In Memoriam Notices From a Rural Ontario Page
Died Patterson Mary widow of James G. Patterson age 91 or 92 died May 27 1935 in Modfarland Puslinch Township Ont In Memoriam Lesloo Joel W Dealis died May 29 1934 tribute by Wipe and Family Aitken Memory's roving tribute Thomas W Aitken entered into Eternal June 1 1934 remembered by loved ones
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Patterson
Hocx
ModFarlane
Puslinch Township
James G. Patterson
Lesloo
Joel W. Dealis
Beamsville audit ordered as electric cooking campaign expands
The article notes the Government has ordered an audit of Beamsville village books while local electric cooking promotes safety. It mentions ongoing rain relief, the Acton Band aiding community events, and a demolition for Byrnon's hardware store.
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Beamsville
Obituary notices from Puslinch and Guelph district
Mrs Mary Clark widow of Peter Clark of Moffat dies in her 83rd year with two sons and two daughters surviving. Hope Downes of Guelph Acton dies at 15 after Braille study and wicker work. parents and three brothers survive. James W Wingrove of Aberfoyle dies at 66. funeral at Aberfoyle with interment at Crown Cemetery. long-time church member.
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Puslinch
Mary Clark
Peter Clark
Moffat
Duncan McKensie
Anne McLaren
Badenoch
John Clark
Duncan Clark
Annie Campbell
Milton
Ernest Clark
Donald McKensie
John Cameron
Wm. Holmes
Edgar Ellenton
Thos
Amos
Mary Lark
Yandel Campbell
Cameron Murray
Harold Donaven
Quebec
Guelph
Acton
Chalmers United Church
Clarence A. Downes
Ager
Osborne
Woodlawn Cemetery
Scout Notes on Forestry Camp Experience and Wins
About 230 Scouts from across the Province attended the Forestry Camp. Niagara sends several, while local Maples won the baseball championship and the model camp-site competition. Activities included hikes, swimming, talks, camp-fire events, tree planting, and each boy received several trees to take home.
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Eh Alban
Robert Fobduitt
Frank Holmes
Gome
Niagara
Maples
Midhurst
Scouer
St. Alban’s
Stratford Woman Mrs Maury Patterson Dies at 60
Mrs Maury Patterson longtime Stratford resident died at 12 Kent Street after a two week illness. She was 60 native of Acton former Miss Mary Storey wife of Robert Patterson who died four years ago. Surviving relatives include sister Mrs Lucy Weavers Acton and brother Thomas Storey Acton. Funeral at St Josephs Church followed by interment in Dublin Cemetery. Pallbearers named from Stratford community.
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Maury Patterson
Stratford
Kent Street
Patterson
Hearst
Mary Storey
Acton
George Storey
Rafe Mulholland
Robert Patterson
Stretford
Lfe
St. Joseph's Church
J. MacDonald
Dublin Cemetery
T. O'Flynn
Relha
T. Feeney
James Spencer
Wirk
Joseph Brown
Dibbly
W. Kirk
Ais
Lucy Weaver
Catholic Women's League
Helen O'Flaherty
McCurdle
Bil
Rite
Irene Kirk
J. P. Mulloy
Wahl
8. Woods
Mulholland
Thomas’ Eeney
Ming ‘Cling Garvitzky
J. Hull
Alex
J. Sayers
Y. Wlnherty
Uiiss
Gcitt
Rita Kirk
George Miller
Siglall
Charles Smith
Ed, Gatcheno
P. Relha
Holidays Spark Big Crowd in Huttonville and Halton Club News
A May twenty fourth celebration in Huttonville drew large crowds from Toronto for ball, fishing, and a grand evening dance featuring Ralph Blinkhorn and His Melody Boys. Halton clubs push calf and grain programs with dozens of youths enrolled, while Malton girls organize clothing and garden clubs. A fire at Arvelle Molsson’s home near Guelph rescued eight, with damage mainly attic and rear. neighbors aided others. Halton girls plan clothing clubs across Acton, Burlington, Milton districts with training days May 30 and 31, eyeing a Chicago trip as top prize.
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Huttonville
Toronto
Ralph Blinkhorn
Melody Boys
Milton
Ontario Department
Agriculture
Malton
Acton
Halton
Arvelle Malsson
York Road
Guelph
Kenneth Gemmell
Hugh Blackburn
Mr. Molsson
Itny
Chicago
Ontario Inland Fisheries Lead Canada in Fresh Water Catch
Ontario dominates Canada's inland fisheries with twelve to fifteen species and a four year average marketed value around 2.5 million dollars. Trout and whitefish yield the largest returns, while others like blue pickerel and tullibee contribute steady income. 1933 marked about 4 million dollars in total provincial production with trout and whitefish major contributors. The sturgeon fishery supplies most of Canada’s caviar.
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Manitoba
Quebec
Banskatchewan
Alberta
New Brunswick
Yukon
British Columbia
Lake Erring
Canada
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