Suttle Pritchard Seriously Injured in Fatal Collision
Suttle Pritchard of Millbrook was seriously injured when his car collided head on with a vehicle driven by Ernest Dunford of Lakefield R.R.3 on Highway 28 near the Nepheline mine road three miles north of Lakefield Tuesday around 5 pm. Mrs. Dunford and Mrs. W. W. eKim of Peterborough, a passenger, were killed. Dunford was later discharged from hospital while Pritchard remained in serious condition with multiple injuries.
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Suttle Pritchard
Millbrook
Ernest Dunford
Lakefield R.R
Dunford
W. W. eKim
Peterborough
Pritchard
Lakefield
Nepheline Mine Road
Stoney Lake Road
Mr. Dunford
Mr. Pritchard
Bethany Baby Among Eight Born on New Year’s Day
The first eight babies born in Peterborough on New Year’s Day arrived at Civic Hospital. A Bethany baby, fifth of the eight, to Rev. and Mrs. Bonsteel, was born at 12:21 p.m. and weighed 7 pounds 14 ounces.
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Bethany
Peterborough
Civic Hospital
Bonsteel
Social Personal Christmas Week Gatherings in Toronto
Mrs. H. D. Armstrong of Toronto spent Christmas week with Mrs. S. E. Eakins. Miss Carol Ridge visited with her brother and sister in law in Toronto. Mr. Bruce Eakins of Peterborough joined Christmas Day with Mrs. S. E. Eakins. Estella L. Hetherington returned from a holiday with Mr. and Mrs. Fred Britten in Oshawa. A Wallace Judd Hetherington family gathering in Toronto hosted by Rev. Wallace Judd included Pat Judd, a McMaster graduate, who will serve a four year term in Pakistan under the Colombo Plan. The event featured bagpipes and guests from Toronto and Millbrook.
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Carol Ridge
William Ridge
Toronto
Estella L. Hetherington
Fred Britten
Frances
Ruth
Britten Sr
Oshawa
Wallace- Judd-Hetherington
Wm. Wallace Judd
Glen Road
Valerie Judd
Pat
David
McMaster University
Canada
Republic of Pakistan
Kirkwood
P. G. Might
Emma Might
Lily Might
Berdie Graham
Hallie Graham
Lena Bick
Wallace Bick
Jack Wallace
Athol Hetherington
Chisholm
Oakville
Estella IL
In Memoriam for Reginald Gibbs 1957 Tribute
In loving memory of Reginald J. Gibbs who died January 12, 1957. The message recalls his absence and expresses enduring love from his wife Rebecca, children Gail and Larry, and Grandfather Fletcher. The verse notes he is forever in memory, though gone.
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Reginald J. Gibbs
Rebcca
Gail and
Larry
Gramp Fletcher
Obituary of Mrs. John Patton Sr. of Cavan Township
Mrs. John Patton Sr. of Cavan Township died December 14, 1957 at her son in law’s residence in Port Hope. Born Margaret Kinsman she was 81 and widow of the late Robert John Patton. She married in Huntsville on December 25, 1899 and lived on Lot 1 Concession 2 Cavan. Survived by children Irene Millbrook Gladys Garden Hill May Port Hope Violet Bethany John Milbrook Austin Milbrook. Thirteen grandchildren and two great grandchildren. One brother Walter Kinsman Toronto. Funeral December 17 at J W Haw Funeral Home Millbrook with Rev G Meades Bethany rector Trinity Church Marsh. Pallbearers Bert Foster John Kinsman Lem Kinsman Wilmot Horner and two sons in law Lloyd Gardiner and Lawrence Bryans. Interment Zion Line Cemetery.
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Cavan Township
John Patton Sr
Ontario Street
Port Hope
Margaret Kinsman
Robert John Patton
John Kinsman
Elizabeth Crocker
Huntsville
Patton
Concession 2
Cavan
May
J. Ferguson
Irene
Millbrook
Lloyd Gardiner
Gladys
Garden Hill
Lawrence Bryans
Picton~Porter
Violet
Bethany
John
Austin
Milbrook
Walter Kinsman
Toronto
J. W. Haw
G. Meades
Trinity Church
the Marsh
Bert Foster
Lem Kinsman
Wilmot Horner
Zion Line Cemetery
Fathers Night at Monthly Home and School Meeting
The annual Fathers Night will be the feature of the regular monthly Home and School meeting on Monday January 13 at 815 PM. Everyone is invited.
New Years Day Visit in Bowmanville
Mrs Rose Gibbs and her son George along with Mr R H Reynolds spent New Years Day with Raymond Gibbs in Bowmanville at the home of Mrs Rose Gibbs’ son.
Progressive Euchre Night at IOOF Lodge on Jan 17 1958
A Progressive Euchre event will be held in the IOOF Lodge Room on Friday January 17 1958 at 8 PM. Prizes and lunch provided. Admission 35 cents. All welcome.
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IOOF
Ontario Wheat Producers’ Association
Millbrook Voters Tackle Dry Move and Liquor Rules
A fragmented Millbrook page discusses a dry vote and liquor dynamics. Paragraphs reference government stance on business, traffic safety, and public attitudes toward beverage rooms. The notice frames the community debate and urges voter participation in January.
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Cobalt
Millbrook Vote Seen As Tax Rise for Schools and Services
A local Millbrook discussion urges voting yes to support outlets and a large building, arguing tax increases are needed for schools and services. Citizens contend current owners can cover costs, while others warn taxes will rise without the plan.
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Millbrook
I. Ness
Contre Can Contribute True Tor Legal Contre Can Contribute True
An OCR fragment discusses a Millbrook vote on beer and liquor outlets amid rationing and meat availability. It urges a yes vote with legal roles referenced, but the text is garbled and lacks clear entities or event specifics.
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Millbrook
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James Bell
Centreville Presbyterian Church Hall
The
Peterborough Examiner
Ontario Department of Transport
Ontario
H. D. Armstrong
S. E. Eakins
Bruce Eakins
Memoriam
John Patton
Keene Lawl
Barrett Fur Farm
Co-operators Insurance Association
CIA
United Co-operatives of Ontario
Ontario Credit Union League
Ontario Federation of Agriculture
Arthur Briggs
Bloor Street West
Ontario Credit
D. E. Stauffer
Union League
Tives
Mildmay
Lloyd Jasper
Rutter Granite CO
Ont
Pentecostal Assemblies of Canada
M. Case
Sadie McBain
Ida
Bowmanville
Ontario Department of Agriculture Office
Ontario Farm Products Marketing Board
F. K. B. Stewart
G. F. Perkin
League of Millbr
Millbroc
Millbreak
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