Marriages and deaths listed in local register
Listings show births marriages and obituaries with dates in 1918, including born Stewart Alberta and Day at Guelph, engagements Earl Willett and Hertha Rate.Deaths include Hammond Warber Mathowe Lane Trueblood Campbell Beatty with ages from Georgetown Guelph Norval and Acton.
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Diedepe
Georgetown
Ahogall Hammond
Gpeira
Darver
Generna Hospital
Yachine
Quo
Robert
Jock Warber
Mathewh
Mary Hickey
Hugh Mathowe
Lane
Ht. Joseph's
The Arton Hiree Fires Thursday
A brief item notes a firing event tied to The Arton Hiree with a date set for Thursday September 6. The readable text is fragmentary and lacks additional context or named individuals beyond the organization.
Editorial Notes on War Progress and Canadian Policy
Editorial notes praise Allied advances in France led by Marshal Foch and Allied troops. Canada’s postwar voice in peace talks is asserted, with calls to demand penalties on Germany. Obituary for Hi T Blackstone noted, and George A Blackstone to continue Orillia Times. Sugar conservation measures urged as Canada faces war shortages. Canadian troops’ exploits on the western front highlighted, with praise for Maple Leaf soldiers and French allies.
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Lloyd Qeergé
Orlando
Hi. T. Blackstone
Orilla
Brethren of the Press
Blackstone
George A. Blackstone
international_Sugar
Canada Food Board
Canada
France
Scarpe
Drocourt-Queant
Beckenpora Section Reports Half Crop and Price Rises
The entry notes a half crop this year with prices rising accordingly. Miss Jathol Nprow improves while friends express joy at her return to mobility. Mr Tulman, an engineer and draughtsman, holds a good Toronto position and recently secured a weekend home. The road near Chess Pointe would improve with careful grading and distribution of loads.
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Ghal
Tulmaon
Toronto
Chess Pointe
Outcry Over Dublin Cemetery Destruction Investigation
A Toronto Daily Star Telegram report notes an act of depredation at a Catholic cemetery near Acton Ontario on July 12. The Provincial Police investigated and concluded a single individual was responsible with no Protestant involvement.
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Toronto
Sinelant Vriday
Dublin Cemetery
Ana Follayn
Charro
Homan
Acton
Ontario
Htar
Attorney-Generala
Wuilldinga Ghat
Italion County
Napoctor Heburn
Inspector’s raid nets barrels of counterfeit liquor in Campbellville
Inspector Harvey seized five barrels labeled vinegar but found each barrel hid a smaller whiskey container. Four sparreta of liquor were seized at the P. It station, with barrels totaling 280 to 100 gallons and similar vinegar. The contraband, valued at about $1,000, was confiscated after magistrates Crawfont and Erwin presided, and shipment ordered to the Provincial Licence Branch in Toronto.
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Lash Thurslay
Campbellville
John Harvey
Luiga Henovetti
Afontreal
Gulinopp
Cosenza
Harvey
Corenza
Campbellvilla
Crawfont
Erwin
Toronto
Gollop guests and Georgetown losses in World War I notes
Neighborhood notes report Mr and Mrs George Gollop of North Bend Nob and Mr Mrs George Gollop Jr of Philadelphia visiting Dr. Webster Norval. Cadets Lawson and Pander Shanks of Armour Heights and Long Branch visit Georgetown. Message confirms Pto Wm King of the 164th Battalion, son of Mrs Annie King Queen Bucet, was killed in action August 8 in World War I.
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George Gollop
North Bend
Nob
Philadelphia
Webster
Norval
Lawson and
Pander Shanks
Flying Corps
Armour Heights
Long Branch
John Wrigglesworth
Georgetown
John Shanks
Pettaplace
Man
Pto
Wm. King
King
Batt
Annie King
Queen Bucet
Herald
Bridge Abutments Complete as Highway Project Advances
The report notes completion of concrete abutments for the Bronto highway bridge, with other brief items including a property sale on Second Street, a tax payment schedule, Epworth League corn roast at Forster farm, and a temporary bridge at Etobicoke river.
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James Hunter
Masson
Ponerealiance
Second Street
Noy McGreor
Bronto
Star
Epworth
Forster Farm Woods
Toronto
Etobicoke
Methodist Sunday School Sessions and County Council Meeting
The report notes afternoon sessions at 2 30 and that the next County Council meeting is scheduled for Tuesday September 10. It mentions Milton's strong organizational effort for Sailors Week fundraising and ends with the note that the last weekly holiday occurred in August. A sew shop injury is recorded for Miss Sarah Patterson from Bron day.
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Methodist
Milton
Canvon
Parrs
Sarah Patterson
Shoo
Bronday
Harphy Women's Institute
Co. P. I
Neuritis and Typhoid Hit Nassageweya Resident
Nassageweya reports Mrs. Marshall Holmes fell ill with neuritis and then developed typhoid fever after a week in Guelph Hospital. A garden party at Ebenezer was a success despite rain. An Acton inspector is active at Campbellville. Whiskey hidden in barrels seized near the C P R yard valued about 31000. A wedding at Mawillt Htrest Guelph united Bertha Jeasle and Arthur Elliott with Rev J Moyer officiating. The groom is a veteran and teacher with the Toronto Board of Education. The couple planned a Lake Joseph Muskoka honeymoon then to settle at 25 Hampton Avenue Toronto.
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Marshall Holmes
Guelph Hospital
Ebenezer
Inspector Harvey
Acton
Campbelyile
Hom
J. W. Barborrey
Mawiltt
Guelph
Bertha Jeasle
Nansagaweya
Arthur J
Elliott
Taorontd
J. M. Moyer
Acton B Methodist Church
Mian Jennin J Allingon
Brida
Waimiiton
Toronto Board of Education
Juliett
Lake Joseph
Muskoka
Hampton Avene
Toronto
Local Social Notes From Toronto Visitors and Nearby Friends
The report lists assorted social happenings from Toronto visitors and local residents. Ming Mary Vannatter of Georgetown spent a couple of days here with friends, Myra Yannatter returned home in Acton after visiting, and others including Mr. Ira Roord, Mr. Robert Cole, Mr. and Mrs. Yarnell, and Mr. Werbert Harding with relatives were seen attending events or traveling to Hamilton and Norval.
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Mm. VY
Toronto
Hera Tock
J. Dengle
Ira Roord
Robert Cole
Ming Mary Vannatter
Georgetown
N. Waddoll Haw
Peacock School
Haa
Ming M. Smith
Erin
Wiilding the Birch
Ming Myra
Yannatter Naw
Acton
Wiiter
Mina Iilen
Local visitors and holiday travel noted around Toronto
The community records numerous visits and holidays as residents travelled to Toronto for the Exhibition. Families from Guelph Acton and Waterdown spent time with friends, while others returned from Toronto to reopen schools and resume work after the summer vacation. The piece also notes two bereavements, the families of Hubert Beatty and John Robert Lane, with funeral attendance and sympathy from locals.
Western crop damage reports magnified want 10000 harvesters
Frost damage fears in Saskatchewan are revised as favorable weather suggests a normal crop. Western farm labor agencies now demand at least 10000 harvesters immediately, inviting Ontario youths and others to join a country serving journey via Canadian Northern trains from Toronto on August 28 30 September 4 and 11.
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Saskatchewan
Saakachewan
Ontario
People’s Road
Norhern
Toronto
Harvesters
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Young and Mill Sts
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