Births Marriages And Deaths Notice Fragment
Meplies of Births Marriages And Deaths inserted ta thia coleme without tes Memeyigms Notices. Born November 6th, 1936 a daughter to Mr and Mrs Norman Robertson Acton. Married Franklin Benton Nelson at Mans Acton October 29th 1935. In Memoriam Lacey Littley died November 8th 1926 remembered by Ivy Betty and sister.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norman Robertson
Young Street
Acton
Franklin Benton
Nelson
Mans
Neilson, Elder
Jonathan
Neilson
Milton
Arthur Willam Franklin- Benton
A W. Pranklin-Benton
Limehouse
Littley
Lacy Littley
Ivy
Betty
Sister
Remembrance Day notes and community updates
Remembrance Day set for Monday with poppy day upcoming and wreaths on display at Barr's grocery. Acton Legionnaires to attend service in Nockwood, and community notices include Remembrance Day programs, Christmas ads, repairs on Wilbur Street, and Acton High School basketball in Milton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barr
Atton Legionnaires
Nockwood
Acton High School
Maliton
Milton
Yho County
Vet turned politician faces question on credentials
A political figure who studied veterinary surgery but never practiced faced a hostile exchange during a campaign. Opponents taunted him with the label Vet and pressed him to confirm his true qualification as a veterinary surgeon amid a heated debate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Enemiéz
Obituary for Haselton Hale Georgetown Resident
Haselton Harry Hale died in Georgetown on Monday in his 62nd year after a lengthy illness. Born in Brampton he served nearly thirty years with the O N R and spent 25 years as section foreman in Georgetown. He retired after a serious accident five years ago. Hale belonged to the Presbyterian Church the Orange Order and Georgetown Preceptory of Black Knights. Survived by his widow Milax Elle Scales two daughters Mrs Arthur Norton of Glen Williams and Miss Beastie at home and five sons George of Creemore Gordon of Acton Clarence of Toronto and Bert and Thomas at home.
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Haselton
Harry) Hale
Life long Perth County resident John Mayberry dies at 73
John Mayberry a longtime Perth County resident died at his daughter’s home in God's Yal Ontario on October 27. He was born in Mornington Township eldest of ten children and married Annie Mc Tavish in 1876. The funeral was held October 30 from Stewart Smith’s home Elles Township with interment at Millbank. He left four children three grandchildren and three great grandchildren.
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Perth County
John Mayberry
Alex. Smith
God’s Yal
Ontario
Mornington Township
Oliver Mayberry
Tyronne
Ireland
Queen's Bush
Annie McTavish
Wellesley Township
Ellice
Millbank
Wien Ho
Millbank United Church
Oliver
God's WU
Alex
Smith
Wm. Henry
Mornington
Leonard Armstrong
Erin Township
Albert Lorgy
Vancouver
RH. O
Albertmith
Wellesley
Rnabt
Wagwood
Owen
Stratford United Church
Gravelite
Ballpenters
James
William
Stewart Mayberry
Gordon
John
Robert Mayberry
Stratford
Sebringville
Mulllbank
Yrunner
Hampstead
Milverton
North Mornington
Linwood
London
Durham
Hincardine
Erin
Listowel
Feeds for Hogs Show Economic Gains at Dominion Station
Trials at Dominion Experimental Station in New Brunswick test potatoes with ground grains and skim milk for hog fattening. Results show potatoes plus barley and milk produce satisfactory gains, with fish meal as a protein substitute offering cost and growth benefits.
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Dominion Experimental Station
Lat Redericion
N. B
Prize Essays Urge Canada to Promote World Peace
Miss Jean Bennie wins bronze with essays by Patricia Harrop and Charles Henderson praising Canada’s role in world peace. They call for education against prejudice, continued British traditions, commercial fairness, and withholding key materials during war to pressure aggressors while honoring sacrifices of WWI.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
Jean Bennie
Patricia Harrop
Charles Henderson
How CANADA CONTRIBUTE TO WORLD PEACE
Patricia Yarrop argues Canada should support the League of Nations and provide moral backing for international disputes. She notes U S nonparticipation and urges future action, including economic penalties and moral leadership to prevent war.
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Breault
League of Nations
Woodrow Whiton
League
Canada
United States
Yeayues
Canidae
How Can Canada Contribute To World Peace
Charles Henderson argues for Canada to bolster peace through support of peaceful institutions like the League of Nations and the Paris Pact. He cites past Canada US Nash-Bagot agreements, promotes youth education in peace, invites a crusade against war, and urges nonviolent policy over militarization.
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Canada
British Empire
Errth Empire
Ufe
Chiisens
Charles Henderson
Germany
Walt
Onns
Langue of Nations
United States
Great Lakes
Italy
Teildes
Mor
Eramosa Council Sets Nomination Day and polling plans
Eramosa Township Council met at Rockwood Town Hall on Monday November 4 with full attendance. A by law appointed Deputy Returning Officers and polling places for Subdivisions 1 to 5. Nomination for Reeve and Councillors for 1936 will occur December 30 at 1 pm with close at 2 pm and polling if needed January 6 1936 from 9 am to 6 pm. A $15 grant was approved for Acton and Rockwood Canadian Legion. The Treasurer was told to reject penalties on arrears under the Partners Creditors Arrangement Act. A rural hydro contract was approved contingent on mortgagee signing. Council approved accounts totaling $956 and adjourned to December 2 at 1:30 pm.
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Eramosa Township
Rockwood
Town Hall
John R. Richardson
Loney’s House
Pour Comers
Gordon Swanston
D. R.O
Everton
Acton and Rockwood
Canadian Legion
Fred G. Wright
H. J. Cibson
Wanting Things and the Drive to Work
An essay argues that desiring more fuels effort and progress. It contrasts Westward ambition with simple subsistence in other lands, noting that aspiration leads to greater achievement, while contentment can hinder development. It urges pursuing both material and intellectual gains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Treple
Canada urged to curb nickel use for world peace
The text argues Canada should limit nickel use and export to prevent war, noting Canada's key role in the global nickel supply. It calls for controlling resource use, supporting peaceful institutions, education of youth, and promoting peace to leverage Canada’s position for world peace.
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Canada
Used and Reconditioned Stoves Sale and Repairs
Oil gasoline electric wet plates and a range of guaranteed used and reconditioned stoves. We furnish repairs for all makes. Your old stove accepted as part payment. Terms arranged. We can save you money.
Not Yet With A Grinding Brake The Officer Questions Boy
An officer stops his car and asks a boy about an aircraft crash near the field. The boy, hiding a catapult, says he has only been shooting at a bottle and has seen no aeroplanes come down nearby.
Cone of love at Or at night mystery
A fragment notes romantic interest and repeated meetings after an unspecified event. The terse exchange hints at affection and a later sighting or reconsideration, with no clear names or places given.
Cantankerous Math Lesson Confuses Student Bobby
A schoolroom exchange shows a teacher testing Bobby with sums like four minus one and a riddle about numbers. Bobby steadily asserts his own answers while the teacher presses for the correct total. The dialogue captures a playful arithmetic moment between pupil and instructor.
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Georgetown Lion's Club Proposs
Legion
Wilbur Street
Mui Street
Toronto
Polles
Solders’ Monument
Presbyterian Church
Mill Street
Wilbur
Fellow Street
Symon
Acton, Rockwood
Nassagaweya
Enex
Bua" Nicol
Thanksgiving Bay
Mission Band of the United Church
H. R. Hale
Georgetown
British Columbia
G. Howard Ferguson
Geneva
Julien
Ypres
Prince
Flanders
Axgdin
Patricia Yarrop
Eramosa
Pioneer Equipment CO
Woolwich St Guelph, Out
Bobby
Guelph
Dick Powell
Ruby Keeler
Merle Oberon
Frederic Marci
Herbert Marssall “the Dark Angel
Joan Crawford
Bryan Ahearne—In “I
Acton and District
J. K. Gardiner
Ont
Acton Hockey Club
Seven Milew Radits
P.O
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