Deaths in Ontario area and Plains towns in October 1922
Obituaries note several deaths from October 6 to October 19, 1922 in Toronto and nearby towns. Entries list names and relations, including Jonnie Tthwale daughter of Ar and Str Mindle, Wadler Telye, and Mary Maka Kalovad wife of Archibald Binelyly, with ages or years. Rev George A Mitchell of Lacombe Alberta is recorded as dying at 42 in October 1332.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judleioiuinneg
AL Torontu
Thuraday
Jonnie Tthwale
Almiuinder Mindle
Tie
Werin
Cell Midler
Mira
Wadler
Telye
Kette
Alfred Wait
Jainclaidain Wels Township
Mary Makaern
Archtald Binelyly
Mitchu
Hin Sduichter
Lacombe
Alta
George A. Mitchell Oh
Csorgutowd
Local items sketch a coal shortage and price changes
The Acton Bree Press notes a coal shortage looming this week with prices at 16.00 per ton and a drop in Ford car prices by 60. It mentions weather, harvest scenes, Halloween plans, and community notices from Weyburn to Hanover, including church events, council matters, and a waterworks contract.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gualph
Bios
Wutumu
Pont Company
Listowel
A. G. Clarridge
Erin Fair
Bryden
Wood
Aydney
Australia
Daily Telegraph
Hanover
David Minionton
Parkdale
Hallowe'en
Bohool Hoang
Methodial Church
Epworth League
Treabytery
Weyburn
Sask
Know
J. C. Witeon
TL. A
Guelph
Coonay
Acton
Waa
Towa
Jim” Jools Wall
Unis
Georgetown Herald
Kitcheners
Udtt
John Savero
Onsewi
Kitchener
Anniversary Celebration for Mr and Mrs Brown at Mountain View
A wedding anniversary event held at Mountain View, the home of Mr and Mrs J Fo Drawn, drew about forty guests. Rev J dt Moore presided as chair and readings and recitals followed. Messages came from relatives in Ontario and Michigan as neighbors praised the couple’s life and farm, with wishes for many happy returns and broader friendships.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mountain View
Mri
J. Fo
Oatohar
Marly
Nowers
Oliver
Mine Ante Rose
Mmuntingdon
Quebic
Evelyn Hrawnacomb
Uxatta
Mirasles
Hernuda
Mia -Hrownecomb
Twaldants
Europe
Wddinas Wan
Mir
Widhand
Moors
Eliest
Mika Milita Oke
Har
Telechronometer trials mark measured telephone use in Everett
Experiments lasting over a year on Puget Bound Telephone Company's system in Everett Washington show the telechronometer can measure call duration to calculate charges. The small meter attached to telephones records only the caller's usage, leaving incoming calls free, and 6 000 phones in the city now use the device, enabling new rates based on thorough testing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Puget Bound Telephone Company
Everett
Washington
Robert H. Moulton
Wonders Never Cease The Family Herald raises cheer across Canada
The Family Herald and Weekly Blar of Montreal has grown for forty years and more. Thousands of households rely on its weekly issues as an indispensable part of home life. Publishers nationwide cite its phenomenal success as a remarkable journal. Sample copies are offered free to new readers by Montreal publishers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Family Herald
Montreal
Canada
Family Herald of
Itn Publishon
Anniversary dues marked in village rite and church link
The Town and Country neighborhood notes honor community life with church unity and civic service. Affected by Alfred J. Turner's death, his funeral procession to St Johns Church Cemetery was held this afternoon amid sympathies and remembrances from residents and church members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anton
Rhoeser
Alfred J
Turner
St. Johns Churchi Cemetery
CREWSONE CORNERS Holiday Visit At Acton Home
A family gathering during a holiday weekend near Acton featured Mrs A Crippa and Mrs Aluer Cripps joining Lola Ait Then and Idabel Lantz for a morning visit. Guests included Mrs D A Crippa and Mint Madge Wornied as they traveled to the home of a local giant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Crippa
Aluer Cripps
Lola Ait
Acton
Frlanda Hore
Minaya Dols
Idabel
Bt Witer Kiuapt
Weekend Visits Across the Village
Toronto visitors Mr. D. Mtr and Mr. Garvin joined locals Mr. and Mrs. Harry Kimlth and Yollan Beth for a few days. Mr and Mrs. G. Honger stayed with Mr WT. Hrown. Mrs. Hiphble of Wanton visited relatives. Minton MokKerracker of Chathant also visited over the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mtr
D. of
Toronto
Dow Garvin
Harel
Sheppard
Stralford
Harry Kimlth
Yollanbeth
G. Honger
Great Funday School Gathering In Toronto Next Week
Ontario Religious Education Council hosts the 67th Annual Provincial Sunday School Convention in Toronto at the end of October week. Prof AG Augustine Eraich of Boston and the Orpheus Choir of Toronto lead music and pageantry for thousands of delegates, with the朝 event described as the province’s greatest religious education gathering yet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ontario Religious Education Council
Mes
Queen Hirgh West
Toronto
Musaay Mall
Gleton
Joe
Ite
AG. Augustine Eraich
Boaten
Orpheus Choir
Musio
Hy Augustine Smith
Mualo
Heaton University
Japan
Kansaw City
Ontario
Penenie Bo
Blunders in Bibles and Curious Mistranslations
A historical note surveys numerous Bible editions with word errors quaint spellings. It cites 1653 Hug Villet edition misquoting Psalmist and 1618 English boway rendering and phrases from Heir Bible. The Treacle Bible and Vinegar Bible are highlighted for odd headings and misprints such as vineyard rendered as ving wn and Adam and Eve described as brewcaheu.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
Ourloua
Yeremiah
Bt. Luke
Chanter
Adam
Acton Correspondent Corrects Mercury Impression
Acton correspondent Ady to the Guelph Mercury corrects a mistaken impression regarding Mary McDonald. He regrets the confusion caused by the error and notes the inadvertent mix up with John D. McDonald and Harry McDonald.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guelph Mercury
Acton
Nate
Marry
McDonald
John D. McDonald
Harry McDonald
Ady
Guelph Meraury
Coal Supply Prices and Restrictions From Mackenzie
J B Mackenzie outlines coal pricing on the road for anthracite varieties Pepnut War Nace and Bee with pea coal bought direct from Lime Company at 18.00 per ton while other sixes from independent operators at 15.90 per ton Orders for Poa and Meg sizes will be taken for any ape but only one ton Nut or Jrure AcE per holder. Prices cited include 14.00 per ton for Spaath and oar of ones Conl and thy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bee
Lime Company
Aixex
Indo ~ Dent
Ordora
Jane
J. B. MacKenzie
Ghoag
Harvest Festival at St Albans Tops Parish News
Large crowds attended St Albans Harvest Festival and Children’s Day services. The event showcased flowers, vegetables, and a village choir with notable contributions by Rev. Sh Cd. me Maugh, Mrs. Vutuah, and the parish children whose 36 individual parts highlighted a memorable Children’s Day Morning in 1922.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Albans
Turki Che
Wweelo
Annie Vinevont
Linda
Mra
Vutuah
Sh Cd
Hunday
Mathis
Mr. Baugh
Bailife's Sale Under Warrant of Distress 1922 Auction
A distressed sale on Wednesday October 25 1922 lists livestock poultry farm implements and garden goods from the premises of Howard Murtha. Items include grey mare sorrel horses cows turkeys ducks hens corn and farming tools with a 7 percent annual credit option. Auction by J Kerr and C O Plank with barnes and parana noted. Unique names and locations reflect a rural auction record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ona
Howard Murtha
Ednesday
Ane Petoul
Ilorhica
Durham
Gilain
Toma Tomethy Hays
Dushela Mat Oluet Burtay
Masseys Marine
Morly Pews Lanedor
Limanure
Diac
Nobrly
Edaalt Tance Beomta
Nuriariia
RB. J. Kerr
Thorne
Acton
Plank
Clark
Wate Parana
Barness
Auction Notice for Waquering Township Property Sale
A sale set for Saturday October 21 1922 at one oclock offerings include the northeast half of lot 15 in the ninth concession Waquering containing about 100 acres with a large two story brick house and brick barn. Also farm stock tools and implements with horses cattle and hay plus furniture and household goods. Terms: ten percent down, balance in fifteen days. no reserve bid for real estate. cattle and implement credit terms as listed. LeRoy Dale George Town Ontario solicitor. Executrixes of estate BEN PETGH auctioneers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Masgny-Varris
MoaCornick
Masney-Varria
Munuoye
Masany-Harrias
Corm
Viarnehr
Hubtarya Neraness
Plymouth
Plymouth Hock
Imperial Oxford
Thama
FAO
LeRoy Dale
Ceorgstown
Ontario
James HH
Careless Smokers Spark Vicious Fire Hazard Across Ontario
Deputy Fire Marshall Towle warns that many individuals ignore quick safety steps after using matches, risking dangerous blazes. He notes the habit is widespread nationwide, with smokers leaving embers to smolder rather than fully extinguishing them, potentially causing costly damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dioes
Marehall Towle
Ontario
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Acton Bree
Thurhday
M. Moore
McLean & Co
Taylor
Hapitat
Sr Eday
Andrew Telford
Bronte
Huénos Aires
San Pedro
By’ Kirkwood
Sightheing
Erin
Bir Iesne
Queenston
Alban's
Church
Baugh
Southampton
Hamilton
Picton Gaxotte
Futur
Ington’ Nowe
Mr. and
Mee
Robert Lo Brown
Limehouse
Bird
Irv
Thle
Miver
Vannah
Bemytitus Casordln
Btonville
Ashbridge
Quehes
Strat
Ford
New Dundes
Chartavalx
Mich
Fembroke Council
Carleton Place
Carleton
United States
Cooney
Jira
Caledon
Dover Ol and’ Gas Co
STOR
Nicotine
Enitchy
Galt
Halton
Hereford
Milton
Mardonio
Town and
Methodiat
Voovs
Walter Preauhed
Previnkla
Crewsone
Great Funday
St. Alban’s
Bailife
Geo. Soper
Steset
T. Brown
Acton, Ontario
Ron Baby
Jomes
Harry Harrison
Pam
Timothy Eaton Feld
Eaissaing
Perma Dace
Ana Wagon
Fairbanks Baker Mill Street
Patterson's
Ww. J. Patterson
Conner Mill
Main Phone
Ont
Penman
Stanfield
Turnbull
Clare
Alex
Aston, Ont
Moorehead
Neilson
V. Rumley
Cape Cod
Hawall
Isle of Pines
W. P. Hartley
Beaufoy
Mill Street
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