The Passing of Frederick Sisson
The obituary reflects on Frederick Sisson’s wide literary, religious, and political knowledge and his readiness to discuss with all. It recalls a memorable statement from a final conversation, praising a Christlike conduct and suggesting Christianity has not failed but not yet fully tried.
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Fred
Pred
Green peas at fifteen cents a quart in market prices
An old market note recalls green peas at fifteen cents a quart in St. Lawrence market Toronto and compares old prices with today. The piece reflects on rising costs, the lure of market gardening, and the folly of envy about others’ luck.
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St. Lawrence
Toronto
Tea Price Hike Sparks Cents and Smug Counsel
The article notes tea prices rising by ten to fifteen cents a pound and discusses frugal responses. It cites Canadian history, Lindsay lore, and the idea of drinking weaker tea or cold water at meals while hoping prices do not climb further.
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Andy Clarke
Lindsay
Durham Central Fair Urges Community Support and Unity
An editorial previewing the upcoming Durham Central Fair calls for broad local participation. It emphasizes preparation prize lists exhibitors and the fair as a county wide event fostering reunion and cooperation among Grono and surrounding districts.
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Durham
Card of thanks for loss of wife and mother
Mr Lorne Robbins and Pauline extend sincere thanks to friends and neighbors for sympathy and floral tributes in the loss of a wife and mother. Special thanks to Dr A F Mickenzie and Dr McNeil and Miss Catherine McCausland RN for their efforts plus Mr J J Mellor and Rev Eustace for comforting words.
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Lorne Robbins
Pauline
A. F.mickenzie
McNeil
Catherine McCausland
R.N
J. J. Mellor
Rev. Eustace
Widow and Daughters Thank Community for Funeral Support
Mrs. Fred Sisson and daughters Mary and Marjorie express gratitude to friends neighbors pallbearers and those who provided cars for kindness sympathy and floral offerings after the loss of husband and father.
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Fred Sisson
Mary
Marjorie
Deaths Haul Pankridge Ill August 18 1947 Hall
Garnet Kenneth Hall former president and chairman of the North Shore National Bank of Chicago died at Pankridge Illinois. Survived by his widow and son Tom.
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Pankridge, Il
Garnet Kenneth Hall
Orono
North Shore National Bank of Chicago
Tom Ib
Frederick G. Sisson Rites Held for longtime railman
Frederick G. Sisson of Grone died August 7 1947 after two year illness in his 60th year. Born April 17 1887 in Menvers Township he worked as a conductor for Grand Trunk and Canadian National Railways and later at General Motors Oshawa. He leaves Bertha Viney two daughters Mary and Marjorie and brother Wallace. Service was at Main Street South Grone August 9 with interment at Orono Cemetery. Pallbearers C W Rolph John Brown George York Horace York John Delve Wm Buckley.
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Frederick G. Sisson
Crone
Mr. Sisson
Menvers Township
James Sisson
Oreno
Newcastle
Bertha Viney
Clifford
Fred
Grand Trunk Railway
Canadian National
General Motors
Oshaawa
Sission
Mary
Marjorie
Toronto
Wallace
Sault Ste. Marie
Main Street
Grone
J. J. Mellor
Orono Cemetery
Messrs. C. W. Rolph
John Brown
George York
Horace York
John Delve
Wm. Buckley
For Sale Black Cow Due In September
One black cow six years old for sale due the first of September. Owner R Shortt located at the corner of Church and Edward in Newcastle Ontario. e-32-p.
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Durham
Frost & Wood
McCormick-Deering
R. Shortt
Church and
Edward
Newcastle
Ontario
New Insurance Office Opens in Orono led by Mr. Leroy Hamilton
Mr. Leroy Hamilton of Toronto now living at the corner of the 7th Line and the Leskard road opens an insurance office in Orono at the former Dr. M. M. Tucker site. Hamilton, with 11 years in Toronto insurance, has passed Ontario Department of Insurance exams and received licenses to operate.
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Leroy Hamilton
Toronto
7Th Line
Leskard Road
Orono
M. M. Tucker
Hamilton
Ontario Department of Insurance
Local notices recap multiple visits and condolences
Miss Alma Clark visits sister Mrs Gus Wilson and sympathy sent to Reg Elliott and family for their daughter Annettte. Catherine and Neil Stewart tour Montreal and Quebec City. G E Lofthouse and family vacation at John Stewart’s home. Anne Gordon of Whitby visits brother John Gordon, Mrs John Malley home after weeks with A Cathcart. Cock painted inside and out. Helen Hoy holidays with Archie Hoy Pontypool. C V Walker family weekend with Chas Cooper.
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Alma Clark
Gus Wilson
Reg. Elliott
Annettte
Catherine
Neil Stewart
Montreal
Quebec City
G. E. Lofthouse
John Stewart
Anne Gordon
Whitby
John Gordon
John Malley
A. Cathcart
Helen Hoy
Archie Hoy
Pontypool
C. V. Walker
Chas. Cooper
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Frederick Sisson
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Knox
Chas. KR
Knox Crono
Jim Cameron
Leskard, Ont
Cameron Welding Service
Port Hope
Song of the South
Walt Disney
Technicolor
Matinees
THURS
Preston Foster
Gail Patrick
Esther Williams
Richardo Montalban
Stanley Kelley
Con
Hope Township
Canton Corner
Lord Jack Reid
Portland
McLaughlin Coal & Supplies Limited
Oshawa
Jersey
Lew Wood
Clarke Township
P.O
A. H. Stevens
Bray Hatchery
Jack Nudson
Gilpin & Co
Bloor St. West
Durham County
George Waddell
Bethany
R. L. Myles
Professional Directory
A. F. McKenzie
Lawrence C. Mason, B.A
Bowmanville, Ont
W. F. Ward
Notary
Bowmanville
Ont
W. W. Sherwin
J.C. Gamey
Manufacturers Life Representative
Dane
Gron
Ted Jackson
Pegg Perry
A. E. Morten
Jack Reid
Clarke
Imperial Life Assurance Company
Fred Lycett