Obituary Louis J. H. Hutchinson Dies in 1957
Louis J. H. Hutchinson died February 11 1957 at Civic Hospital Peterborough after a short illness. Funeral held February 14 at J. W. Haw Funeral Home Millbrook at 2 PM with Rev H C Quinn officiating. Hutchinson was 88 turning 89 born July 27 1868, eldest of eleven children. Survived by five siblings including Bert Hutchinson Olympia Washington Royal Hutchinson Trenton Esther Vance and Grayce Bardman. Predeceased by brothers Matthew Oscar Carl and Wilfred and sister Amy Miller. Interment in St. John’s Anglican Cemetery Ida Ontario. Editor note mentions related obituary of Abs Richard Vance.
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Louis J. H Hutchinson
Civic Hospital
Peterborough
J. W. Haw
Millbrook
H. C. Quinn
Cavan Parish
Hutchinson
John Hutchinson
Elizabeth Scott Thompson
Bert Hutchinson
Olympia
Washington State
U.S.A
Royal A. Hutchinson
Trenton
Ontario
Richard Vance
Esther
A. J. Bardman
Grayce
Edgar Fallis
Mildred
Cavan Township
Matthew
Seattle
Oscar
North Gower
Charles Miller
Amy
Boston
Mass
Carl
Wilfred
Mr. Hutchinson
Western Canada
Pacific Coast
Manitoba
Manitoba Agricultural College
Winnipeg
Concession 7
Cavan
Isis
Lloyd Sutton
Wilfred Elson
Harold Thompson
Orillia
Ottawa
Donald
Max Fallis
Ira Gillis
Joseph Burns
Ernest Armstrong
Bob Fallis
St. John’s Anglican Cemetery
Ida
Esther M. Hutchinson
Vance
Manvers Township
John Vance
Eliza Staples
Louis
Manvers
St. Mary’s Anglican Church
St. John’s Church
Grayce Eardman
Roy Hutchinson
Washington
St. John’s Anglican Church
St. Mary’s Cemetery
Mrs. Richard Vance obituary fragment signals death on Saturday
An obituary fragment notes the death of Mrs. Richard Vance at her home on a Saturday in February. The partial text provides only the event and a location hint, with no further biographical details or dates.
Attend the Church of Your Choice This Sunday
A reminder to worshippers to attend the church they prefer this coming Sunday. Community members are urged to participate in services and activities at their local house of worship.
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Church of Your Choice
Time Durham County Fair Idea Proposed for Durham County
A BowManville Statesman opinion urges uniting four annual fairs Port Hope Orono Blackstock and Millbrook into a single county exhibition with Orono as central site. The piece notes historical shifts from purely agricultural shows to modern midway attractions and suggests public discussion, inviting reader comment on the proposal.
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BowManville Statesman
Ontario
Fair Grounds
Carlisle Avenue
Durham County
Port Hope
Orono
Blackstock
Millbrook
For Sale Spring Rye Ad from Leonard Porter Pontypool
Classified notice reads for sale spring rye by Leonard Porter at Pontypool R R 1 with phone 211-1-21 for contact and transaction.
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Leonard. Porter
R.R
Pontypool
Bolivia Moves Forward on Religious Peace Policy
Authorities tell the Roman Catholic Archbishop that Catholics who attack Protestant communities will be prosecuted in the future. The Archbishop is asked to inform Catholic organizations to abstain from any manifestation of religious intolerance, per War Cry.
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Bolivia
Cobourg land sale invites tenders for two parcels
Tenders will be received until 12 noon Wednesday March 20 1957 for two Cobourg properties the Cobourg Registry Office at 26 King Street East and the Northumberland and Durham Health Unit at 275 George Street North. Properties described Block 1 Lot 10 Concession A and a large brick house suitable for apartments. Possession possible by May 1st and highest tender not guaranteed. Inspection by appointment. Tender forms must be marked parcel A or B. K Symons Clerk Treasurer Cobourg Ontario.
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Municipal Corporation of
United Counties of
Northumberland and
Durham
Cobourg
Swayne Street
K. Symons
Ontario
Social Piers H Cox Guests and Regional Visitors
Social notes list Mr and Mrs H Cox of Toronto with Miss Mac Need on Wednesday. Rev F J Burn and guests including Eleane Smith and Bonnie Hig from Sharbot Lake. Lew Barker of Toronto visits Russell Smith. Rev Dr W E Wright and Mrs Wright of Peterborough attend the Manse bath. Mrs J Bryatt of Sough visits her mother Mrs Th ness. George Loohuizen suffers a leg injury on ice and is on crutches.
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Mrs. H Cox of
Toronto
Miss Mac Need
F. J. Burn
Eleane Smith
Bonnie Hig
Sharbot Lake
Miss C. Son
Douglas Het Peterborough
A Lew Barker
Toro
Russell Smith
T End
W. E
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Abs
Saturnight
Paul Rodolphe Jones
Switzerland
International Atomic Energy Agency
Mr. Jones
Bern
Atomic Advisory Commission
Shorthorn Club
Alf. Parrott
Myrtle Station
Pres
John Rickard
Newcastle
Stelco
the Steel Company OF Canada Limited
Montreal
Ganancque
Hamilton
Brantford
Frederick Avenue
J. Hatherley
Vertil Kennedy
St. Paul’s Church
Perrytown
Timothy
Timothy Hay
M. R. Morton
Fraserville
McMullen Chick Hatchery
Peterborough R.R
Riverside
Hereford
Ross
Township OF Manners
Ross Davidson
Bethany
Ada Bertha Armstrong
J.D. Armstrong
E. J. Powell
Willmott & Irvine
Notares
Roy Willmott, Q.C
James A. Irvine, M.A
J. H. Barringer, Pull
Victoria
Fema
John Sims
Presidero
Mrs Olenick
George Loohuizen
Progre
A W
Odd Fello
Victor Trus
George Stree
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