Toronto Papers to Amalgamate on Monday
Announcement says the Mail and Empire is purchased by The Globe Printing Company and merged into The Globe and Mall to publish for the first time Monday morning. The joint paper will operate from The Mall and Empire plant at Hing and Bay Streets with a new KIng and York construction plan for a modern plant by next fall.
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Mail and Empire
Globe Printing Company
Globe and Mall
Journal
Canada
Dominion
Mall and Empire
Hing and
Bay Streets
King and
York Streets
Mall
Empire
Globe
George McCullagh
The
Cullagh
Bloomsbury Literary Meeting Recap in Nas Kuyuweyu School
The Bloomsbury Literary Society met at S. S. No. 9 Nas kuyuweyu in November. Manuel Nellis presided with Ross Patterson in charge of the program. performances included harmonica pieces by Cecil Wilson and Jack VanGoozen, readings by Mrs. George Watson and Ross Patterson, a piano solo by Alma Watson, a duet by Marlon and Alma Watson, and a concluding musical number. Alex Near solved conundrums, Marlon Watson and Ness Patterson won progressive euchre prizes, followed by lunch and adjournment.
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Bloomsbury Literary Society
Naskuyuweyu
Manuel Nellis
Ross Patterson
Cecil Wilson
George Watson
Alma Watson
Jack VanGoozen
Marlon
VanGooren
Alex Near
Marlon Watson
Mansel Nellis
Ness Patterson
Committed for Trial After Hotel Fight In Moffat
In Hamilton on Saturday night Gerald Tun Eyck was committed for trial on aggravated assault and intent to maim charges after a fight in a hotel kitchen with Fred Cartwright, blacksmith of Moffat, who received 21 stitches to his throat and chest wounds. Evidence showed Cartwright spoke with the cook when Eyck attacked. a bloodstained knife was seen and a woman held it under a tap.
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Hamilton
Fred Cartwright
Moffat
Gerald Tun Eyck
Cartwright
Ten Eyck
Bolton Votes For Village Waterworks Installation
Holton citizens overwhelmingly supported installing a village water works system on Monday. About 1400 voters participated with around 1,380 for and 30 against. 200 ballots were spoiled. The system would draw water from a sheep well, store it in a hilltop tank to ensure constant pressure and may later supply water for engines at the depot. The estimated total cost is 330,090.
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Holton Ciizens
Counil
Vilage
Cop
School for Backwards Tells A Playful Parish Evening
St Alban's Group A staged a parish hall program featuring The School for Backwards and The Trial of Karl Von Bunker. Pupils acted with misfired spelling and headstands while neighbors teased Karl Von Bunker over a noisy odor.
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Billy
Plasseesevontad
St. Alban
Karl von Bunker
Thelma Lovell
Dorothy Bayliss
Ruth Hubble
Ada Elliott
Harry Ware
George Wary
Jack Baker
George Ware
Harry Rogers
Allee Taylor
Dot Yaynes
Phylisa Mackey
Eleanor Jacque
Daisy Buchanan
Peel County resident dies after wagon truck crash
W N O Hurst longtime Peel County resident died at Peel Memorial Hospital Brampton from injuries after his farm wagon was struck by a truck driven by J C McMillan of Cheltenham on No 7 Highway east of Brampton. O Hara was en route home when the collision tore the wagon apart. one horse died and O Hara suffered critical head and chest injuries. McMillan faced reckless driving charges, posted $500 bail after arrest by Traffic Officer Ray Hodgson Brampton.
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Wn. O'Hurst
Lfe
Peel County
Peel Memorial Hospital
Brampton
J. C. McMillan
Cheltenham
O'Haran
O'Hara
W. H. Brydon
Mellan
Ray Hodgson
Brampton Juail
Highway Accident Injures Lis-towal Resident
Mrs J E Doble Jr sustained a hip injury when the car carrying the Doble couple from Acton to Lis tawal skidded on ice west of Rockwood. Mr Doble attempted to pass another vehicle, braked hard, and lost control. His car struck Albert Peers Toronto owned vehicle. the oncoming car collided but remained undamaged. Both Doble and Peers cars were damaged.
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J. E. Doble, Jr
Alte
Mr. Doble
Peer
Brampton Artists Star in Acton Benefit Concert
Brampton artists headlined a benefit concert in Acton sponsored by the Baptist Ladies Aid and Mission Circle. The program featured the Inex Sunday School Orchestra led by R Spielvogel, the Golden Star Maley Quartette, Little Betty Dugibert, Fort Bunton on piano accordion, Anderson and Nethercott in duets, and soloists including Chas Landsborough and W Cotes. Revo Byxter chaired, and the show supported a former Acton resident traveling to England.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bapt.t Ladies Aid and
Mission Circle
Brampton
Inex Sunday School
R. Spielvogel
Golden Star -Maley-Quartette
Robertson
Hallett
Clark
O'Hearn
Suttmi
Betty Cuthbert
Fort Bunton
Anderson
Nethercdtt
Bramaton
Acton Vistt
Bettys Dugibert
Thos. Rigby
Ro Spielvegel
Chas
Landsborough
W. Cotes
Revo EL G Byxter
Wo Celes
Heparin
Acton
England
New Rates Effective December 1 at Acton Utilities
Acton Public Utilities Commission met Tuesday evening with Commissioners Hansen and Reeve Harrison present. The minutes show payments to Bell Telephone Co. and various suppliers totaling 223.85, plus 104.45 for waterworks power and heating. Ontario Hydro approval to invest 1500 in Dominion bonds and rates to take effect after December 1 include no service charge for domestic, 2.82 per kWh for first 60, 0.0 for addl. commercial 2¢ first 100 kWh, 0.6¢ addl. power charges 2.3e per kWh for 50 hours, 1.4e for next 50 hours plus 0.33c monthly. Effective January February readings payables. Pump repairs approved. arrears list checked for collection.
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Acton Public Utilities Commission
Hansen
Reeve Harrison
Ontuario Hydro Commission
K.w.h
J M Taylor Dies In Toronto
J M Taylor a longtime Guelph industrialist and former President and GM of Taylor Forbes Co died in Toronto. He moved to Guelph in 1902, led local business efforts, chaired the Guelph General Hospital board for 26 years, helped form the Chamber of Commerce, and held roles in over 20 organizations.
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Toronto
J. M.taylor
Guelph
Taylor
Taylor- Forbes Company
Dominion
A. R. Woodyatt Co
Taylor-Forbes Co
Guelph General Hospital
County Dramatic Festival Officers Elected at Oakville Meeting
At a meeting in Oakville on November 16 1936 the Hulton County Dramatic Festival officers were chosen from represented groups. Other groups may join by sending a 190 fee to the Treasurer before January 1. Officers include President WC Brethon and Vice President Ao Palrorvil with Devate Secret and Treasure Miss EK Mitche rs on. A meeting of the Execute was called for November QUrd at 81Y in Lusk Mall St John s United Church Oakville.
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Oakville
Hulton County
WC. Brethon
PL Wick
Ao Palrorvil- Devate
Novl Eaton
Lusk Mall
St. John's United Church
Reader requests extra copies of tax fare page issue
A note from J E Whiterock Agricultural Representative expresses appreciation for local Tax Fare Parsee columns and asks for about two dozen additional copies of the November 12 issue, plus an invoice. The Hulton Plowmen's Association backs the setup and the reader values the first page article.
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J. E. White- Rock
Hulton Plowmen's Association
Yam
United Church W M S Meets with Mission Work Emphasis
The Women's Missionary Society of the United Church met on Thursday evening November 12 with Mrs. Barberee presiding. Members shared Bible readings, devotions, and testimonies on Africa China Japan and Windy Island missions including a doctor graduate and a Chinese woman joining the church. Rev Dr Morrow led prayer and sang a solo.
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Women's Missionary Society of the United Church
Barberee
Fern Brown
A. T. Brown
Jesus
Hemstreet
M. W. Bennett
Africa
Dr. Morrow
R. R. Arnold
Boys Blamed for Milton Fire at Fair Grounds Stables
Alton police say three Milton juveniles started a blaze in a straw stack in horse stables at Halton County Agricultural Society fair grounds. Milton Fire Brigade quickly stopped the flames from spreading. Provincial Constable A J Oliver and Chief Hatfield investigated.
Badminton Club Visit Highlights Toronto Event
Acton Y.M.C.A. badminton five played Eglinton Badminton Club in Toronto on Tuesday evening. Games were tightly contested despite Acton trailing on points, hampered by low courts and birdies hitting the ceiling. Eglinton hosted well and a social gathering followed. Acton invited a return visit on December 3. Gifted note from Eglington United Church Badminton Club honors Mr and Mrs George Emery for years of service, signed by J Wilson President, dated November 13 1948.
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Acton “Y" Bar Wainton Club
Toronto
Eglinton Badminton Club
Acton
Eglinton
George Emery
EgMnien United Church Badminton Club
Ithoi
George G. Emery
Egdinton United Church
Emery
Ontario
Aeron
Reeve Storey to be Candidate for Eramosa Reeve
The November 15 council meeting in Rockwood included discussion of the Yells Telephone by-law and a $15 grant to the Acton and Rockwood Canadian Legion. Reeve D W Storey announced he will run again, with other members signaling intent to seek re-election or continue in council roles.
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Reeve Storey
Eramosa
Rockwood
D. HW
Storey
Albert Yush
John Hindley
D. DB. Gray
Wm. J. Pinkney
Board of Wealth
Messis
Yells Telephone Co
Mesara
Lush and Pinkney
Acton and Rockwood
The
Canadian Legion
Messra
Gray and Hindley
Frank Day
Yeuard
D. WH. Storey
Albert Lush
James W. Oakes
Briffy
John Henderson
Woman bruised fleeing car door on highway near Acton
Mrs. George Barnes of Acton was hurt when a car door blew open on the highway west of Acton Monday morning. She had signalled for a ride. D. Brown of Toronto stopped to help, but a faulty door caused her to fall onto the cement road losing shoes and hat as the vehicle was in motion.
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Acton
George Barnes
Barnes
D. Brown
Toronto
Chimney Fire damages home as brigades respond
A chimney fire at Mr. Albert Ryan residence last evening at six o clock caused minor property damage. Sparks threatened the outside of the building and neighboring homes while the Beira Brigade quickly protected nearby properties.
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Albert Ryan
Beira Brigade
Nasassagaweya Institute Meets At Mrs Simpson Home
The Nasassagaweya Women's Institute held its regular monthly meeting at Mrs J H Simpson's home with Mrs Padbury in charge. Members answered roll call with a soup recipe and shared spoons. reports and papers were presented and a potato soup demonstration was given followed by lunch and tea.
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Nasundiweya Women's Institute
J. H. Simpson
Padbury
BL Rhinehardt
J. EB. Dredge
Ayn Simpoon
J. Young Ale
A. Fletcher
Knox W. M. S Thank Offering Meeting Highlights
The Knox W. M. S. Thank Offering meeting opened with song and prayer. Mrs Blow welcomed guests from Knox Church Guelph and Boston Presbyterian. Address by Miss Allan Toronto guest speaker on "Pleumn Memories" included recollections of Mildred Soutar missionary in Ambhut India. Donations and tributes were noted including a $45 presentation for a memorial to Mrs Mary Moore.
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Knox W. M.S
Blow Predding
Blow
Knox Church
Guelph
Boston Presbyterian Church
J. M. McDonald
Muatuprize
Mix
Allan
Willams
Furleigh
Margaret Brown
Mays. Hennie
Acton
Cing
Hennile
Dublin Literary Society Elects Officers for Upcoming Year
The Dublin Literary Society held its annual meeting at the school on Friday evening November 13 with Mr Linham presiding The group elected President Walter Linham Vice President Alex Walkie Secretary Verna Joe Treasurer Frances Mullin Pianist Mrs Robertson Assistant Pianist Miss Margaret Walkie Program Committee Mrs W Bracken Miss Bernice Bracken Tess Social Committee Mrs Bracken Mrs Black Mrs McIsaac An address on Scotland followed by a duet by Miss Young and Mrs Robertson concluded the session and the meeting ended with the National Anthem.
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Dublin Literary Society
Linham
Walter Linham
Alex. Walkie
Verna Joe
Frances Mullin
Robertson
Margaret Walkie
W. Frank
Bernice Bracken
Tess
Bracken
Black
McIsaac
MeIsaic
Scotland
Young
Two Escape Injury After Tire Blowout Collision
Two persons narrowly escaped injury when a car tire blew on Bramsa road Sunday. Albert Smith and Gun Williams were traveling north when the right rear tire blew, sending the car across the road, hitting a telephone post and crashing into an officer’s vehicle driven by W. G. Newstead on Eramosa road.
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Brambsa Road
Albert Smith
Gun Williams
W. G. Newstead
Eramosa Road
Ten Teams to Play in Rural League
A Rural League meeting set the lineup for the season with Eden Mills Rockwood Dublin York Road Jones Days Army Lorne Palmers Storey Glove and either Everton or Guelph Rangers as the tenth team. The league will operate like last year with delegate approval and a referee in chief.
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Eden Mills
Rockwood
Dublin
York Road
Jones Days
Army
Lorne Palmers
Everton
Talbot
Storey
Rangers
Guelph
S. S. Royce
Sand
Peavey
Joe Kentiner
Loees Taoast
D. Dawkins
S. Simpson
Cannell
Dubin
Yore Staad
Jones Moya
Limehote
Lorne Furners
Guelph Rangers
Reverend W J Johnston Delivers Thrills and Spills of Life
At the Acton Y M C A Ladies' Night the guest speaker Rev. W J Johnston past president of Kiwanis and former Ireland native spoke on the Thrills and Spills of Life. He urged peaceable living and noted the value of happiness and mercy while praising local clubs and supporters.
Coon Excuse In Court Over Second Theft
The judge asks why the defendant stole again after the first incident. The prisoner replies he needed money to pay his lawyer.
Coming Events and Concert Announcements for December
The notices list school and church events including Bannockburn School Concert on Friday December 18th, Dublin Christmas Concerts also December 18th, and a Woodalde Christmas event on December 17th. Parish euchre evenings, Women’s Conservative Club meetings, and a travelogue by Tall Bros are scheduled in November and December with small admission fees.
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Dublin
Women's Conservative Club
Bannockburn Wamen's Institute
Woodside School
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Globe and Mail
Bloomsbury Literary Meeting
Bolton
ST. Alban’s A
Brampton Artists
Ontario Commission
McDonald Electric Tita
Pn Powerlly Devices, Ltd
LG Dominion Cutout Co. Ltd
Waterworks Department
Hydro Department
Spring Ee
Canadian Johns-Mainvilla Co
Hydro
Ontario Hydro Convision
Dominion of Canada
J. M. Taylor
Free: Press
Milton
Badminton Club
J. Wilson
Monda
Nassagaweya Institute
W. J. Johnston
Eglinton Avenue
Johnston
North America
United States
Mr. Johnston
Acton Y.M.C.A
Coon
Bannockharn School
Woodalde
Evin
Pum
Churchill
Euchre
Duke of Devonshire
Yimaclal
Redcend-Ments
Tall Bros
United Church
Susalon Circle of the Baptist Church
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