Montreal church wedding and obituary notices
BORN. On Thuratay May ot tn NG and Mea Leonard Woinwaly of Nyuaigaweyat, a On Alay Leona MARRIED NNDPVONALLS at the Church of Evangeliat Montreal on Wednesday April 30 1934 by tev We Of Dutvinon Atutthew Chan Kony won of Me and Arn David Kennedy Milton to Fiva only shausheer of Mr and Btn Alfred Nall Mantreal DIED On Saturday morning May Wi at the home of her grand Mr and Mra Thompson Guelph Heatrice Irena daughter of Mr and Mra Noy Bbdey tuo her ath yeur
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Tingale -On 'Thuratay
Tn NG
Mea
Leonard Woinwaly
Nyuaigaweyat
Alay
Leona
Mra
Thompson
Blossoms and town notes from Acton district May 1926
The Acton Free Press brief items report blossoms on apple and berry trees, spring changes, local prices for milk and potatoes, repairs and improvements around town, forthcoming sales and meetings, and reminders about conduct and public notices. Authorities and residents noted include Warden Yarber, Councillor Frank Holmes, and Rev. Stewart with church events in Norval and Knox Church.
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Frank Holmes
Bower/Avenue
D. McCutcheon
Ontario court hears defense in Toronto Prov. case
Magistrate in Port Court Friday committed the former Provincial Treasurer of Ontario on ten charges. Crown will seek to hold him on all counts as he awaits trial for alleged offences. Several local items follow about community notices and by-laws.
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Peter Smith
JH. Dewart
Jo EL Jonod
Lin
Torunie Porter
Padernian
Ontario
Bible Society Addresses Across Town on Scripture Work
The Bible Society received praise from four Protestant church congregations as Rev G Napier Smith and Rev J A Harrington spoke in Knox Church and other venues. Mon evening public meeting in Baptist Church featured lantern views of China and other lands while officers of the Auton Branch were announced led by President John R Kennedy and Secretary-Treasurer A T Brown.
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Ita
The
Bible Society
G. Napier Smith
Knox Church
Mornong
Methodist
J. A. Harrington
St Alban’s
A. T. Brown
John Cameron
A. A
A. T Mann
Jus. McIntosh
HL Pl
Moore
Alex, McDonald
Gen. Chapman
Duncan Robertson
J. C. Matthews
Duncan Smctavieh
Frank Kennedy
John L. Moore
Dundlad Wardle
Duncan McDougall
N. Forbes
A. E. Nicklin
Tea imports and oddities headline Ottawa 1923 report
A Statistica report from Ottawa notes 1923 tea imports into Canada exceeded 1941 by 553,977 pounds with India and Ceylon teas gaining market share while Japanese and Chinese varieties declined. The piece also mentions Halada Tea Company as a major Indian and Ceylon tea importer and includes local weather, fishing notes, and an account of a two headed birth for contrast.
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Ottawa
Canada
Indian
Ceylon
Japan
China
Halada Tea Company
India
Town and Country Neighborhood News Teems With Local Life
The afternoon reported a judge in Vancouver Dow How and a target heading to Weather Canada as townsfolk discuss purchases on Trafalgar Street. A Terra Cotta Cray Rock victory over Mountaineers 20 to 4 drew a large crowd amid weekend sports and social plans.
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Vancouver
Weateri Canada
Adama
Janae Lweek
U-aére
Tari
Trafalgar
Thorne
Wille
Wim. Ki
Townend
Theis ‘Walt
Mat Chie
McKoows
Ars Mher
Af Acton
Sports Beth
Torres Coeta Trian
A. Varacay
Mancock Farm
Mre C. Porter
H. A. Logan
A. Wargesa
Hayward
Aon
Tummy
Oquotpin
Joseph Coulterle
Bannockburn Women’s Institute Elects Officers for 1924
The annual meeting at Mrs HR ON Browns Acton crossroad Oh May 31 elected officers: President Mrs A G Clarridge Vice President Miss Edna Russell Secretary Treasurer Effay Berry Lowrin Directors Mrs W Wiley Mrs D A Russell Mrs T Kennedy District Director Mrs A G Clarridge Convener Programs Miss B Russell Convener Social Mrs D TAL Russell Planner Mrs J W Lowrie Auditors Misses Murray Clarridge and Borths Anthony The group plans a Community Hall fundraiser and a lawn social on June 25 The next meeting is June 18 at Mrs A G Clarridge’s home Evelyn Wilkinson visited Cheltenham.
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Bannockburn Women's Institute
A. G. Clarridge
Evelyn Wilkinson
Cheltenham
Eight year old Heatrice Irene Bluley dies in Guelph
The community mourns Heatrice Irene Bluley eight at her grandparents’ home. Funeral at 1 PM from parents’ residence to Ebenezer Cemetery with service at 2 48 PM by Rev G S Cassmore. Large attendance. heartfelt tributes. Also notes Victoria Day quiet across Rockwood ball games and a newborn at Leonard Nightingale’s home.
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Roy Bluley
Guelph
Heatrice Irene
Thompson Aherwood
Ebenezer Cemetery
Cassmore
Hay
J. Z. Strachan
Ebenezer
Victoria
Rockwood
Lloyd Easterbrook
James Easterbrook
Darbyville
la Grippe
Leonard Nightingale
Livestock Trade and Local Business Moves Reported
Nine items note livestock shipments and business transfers. R D Glasaford buys Glendenning firm and Hockwood mill. Thatcher sells to Walkey for Tesewater installation. Fred Williams buys cattle near High River. Mrs Peach visits Barrie. Mr C Clayton from Victoria to Ontario government post. Women’s Institute reports $304.02 receipts. turnip growers form Ontario Turnip Growers Co operative Limited with five year plan. Douglas Gowdy leads Toronto youth visit to Limehouse.
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R. D. Glasaford
Erin
John Glendenning
Hockwood Lumbers Milla
Cuakenette Hros
Charles Thatcher
Walkey
Harriston
Tesewater
Fred
High River
Barrie
Mn C. Clayton
Victoria
H. C
Toronto den Tu
Joseph H. Croft
New Ontario
Mra. F. 3
Hamilton
Afra
Black
Mra
Outlander
Myre
Robert Herldstean
McAlasr
Lust
Afr
D. DD
Groy Im Gno
Ontario
Turnip Growers’ Co-operative. Limited
Crawford Honored at Peel County Public Party
Magistrate P M Crawford of Brampton and Peel County marked his eighteenth year service with a party at Huttonville Park. A berry bowl and a cut glass vase were given to him and his wife by Abel N Handermen and Thomas Thauburn.
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Elahty
Mobert Crawford
Pullee
Brampton
Peel
Roglatrar PJ. Jackson
Crawford
Mrampton
Fife
Grace Methodiat Church
Household effects sale notices scheduled on upcoming Saturdays
Public notices list multiple household effects sales with names and dates. May 31 at Liat Street south, June 7 Willow Biredt aclon, June 14 Jos Littie Beardmore Crancant No. 3 Housepolas, detailing items to be sold.
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O. Wayfor
Hulis Street South
Hice
Willow Biredt
Aclon
Jos, Littie
Beardmore Crancant
Housepola
Oakville Bridge Plan Outlay and Reinforcement
The Oakville bridge project advances with earth filling removal and new spans. Minister G Henry and Deputy HL Squares inspect the structure as officials decide on removing obsolete sections and replacing with reinforced concrete to meet central alignment requirements. Work began in July, affecting several workers.
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Oakville
Wong
Uta
G. Henry
Squaires
Boon
Hlyghent Authority
Oakvilla Heword
Toronto to Host Canadian Nations Exhibition in August
The Glasgow Herald notes Toronto will open the Canadian Nations Exhibition in August, promising a Wembley scale event. It will feature over 40 permanent buildings and be the largest trade fair of its kind in the world, surpassing expectations.
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Glasgow Herald
Toronto
Noton
Caraway
Wembley
Auys
Parmanent
June Rod and Gun special issue showcases Ontario tourism and outdoors
The June Hod and Gun magazine from Canada highlights Ontario tourist attractions and beauty spots with summer camp guidance and trips. It features fishing and camping in Algonquin Park, surveys in north arm Ontario, and outdoors stories across the Dominion. The eighty eight page issue covers sportsmen interests and is published by W. J. Taylor Limited in Woodstock, Ontario.
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Ontario
Canada
Algodauin Park
Northarm
Dominion
Wi J. Taylor
Led
Woodatock
Ont
Annuity Probe Reaches Irish Farm in Tipperary
An insurance officer visits a cottage in Tipperary to verify an annuity paid to Patrick Maloney and to confirm the recipient is the correct man. A plowman, aged about 60, answers while a centenarian works nearby, revealing a family line of Maloney annuity recipients.
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Pay Maloney
Tipperary
Pat Maloney
Patrick Maloney
Maloney
Insurance Company
Goodyear Waterproof Huincots Ad Offers Deals
Do not miss Goodyear guaranteed waterproof Huincots with Goodyear Labet for under 6.90 or 7 for 313.00. We supply for men women and children in any size. Money refunded if not fulfilled. Agents wanted at The Coat Co. 240 Albert St Ottawa Ont.
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Goodyear
the Coat Co
Albert St
Ottawa, Ont
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County Farmers’ Club
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Hanover
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Women's Institute
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Georgetown Creamery
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Barbour
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J. Galbraith
Mill Street
H& D's
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H&bye
Henry A. Coxe
FORD
J. Cadesky
the People’s Store
A. Reesor
McLean & Co
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Kentner
Main Street
F. E. Slater
Woodstock
R. D. Colquette
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Dept. of ‘Agriculture
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Halton County
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W. J. McDonald
R. N. Brown
Cal
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W. J. Patterson
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