A large crowd at the town hall heard Hecre tary Morrison of the United Farmers of Ontario proclaim that farmers will nominate candidates in every constituency for the upcoming elections. J. N. Tirown chaired as Mr. Morrison outlined plans to represent farming interests in Parliament. The UFC described efforts to manage markets directly in Toronto and Montreal, reducing middlemen and improving prices through union stockyards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morrison
United Farmens of
Ontario
J. N. Tirown
Acton Marmers’ Club
Marrlaon
Canada
U.F. C
Torusio
Monreal
Hytha
Highlands of Ontario Vacation Regions Offered by Grand Trunk
The article promotes the Highlands of Ontario as a premier vacation area with Muskoka Lakes as a leading resort district. It highlights Muskoka Wharf Station access, three lakes via steamboats, Huntsville as gateway, and a network of lake steamboats. It notes Algonquin and Timagami regions, their vast lakes, and Grand Trunk Railway services and accommodations.
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Highlands
Ontario
Lange
Grand Trunk Railway System
Muskoka Lakes
Muskoka Wharf
Toronto
Lovely
Muskoka
Rosseau
Joseph
Algonquin Park
Grind Trunk
Ottawa
Timagami
Lake Timogami
Hatton County Keeps Independence in War Fund Support
Hatton County plans to retain its own system for aiding returning soldiers and families even after the war ends. A 1919 letter from Sir Herbert Amon offered Canadian Patriotic Fund surplus support, but the council voted to continue local methods until all Hatton men are home.
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Hatton
Cann- Man Patriotic Fund
Canadian V Patriotice
Thia
Owtawa
Herbert Aue
Moretary
Canadian Patriotic Fund
Marian
W. TE Dick
Wan Aubmilitad
Vittoria Street
Ottawa
Halton County
C. BE. Hin
Alcovely
Herbert Lames
Herbert Amon
Ottawa Committee
Malton
Phouluriau Lator
Prohibition Rally Aims to Sustain Dry Ontario
Toronto delegates gather at Maussey Hall for Provincial Prohibition Convention with several hundred attendees from across the province. Leaders urge unity to support a dry Ontario, planning World Prohibition Conference and Dominion Council sessions to follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maussey Hall
Toronto
Morth
Elasion
Dominion Council
Jamen’ Pariah Hall
Charles E. Hieslo
All Friends of the
Cavan
Ontario
Acton Military News Highlights Homecoming War Medals
Acton area soldiers return from overseas with welcomes. W J Akins serves at No 3 hut Kapuskasing while H W Cusick visits Moffat. Murryday receives Meritorious Service Medal in Toronto. Bert Taylor and others arrive home to family reunions. Lieutenant Askeague travels from Winnipeg area for a brief visit. Words reflect local chatter on war veterans and relics.
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W. J. Akins
Kapunkasing
Ont
Pte
H. W. Cusick
Moffat
Mru. W. J. Reid
Main Street
Sergi M. Murryday
Glenwilliame
Wan
Governor-General of
Canada
Queet‘s Park
Toronto
Bert Taylor
Northwest
Slater
AfeGregor
Glenchams
Acton Orlenda
Herbert AsicKeague
Overcam
David Manderson
Winnipeg
Berkt Perry
Corp
Harold Savill
Fred Wright
Welcorge
Wright
F . Poe AW Jondan
Actny Medileal Corps
Methodist
Hov
Mra. Moyer
Ste. Lurich
Sheldon Moyer
Kid Beag
Kyrich
Acton
Montress
Ezra
Meyer
Ste. Wurluh
Cunnatuta
Hyracane
ToSaha
Alexico
Town and Country Neighbors Report Events and Weddings
Acton notes include visits from Mr and Mrs James Quimble and relatives, church services next Sunday, and a planned soldiers reception on July 1 with a park parade, a theater program, and a free concert. Clergy, meetings, and community concerns fill the week, with local farm sales and parish changes also mentioned.
Local summer gathering hosts veterans from overseas unit
Mr W A Firstbrook entertained a party of gentlemen at his summer home this week. Major James Hlnckle, who went overseas with the artillery in 1915, was among the guests. The article notes his four-year absence from adventures abroad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. Firstbrook
James Hlnckle
Artillery
C. E
Local Notices and Social Updates From Toronto Herald
Mr James Lackey buys Mrs Chalmers house on McNabb Bt. The remains of Mrs Nelson Burns died in Vancouver May 4 and were interred in Toronto. Mr and Mrs A Harley returned home after visits in Philadelphia and New York. Mr Jamen C Wetherald announces the engagement of Josephine Jarmy to Charles Hodgson of the Crown Lands Dept Toronto. The marriage will be held early in June in Toronto. A Drummers Snack Club executive met at Efots McCqibbon Friday to plan the Digannus outing in George town under the G W V A on July 5 and 6.
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James Lackey
Chalmers
McNabb Bt
Hey
Nelson Burns
Vancouver
Toronto
A. Harley
Philadelphia
New York
Harry Goldham
Jamen C. Wetherald
Juusphine Jarmy
Charles Hennett Hodguon
Robert HW. Hodgwon
Crown Lands Dept
Drummers’ Snack Club
Efots McCqibbon
Digannus
Georgetown
Herald
Major futons bar to replace burned site in Oakville
Oakville construction starts on a new bar to replace the winterly burned one. Local real estate changes include Madden selling on Danidas Street and Setmeld purchasing John A. Gibeon's lot next to Bra. Dingle for future homes. The highway commission plans Aberdeen bridge work and road repairs. Knox Church will mark its anniversary May 26 with a sermon, while union government discussions surface in Burlington. A wedding at St Luke’s and a large school consolidation meeting are noted amid storm damage and dock revetment concerns.
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Madden
Reahinnes
Danidas Street
Toronto
P.O. Setmeld
John A. Gibeon
Bra. Dingle
Hoeove Alex, Porter
Omagh
Miller
Creamore
Highway Commission
Aberdeen Bridge
Knox Church
Honday
He Canhtev
J. J. Paulin
Ofale Presbyterian Church
Torontos—Star
Churlington
Conmittes
Pollard
Burlington
St. Luke's Arch
Meyer, Gant
Mia Lucy Ilurd
C. Wo
Murd
Minneapolis
Minn
Nolaga
Chas
W. Kinglu
Irant
Artificial milk from soybeans in Japanese industry
A historical note describes Japan's shortage of dairy by turning to soybeans to mimic cow milk. Flat soaked beans are boiled, turned white, and mixed with sugar and phosphate to create a thick liquid that resembles ordinary condensed milk and is indistinguishable from fresh dairy when diluted with water.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Japan
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William Norrish
Guelph
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Mitten Road
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Fairview Ave
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Shaw’s Summer Schools
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Geo. Wallace
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Acton, Ont
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Acton Creamery Co
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J. B. Mackenzie
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