Obituary notices from Hamilton and area dated October 1935
George A Robertson of Erin and Eramosa Township. Mary McDowell Wrigglesworth of West Caledon. Duncan Cameron Murray of Puslinch. memorials for Ken Holloway and Kenneth Edwin Holloway. Names include Robertson, Wrigglesworth, Murray, Holloway with dates October 14 to 16 1935 and October 20 1934 deaths.
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Robertson
Hamilton
George A George Robertson
Town Line
Erin
Eramosa
Murray
St. Joseph’s Hospital
Duncan Cameron
Robert Murray
Clark Murray
Puslinch
Acton Georgetown Wilton news and local events summary
Acton residents mark Halloween and count toward Christmas as Apple Day nears. Thanksgiving is observed as a public holiday next Thursday. Acton plans to run fall events and potato harvests lag behind last year. Liberals celebrated in County Town Monday. Posters and committee rooms ready for four more years. Election conducted vigorously with goodwill. Town Wall cleaned this week. 1936 calendars announced. Public School children enjoy holidays during Teachers' Convention. Shopping ads highlight merchant specials. Inter-school rugby postponed until spring between Acton Georgetown and Wilton. Harold Pickett wins Mrs Wepburn Trophy in Caledonia plowing. Rugby injuries reported. Acton and Georgetown High schools clashed in a rugby match. Accidental injury to Mckinnon and Carnochan car crash near Acton. Chief McPhemon investigates. Plans for three months short courses in Agriculture and Home Economics at Palermo. J E Whitelock promotes courses. seven provincial courses permitted. Palermo readers expect improved programs following Acton Burlington courses.
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Lhree
Palermo
J. E. Whitelock
Dalton County
Statton
Acton
Burlington
Among the Neighbors in Ontario Elections 1940 Results
The report surveys county races in Halton Peel Wellington North and South Grey Bruce Muskoka and North Waterloo. Highlights include Gordon Graydon and W J Lowe in Peel Conservative wins by 248. R W Gladstone in Wellington South by 2026. Dr Blair Liberal in Wellington North by 1729. Lennard Conservative in Wentworth by 173. Agnes McPhail in Grey Bruce with 1339. Stephen Purniss Liberal in Muskoka by 801. Harmon E Wice reconstructor in Enniskillen with 250 votes. W D Euler Liberal in North Waterloo by 6 238 and deposits lost by rivals.
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Halton County
Alse
Peel County
Gordon Graydon
W. J. Lowe
Peel
C.C. P
Reconstructionians
Wellington South
Guthrie Reign
R. W. Gladstone
Dr. Blair
Wellington North
Duncan Sinclair
Wentworth
Lennard
Conserva‘tive
Corman
O. F
Reconstructionists
Grey-Bruce
Agnes McPhail
Cream Desserts Recipes From Milk Utilization Service
A recipe collection from the Cream Desserts publication by the Milk Utilization Service outlines gelatin desserts and creamy desserts. It includes instructions for making a whipped cream and fruit mold, a lemon fruit jelly with whipped cream, and a rice and fruit dessert with gelatin.
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Dominion Department of Agriculture
Deceftive A Man Rescued From Deep Pond
A colony man explains why he entered a deep pond he could not swim to retrieve a duck. He says he thought the water not so deep and that it took only one hit to reach the tall duck.
Orangeville Retailer Albert Walker Dies After Fair Incident
Albert Walker manager and partner in P. T. Hill & Co. of Orangeville collapsed while watching judging at Erin Fair. He died about an hour after admission to Lord Dufferin Hospital. Survived by widow Maybell Gordon, three sons Gordon Raymond and Grant, two brothers John and Robert, and four sisters including Mrs. G. Bowers and Mrs. Doherty.
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Albert Walker
P. T. Hill & Co
Orangeville
Erin Fair
Markdale
Notable Georgetown Resident George Lenard Watson Dies at Home
One of Georgetown's most respected citizens, George Lenard Watson, died at his Maple Avenue home on Friday last in his eighty first year. He was born in Nassagaweya Township and had lived in Georgetown for 23 years, farming in Nassagaweya before moving here. Survived by his widow Phoebe Lane Watson and four sons Alfred Robert Victor of Rockwood and Charles of Keitchen Sask, two daughters Mrs Emily Wilson of Eden Mills and Mrs E R Dagg of Vancouver, and one sister Mrs Henry Husband of Cloverdale Vancouver. A Liberal, he belonged to Limehouse United Church. The funeral was held at his home and Ebenezer Church Nassagaweya with Rev G Y Stephenson and others assisting. pallbearers named. Interment followed in Ebenezer Cemetery.
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Georgetown
George Lenard Watson
Phoebe Jane Lane
Maple Avenue
My. Watson
Nassagaweyo
Ewr
Nassagaweya
Auye
Townsnty
Phoebe Vane Lane
Alfred
Robert
Victor
Rockwood
Charles
Keitchen, Sask
Emily Wilson
Eden Mills
E. R. Dagg
Vancouver
Eister
Henry Husband
Cloverdale
Limehouse United Church
G.Y. Stephenson
Ebenezer Church
Nassaguweya
WH. H. Womerville
Ebenezer
W. J. Taylor
LO. Nixon
Wat McDowell
Wm. Bullivant
John Campbell
WJ. Brownridge
Ebenezer Cemetery
Publicity Is a Business Like Any Other
The Dunnville Chronicle argues newspapers function as a business with subscriptions advertising and job printing as core revenue. It notes the press provides free civic support, while production costs include wages, power, and taxes, and calls for paid publicity for commercial boosts.
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The
Chronicls
Daughters of the Empire
Hospital
Legion
Public Library
Worticultural Society
Retail Merchants’ Association
Industtries
Sone
Dunnville Chronicle
Flags reflect global hues and symbols across nations
Red white and blue dominate national flags, with yellow green and orange following. Astronomical motifs like stars and moons appear widely, while symbols such as the Southern Cross, Great Dipper, cedar and temple motifs mark country identities.
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Aga
Montreal Herald
Curder
Mayer One
Spalp
Croga
Atmtralia
New Zealand
Alaska
Afghanistan
Cambodia
Republic of Lebanon
Papal State
Germany
Soviet Union
Tibet
Great Himalayans Describe Ancient Fossils and Elephants
A New Timex writer notes that before the Ice Age the Himalayan region had thick jungles with streams carrying logs and fossils. Jaw fragments show early evolution toward apes and humans. Ceylon ebony elephant carvings are popular with tourists and dealers. The Hawk Family section discusses Cooper and sharp shinned hawks as predators and notes owls help control rodents.
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Timex
Gunes Plaio
Mpea
Vitamin Rich Foods and History of Honeydew Melon
The text lists vitamins and foods such as butter eggs milk cereal and greens with notes on vitamins A D and G sources. It then discusses the honeydew melon on the market and its origin with a claim about a melon shipped from Africa to New York and planted at Ruecky Font Colorado.
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Paris
Aeodamen
Stocka Still Stead Visitors Through Atbury Village
Passage through the village of Atbury is noted with visitors described in fractured terms. The text mentions figures and events about vagrants and justice procedures, hinting at local social conditions.
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Moghind
Atbury Toertfordahlre
Quocka
Ogateberk
Neter Adawelle
Fragmented OCR Weather Theory Note
The readable text argues about atmospheric layers and a constant temperature pattern above a certain level. No clear date location or named entities are present.
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Corther
Cel Tecel
Town Hall and Road Plans Tie to Scout Aid and Voter Safety
Council fields decisions on hospital resident status of visitors from Acton, thanks the Roy Scouts for sending Canada bark collections to Acton England Troop, and schedules a Town Hall inspection. They address road expenditure estimates, a Town Hall cleanup by Lakeside Y O D E partners, and voter theft allegations.
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Pettit
Acton
Roy
England
Clarke Farmer
Reeve Harrison
Lakeside
Asc
Farewell Presentation to Mr and Mrs Allison in Acton
Friends gathered at the home of Mr and Mrs Allison October 5 1935 to wish them well as they move to Milton. Mrs Dobbie presented a radio lamp and gifts while Mrs Lasby read the farewell address from the group. Refreshments were served and good wishes extended for their new life.
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Milton
Jan, Dobbie
W. A. Lasby
Acton
Mys
Allison
Jas, Dobbie
John McArtauk
Mns
J. K. Gardiner
Robert Laing
Mr. Alligon
Adaptability a Key to Success Across Personal and Work Life
The text argues adaptability as a decisive factor in success. It contrasts responses to care from a mother and Aunt Isabel, and compares two employer types, stressing tailoring behavior to others’ preferences. It concludes adaptability is crucial yet often overlooked.
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Isabels
Yasbel
Isabel
Change Yourself to Change Your World
The text urges young readers to improve themselves before their circumstances change. It argues that improving speech and education will raise social and economic status, and that inner changes lead to better opportunities and a transformed world.
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Aimple
Wax in Poultry Plucking Cooling Guidelines
Dr Grace explains cooling of rough plucked fowl before wax plucking. Birds should hang in a cool room until body temp drops to about 70 F, about two hours in a typical room, longer if needed to prevent wax smears. Booklet published by National Research Council of Canada and Dominion Department of Agriculture.
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N. H. Grace
Grace
National Research Council of Canada
Dominion Department of Agriculture
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Alexandra
Yeas Heepital
Toronto
W. D. Robertson
Jeasie Anderson
Eileen Avenue
David Wiliam
Wrigglesworth
Lot & Concession 6
West Caledon
Mary McDowell
George Wrigglesworth
Siolloway
Little Ken
Heaven
Pather
Holloway
Kenneth Edwin
Jocals
Hallowe'en
Boen
Geouls
Iisltors
Wilton
Harold Pickett
Hornby
Mrs. Wepburn
Caledonia
Mcktinnon
Egin Township
Williun Camochun
Carnochan
Chief McPhemon
Julia
Electiem
Pompadoun
Ceylon
Canada
Galle
Mr. and
Afra
HH. F. Allison
ROYAL
Genevieve Martini
Call of the Wild
Clark
Loretta Gable
Thubs
Fry
Jack Benny
Wednes
Shipmates Forever
Dick Powel
Ruby Keeler
Hinton’s
BOY
ALBO
Hanson's
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