Marriages and memorials from Acton Ontario notices
Arrived HPERD MINO ALL the Smunns George town on Wednesday October 24 1910 by Rev Cameron Dalay Gertrude youngest daughter of Mr G W Bfino to Mr Arthur Speod of Toronto Hall Churchll At Ht Albana Church Acton on Sunday October 12 1919 by Rev OF Maunwoll Reginald Stanley Hall of Bt Cath erines Ade Blanche Churchill of Nowmanville both former residents of Acton McNICHOLARNOLD At Grand View Georgetown on Wednesday October 1 1919 by Rev Wm Burt Hylyia Glendolyn second daughter of Mr I T Arnel to Mr Gilbert Graham McNichol youngest son of Mr and Mrs J J BfcNichol of Toronto In Memoriam Denny In ever loving memory of John Denny who departed this life October 12 1916 Out of the shadown into the day He has passed on before Just a one way Hadly missed by WIPE AND FAMILY
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arried Hperd-Mino
Smunns
Georgetown
Wodalay
Hoptoner
Cameron
Dalay
Gertrude
GQ. W. Bfino
Arthur Speod
Toronto
Hall-Churchill
Albana Church
Acton
OF. Maunwoll
Reginald Stanley Hall
Bt. Catherines
Ade Blanche Churchill
Nowmanville
McNichol-Arnold
Denny
John Denny
Prohibition vote urged and election notices in local items
Local notices urge voters to participate in the prohibition vote next Monday while campaigns warn against campaign interference. Reports mention community events including the Weston Horticultural Society growing to 700 members and a successful Milton fair.
Editor argues against changes to Ontario Temperance Act
A letter from BURLINGTONH registry editor Sar, Yogis urges maintaining prohibition. He cites postwar production needs, reduced manpower from war and disease, higher living costs, and risk of lifting alcohol limits harming soldiers and vulnerable citizens. He warns stronger alcohol would prod demand and be hard to curb.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neceas Tlea
Onos
Sara
de Coon
Lquor Legislatios
Ontario
Liberal Candidate Cleaver Opens Halton Meeting
A Halton political meeting featured Liberal candidate Mr Cleaver presenting the party platform and temperance stance. Speakers included Major Latimer on soldiers rights and Mrs Carpenter urging women's civic involvement ahead of the referendum vote. The event closed with cheers for Cleaver and the National Anthem. Also covered is the Navy League's Nelson Day Campaign to raise funds for training Canadian seamen and naval welfare initiatives.
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H. Cleaver
Halton
Beth
HH. Cleaver
Liberal Party
Ilo Wan
Hatton
Soldier Boys
Latimer
Toronto
Cleaver
Carpenter
Hamilton
Women's Canadian Club
Spada
J. W. L. Hampshire
Ontario
Barker
Brockville
Tie
E. Beswick
Dominion
Navy League of Canada
Navy League
Oram Family Leader Hailed As Christian Helper In Toronto
Mrs. Jonla Oram, once a Minnesota mother of small children, built a Canadian life from Norval to Acton and Toronto. A holy, active Christian worker, she led in the Junior League and Sunday School, guiding youths toward helpful lives. Her daughters Sidney Howard and George, Hattie and Annie, reside in Toronto and Burlington staff nurse Annie has served in England and at Burlington hospital. Funeral at Simpson Avenue Methodist Church this afternoon at two.
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Jonla Oram
Qerraint Street
Fant
Toronto
Mra
Oram
Lefe
Minnesota
Canada
Norval
Acton
Junior League
Cam
Christian Ilven
Mor
Pona
Sidney
Howart
George
Hattie
Annie
Milas Annie
Slater
England
Salonica
Totely
Voldtern
Burlington
Simpson
Avenue Methodiat Church
Acton Meeting Supports Temperance and Referendum
Mr Hanry Damper shows improvement after a week old auto crash and was able to air up briefly. Hilton remains in hospital in Gualph. Acton residents attended a town hall meeting supporting Cleaver the Democratic Liberal and temperance candidates. Voters urged to vote No four times then temperance candidates to back temperance legislation. returned soldiers seen as mostly temperance advocates. Social visits noted among Acton residents and guests from Toronto and Norval.
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Hanry Damper
Acton
Hilton
Gualph
Cleaver
Itan
Canada
Boozara
K. Drow
J. Bilton
J. Bennett
Wilkinson
Toronto
Canadian National launches modern transcontinental tourist car
The Toronto Winnipeg Vancouver service introduces a new steel tourist car as the first of twenty. Leather upholstery replaces plush with Bi telescopic design akin to standard sleeping coaches. The car features electric lighting, berth controls, under seat lamps, safety upper berth restraints, separate curtains, modern kitchen and lockers, and thermostatic heating for comfort on the Toronto to Winnipeg to Vancouver route.
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Canadian National
Toronto
Unece
Winnipeg
Vancouver
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Khan
Afr
Alex, Kean, Slaughter
Orabm Lal
Gerrard Ntrreot
Torontn
Turaday
Jeanie Gram
Ek Nellisle
Tuenday
Western Hospital
Joseph EF. Housle
The
Acton Free Press
NG XK
Foer
Weston Horticultural Society
Coxe
J. W. Bengough
Knox Church
Canadian National Express
Ontario Sunday School Asaociation
Massey Hall
Fees Press
Corncil
Yogis “Ruty
Burllinghan
Ronkwood
MR. Cleaver's
Memoriam
Jorle O1lam
Ballinafad
Hallinafad
Q. Campbell
G. Ik Hayrea
Ira Hills
Phoaba Ita
Methouint Church
Mesum
Hander
Mrs. Campbell
Aul
Sayres
Musie
Mr. Trosney
Sev
Min Jowiltt
Addremon
Pantor
Hav
J. A. Jowitt
Measra
Shaw
Yonge
A. W. Crewson
Yonge @ Charlee Streets
Omtalorus
W. d. Elliott
Pringspaly
Big
Penman
Turnbull
Stanfield
Kellogg's
Wwvilean & Mills
Sai
Town Hall
A. W. Nixon
Liberal
Conservative
Candidata
R. K. Anderson
M.P
GOD
Save the
Silvertones
Brill & Co
McCrimmon
Canadian National Railways
Erin
Ospringe
Wossenslon
Eramosa
Rockwood
Guelph
Wesselslot
Milton
Willoughby Farm Agency
Let
Bowe
United People
Josus
Oetario
Fansda
Onteria
Rac
Babed Club House
London
Paris
Fariu
Ieee Eget
Ipsy
Ducation Ontario
Axel
Ruada
Sosda
Yoush
Wieetric
Ovce
Dollar Hydro
Hydro
LALOR
Unie
Gaotacto
Fenton
Ubriving
Avproprigilons Fisdaos
Intarte
Hrealtit
Ontarie
Tynoo Ta
Free Public Health Service
W. H. Hearst
Ogera
Ontahio
Comeerz
Malliday Company
Amiltou
Tin
Mio Amana
W. Philip
Win
Papila
Conservatory
Messager
Acton Pare Poa
McDougall's
Jennie McDougall
Mill Street
Acton, Ont
Farries & Mullin
Wholeagle Commission’ Merchants
Geo. Wallace
R. J. Kerr
Young Street
Acton, Ony
Ryan
McKee
Rexall Drug Store
Guseph, Ont
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