Birtha Dusthe obituary notice in Ontario area
Obituary notices identify residents such as Norman MacMurchy of Centre Road Chinguaconey Nassagaweya Township and Ball widow of late John Kennedy with dates in 1088 and 1988, noting residences on MacArthur Avenue Astor and nearby streets. The fragmentary text records a memorial or death notice with family connections and local geography.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sa Berra
Hee MacArthur
Astor
Ontario
Mary Ot Ang
Yate Gilbert
MacArth
Norman MacMurchy
Centre Road
Chinguaconey
Ian Ai Ai
Nassagaweya
Mu ‘Ball
John Kennedy
Milton beats Georgetown 22 18 on holiday
On the holiday Milton defeated Georgetown in baseball by a score of 22 to 18. Other notes mention Victoria Day observance, Magne Carta Week planning for Acton, and local notices about re painting the Warren Block and George W Banter shop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milton
Georgetown
Acton
Warren Block
George W. Banter
Birds Do More Good Than Harm In Fruit Regions
The piece argues birds aid crops by eating pests. Robins eat insects year round and only sparingly fruit in June and July. Woodpeckers target wood borers, swallows eat flying insects, and orioles feed mainly on caterpillars.
Young man confronts in park over daughter affair
A mother accuses a young man in the park of kissing her daughter and demands an explanation. The man replies with a brief, defiant remark suggesting the mother should better guard her daughter.
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Theater Mother
Longtime Ontario matron Mary Bell MacArthur dies at 87
In Acton Ontario Mrs. Gilbert MacArthur aged eighty eight passed after a brief illness. Born in Greenock Scotland she came to Canada at twelve and farmed in Esquesing then North Dakota before returning to Acton to live with her son William. Survived by four sons, daughter and many relatives. Funeral service held at home with Rev H L Bennie. interment in Pairview Cemetery.
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Gilbert MacArthur
William
Brook Avemus
Acton
Greenock
Scotland
Mary Bell
Canada
Mount Forest
Esquesing
North Dakota
Stewart
John
Alexander
Clyde
Oliver
Saskatchewan
R. A. McDonald
Invermay
Sesk
Peter
David
Albx
Duncan Ball
Crystal
N.D
Robert Bell
Crillis
Simsie Corbet
FR. Nicol
Conn
Ontario
H. L. Bennie
Pairview
David Joe
Pred MacArthur
Jas. Mills
Wm. Reid
Mac McDonald
James Dobbie
L. J. Mullin
Clarence MacArthur
Ian McDonald
Wesley Allan
W. J. Reid
Jems
Hamilton
Georgetown
John MacArthur
Mae
Will
D. MacArthur
Airs
Il. W. van Norman
Speras
Alex
Joe
Harry Norton
Forster
Daisy Folster
Beardmore & Co. Ltd
Beardmore Employees’ Association
Mrs. A. G. Clarridge Dies After Seven Year Illness
The report recalls Mrs. A. G. Clarridge dying May 10 after a long illness. Born Mary Ann Martin in 1877, she lived near Acton and Georgetown before moving to a farm east of Acton. She supported Knox Church and helped found the Bannockburn Women’s Institute, leaving six daughters, eight grandchildren, and a sister and brother. Funeral services were held with broad regional attendance. tribute notes her cheerful community involvement andChristian faith.
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AG. Clarridge
Acton
Caledon
Georgetown
Bannockburn Women's Institute
County Institute
Clarridge
Beskias
R. A Storey
Brantford
G. 8B. Matthews
J. FP. Arscott
Toronto
G. Maggian
Mm. Geo. Tyler
L. Garvin
Glen Wiliams
Eght
W. Atkinson
Kenora
William
Inglewood
HL. Bennie
Knox Church
Towes
Rochester
N.Y
St. Thomas
Brampton
Guelph
Belfountain
Bog
Jas, Mann
T Kennedy
Moffat Robt
Kerr
AT. Mann
Grorge Lyon Canadian golf great dies in Toronto at 86
Grorge Lyon, the famed Canadian golfer with a record tally of titles, died in Toronto aged 85 or 86. He held eight Canadian amateur crowns, ten Canadian senior titles, and four North American senior championships. A photo from last July marks his 80th birthday.
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Grorge &. Lyon
Links
Toronto
Mr. Lyon
Local Groups Honored in Community Acknowledgments
A list of local organizations and families including Knox Church Ladies' Aid and Choir, Chalmers Church YWCA, Bannockburn groups, the Cheerio Club, and the Mann Tyler Garvin Howden and Dobbie families appears in a community notice honoring contributions and associations within the town.
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Wm. Martin
Knox Church Ladies’ Aid
Knox Church Choir
Chalmers Church
Toronto
Bannockburn Women’s Institute
Bannockburn Literary Ooiety
The
Cheerio Club
U F.Y.P.O
John Mann
A. T
Mann
Tyler
Garvin
Spices From the Indies Spice Isle Grenada
Grenada in the Windward Islands is the Spice Isle of the West and the largest producer of spices in the region. The colony, 120 square miles with about 81 000 people, ships cocoa cotton and citrus alongside spices on the route of the Lady liner.
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Indies
Grenadla
British West Indies
Canadian National Steamships
Windward
Grenada
Acton Edges Varied Slow Start In Hard Fought Losses
Acton's lineup led by N Mor ton Moonay and Cripps with singles. team shows 8 Hills 0 runs 6 errors. May 24 Victoria Day crowd small due to cold. game featured spotty play, tense baserunning and multiple errors, with Acton scoring in early innings and Hespeler notching a homer for the opponents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Acton
N. Morton
Moonay
Cripps
Pivat
Scheffel
Heapéler
B. Morton
Anderson
Kline
Stark
Mooney
Waterhouse
Morton
Bayliss
Nightingale
Early season woes for Acton Hespeler game in Milton
The report details two losses with mistimed fielding and high errors marring a Milton game. Cripps and Ryder pitched for Acton with limited success as Hespeler piled seven hits. New recruits show some improvement though hitting lags behind, while Acton’s pitching is praised and期待 next game to gauge chances.
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Acton
Cripps
Ryder
Hespeler
Lamp Burners and Wicks Clearance at Paints and Wallpapers Hub
Readable items show lamp burners and wicks by yard and per pound in a clearance listing. The entry notes organized pricing for a PAINTS and WALLPAPERS shop with a focus on stock like lamp related supplies and bagged items.
County Museums: A Storehouse of Local History
The piece lauds county museums to store local treasures left behind as rural families move to cities. It cites Perth Ontario’s new museum as a model and warns priceless artifacts risk loss or destruction without local repositories.
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Perth
Ontario
Aviation maturity promises world peace through closer ties
At a Rotary Club talk in the United States Richard C. Garley argues aviation advances reduce national differences as air travel becomes faster, safer, and more regular. He predicts a surge in demand and asserts foreign nations will feel familiar rather than foreign as people use aviation to connect globally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard C. Garley
Rotary Club
United States
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