Obituary Thomas W Treanor Dies in 75th Year
Thomas W. Treanor 74 of Georgetown died October 1 after a long career at Provincial Paper Ltd. He is survived by five daughters in Toronto Georgetown Acton and Peterborough two brothers Frank J. Treanor and Léo J. Treanor. Requiem Mass was held at Holy Cross Church and interment in Greenwood Cemetery with pallbearers named.
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Georgetown
Thomas W. Treanor
Harrison
Michigan
Provincial Paper Ltd
Cecilia Lankan
Holy Cross Church
Margaret
Toronto
Alice
Eleanor
Kathleen
Neil Gibbon
Acton
Marion
Arnold Atwood
Peterborough
Frank J. Treanor
Lansing
Mich
Léo J. Treanor
Detroit
W. J. Morgan
Greenwood Cemetery
Fred Armstrong
Norman Hill
Harvey Armstrong
Frank Asbeck
Joseph Gibbons
Richard Licata
Honor Bride To Be Showered Before October Wedding
Miss Margaret Blow who wed Warren Wood on October 9 enjoyed several pre nuptial events. Mrs A McIsaac hosted a miscellaneous shower at her home while Mrs W Dumarch held a linen shower with tennis club members attending. Miss F Wilkins organized a kitchen and pantry shower and Beardmore office friends attended. Miss Helen Holmes hosted a cup and saucer shower with guests from Acton Toronto and Hamilton. Mrs F Blow hosted a tea at her Bower Ave home for friends and relatives on October 13 afternoon and evening.
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Margaret Blow
Warren Wood
A. McIsaac
W. Dumarch
Tennis Club
Miss F. Wilkins
Beardmore
Helen Holmes
Acton
Toronto
Hamilton
Chronicle of a Hurricane Hazel Week in Oshawa and Area
A week after Hurricane Hazel, residents recount power outages and cold apartments in Oshawa and nearby towns. The letter details accidents near Orangeville, a rescued car crash victim, and neighbors coping with heat and meals. Penicillin recovery for a sick child is noted, with reflections on parenting before antibiotics.
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Oshawa
Kathleen
Kiemi
Owen Sound
Orangeville
Mrs. Saunders Hosts Churchill Women’s Association
Mrs A Saunders hosted ten Churchill Women’s Association members last Wednesday. Donations collected by Mrs T Griffin. roll call and fees recorded. Plans discussed for the W M and Thank Offering with guest speaker Miss Jean Stewart, missionary in China and now aiding Japanese in Hamilton. Fall bazaar organized. pillow cases and aprons in progress. Hallo we en social planned in Sunday school room. Lunch served by Mrs Saunders and Evelyn followed by social hour.
Storm damage and farm repairs after Hazel strike
The narrator describes rain intrusion on an Oakville home and ongoing farm repairs including fence fixing and gulleys. A bridge approaches repair requires multiple loads to restore the lane. Health issues from Hurricane Hazel impact the couple, with arthritis and neuritis stubbornly persisting. They reflect on science progress, weed control via insects, and experiments in California and British Columbia targeting St Johns wort and other weeds, aiming for natural weed eradication.
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Oakville
Hazel
Partner
Pari- Yi
California
British Columbia
St. Johnswort
Dominion Department of Biology
Nature
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Christie's Biscuits
RITZ
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Toulouse-Lautrec
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George Lannes
Roxy Theatre
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Oke
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Acton Free Preas
Dwendeline P. Clarke
Dee
Art
Davey
David
Bob
Joy
Kennedy's Cook Store
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Jrrent
Mrs. A. Saunders
W.A
Gordon Strain
Milton
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Royal Agricultural Winter Fair
Royal “Couiseum
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