Obituary Mary Cotterill Dies in Detroit at 75
Born near Acton Mary Crewson Cotterill widow of Charles Cotterill died in Detroit Michigan on Monday October 13 at age 75. Survived by daughters Reba Hamond and Mina Binck both of Detroit and grandson Ronald Russell. Also six siblings including John Guelph Joe Belleville Fred West Flamboro Martha Burns Annie Stevenson Milton and Maggie Cripps Stayner. Interment at Woodlawn Cemetery Guelph October 16.
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Detroit
Mich
Mary Crewson
Charles Cotterill
Russell Hamond
Reba
Norman Binck
Mina
Ronald Russell
Kitchener
Annie
Albert Stevenson
Milton
Maggie
Alger Cripps
Stayner
Cotterill
Crewson's Corners
Acton
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Woodlawn
Guelph
Tender Storks Only In Zoos in America
A fragmentary piece discusses the disappearance of storks, contrasting European traditions with modern threats. It mentions migration myths, possible causes such as wire collisions, hunters, and arsenical sprays, and references Donald Culross Peattie reporting from Ribe near Copenhagen on storks nesting there.
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Culross Peattie
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Peter Jen
Best Junior Debaters Named from Halton Clubs
Eleanor McKeown and Earl Snow were chosen as the top debaters after Halton County's inter-club contest at Milton High School. Faye Clements of Milton Junior Farmers won the public speaking prize and will advance to the inter-county event in Toronto in January.
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Mac Sprow
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Faye = Clements
Milton Junior Farmers
Halton County
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Eva Sullivan
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Storks in Ribe Inspire Danish Folklore Sightings
A fragment notes Danes call storks sens and record their comings and goings. It mentions nests on thatched roofs and medieval chimneys in Ribe and likens the town to fairy tales. The passage also notes sparse stork presence in North America outside zoos and cites a 1951 Canadian personal income rise of 18 percent from 1950.
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Hans Christian Anderson
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The Bolton House Plan With Abundant Closets and Flow
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