Born Hunter To Clifford and Irene Flowers in Georgetown
Birth notice for Clifford Willam Thomas Hunter born Wednesday June 2 in Georgetown R R 2 to Mr and Mrs Clifford Hunter nee Irene Flowers. Barber In Toronto June 19 1838 William Barber Georgetown. In Memoriam McCreight Marjorie Tost wife of Earl McCreight died June 26 1936. Beloved family notes sorrow and memory expressed by relatives.
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Hunter
Clifford Hunter
Georgetown
Irene Flowers
Clifford Willam Thomas
McCreight
Marjorie Tost
Earl McCreight
Obituary of David M Catton longtime Chinguacousy resident
David Matthew Catton died at his home on the third line west on Sunday June 19 in his 73rd year. A life long resident of Chinguacousy township he attended Mount Pleasant United Church. Survived by three brothers Edward and Thomas of Chinguacousy and Walter of Strathroy and three sisters Mrs Matthew Williamson of Georgetown Mrs Arthur Poyntz of Brampton and Mrs John Sowerby of Goderich.
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David Matthew Catton
Chinguacousy Township
Mount Pleasant United Church
Edward
Thomas
Chinguacousy
Walter
Strathroy
Matthew, Williamson
Georgetown
Arthur Poyntz
Brampton
John Sowberby
Goderich
William Barber Dies in Toronto After Long Georgetown Residency
William Barber of Georgetown died in Toronto on Sunday June 19. Born in 1858 in Halton, he was married to Mary Ann Scott who predeceased him in 1937. Surviving daughters include Mrs. Chas Hof ford, Mrs. Geo Wallace, Mrs. A M Mackenzie, and Mrs. Beatty Arnold. Funeral at Knox Presbyterian Georgetown with service by Rev. D Davidson. interment Greenwood Cemetery. Pallbearers named as De Clark, Alex Hume, R Foulis, Wm Cook, Herb Cleave, Harold Cleave, and Wm Marshall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgetown
Wm. Barber
Toronto
Halton
Mary Ann Scott
Chas. Hofford
Geo. Wallace
A. M. Mackenzie
Montreal
Beatty Arnold
Acton
Knox Presbyterian Church
D. Davidson
Greenwood Cemetery
de Clark
Alex. Hume
R. Foulis
Wm. Cook
Herb. Cleave
Harold Cleave
Wm. Marshall
James M Bovaird Dies at Brampton Favorable in Life of Racing
James Marshall Bovaird died at Brampton on June 16. He was a noted horse breeder, twice president of the Shire Breeders Association of Canada, and a director of the Canadian Thoroughbred Horse Society and Peels County Agricultural Society. Born in Ireland, he married Fanny Ward in 1883. He was Liberal in politics and Church of England. Survived by his widow and a large family including sons Dr James, London. John David, Robert, William of Brampton. daughters Mrs Charles Garbutt Brampton. Mrs John Stanfield Islington. Miss Frances Bumamthorpe. Miss Grizilda Toronto. Mrs Jas Morris Brampton.
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James Marshall Bovaird
Brampton
Shire Breeders’ Association of Canada
Canadian Thoroughbred Horse Society
Peels County Agricultural Society
Ireland
Fanny Ward
Bovaird
Church of England
James
London
John David
Robert
William
Charles Garbutt
John Stanfield
Islington
Edward Dodds
Inglewood
Frances
Bumamthorpe
Grizilda
Toronto
Jas. Morris
Mount Pleasant United Church marks 104th anniversary
Norval United Church held Sunday services with Rev. A. J. Vining as guest preacher and Rev. F. A. Gilbert presiding. A male quartet from Hamilton assisted the choir as the church celebrated its 104th anniversary. A Norval garden party followed on Monday on L. J. C. Bull’s lawn with Duncan Cowan performing and refreshments served.
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Mount Pleasant
L. J. C. Bull
Duncan Cowan
Toronto
Westlake
Robinson
Olive Rankine
Hope McMeckin
Norval
United Church Women's Association
Earl Hyatt
Carroll
Brampton
Ife
McLean
Doris
Ethel Hyatt
Alle Sinclair
Eden
The
Presbyterian Church
Turner
W. Paterson
Bands Bands Bands June 26 Family Event at Waterloo Park
A community music day titled Bands Bands Bands is set for June 26 at Waterloo Park inviting families to enjoy live performances and local acts in a family friendly outdoor setting.
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Beautifil
Waterloo Park
Georgetown baseball needs fan support and praise
Georgetown fans are urged to back the local team after a quiet period with few home games until July 4. The article highlights players like Tudor Beaumont and Clarence Benham, notes recent results in Acton, Hespeler, Oakville, Milton, and a growing Midget Baseball League with new standings and a major boxing match preview between Joe Louis and Max Baer.
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Georgetown
Acton
Milton
Tudor
Beaumont
Hespeler
Carter
Oakville
Nationals
Maple Leafs
EF Ww & T Internationals
Popular Georgetown Ball Player Weds Miss Lilian Russell
At four o'clock Saturday at St George's Church Georgetown the popular catcher William Ritchie of the Georgetown Baseball Club married Lilian Russell. The ceremony featured white silk lace, peonies and orange blossoms with lily-of-the-valley streamers. Attendants included Mrs Lloyd Walters and Harokd Ritchie as best man. Reception followed at the church clubroom.
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Lloyd Walters
Harokd Ritchie
James Ritchie
Horace Hurley
St. George’s Church
Bride and groom depart on short motor trip after wedding
A bride in navy sheer with white accessories and corsage of sweet peas and carnations, escorted by the groom's mother in a sheer dress with white accessories and a similar corsage, left for a brief motor trip after the ceremony.
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Colcl
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Brown
Silver’s Dept. Store
Party
Norval Presbyterian Church
Happy Cousins
W. Weichel
H. 5
Weichel
Barry Weichel
Norm Ruppel
Murray Ruppel
Co. P. Ruppel
Kay Cole
Lorne Scots Band
DEVON
Buckingham
E. Farnell
Barber
William Barber
David M. Catson
James M. Bovaird
G. “Mac” McGilvray
Cookie
Art ‘Savage
Armstrong
Withiam
Clarence Benham
George Chaplin
Bill Weller
Bill
Joe
T. Joe Louis
Heer
Louis
Pirates Acton Glen Businessmen
Lillian Russell
Ss. P. Chapman Pharmacist
Bring Us Your Films
Picross
Bints
Herald
the Baptist Church
Limehouse United Church
W. R. Archer
H. S. Lovering
Glen Williams
Limehouse Chours
Pred Cole
Jessie Cole
Dick Jolliffe
Dominion Stores
Aylmer
Chase
Tim
Jar
Box
Pho
Gruvere
Shirriff
Welch's Grape Juice
Phos
Neilson
Fleischmann’s
Durham
Ske
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DR. Ballard
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