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W.F. HERMAN COLLECTION

1920-1949

MS 6

Municipal ArchivesWindsor Public Library

Mark Walsh Municipal Archivist

May 1985

Acc. No. 1982/2 RevisedLinda Chakmak

2 ft./61 cm. Assistant Municipal Archivist23 Jun 1988

W.F. Herman CollectionMS 6

Preface

The W. F. Herman Collection contains some of the most interesting reading in the Municipal Archives. Its strength is its concentration on the third and fourth decades of this century, a time during which Windsor and the Border Cities saw both prosperity and despair. Originally glued into scrapbooks, the documents were first described by the temporary Municipal Archives Project in 1982. The collection was considered important enough to have the guide revised within the first month of the opening of the permanent Municipal Archives in March of 1984.

In order to preserve the valuable letters, telegrams and other documents an effort was made to remove them from the highly acidic scrapbooks into which they had been glued. Archives Page David Garlick spent considerable time and effort in 1986 carefully removing each item from its scrapbook. After arranging materials in chronological order (owing to the fact that there was no discernable order in the scrapbooks), David finished the physical arrangement of the collection. The final description of the documents was assigned to Assistant Municipal Archivist Linda Chakmak, resulting in this guide.

Few other collections of private papers have received the attention given to the W. F. Herman Collection, but then few people have made as indelible a mark on this city as the founder of The Windsor Star.

G. Mark WalshMunicipal ArchivistWindsor Public Library30 Nov 1988


Table of Contents

Box and Unit Listing

Historical Note

Content Note

List of Publishers

Summary of the Records

Series Description

Appendix I: List of Correspondents

Appendix II: List of Newspaper Clippings from Scrapbooks

Appendix III: Copy of Last Will and Testament of W. F. Herman


Box and Unit Listing

Box 1 I/1 - /9

Box 2 I/10 - /18

Box 3 I/19 - /26

Box 4 I/27 - /32DOCUMENTS REMOVED (1-39)II/1

Box 5 III/1 - /6

Box 6 IV/1 - /2

W. F. Herman CollectionMS 6

Historical Note

Wilbur F. Herman, the son of a sea captain, was born in Lunenburg, Nova Scotia in 1872. When his father died suddenly, Herman, at the age of thirteen began his newspaper career as an assistant in a newspaper office in Bridgewater Nova Scotia. By the turn of the century he had moved to Boston, Massachusetts and soon found work as a printer. It was in Boston where he married Adie Knox, a native of Riversdale, Nova Scotia and where their only child, Ruth was born. A few years later they moved to Saskatchewan where Herman became the composing room foreman of the Saskatoon Phoenix, started the Saskatoon Saturday Press and bought the Prince Albert Herald in quick succession. In 1912, when the Saskatoon Capital was experiencing financial difficulty, Mr. Herman bought and renamed it the Saskatoon Star. Then he bought the Regina Post. In 1918 he purchased the Windsor Record, changing its name to the Border Cities Star (later the Windsor Star). Under his ownership, it became one of the outstanding Canadian newspapers of the 1920’s and 30’s. Indeed, Herman’s whole life had become dedicated to the world of news publishing.

The Herman’s moved to Windsor in 1924 although a large part of the last ten years of Mr. Herman’s life was spent travelling abroad and wintering in California. Wilbur F. Herman died on 15 January 1938 at the age of 66 in Los Angeles. He was buried in Saskatoon next to his daughter Ruth who had died there in 1920. Adie Knox Herman died in 1967 and was also buried in the family plot in Saskatoon. Mr. and Mrs. Herman are remembered locally for their many philanthropic deeds and by the secondary school and arena named after them.

History dies a little as famed hotel shuts LOS ANGELES (AP) The Ambassador Davies rode through the hotel lobby onHotel, where Charlie Chaplin lived, Robert horseback to amuse her lover, multimillionaireKennedy died, Marion Davies rode a horse publisher William Randolph Hearst.through the lobby, and generations of stars MAID ELVIRA Bell changed the sheets forentertained at the Cocoanut Grove lounge, the famous as well as the ordinary for 31 years.closed its doors Tuesday. “In those days, the music was so loud that it The last guests bid farewell to the 68-year- began to run you crazy.” the 60-year-oldold Wilshire Boulevard landmark, an woman said.imposing building on nine lush hectares that “Now I miss it. I have dropped tears whenis now in disrepair. I see those singers on TV. IT WAS ONE of the city’s first luxury The Ambassador came into the limelighthotels, its palm-lined property exemplifying when New York Senator Robert Kennedy wasthe California lifestyle. Pictures of happier assassinated in the hotel pantry June 6, 1968.days line the corridors of the 350-room hotel, He was shot by Sirhan Sirhan moments afterbut detracting from its elegant history now are declaring victory in California’s Democraticpeeling paint, worn rugs and stained wallpaper. party presidential primary. The Ambassador was host to top personalities The site’s future is uncertain, with twoin its heyday, including the late Soviet companies negotiating to buy it. The estimatedpremier Nikita Khrushchev and entertainers sale price has risen above $100 million.Elvis Presley, Elizabeth Taylor, Lena Horne,Harry Belafonte, Bing Crosby and Ray Charles.

Re: Above news item transcribed from photocopy shown in MS - 6


Content Note

Arranged in five series, the W. F. Herman Collection measures approximately two feet in length and dates from 1920 to 1949. Most of the collection was originally contained within 16 scrapbooks; due to the poor quality and condition of these books, the documents were removed and placed in chronological order.

The first series, Correspondence and Related Documentation is the largest series and ranges in date from 1920 to 1949. Correspondence, telegrams, memoranda and receipts deal with various topics such as politics, newspaper publishing and the Herman’s family life. In order to ensure their safekeeping, a number of important documents have been photocopied. The copies list of correspondents appears in Appendix I. Series II, contains cards from floral arrangements that were sent after Herman’s death in January of 1938. Photocopies of newspaper articles are found in Series III. Only clippings from newspapers other than the Border Cities Star/Windsor Daily Star have been copied; due to their poor condition, original newspaper scrapbooks and clippings have been destroyed. Appendix II is an extensive listing of all clippings that were found in the scrapbooks. Patrons wishing to research articles from the Star are directed to use microfilm copies in the Literature and History Division.

The two scrapbooks in Series IV are not the type of books which originally held the collection; rather they are commemorative volumes on two distinct topics: President Harding’s visit to Canada which contains correspondence and the Final Report of the RCAF/Windsor Flying School which contains text and photographs. Series V is comprised of photographs centering on W. F. Herman’s death and an ambulance donated by Adie Knox Herman to the Essex Scottish Regiment.

This collection would be of interest to anyone researching the newspaper publishing industry and its ties to politics, local social history and the Herman family.


List of Publishers

Before 1918 – John A. McKay

Aug 1918 – W. F. Herman

15 Jan 1938 – Hugh Graybiel

3 Oct 1968 – Mark Farrell

1 Nov 1972 – J. Patrick O’Callaghan

5 Jan 1976 – Earnest Harold Wheatley

12 Feb 1977 – Robert M. Pearson

1 May 1979 – Gordon Bullock

1 Sep 1984 – James S. Thompson


Summary of the Records

I CORRESPONDENCE AND RELATED DOCUMENTATION 1920-1949 ANDUNDATED

II SYMPATHY CARDS 1938

III NEWSPAPER CLIPPINGS 1920-1948 AND UNDATED

IV SCRAPBOOKS 1925, (1945)

V PHOTOGRAPHSPC/1075; PC/1088 - PC/1123; PC/1288 (oversize)


MS 6 I CORRESPONDENCE AND RELATED DOCUMENTATION 1920-1949 AND UNDATED

Unit Date

1 - Undated2 - 19203 - 19234 - 19245 - 19256 - 19267 - 19278 - 19289 - 192910 - 193011 - 193112 - 193213 - Jan-Jun 193314 - Jul-Dec 193315 - Jan-Jun 193416 - Jul-Dec 193417 - Jan-Jun 193518 - Jul-Dec 193519 - Jan-Jun 193620 - Jul-Dec 193621 - Jan-Jun 193722 - Jul-Dec 193723 - 1-14 Jan 193824 - 15-17 Jan 193825 - 18-24 Jan 193826 - 25 Jan-Aug 193827 - 193928 - Jan-Jun 194629 - Jul-Dec 194630 - 194731 - 194832 - 1949


MS 6 II SYMPATHY CARDS 1938

Unit Description Date

1 - 94 sympathy cards from floral arrangements 1938

MS 6 III NEWSPAPER CLIPPINGS 1920-1948 AND UNDATED

Unit Date Remarks

1 - Undated Photocopies, For list of article titles,see Appendix II

2 - 1920-1925 Photocopies. For list of article titles,see Appendix II



5 - 1938 Photocopies. For list of article titles,see Appendix II


MS 6 IV SCRAPBOOKS 1925, (1945)

Unit Description Date Remarks

1 - “Harding in Canada” 1925 Presented to W.F. Herman byR.J. Cromie, Publisher, Vancouver Sun. Contains copy signatures of variousdignitaries.

2 - “Windsor Flying Training School (1945) Ltd.” – Final Report

W.F. Herman Collection

APPENDIX I: LIST OF CORRESPONDENTS (MS 6 I)

This appendix contains the names of people who sent correspondence to the Herman’s and the newspaper. Also included are the names of businesses or offices from which the letters emanate and copies of replies. In some cases, incomplete or illegible signatures and initials have not been included. Numbers in brackets refer to multiple letters for that date.

Name Date MS 6 I/

Aaron DeRoy Motor Car Co. 17 Sep 1931 11Abitibi Power and Paper Co. Ltd. 25 Jan 1938 26Adams, George Matthew 17 Jan 1931 11

27 Jan 1931 1117 Oct 1931 1118 Jan 1938 25

Adams, Katherine 27 Feb 1931 11Adams, W.H. 22 Mar 1926 6Adelman, A. 29 Aug 1935 18Adelman’s Department Store 29 Aug 1935 18Aikin, J.A. 26 Jan 1938 26Aikin, Olive 26 Jan (1938) 26Aitchison, E. 12 Dec 1926 6Aitchison, William 19 Nov 1924 4Algie, J.M. 14 Mar 1936 19Allan, Doug 25 Dec 1933 14Allan, Madge 25 Dec 1933 14Allan, S. Jan 1938 23Allen, G.H. 17 Jan 1938 24Allen, J.P. Christmas 1928 8Allen, Justin No Date 1Allied Sports and Amusement Association 20 Aug 1935 18Alofsin, I.F. 17 Jan 1938 (2) 24Amalgamated Civil Service of Canada 6 Apr 1938 26Ambassador Baptist Church 10 Jan 1932 12Ambassador Bridge 4 Jan 1929 9

13 Nov 1929 9Ambassador Hotel (Los Angeles) 2 Feb 1938 26American City Bureau 2 Feb 1926 6American Consular Service 27 Jun 1927 7

11 Feb 1929 930 Dec 1930 10


MS 6 APPENDIX I: LIST OF CORRESPONDENTS – continued

Name Date MS 6 I/

Amherstburg 27 Jan 1938 8Amputations Association of the Great War 8 Nov 1935 18Ancient Mystic Order of Samaritans - 5 Oct 1931 11 Beber Sanctorum No. 6Anderson, Harry W. No Date 1

29 Jun 1925 520 Jun 1927 7 8 Mar 1928 821 Aug 1928 8 9 Jan 1929 916 May 1930 10

Ann Arbor Public Schools 28 Feb 1934 15The Arcady 27 Jan 1932 12Arscott, A.E. 19 Jan 1938 (2) 25Aseltine, A.W. 18 Jan 1938 25Association of South African Veterans 16 Mar 1926 6Association St. Jean-Baptiste de L’Ouest No Date 1 d’OntarioAssumption College 28 Jun 1930 10Assumption Tennis Club 26 Jul 1935 17Atherton, _____ (Mrs.) (1935) 17Atkin, Walter 6 Dec 1934 16

19 Feb 1937 2124 Mar 1937 2129 Mar 1937 2118 Jan 1938 25

Atkinson, Barry E. 5 Jun 1947 30Atkinson, J.E. 6 May 1937 21

26 Jun 1946 2827 Jun 1946 28

Atkinson, Katherine Christmas 1928 8Atwell, E. 20 Jan 1938 25Augustine, S. 20 Jan 1938 25Austin, J.W. 10 May 1927 7Automobile Club of Michigan 19 Aug 1935 18Automotive Transport Association of 25 Jul 1935 17 OntarioAyton, C.H. 19 Jan 1927 7Bailey, G.T. 14 Sep 1925 5Bain, J. Richard (Mrs.) 21 Feb 1925 5



Name Date MS 6 I/

Baldwin, Harry 13 May 1929 9Ball, H. 20 Jan 1938 25Ball, R.J. 1938 23Balman, W.T. 18 Jan 1938 25Bank of Montreal (Head Office) 16 May 1925 5Banks, E.H. 17 Jan 1938 24Bard, James S. 21 Oct 1933 14

10 Apr 1936 19Bartlet, MacDonald & Gow 1 Oct 1924 4

20 Apr 1929 9Bartlet, Margaret 11 Jun 1937 21Bassett, John 14 Nov 1936 20

17 Jan 1938 24Battersby, A.D. 23 Nov 1937 22Baundry, Ubalde 21 Jun 1946 28Baum and Brody Furniture Store 11 Nov 1925 5Baxter, Joe No Date 1Baxter, W.J. 5 Feb 1925 5Bayliss, Edith 18 Jan 1938 25Beardall, Jack 22 Sep 1927 7

21 Sep 1931 11Beatty, Edward W. 17 Jan 1938 24Beaumont, Charles W. 10 Sep 1927 7Beaverbrook (Lord) 6 Mar 1930 10Beers, P.N. (1937) 21Begg, H. 21 Jul 1933 14Begley, Frank W. 27 May 1935 17

24 Dec 1935 1824 Dec 1937 2218 Jan 1938 25

Belcourt, N.A. 15 Jan 1924 417 Jan 1924 411 Feb 1928 8

Beley, Frank 31 Dec 1933 14Bell, C.W. 22 Jul 1935 17Bell, Harry J. 27 Mar 1937 21Bennett, Richard B. 31 May 1932 12

26 Sep 1933 1430 Nov 1933 1425 Jun 1934 15



Name Date MS 6 I/

Benson, J.E. 30 Jun 1927 726 Oct 1929 9

Benson, J.F. 19 Aug 1931 11Bernhardt, D.H. 12 Jan 1929 9

29 Nov 1933 14Berry, J.W. 7 Dec 1934 16Berry, J. Wilson 22 May 1930 10Betts, F.C. 14 Apr 1936 19Binns, Harold W. 4 Nov 1936 20Birks-Ellis-Ryrie Ltd. 3 Jul 1946 29Bishop, W.A. 4 Oct 1946 29Bishop’s House 3 Jul 1926 6Black, Fred December 1937 22Black, Ken 23 Apr 1931 11Blackburn, W.J. 22 Jun 1946 28Bliss, A. Kathleen 25 Jun (1946) 28B’nai Brith – Lodge 1011 19 Jan 1938 25Board of Education 30 Jun 1927 7

26 Oct 1929 9 9 Jul 1946 29

Boland, E.W. 20 Jan 1938 25Bolton, Cora 18 Jan 1938 25Border Chamber of Commerce 23 Jan 1925 5

18 Jan 1926 622 Jan 1926 630 Jan 1926 6 1 Feb 1926 620 Mar 1926 622 May 1935 17 3 Dec 1935 18

Border Chamber of Commerce SEE ALSO Windsor Chamber of CommerceBorder Cities Aero Club 9 Jul 1931 11Border Cities American Legion 7 Sep 1931 11Border Cities Credit Bureau 22 May 1924 4Border Cities Cricket Club 4 Mar 1927 7Border Cities Prohibition Union 19 Nov 1924 4Border Cities Real Estate Board 11 Jan 1927 7

12 Jun 1928 8



Name Date MS 6 I/

Border Cities Retail Druggists’ Association 23 Jun 1924 4Border Cities Retail Furniture Dealers 11 Nov 1925 5 AssociationBorder Cities Rugby Club 16 Oct 1931 11Border Cities Star 18 Jun 1927 7

27 Dec 1927 722 Dec 1928 8Christmas 1928 8

Border Cities Star - continued 15 Jul 1929 925 Feb 1933 1330 Apr 1934 1514 Jul 1934 15 4 Jan 1935 17 1 Apr 1935 17

Border Cities Star SEE ALSO Windsor Daily StarBorder Cities Women Teachers’ Guild 24 Feb 1926 6Border Citizen’s Service Committee 15 Nov 1933 14Border Scottish Choir 4 Dec 1925 (2) 5

2 Mar 1932 12Border Welfare Campaign 2 Dec 1931 11Boughner, H.D. 25 Jun 1925 5Bourassa, Henri 30 Sep 1925 5

` 21 Jan 1926 6Bourdeau, Albert N. (copy) 5 Aug 1925 5Bourke, Irene M. 20 May 1926 6Boutet, Edgar 10 Apr 1934 15Boutette, Ailleen 17 Sep 1946 29Boville 18 Aug 1938 26Bowen, B.B. 20 Jan 1938 25Bower, J.A. 4 Jan 1929 9

13 Nov 1929 9Bower, Joseph A. 14 Mar 1927 7

21 Dec 1929 928 Dec 1931 11

Bowerman, Dan 13 Apr 1937 21Boy Scouts Association 7 Nov 1924 4

13 Feb 1926 6Boyd, Thomas 20 Jan 1938 25



Name Date MS 6 I/

Bradshaw, T. 27 Jul 1934 16 3 Aug 1934 1628 Jan 1938 26

Bradway, J. 10 Nov 1930 10Brander, A.P. 6 Jul 1926 6Brander’s Drug Store 6 Jul 1926 6Brantford Expositor 15 Jul 1946 29Brantford (Ont.) – Magistrate’s Office 18 Sep 1937 22

18 Jan 1938 25Brea, T.H. 15 Sep 1932 12

13 Feb 1933 13British-Methodist-Episcopal Church 24 Sep 1926 6

10 Jul 1929 912 Nov 1929 915 Aug 1935 1817 Jan 1938 24

Brittain, Harry 19 Dec 1932 12Broadwell, M.C. 15 May 1937 21Brophey, T.R. 25 Oct 1924 4

Summer 1934 15Brown, B.A. 18 May 1934 15Brown, Fred J. Christmas 1928 8Brown, Gerald M. Christmas 1928 8Brown, H.A. 22 Jan 1934 15Brown, H. (Mrs.) 26 Mar 1930 10Brown, Harley 20 Jan 1938 25Brown, Jerry 21 Aug 1934 16

14 Feb 1937 2121 Jan 1938 25

Brown, Lorne J. 5 Apr 1934 15Brown, Robert (Mrs.) No Date 1Brown, Ross Christmas 1928 8Brown, S.J. 11 Jun 1925 5Brown, Walter James 21 Aug 1924 4Browney, John 15 Dec 1936 20

17 Dec 1936 20Brunskill, W.E. 20 Jan 1938 25Buchanan, J. 25 May 1929 9Buchanan, R.M. 6 Sep 1934 16Buchanan, W.A. 17 Jan 1938 24



Name Date MS 6 I/

Buckingham, George S. 21 Aug 1935 18Bull, H. Wharlow 4 Dec 1925 5

2 Mar 1932 12Bull, John 5 Nov 1932 12Bull, S.G. 16 Mar 1926 6Buntin, Reid Company Ltd. 17 Jan 1938 24Burbidge, G.C. 7 Jun 1927 7Burgoyne, H.B. 25 Jun 1946 28

27 Jun 1946 2829 Jun 1946 28 8 Jul 1946 2920 Jul 1946 2930 Jul 1946 29

Burkhardt, John C. 19 Aug 1935 18Burley Tobacco Marketing Association of 19 Feb 1937 21 Ontario 24 Mar 1937 21

29 Mar 1937 2118 Jan 1938 25

Burness, K.C. 23 Sep 1935 18Burnett, J.R. 9 Jul 1946 29Burtow, Betty 31 Jan 1938 26

11 Apr 1938 26Bushe, Seymour E. 20 Jan 1938 25Byrne, J.E. 15 Sep 1930 10

7 Sep 1934 16Byrne, James S. 20 Jan 1938 25C.C. Winningham, Inc. 30 Jun 1927 7C.F.C.O. Radio Station 21 Sep 1931 11Calden, Archibald C. 4 Mar 1927 7Caldwell, J.A. (Mrs.) 23 Jan 1938 25Calgary Herald 22 Jun 1946 28

12 Jul 1946 29Cameron, Don Christmas 1928 8Cameron, J.H. 10 Jun 1936 19Campbell, Charles E. 21 Jun 1946 28Campbell, Elsie 15 Jun 1926 6Campbell, Gladys E. 13 Jun 1924 4

14 May 1926 6 7 Jun 1933 13



Name Date MS 6 I/

Campbell, M.G. 21 Jan 1927 731 Oct 1929 916 Jan 1938 24

Campbell, S. Rupert 20 Jun 1938 2521 Jul 1946 29

Campbell, Wallace R. 23 Jun 1928 815 Nov 1933 14 8 Jan 1935 1717 Nov 1936 2016 Jan 1938 24 6 Jul 1946 2912 Jul 1946 29

Camponi, Angelo 20 Jan 1938 25Canada. Advisory Board on Tariff and 30 Apr 1929 9 TaxationCanada. Customs and Excise 31 Oct 1927 7Canada. Department of National Defence 16 Nov 1937 22Canada. House of Commons 21 Jan 1926 6

14 Apr 1926 623 Jul 1926 624 Jul 1926 628 Feb 1927 716 Apr 1929 9 8 Nov 1930 1027 Jun 1931 11 2 Jan 1932 1225 Jan 1933 1317 Feb 1933 1327 May 1933 1317 Jul 1933 1425 Oct 1933 1410 Mar 1934 1511 Apr 1934 1514 Apr 1934 1522 Oct 1934 16 9 Nov 1934 1611 Dec 1934 1622 Jan 1935 1722 Oct 1935 1814 Apr 1936 19



Name Date MS 6 I/

Canada House of Commons – cont’d 12 Jun 1936 19 2 Nov 1936 2017 Nov 1936 2027 Aug 1937 2217 Jul 1946 29

Canada. House of Commons. Deputy 5 Jun 1935 17 SpeakerCanada. House of Commons. Leader of 13 Nov 1923 3 the Opposition 28 Nov 1923 3

21 Dec 1923 312 Sep 1924 412 Jun 1926 6

Canada. House of Commons. Press 24 Sep ____ 1 Gallery 17 Oct 1932 12

(1935) 17Canada. House of Commons. Speaker 23 Apr 1929 9Canada. Minister of Agriculture 28 Nov 1927 7

18 Jun 1937 21Canada. Minister of Customs and Excise 13 Oct 1926 6Canada. Minister of Finance 16 Nov 1935 18

30 Dec 1937 2223 Jul 1938 26

Canada. Minister of Health and Welfare 16 Dec 1947 30Canada. Minister of Labour 8 Oct 1927 7Canada. Minister of Railways and Canals 20 Dec 1923 3

23 Oct 1931 1122 Jul 1935 17

Canada. National Revenue 15 Dec 1932 12Canada. Office of the High Commissioner 23 Dec 1925 5Canada. Post Master General 10 Apr 1934 15Canada. Prime Minister’s Office 5 Jul 1926 6

13 May 1929 931 May 1932 1230 Nov 1933 14 8 Jul 1946 2917 Jul 1946 29

Canada. Secretary of State 1 Jul 1946 2910 Oct 1946 29 5 Apr 1947 30



Name Date MS 6 I/

Canada. The Senate 15 Jan 1924 417 Jan 1924 411 Feb 1928 8 6 Feb 1932 12 8 Feb 1932 12 5 Apr 1934 1516 Apr 1934 1522 Jul 1938 26

Canadian Bank of Commerce 5 Nov 1930 1010 Nov 1936 20 2 Aug 1946 24

Canadian Bank of Commerce (Head Office) 8 Feb 1926 617 Nov 1936 2019 Jan 1938 (2) 25

Canadian Bridge Co. Ltd. 6 Apr 1936 19Canadian Co-operative Wheat Producers 19 Jan 1938 25 Ltd.Canadian General Securities, Ltd. 15 Jan 1930 10Canadian Greyhound Lines 12 Jan 1935 17Canadian Industries Ltd. 5 Oct 1932 12Canadian Legion of the British Empire 19 Jan 1927 7 Service LeagueCanadian National Railways 21 Jan 1928 8

5 May 1933 1317 Jan 1938 2418 Feb 1938 2620 Feb 1938 2616 Feb 1946 28

Canadian National Telegraphs 17 Jan 1938 (2) 24Canadian Order of Foresters 20 Jun 1935 17Canadian Pacific Railway Co. 1 May 1929 9

2 Mar 1931 1116 Dec 1932 1216 May 1933 1320 Oct 1934 1610 Jun 1935 17 5 Aug 1936 2025 Mar 1937 2112 Apr 1937 21 8 Oct 1946 29



Name Date MS 6 I/

Canadian Press 22 Nov 1935 18 8 Feb 1938 26

Canadian Red Cross Society 22 Jan 1938 25Canadian Red Cross Society, Border Branch 28 Jan 1938 26Canadian Salt Company Ltd. 31 Jul 1924 4

5 May 1927 7Canadian Steel Corporation Ltd. 15 Sep 1927 7Canadian Tuberculosis Association 17 Aug 1929 9Canadian Women’s Press Club 16 Feb 1946 28

11 May 1946 28 5 Jul 1946 (2) 29

Canadian Woollen and Knit Goods 7 Mar 1938 26 Manufacturers Assoc. 26 Mar 1938 26Capitol Theatre 29 Sep 1936 20

17 Jan 1938 24Carling, H.V. 2 Aug 1946 29Carlton Hotel (Geneva) 30 Jul 1929 9Carty, Arthur 24 Dec 1934 16Carty, Ed 24 Dec 1934 16Casgrain, Alice F. No Date 1Catholic Women’s League of Canada 17 Sep 1946 29Cedarvale Tree Experts No Date 1Central Press Canadian 26 Apr 1934 15Ceseltine, Herne 29 Sep 1934 16Chamber of Commerce of Pittsburgh 20 Jan 1926 6Chamberlain, Frank 8 Jun 1937 21Chappell, B.T. 17 Jan 1938 24

20 Feb (1938) 26Charlottetown Guardian 9 Jul 1946 29Charlottetown (Hotel) 18 Jul 1946 29Cheetham, M.H. 20 Jan 1938 25Chelsea Evening Record 8 Sep 1925 5

8 Jul 1927 714 Nov 1932 12

Chemical National Company Inc. 21 Dec 1929 9Cherniak, Harry M. 25 Jan 1938 26Chick, Agatha 16 Jan 1938 24Chick, John 24 Dec 1937 22Chick, John D. 18 Jul 1934 (2) 16

16 Oct 1934 16



Name Date MS 6 I/

Chick, John D. – cont’d 20 Oct 1934 1616 Jan 1938 24

Children’s Aid Society 11 Jul 1931 11 4 Apr 1933 13

Chinese Embassy (Washington, D.C.) 28 Aug 1937 22Chisholm, Bird 19 Jan 1938 25Chrysler Corporation of Canada, Ltd. 4 Apr 1932 12

2 May 1935 1711 Aug 1936 2027 Dec 1937 22 6 Jan 1938 2311 Jan 1938 23

Church of the Ascension 13 Dec 1927 7Clark, Agnes T. 19 Jan 1938 25Clark, Joseph W.G. 16 Jul 1946 29Clark, Nonie January 1938 23Clark, Wylie C. 1 Aug 1932 12

1 Nov 1933 1429 Nov 1933 14 1 Dec 1933 1424 Dec 1933 1429 Apr (1935) 1710 Jul 1935 1724 Jul 1935 1724 Dec 1935 18 (1936) (4) 19 6 May 1936 19 6 Jul 1936 2028 Aug 1936 2011 Dec 1936 2023 Oct 1937 2219 Nov 1937 2223 Dec 1937 2231 Dec 1937 22 1938 (2) 23 4 Jan 1938 23 7 Jan 1938 2316 Jan 1938 2418 Jan 1938 2526 Feb 1946 28



Name Date MS 6 I/

Clark, Wylie C. – continued 22 Jun 1946 2824 Jun 1946 2825 Jun 1946 2826 Jun 1946 2827 Jun 1946 2828 Jun 1946 (3) 28 2 Jul 1946 29 3 Jul 1946 29 4 Jul 1946 29 5 Jul 1946 29 6 Jul 1946 29 8 Jul 1946 29 9 Jul 1946 2925 Jul 1946 2928 Nov 1946 2914 Jun 1948 31

Clarke, C.D. 16 Jan 1938 24Cleary, E.A. 8 Nov 1932 12Club LaSalle 23 Oct 1930 10Cock, A.E. 28 May 1930 10Collins, Frank W. 3 Jul 1946 29

8 Oct 1946 29Colthurst, G. Buller 17 Jan 1938 24The Commentator 17 Jan 1938 24Congregation Shaar Hashomayim 29 Mar 1934 15

27 Jul 1937 22Connery, D.P. Christmas 1928 8

14 Jul 1934 16Copeland, G.E. 2 Sep 1926 6Copeland’s Bookstore 2 Sep 1926 6Cornwall, Frances E. 17 Jun 1925 5

12 May 1927 7Cotrelle, J. Elliot 25 Jan 1938 26Couchman, Charles 9 Jun 1926 6Couzens, James 6 May 1929 9Craig, L.C. 23 Jul 1938 26Crawford, J.S. 8 Dec 1931 11Crescent School 19 Aug 1935 18Croll, D. No Date 1

1 Aug 1934 16



Name Date MS 6 I/

Croll, D. – cont’d 16 Oct 1934 16 7 Dec 1934 1631 Dec 1934 1619 Nov 1935 1810 Mar 1936 1917 Jun 1936 19 4 Jan 1937 2130 Nov 1937 2230 Jun 1946 28

Crow, Allen B. 12 Nov 1936 20Cruikshank, J.D. 19 Jan 1938 25Cruse, Fred 23 Aug 1933 14Culliford, C.P. 16 Dec 1935 18Cumming, Helen 22 Jan 1938 25Cumming, R.B. 16 Sep 1927 7Currie, Arthur W. 25 Feb 1930 10

4 Mar 1933 13Currie, K. 9 Feb 1938 26Currie, Robert 9 Feb 1938 26Curry, Clyde W. 6 Nov 1929 9Dafoe, Allan Roy (Dr.) Christmas 1934 16Dafoe, J.W. 27 Feb 1934 15Daily Times-Journal 18 Jan 1938 25Dale Estate Ltd. 14 Mar 1936 19Dalgleish, Oakley 17 Feb 1938 26

23 Jun 1946 28Dangerfield, Bernard 9 Jul 1931 11Daniel, Hawthorne 17 Jan 1938 24Daughters of England Benevolent Society 19 Jan 1931 11Davidson, Walter P. 21 Jan 1938 25Davies, Arthur 21 Jun 1946 28Davies, M.C. 20 Oct 1931 11

2 Nov 1931 1121 Sep 1932 1218 Jul 1934 1620 Jan 1938 25

Davis, E.N. 9 Oct 1936 20Davis, N. 24 Dec 1937 22Dawson, J.T. 10 Jul 1929 9

12 Nov 1929 9



Name Date MS 6 I/

Dawson, J.T. – cont’d 17 Jan 1938 24Daziel, A.H. 31 Oct 1927 7Deakin, T. 20 Jan 1938 25De Clerval, H. 27 Mar 1929 9De Fields, C.J. 18 Feb 1932 12

15 Mar 1933 1323 Sep 1933 1431 Aug 1936 20

Delisle, Gaston 17 Jan 1938 2417 May 1933 13

DeGeer, Vern Christmas 1928 8Denison Tile Co. Ltd. 17 May 1933 13Dennis, ________ 11 Jan 1929 9Dennis, W.H. 14 Dec 1927 7

26 Jan 1929 9 8 Feb 1932 12 4 Oct 1932 1230 Apr 1934 1528 Nov 1934 1617 Jan 1938 2422 Jul 1938 26

De Papp, John L.E. 6 Oct 1937 22De Roy, Aaron 17 Sep 1931 11Detroit. Mayor’s Office 9 Oct 1931 11Detroit and Canada Tunnel Co. 10 Nov 1930 10Detroit Athletic Club No Date 1Detroit Butcher Supply Co. 7 Oct 1929 9Detroit Free Press 17 May 1927 7

21 Jun 1946 2824 Jun 1946 28

Detroit Graphite Company 10 May 1927 7Detroit International Bridge Company 4 Jan 1929 9

13 Nov 1929 9The Detroit News 18 Jan 1938 25Detroit River Construction Company 31 Oct 1927 7Detroit Stereotypers’ Union – Number 9 17 Jan 1938 24Detroit Times 25 Oct 1930 10“Devonshire” – Western Racing 12 Jul 1925 5 Association LimitedDickinson, M.A. 5 Apr 1932 2



Name Date MS 6 I/

Digman, Charles D. 31 Jul 1946 29Dingham, L.H. 14 Aug 1933 14

29 Aug 1933 14Dingman, Charles D. 28 Jan 1938 26Dionne, Elzire 29 Sep 1937 22Dionne, Oliva 29 Sep 1937 22Disney, Walt 12 May 1938 26Dixon, A. 16 Nov 1937 22Dixon, Jessie 24 Feb 1926 6“Doc” SEE Young, EllisonDodge Brothers, Canada, Ltd. (copy) 5 Aug 1925 5Doidge, W.H. 11 Jan 1927 7Dolan, D. Leo 23 Mar 1933 13Dominion Bank 16 May 1929 9Dominion News Bureau 25 Jan 1938 26Dominion Printing Ink & Colour Co. Ltd. 18 Jan 1938 25Dominion Traction and Lighting Co. 11 Jul 1928 8Dowler, R.H. 26 Oct 1923 3Duck, George M. 31 Jul 1924 4

5 May 1927 7Duck, Gwendoline 18 Jan 1938 25Dudden, F. Homes 19 Dec 1932 12Dufault, Paul L. 10 Apr 1925 5Dunn and Johnston, Barristers, Solicitors, 27 Nov 1933 14 Notaries, etc.Dunn, W.F. 27 Nov 1933 14Dunning, Charles A. 22 Nov 1930 10

16 Nov 1935 1830 Dec 1937 22

Duplex Printing Press Co. 17 Jan 1938 2421 Jan 1938 25

Durocher, Louis 26 Sep 1946 29Durrant, C.R. 6 Mar 1926 6Durrant, Charles R. 18 Feb 1937 21

28 Jan 1938 2614 Apr 1938 26

East Essex Women’s Liberal Association 5 May 1935 17East Windsor. Chief Constable’s Office 23 Sep 1931 11Eaton, Berrien 16 Jul 1946 29



Name Date MS 6 I/

The Economic Club of Detroit 2 Dec 1935 1812 Nov 1936 20

Ed Kewley and Associates 19 Jan 1938 25Edmonton Bulletin 21 Jun 1946 28Egan, W.M. 5 Apr 1933 13Eggleston No Date 1Eglise Ste. Rose 17 Jan 1938 24Eglee, Ethlyn No Date 1Essex Border Utilities Commission 19 Sep 1925 5Essex County. Police Magistrate 7 Jan 1933 13Essex County Automobile Club 22 Mar 1926 6Essex County Crippled Children Council 30 Oct 1936 20Essex County Dental Assistants’ 1 Mar 1933 13 AssociationEssex County Humane Society 18 Jan 1938 25Essex County Junior Football Association 23 Aug 1926 6Essex Terminal Railway Co. 8 Jul 1929 9Essex-Scottish Regiment 11 Oct 1927 (2) 7

10 Feb 1930 1026 Jan 1931 1111 Feb 1931 11

Euler, N.D. 13 Oct 1926 6F.H. Leslie Ltd. 16 Jul 1946 29Falcone, Grace E. 6 May 1937 21Fallon, James P. 10 Mar 1931 11Fallon, M.F. 3 Jul 1926 6Farquharson, C.D. 27 Jan 1931 11

6 May 1933 13Federal Warehouse Company Ltd. 14 Mar 1925 5Ferguson, _____ _____ 1 Dec 1925 5Ferndel, Josephine January 1938 23Fetzer, Hilde 5 Aug 1946 29Financial Times 28 Jan 1933 13First Church of Christ Scientist 13 Mar 1924 4

16 Oct 1924 4First Lutheran Church 13 Aug 1935 18Fitzgerald, Arthur F. 30 Oct 1936 20

17 Jan 1938 24Fitzpatrick, Alfred 29 Dec 1930 10

14 Aug 1931 11



Name Date MS 6 I/

Flavell, J.W. 26 Jul 1931 11Fleming, O.E. 11 Jan 1934 15Flowers, Arthur 20 Feb 1934 15

19 Mar 1934 15Food, Walter 26 Nov 1928 8Ford City 28 Jun 1924 4Ford, Henry (Office) 26 Sep 1924 4

9 Aug 1929 9Ford Motor Company 23 Jun 1928 8

8 Jan 1935 1717 Nov 1936 20 6 May 1937 2123 Nov 1937 2212 Jan 1938 23

Ford Motor Company (Canada) Ltd. 25 Jan 1938 26 7 Feb 1938 26 5 Jul 1946 29

Forster, G.H. 19 Feb 1925 5Fortune (Magazine) 5 Jun 1935 17Foster, George F. 22 Aug 1929 9Foster, Henry J. 21 Jun 1946 28

12 Jul 1946 29Foster, J.F. 28 Jun 1924 4Fox, W. Sherwood 25 Oct 1924 4Frank W. Wilson, MacLeod and Co. 22 Oct 1931 11

31 Jan 1933 1314 Mar 1933 1316 Apr 1934 15

Fraser, Alexander 7 Nov 1929 9Fraser, Gordon L. (1946) 28Fraser, William 10 Jan 1932 12French Republic. L’attaché Commercial 27 Mar 1929 9Frontier College 29 Dec 1930 10

14 Aug 1931 11Frost, Elsie 21 Jan 1938 25Frost, Jimmie 18 Jan 1938 25Fuller, C.H.R. No Date 1Furnival, George 9 Feb 1926 6Gagnon, Henri 4 Jul 1946 29Galloway, D.E. 17 Jan 1938 24



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Gardner, George R. 5 Dec 1934 (2) 16Gardner, Percy W. 16 Jul 1934 16

18 Jan 1938 (2) 25Gary, E.H. 7 May 1927 7Gater, Albert 28 Oct 1931 11Gaudet, (W.) 29 Jun 1946 28Gaukler, Francis V. 28 Oct 1929 9Gault, A. Hamilton 24 Mar 1933 13

1 May 1933 1311 Apr 1934 1530 Jan 1935 1727 Mar 1935 1725 Jan 1936 1911 Jan 1937 21

Gauthier, Robert 23 Oct 1930 10The Gazette 14 Nov 1936 20Geary, M.C. 20 Jan 1938 25Gendreau, Philippe 24 Jul 1938 26General Motors of Canada Ltd. 22 Jun 1934 15George Matthew Adams Service 17 Jan 1931 11

27 Jan 1931 1127 Oct 1931 11

Gibb, George 5 Jun 1936 19Gibson Adcraft 18 Jan 1938 25Gibson, John 23 Jul 1932 12Gibson, Nolin 5 Apr 1947 30Gibson, P. Andrew 18 Jan 1938 25Gibson, R.F. Christmas 1928 8Gignac, H.E. 22 Jul 1935 17

2 Jul 1946 29Gignac, Harry No Date 1Gitlin, Joshua 22 Oct 1929 9Gladish, W.M. 20 Aug 1935 18The Globe 19 Jun 1925 5

20 Jun 1927 7 6 Mar 1928 821 Aug 1928 8 9 Jan 1929 916 May 1930 1018 Jun 1931 11



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The Globe and Mail 6 Oct 1937 22Gollop, George E. 5 Oct 1932 12Goodfellows Club 2 Dec 1935 18Goodman, Joseph 25 Jul 1935 17Gordon, A.J. 25 Mar 1938 26Gorman, G.E. (1935) 17Gotfredson Trucks Ltd. 19 Sep 1932 12Gott, Cecilia (Mrs.) 5 Apr 1932 12Gott, Eccles J. 24 Jul 1926 6

16 Apr 1929 9 2 Jan 1932 1225 Jan 1933 1317 Jul 1933 1414 Apr 1934 1522 Oct 1934 16 9 Nov 1934 1628 Jan 1935 17

Government House (Toronto) 7 Nov 1929 9Gow, Alexander 1 Oct 1924 4Gower Street United Church 1 Aug 1932 12

6 Feb 1933 13 1 Dec 1934 14 (1935) 17

Grafton, C.S. 14 Feb 1937 21Graham, George P. 20 Dec 1923 3

15 Dec 1924 4Graves, E.C. 26 May 1924 4Gray, Harry No Date 1

15 Apr 1937 21Graybiel, Alice 16 Jan 1938 24Graybiel, Hugh A. 25 Feb 1933 13

29 Jan 1936 1923 Apr 1938 26

Gray’s Department Store No Date 1Great War Veteran’s Association of Canada 20 Oct 1924 4

30 Oct 1924 417 Nov 1925 5

Gregory, E.H. 18 Nov 1924 4Griesinga, W. 11 Feb 1931 11Griffith, Charles D. 5 Jul 1934 16



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Grisdale, J.H. (Dr.) 3 Dec 1935 18Grossman, D.R. 12 Mar 1931 11Gruyther, Ed 23 Apr 1932 12Guaranty Trust Company of Canada 21 Aug 1934 16

7 Dec 1934 1617 Jan 1938 24

Guenther, H.H. 8 Mar 1938 26Guest, William T. 4 Mar 1927 7Gundy, Ed M. 20 Jul 1933 14

18 Aug 1933 1417 Jan 1938 2420 Feb 1938 26

Gwatkin, Emma 6 Jul 1946 29Haggart, M.J. 20 May 1924 4Haining, J.C. 11 Mar 1936 19

1938 2317 Jan 1936 24

Halifax Herald, Ltd. 21 Nov 1924 414 Dec 1927 714 Nov 1928 826 Jan 1929 9 4 Oct 1932 1230 Apr 1934 15

Hall, R.J. 3 Jul 1946 29Hallam, Douglas 7 Mar 1938 26

26 Mar 1938 26Hallat, Harry H. 4 Feb 1932 12

17 May 1933 13Hamilton, J. Christmas 1928 8Hanna, M.A. 20 Jan 1938 25Hanrahan, George 25 Feb 1924 4 ?Harris, John W. 12 Dec 1925 5Harrison, Bob 17 Jan 1938 24Harrison, Matilda No Date 1Harrison, R.M. Christmas 1928 8Hartman, W. 30 Jan 1934 15

17 Feb 1934 15Harton, S.L.W. (Rev.) 1 Sep 1925 5Harvey, F.E. 15 Dec 1924 4



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Hawley, H.F. 27 Jun 1927 711 Feb 1929 930 Dec 1930 10

Haydan, W.J. 30 Dec 1936 20Health Welfare Campaign 14 Nov 1933 14Hearman, Edith Dunlop No Date 1Heenan, Peter 8 Oct 1927 7Heicler, C.W. 22 Jan 1938 25Heintzman and Co. Ltd. Pianos 23 Apr 1932 12Henly, Stewart M. 24 Mar 1936 19Henry, George D. 25 Feb 1933 13Henry, R.J. 31 Oct 1936 20Henry, Stewart M. 27 Dec 1929 9

17 Jan 1938 24Hepburn, Mitchell F. 8 Nov 1930 10

22 Jun 1936 1913 Oct 1937 22

Herman, Adie Knox 26 Feb 1946 2813 May 1946 2819 Jun 1946 (4) 2820 Jun 1946 2821 Jun 1946 2824 Jun 1946 (8) 2825 Jun 1946 2826 Jun 1946 (3) 2827 Jun 1946 (2) 2828 Jun 1946 (2) 2829 Jun 1946 (6) 28 1 Jul 1946 29 2 Jul 1946 29 3 Jul 1946 29 5 Jul 1946 29 6 Jul 1946 (2) 29 8 Jul 1946 (2) 29 9 Jul 1946 (2) 2911 Jul 1946 2912 Jul 1946 (3) 2913 Jul 1946 (3) 2915 Jul 1946 (2) 2916 Jul 1946 29



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Herman, Adie Knox – cont’d 17 Jul 1946 (2) 2922 Jul 1946 (2) 2925 Jul 1946 2929 Jul 1946 (2) 2930 Jul 1946 (2) 29 1 Aug 1946 (2) 2925 Aug 1946 (2) 2931 Aug 1946 2910 Jun 1947 3028 Jun 1948 (2) 3130 Jun 1948 31

Herman, W.F. 18 Jun 1927 711 Dec 1933 14 (1936) 1923 Dec 1936 20(April) 1937 21

Hett, J.E. (Dr.) 24 Jun 1937 2110 Feb 1938 26

Hewson, Estelle No Date 128 Jan 1938 26

Hipel, N.O. 17 Mar 1933 13Hoare, C.W. 19 Sep 1925 5Hobbs, F.W. 20 Jan 1938 25Hodden, Agnes K. 18 Jul 1946 29Hodges, E. (Mrs.) (1936) 19Hodgins, J. Herbert 25 Apr 1927 7Holland, Brice 20 Jan 1938 25Holland, D.W. No Date 1Holmes, Clara 18 Jan 1938 25

2 Jul 1946 29Holmes, J.H. 20 Jan 1938 25Holt, Herbert S. 6 Dec 1934 16Holy Angels Rectory – Oblate Fathers 10 Mar 1931 11Hooper, A.G. 19 Jan 1929 9Hopper, W.E. 25 Jan 1938 26Hospital For Sick Children 8 Dec 1931 11Hotel Cornwallis 13 Oct 1933 14

21 Oct 1933 14Hotel Dieu – Ladies Aid 14 Apr 1926 6Hotel Norton 2 Mar 1927 7



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Hotel Pelee 19 Mar 1934 15Hotel Vancouver 26 Feb 1946 (2) 28

6 Jul 1946 (2) 29Hotel Victoria 19 Jan 1938 25Housser-Laut Writing Service 4 Jan 1929 9Howell & Knowlton 17 Jan 1938 24Howell, Fred L. 17 Jan 1938 24Hudson Motors of Canada Ltd. 27 Oct 1937 22Hugh Rorison Farm Machinery 13 Feb 1933 13Hughes, Charles E. 24 Feb 1930 10Hulme, Albert 23 Jan 1938 25Humphrey, H.J. 17 Jan 1938 24Hungerford, S.J. 17 Jan 1938 24Hyatt Jumbo Roofing Co. Ltd. 19 Aug 1932 12Hyatt, W.J. 19 Aug 1932 12I.O.D.E. – Border Chapter 17 Jun 1925 5

15 Jun 1926 612 May 1927 7

I.O.D.E. – Municipal Chapter 20 May 1924 4I.O.D.E. – Walkerville Chapter 13 Feb 1925 5Illinois Stats-Herald Publishing Co. 23 Nov 1931 11Interdenominational Women’s Missionary 26 Feb 1926 6 SocietyInternational Association for Identification 30 Dec 1929 9Irwin, Frank C. 7 Nov 1924 4Isaacs, J.A. 7 Jan 1929 9Isle Royale Hotel No Date (2) 1Ivison, Eni S. 20 Jan 1938 25J.J. Gibbons Ltd. Advertising 1 Dec 1936 20Jackson, C.R. 11 Nov 1925 5Jackson, Cecil E. 29 Jan 1938 26Jackson, Dick 7 Nov 1937 22James, George W. 16 Apr 1934 15

18 Apr 1934 15Jamieson, D.P. 26 Sep 1933 14Jeffries, Maurice 2 Jul 1945 29Joffray, W.G. 18 Jun 1931 11John H. Kunsky Theatrical Enterprises 5 Jun 1925 5Johns, S.W. 4 Jan 1925 5Johnson, M.P. 3 Jun 1943 31



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Johnston, A. Harold 2 Feb 1926 6Johnston, James 31 Jan 1925 5Joinville, Euclid V. 1 Jul 1932 12Jones, George H. 27 Jun 1928 8Jones, S. Alfred 18 Sep 1937 22

18 Jan 1938 25Joyce, Frank H. 7 Feb 1931 11Judd, William 17 Aug 1933 14K & K Agencies Ltd. 21 Jan 1938 25Kastner, Joseph 5 Jun 1935 17Kazanowsky, Ida 29 Mar 1934 15Keith, Thomas 26 Jul 1946 29Kelley, J.C. 4 Jan 1938 23

10 Apr 1931 1118 Aug 1931 1119 Sep 1932 12

Kelley, Russell T. 25 Jan 1938 26Kellner, Hugh 23 Sep 1936 20

30 Nov 1936 20Kellogg, F.B. 18 Feb 1929 9Kelly, Daisy No Date 1Kelsey Wheel Company Ltd. 21 Jan 1927 7

31 Oct 1929 9Kendrick, Bryce 16 Mar 1929 9Kennedy, Glencora B. 23 Jan 1924 4

13 Sep 1924 4 7 Jul 1927 7January 1933 13

Kennedy, V.L. (Rev.) 28 Jun 1930 10Kenney, J.P. 2 Jul 1946 29

23 Jul 1946 29Kenning, Cleary and Grant Barristers 8 Nov 1932 12 Solicitors and NotariesKent, C.H. 17 May 1927 7Kernahan and Graves Insurance and Real 26 May 1924 4 EstateKewley, Ed 19 Jan 1938 25Keyes, W.J. 21 Jan 1938 25King, William Lyon MacKenzie 21 Sep ____ 1

17 Jan 1925 5



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King, William Lyon MacKenzie – cont’d 24 Dec 1929 929 Dec 1930 1018 Jan 1938 25 8 Jul 1946 2917 Jul 1946 29

Kirchner, Leo 9 Sep 1937 22Kirk, J.H. 24 Jan 1938 25Kirkham, Charlotte 17 Jan 1938 24Kirkham, Tom 17 Jan 1938 24Kirkpatrick, D.C. 10 Nov 1936 20Kirkwood, John 22 Jan 1938 25Kitchener Daily Record 21 Jun 1946 28

24 Jun 1946 28Kiwanis Club 15 Dec 1924 4

31 Oct 1936 20Klein, Julius 23 Nov 1931 11Knight, John S. 24 Jun 1946 28Knights of Columbus – Chatham 10 Mar 1930 10 Council 1412Knights of Columbus – Ontario District 25 Feb 1924 4 District No. 3Knights of Columbus – Windsor Council 26 Nov 1928 8Knowles, Eric 1 Feb 1938 26

21 Jun 1946 28 8 Jul 1946 29

Knowlton, Jean 5 Feb 1938 26Knox, Bill 5 Jan 1938 23

16 Jan 1938 2417 Jan 1938 24

Knox Church Young Peoples’ Society 16 Jan 1931 11Knox, Ethel 5 Jan 1938 23

12 Jan 1938 2316 Jan 1938 2417 Jan 1938 24

Koopman, G. Robert 28 Feb 1934 15Kovish, Thomas 20 Jan 1938 25Koyl, A.L. 21 Jan 1938 25Lacasse, Gustave 5 Apr 1934 15

16 Apr 1934 15Lackner, T.J. (Mrs.) 21 Jul 1946 29



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Lafferty, L.J. 17 Nov 1925 528 Jun 1934 15

Lafontaine, Frank 19 Sep 1932 12Lancefield, Agnes 29 Dec 1928 8Langlois, Wilfrid Joseph 17 Jan 1938 24Lanspeary, W.D. 18 Jan 1938 25La Patrie 22 Apr 1929 9Laplante, Rod 1 Sep 1932 12Laramie, Orma January 1938 23Larkin, Peter C. 23 Dec 1925 5Lassaline, H.J. 22 May 1935 17

3 Dec 1935 18Lawson, Oliver E. 4 Dec 1935 18Leader-Post 12 Jul 1946 29League of Nations Society in Canada 25 Apr 1929 9Leamington 8 Jul 1927 7LeCouteur, C. 3 Jul 1946 29De Devoir 30 Sep 1925 5Leslie, Andrew 1 Aug 1932 12Le Soleil 4 Jul 1946 29Levey, P.J. 13 Dec 1927 7Libby, McNeill and Libby 13 May 1930 10Liddy, W.T.J. No Date 1Lieu, Y.F. 28 Aug 1937 22Lincoln Road Methodist Church 18 Nov 1924 4Lincoln Road United Church 9 Nov 1928 8

28 Dec 1928 824 Dec 1929 9

Lions Club of Windsor 15 May 1937 21Livesay, J.F.B. 22 Nov 1935 18Loikrec, O.L. 22 Jun 1925 5Loikrec’s Custom Footwear 22 Jun 1925 5London Free Press 22 Jun 1946 28Longman, Chester 26 Jan 1938 26Lorenzen, A.F. 18 Jan1938 25

20 Jan 1938 25Lorenzen & Thompson Inc. 17 Jan 1938 24Lowe, W.D. 28 Jun 1927 7Lowrey, T.G. 4 May 1933 13Loyal Orange Lodge – No. 584 24 Oct 1925 5



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Loyal Order of Moose – Border Cities 5 Feb 1929 9 Lodge No. 1499Lube, Joseph 21 Jan 1938 25Lynch, Arthur L. 17 Jul 1946 29McAllister, R.A. 31 Oct 1927 7Macauley, L. 27 Jan 1934 15

12 Oct 1934 1617 Oct 1934 1617 Feb 1937 21 6 Dec 1937 22

McCallum, T.K. 3 Aug 1925 5McCartney, Alexander 5 Sep 1933 14

19 Sep 1933 14 8 Nov 1933 14

McClaen, J.Q. (1935) 17McColl Frontenac Oil Co. Ltd. 4 Oct 1946 29McConnell & Ferguson Ltd. 5 Feb 1925 5McConnell, J.W. 21 Jun 1946 28

28 Jun 1946 (2) 28McCoy, Alice Sterling 11 Jun 1938 26McCoy, H.G. 6 Jul 1932 12McCrae, John W. 16 Feb 1924 4McCraney, Elizabeth 28 Jan 1938 26McCullogh, C. George 6 Oct 1937 22McCullogh, J.K. 20 Jan 1938 25McCurdy, W. 24 Jun 1946 28McDiarmid, C.W. 25 Jan 1938 26Macdonald, Curry and Co. Chartered 17 Aug 1936 20 Accountants 16 Sep 1936 20

27 Apr 1937 21 4 May 1937 21

McDonald, George C. 17 Aug 1936 2016 Sep 1936 2027 Apr 1937 21 4 May 1937 21

Macdonald, George F. 24 Apr 1933 13Macdonald, Hannah 17 Jan 1938 24Macdonell, A.C. 15 Nov 1924 4McGee, H.M. 25 Nov 1929 9McGee, William 1934 15



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McGill University 25 Feb 1930 10 4 Mar 1933 1315 Nov 1933 14

McGorman, S.E. 6 Apr 1936 19McGregor, W.D. 14 Nov 1933 14

(1946) 28MacInnis, J.P. 26 Nov 1937 22McIntyre, W.M. 24 Jan 1933 13McKay, John A. 18 Sep 1924 4

11 Dec 1925 5McKechnie, L.M. 17 Jan 1938 24McKenzie, B. Ross no date 1MacKenzie, Geraldine Gallon 23 Jan 1938 25McKenzie, M. No Date 1MacKinnon, J.D. 28 Jun 1946 28

5 Jul 1946 2912 Jul 1946 2919 Jul 1946 2927 Jul 1946 2919 Aug 1946 29

MacKinnon, Ross 27 Oct 1937 22McKrechan, Stewart (Mrs.) 1938 23MacLaren, J.W. November 1932 12McLarty, Dorothy (1946) 28McLarty, Norman 10 Sep 1936 20

27 Apr 1936 26McLaughlin, Johnston, Moorhead and 12 Oct 1934 16 Macaulay 17 Oct 1934 16

17 Feb 1937 21McLaughlin, Leo 21 Aug 1934 16

28 Feb 1936 19Macleod, Norman 17 Jan 1938 (2) 24Macleod, Phoebe E.H. 17 Jan 1938 24McMahon, D. 24 Jun 1946 28

5 Jul 1946 29MacMillan, T.R. 20 Jan 1938 25McMurray, D. 15 Nov 1933 14MacNicol, John R. 14 Feb 1933 13

27 May 1933 1312 Jun 1936 19



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MacNicol, John R. – cont’d 2 Nov 1936 2017 Nov 1936 20

McPhee, George 27 Aug 1937 22McPherson, H.L. Christmas 1928 8

December 1935 18Macritchie, Peter December 1937 22McTaggart, J. F. 17 Jan 1938 24McTague, C.P. 1 Apr 1927 7McTague, Clarke and Racine 1 Apr 1927 7McTavish, C.J. 1 Oct 1946 29MacTavish, W.A. 18 Dec 1928 8Macvicar, W.W. 30 Aug 1937 22

25 Sep 1937 22Magwood, J.W. 9 Nov 1928 8

28 Dec 1928 824 Dec 1929 9

Mahoney, A.P. 16 Mar 1931 11Mahony, T.J. 28 Mar 1934 15Maisonville, A. 23 Sep 1931 11Mallory, Frank L. 10 Nov 1934 16Manitoba. Department of Education 15 Mar 1929 9 Office of the MinisterManitoba. King’s Printer 21 Sep 1933 14Manning, B.H. 3 Oct 1924 4Manning, C.R. 31 Jan 1938 26Mansfield, John 14 Jan 1934 15

2 May 1935 1711 Aug 1936 20

Mansfield, John D. 4 Apr 1932 1224 Dec 1935 1824 Dec 1937 2227 Dec 1937 22 6 Jan 1938 2311 Jan 1938 2319 Jan 1938 25

Marchese, S.J. 16 Jan 1931 11Marler, Herbert 4 Feb 1929 9Marriott, E. (Mrs.) 14 Dec 1933 14

15 Feb 1934 1511 Dec 1936 20



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Marriott, E. (Mrs.) – cont’d 18 Feb 1937 21 7 Dec 1937 2224 Feb 1938 26

Marshall, Jack 18 Mar ____ 1 3 Dec 1937 22 2 Apr (1938) 26 1 Jul 1946 29

Marshall, W.W. 31 Aug 1935 18Martin and Laird Barristers 23 Oct 1935 18

26 Nov 1935 18Martin, F.E. No Date 1Martin, John S. 10 Feb 1926 6Martin, Nell December 1937 22Martin, Paul 1 Jan 1935 17

22 Oct 1935 1826 Nov 1935 18December 1937 22 1938 23 1946 2826 Jun 1946 28 1 Jul 1946 2910 Oct 1946 2928 Nov 1946 2916 Dec 1947 30

Mary Moore Food Research 4 Jul 1946 29Mayfair-Maclean Publishing Co. Ltd. 25 Apr 1927 7Meighen, Arthur 13 Nov 1923 3

28 Nov 1923 321 Dec 1923 319 Jan 1924 412 Sep 1924 412 Jun 1926 6 5 Jul 1926 615 Jan 1930 1020 Apr 1931 11 6 Feb 1932 12

Melnik, Morris 6 Aug 1936 20 6 Jun 1938 2627 Jun 1938 2622 Jul 1938 26



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Meredith, C.P. 25 Apr 1929 9Meretsky and Gitlin 22 Oct 1929 9Meretsky, Simon 10 Dec 1935 18

29 Sep 1936 2017 Jan 1938 2419 Jan 1938 25

Merlin Standard 31 Aug 1935 18Mero, H.J. 17 Jan 1938 24The Methodist Church No Date 1Michaud, J.E. 14 Apr 1934 15Milen, Don G. ? 28 Aug 1946 29Miller, Thomas 31 Dec 1935 18Mills, R.A. (Mr. and Mrs.) 19 Sep 1936 20Millson, W.E. 14 Mar 1935 17Milner, J.R. 5 Feb 1927 7Miner, Manly F. 24 Jan 1938 25Mitchell, Frank J. 12 Aug 1925 5

30 Jan 1926 620 Jan 1938 25

Mocha Temple 9 May 1930 10Moles, T. 23 Aug 1933 14Moncton Publishers Ltd. 27 Jul 1946 29Monotype Company of Canada Ltd. 18 Jan 1938 25Montgomery, H.A. 25 Oct 1930 10Montreal Daily Star 28 Jun 1946 (2) 28

5 Jul 1946 2912 Jul 1946 2919 Jul 1946 2927 Jul 1946 2919 Aug 1946 29

Montreal Gazette 17 Jan 1938 24Montrose, Georgina L. 30 Jun 1946 28Moore, Mary 4 Jul 1946 29Moore, Tom 20 Dec 1929 9Moore, W.H. 30 Apr 1929 9Morand, Raymond D. 14 Apr 1926 6

23 Jul 1926 6 5 Jun 1935 17

Morden, H.M. No Date 124 Sep ____ 1



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Morden, H.M. – cont’d Christmas 1928 815 Jul 1929 917 Oct 1932 12 8 Mar 1934 1512 Mar 1934 1512 Jun 1934 1518 Jan 1938 25

Morley, Margaret A. 4 Nov 1936 20Morrell, Ernest 20 Jan 1938 25Motherwell, W.R. 28 Nov 1927 7Motz, John E. 21 Jun 1946 28

24 Jun 1946 28Motz, W.J. 20 Jan 1938 25Mounstephen, Harry, E. 18 Jan 1938 25Mount Royal Metal Company Ltd. 21 Mar 1932 2Munroe, A. 5 Oct 1931 11Murphy, Frank 9 Oct 1931 11Myers, Richard 8 Nov 1935 18N.J. Taylor Company Limited 16 Apr 1927 7N.W. Ayer and Son, Inc. 6 Jul 1932 12Naish, George 20 Jan 1938 25Navy League of Canada 21 Oct 1933 14Neal Baking Co. Ltd. 3 Dec 1924 4Neal, H.J. 3 Dec 1924 4Neale, J.E. 6 Apr 1933 13New Brunswick. Bureau of Information 23 Mar 1933 13 and Tourist TravelNew Brunswick. Minister of Public Works 2 Nov 1929 9

25 Nov 1929 9New Moon Lodge 16 Jul 1934 16New York Times 14 Jun 1928 8

8 Nov 1930 10Niagara Falls Evening Review 2 Jul 1946 29Nichols, D.W.F. 31 Jul 1926 6Nichols, Sheppard and Masson 31 Jul 1926 6Niven, T.D. No Date 1Noble, T. Roy 9 Jul 1946 29North American Athletic Club 27 Jun 1927 7North American Life Assurance Company 7 Jun 1927 7

3 Aug 1934 16



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North American Life Assurance Company 14 Jan 1938 23 -continued 26 Jan 1938 26Northern Life Assurance Co. 25 Jun 1925 5Norton, Preston D. 2 Mar 1927 7

17 Jan 1938 24O. & W. McVean Ltd. 28 Dec 1935 18

6 Jan 1936 19Ochs, Adolph S. 14 Jun 1928 8

8 Nov 1930 10Odette, Edmond G. 4 Aug 1926 6

9 Sep 1926 628 Feb 1927 7

Odette, T.C. No Date 1Oliver, Edmund H. 2 Mar 1933 13O’Neill, James Gregory (Dr.) 20 Jun 1927 7Ontario. Department of Agriculture 24 Jan 1930 10Ontario. Department of Agriculture. 10 Feb 1926 6 Office of the MinisterOntario. Department of Attorney General. 28 Oct 1929 9 Office of the Minister 13 Jan 1931 11

2 Feb 1931 11 6 Feb 1931 1128 Dec 1931 1123 Nov 1933 1424 Apr 1934 1513 Jun 1934 15

Ontario. Department of Highways. 27 Jun 1934 15 Office of the MinisterOntario. Department of Mines. 15 Sep 1932 12 Office of the Minister 24 Jan 1933 13

13 Feb 1933 13Ontario. Department of Municipal Affairs. 16 Oct 1934 16 Office of the Minister 31 Dec 1934 16Ontario. Department of Public Welfare. 1 Aug 1934 6 Office of the Minister 16 Oct 1934 16

7 Dec 1934 1631 Dec 1934 1619 Nov 1935 1817 Jun 1936 19

Ontario. Leader of the Opposition 6 Dec 1937 22



Name Date MS 6 I/

Ontario. Legislative Assembly No Date 1 4 Mar 1927 713 Nov 1928 823 Mar 1932 1217 Mar 1933 1328 Mar 1934 1525 Oct 1934 16

Ontario. Lieutenant Governor’s Office 3 Jun 1948 3128 Jun 1948 31

Ontario. Prime Minister’s Office 1 May 1929 925 Feb 1933 1322 Jun 1936 19

Ontario. Supreme Court 17 Oct 1930 10Ontario Equitable Life and Accident 22 Nov 1930 10 Insurance Co.Ontario Retail Druggists’ Association 23 Jun 1924 14Ortved, Mattie E. 13 Feb 1925 5Osterhout, Peter 28 May 2924 4Othmar Grotto 22 May 1930 10Ottawa Citizen 26 Jun 1946 28

28 Jun 1946 28 2 Jul 1946 2923 Jul 1946 29

Ottawa Journal 19 Jun 1931 11 4 May 1933 1321 Jan 1938 2528 Jan 1938 26

Ouellette and Bondy Shoe Merchants 26 Jan 1926 6Ouellette, E. 26 Jan 1926 6Our Lady of the Lake Church 13 Jun 1934 15

23 Jun 1935 17Owen Sound Daily Sun-Times 1 Oct 1946 29Oxford Society 19 Dec 1932 (2) 12Oxley, E.P. 14 Nov 1928 8Pacific Publishers Ltd. 19 Jan 1938 25Pageau, J.E. 15 Apr 1926 6

17 Apr 1926 6Palmer, C.W. 20 Jan 1938 25Panet, Josephine B. 14 Apr 1926 6Paramount Windsor Theatres Ltd. 10 Dec 1935 18



Name Date MS 6 I/

Pare, B. (Mrs.) 10 Jan 1932 12Parker, D.G. 8 Jul 1927 7Parkinson, R.F. 17 Jan 1938 24

21 Jan 1938 25Parry, William J. 20 Mar 1933 13Patriot Publishing Company Ltd. 29 Jun 1946 28Patterson, Clarence 24 Oct 1925 5Patterson Collegiate Institute 10 Jun 1936 19Patton, Myrtle 20 Jan 1938 25Patton, Randolph 21 Jan 1938 25Paulin, H.M. (Rev.) 2 Apr 1935 17

(May) 1937 2116 Jan 1938 24

Peacock, W. 20 Jan 1938 25Pearson, Arthur 11 Jul 1946 29Pearson, Elizabeth 11 Jul 1946 29Pearson, F. 23 Jun 1924 4Penny, Arthur G. 21 Jun 1946 28

9 Jul 1946 2913 Jul 1946 29

Perley, A.D. 27 Jun 1927 7Perley, Ward B. 15 Sep 1927 7Perrault, J.N.A. 22 Apr 1929 9Perry, W. Constantine (Rev.) 24 Sep 1926 6Person, Harry 18 Apr 1934 15Peter Osterhout, Building, Real Estate 28 May 1924 4 and InsurancePhelps, William Lyon 22 Oct 1931 11Philip, Gordon 20 Mar 1926 6Piché, Raymond 20 Dec 1935 18Pidgeon, George 16 Feb 1936 19Pidgeon, Helen 16 Feb 1936 19Pierce, Howard O. 5 Jun 1925 5Pierre, A.T.S. 21 Jan 1924 4Pigeon, Armand 1934 15Pinsonneault, (H.A.?) 10 Mar 1930 10The Pioneer 26 Nov 1937 22Plewes, Eve 6 Aug 1946 29Plummer, A.R. 15 Aug 1935 18



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Poisson, Paul 23 Mar 1932 1225 Nov 1935 18

Pollard, F.W. 15 Jul 1946 29Ponton, S.V. 5 Feb 1929 9Pooke, Margaret E. 17 Jan 1938 24Porter No Date 1Porter, George S. 1 Jan 1936 19Porter’s International Press News Bureau No Date 1Post Office 10 Apr 1931 11

18 Aug 1931 1119 Sep 1932 1231 Mar 1934 15 4 Jan 1938 23

Pouliot, Jean-Francois 25 Oct 1933 1410 Mar 1934 15

Powell, J.M. 20 Jan 1938 25Pray, Howard J. 17 Apr 1926 6

Christmas 1928 8December 1935 18December 1937 22

Presbyterian Church of Canada 25 May 1929 9Preston Springs Hotel 9 Feb 1933 13Price, Alice 24 Apr 1934 15

1938 23Price, William H. No Date 1

13 Nov 1928 828 Oct 1929 913 Jan 1931 11 2 Feb 1931 11 6 Feb 1931 1128 Dec 1931 1123 Nov 1932 1424 Apr 1934 1513 Jun 1934 1512 Sep 1934 1616 Oct 1934 1621 Oct 1937 2223 Oct 1937 22 7 Dec 1937 2217 Jan 1938 24



Name Date MS 6 I/

Price, Alan C. 11 Oct 1927 (2) 710 Feb 1930 1026 Jan 1931 11 2 Dec 1931 1123 May 1933 1321 May 1937 21

Prince Albert Daily Herald 9 Oct 1936 20Princess Patricia’s Canadian Light Infantry 23 Sep 1935 18Purcell, G. 8 May 1936 19Purcell, Philip 21 Sep 1933 14Purdy, W.F. (Mrs.) No Date 1Purdy, W.T. (Mrs.) 20 Sep 1927 7Purity Dairies 22 Jul 1935 17Pyle, Elizabeth 13 Nov 1937 22Quebec. Prime Minister’s Office 6 Apr 1929 9Quebec Chronicle-Telegraph 21 Jun 1946 28

9 Jul 1946 2913 Jul 1946 29

Quinn, W.H. 19 Jan 1938 25R.H. & J. Dowler Ltd. 26 Oct 1923 3R.M. Buchanan – Sumner Co. 6 Sep 1934 16Ralph, J.E. 19 May 1934 15Ralph’s Mill 19 May 1934 15Ranson, C.H. 15 Jun 1925 5Rapp, George J. 17 Jan 1938 24Ratcliffe, Joe 20 Jan 1938 25Rea, Vera January 1938 23Reaume, Art 17 Jan 1938 24Reaume, Arthur J. 5 Jul 1946 29

17 Jun 1948 31Reaume, Charlotte 2 Dec 1929 9Reaume Organization Ltd. 23 Mar 1925 5

24 Sep 1927 7Reaume, U.G. 24 Sep 1927 7

17 Jan 1938 24Reaume, W.J. 23 Mar 1925 5Reed, L.C. 27 Jan 1932 12

2 Feb 1938 26Reed, Percy E. 8 Feb 1927 7Reeve, Esme 1 Mar 1933 13



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Reynett, C.M. 17 Jan 1938 24Richardson, David 19 Jan 1938 25Rigsby, A.C. 28 Dec 1935 18

6 Jan 1936 19Rigsby, Andy 2 Jun 1934 15Rivett, Jack 20 Jan 1938 25Robert, Henry & Son 24 Mar 1936 19Robert Mitchell Co. Ltd. 12 Jul 1946 29Robie, S.H. 8 Sep 1925 5

8 Jul 1927 714 Nov 1932 12

Robinson, B.E. 21 Jun 1946 28Robinson, C.S. 21 Jul 1926 6

11 Sep 1926 6 3 May 1927 7

Robinson, Dorathea L. 5 May 1935 1725 Jan 1937 21

Robinson, Florence M. Christmas 1928 8Robinson, H. 29 Mar 1938 26Robinson, H.R. 15 Mar 1938 26Robinson, W.R. 23 Nov 1933 14Robson, Jean 6 Jul 1946 29Rodd, J.H. 27 Jul 1926 6

13 Oct 1937 22Rodd, Whiteside, Wigle & Jasperson 13 Oct 1937 22Rodd, Wigle and Whiteside 27 Jul 1926 6Rodney, Talbot Kirkpatrick 7 Apr 1937 21Roebuck, Arthur W. 24 Dec 1930 10Rogers, D.B. 12 Jul 1946 29Rogers, Robert 16 Feb 1925 5

23 Jun 1927 7Ronald’s Advertising Agency 9 Apr 1927 7

25 Jan 1938 26Ronalds, Russell C. 25 Jan 1938 26Rorison, Hugh 13 Feb 1933 13Rose, H.E. 17 Oct 1930 10Rosenthal, Harry 5 Jul 1946 29Ross, R. Gordon 23 Jan 1933 13Rosser, John W. 18 Jan 1938 25



Name Date MS 6 I/

Rotary Club of Windsor 2 Nov 1931 11 4 Feb 1932 1218 Jul 1934 16

Roulette, Nell 19 Jan 1938 2522 Jul 1946 29

Rowe, Earl January 1938 23Royal York Hotel (Toronto) 30 Nov 1937 22Rumseh, R.A. 8 Feb 1926 6

20 Jun 1933 13Runnells, Arthur E. 7 Jun 1937 21Russell T. Kelley Advertising 25 Jan 1938 26Rutherford, B.M. 30 Jan 1938 26Sage, L. 18 Jul 1932 12St. Alphonsus Church 15 Apr 1926 6

17 Apr 1926 6St. Andrew’s College 2 Mar 1933 13St. Andrew’s Presbyterian Church - 12 Dec 1926 6 Womens’ Missionary SocietySt. Catherines Standard 25 Jun 1946 28

27 Jun 1946 2829 Jun 1946 28 4 Jul 1946 29 8 Jul 1946 2920 Jul 1946 2930 Jul 1946 29

St. George’s Church 20 Oct 1931 1121 Sep 1932 12

St. John Ambulance Association 21 May 1937 21Saint John Board of Trade 3 Jul 1925 5

21 Dec 1927 7St. Peter’s Seminary 16 Mar 1931 11St. Pierre, Lionel 6 Feb 1937 21St. Pierre, Louis 29 Feb 1928 8St. Stephen’s United Church (1936) 19

11 Dec 1936 20 1 Mar 1939 27

St. Thomas Times Journal 14 Aug 1933 14 (26 Jul 1946) 29

Sallans, R.J. 30 Apr 1934 15Salvation Army 17 Nov 1925 5



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Salvation Army – cont’d 10 Feb 1926 6Samson, D.C. 20 Jan 1938 25Sandars, Everett 5 Sep 1927 7The Sandusky Star-Journal 7 May 1925 5Sandwich East Township 5 Jun 1947 30Sandwich West township 26 Sep 1946 29Sandwich, Windsor and Amherstburg 15 Nov 1934 16 Railway CompanySandwich, Windsor and Walkerville 27 Dec 1929 9 Goodfellow ClubSartain, F. 13 Feb 1926 6Saskatchewan Dairy Association 8 Feb 1927 7Saskatchewan, Government of 26 Jun 1925 5

27 Jun 1925 5Saskatoon Board of Trade 2 Jul 1925 5

20 Jan 1938 25Saskatoon Daily Star 20 Jan 1938 25Saskatoon Nursery 14 Dec 1933 14

15 Feb 1934 1511 Dec 1936 2018 Feb 1937 21 7 Dec 1937 2224 Feb 1938 26

Saskatoon – Office of the City Clerk 30 Jun 1925 526 Jul 1929 9

Saskatoon – Office of the City 1 Aug 1932 12 CommissionerSaskatoon Old Timers’ Association 20 Jan 1938 25Saskatoon Star-Phoenix 1 Feb 1938 26

21 Jul 1946 29Saunders, F. 11 Jun 1936 19

15 Jun 1936 19Schell, C.A. 11 Jan 1935 17Schulman, Nahum 27 Jul 1937 22Sclanders, F. Maclure 23 Jan 1925 5

3 Jul 1925 521 Dec 1927 717 Jan 1938 24

Scofield, J.C. 4 Jan 1928 8Scofield, Jim C. 20 Jun 1927 7



Name Date MS 6 I/

Scott, Walter 26 May 1934 15Selkirk, R.M. 8 Jul 1927 7Sellans, Wanetta 29 Jan (1938) 26Seymour Hotel (Miami, Fla.) 25 Jan 1938 26Sharp, R.V. Christmas 1928 8Shaw and Begg, Ltd. Insurance 21 Jul 1933 14Shaw, J.B. 20 Jan 1938 25Shepman, H.A. (1946) 28Sherbrooke Daily Record 24 Jun 1946 28

5 Jul 1946 29Sifton, Victor 22 Jun 1946 28Silver, E.L. 22 May 1924 4Simpson, Rg. W. 16 Oct 1931 11Sinclair, H. 20 Jan 1938 25Smith, A.B. No Date 1Smith, A.R. (1935) 17Smith and Clouse Barristers and Solicitors 2 Nov 1934 16

15 Aug 1936 20Smith, Austin B. 21 Nov 1934 16

21 Jan 1938 25Smith, C. 20 Jan 1938 25Smith, Chris 20 Jan 1938 25Smith, Clarence H. No Date (2) 1

13 Nov 1929 922 Jan 1936 19December 1936 2018 Jan 1938 25

Smith, D. 18 Jan 1938 25Smith, E. Norman 19 Jun 1931 11Smith, G.A. 20 Jan 1938 25Smith, J. Harry 4 Feb 1931 11

16 Dec 1932 1216 Mar 1933 13 1 Aug 1934 1610 Jun 1935 1725 Mar 1937 2112 Apr 1937 2117 Jan 1938 24

Smith, T.H. 28 Dec 1937 22Smith, W. A. 7 Jan 1933 13



Name Date MS 6 I/

Smith, W.A. – cont’d 25 Jun 1934 1514 Aug 1936 20

Snider, Gordon R. 1 Feb 1938 26Societe Saint-Jean Baptiste de Windsor 21 Jan 1924 4

29 Feb 1928 8Sons of England Benefit Society 29 Jan 1926 6

26 Jul 1931 11Sons of Scotland Benevolent Association 31 Jan 1925 5Sons of Scotland Football Club 9 Feb 1926 6Southam, F.N. 8 Feb 1929 9Southam, H.S. 20 Jun 1946 28

26 Jun 1946 2828 Jun 1946 28

Southam, J.D. 22 Jun 1946 2812 Jul 1946 29

Southam Publishing Co. Ltd. 8 Feb 1929 9Sowton, Charles 17 Nov 1925 5Stafford, Dale 21 Jun 1946 28The Standard 26 Apr 1937 21Standard Foundry and Supply Co. 1 Dec 1925 5Stanley, F.G. No Date 1

16 Jan 1938 24Stanley, Frank December 1937 22Star Newspaper Service 12 Dec 1924 4

20 Jul 1933 1418 Aug 1933 14

Stephenson, H.R. 8 Apr 1929 9Sterling Appraisal Co. 18 Jan 1938 25Stewart, Helen (1946) 28Stewart, W. John 26 Apr 1934 15Stewart, (W.U.?) 2 Nov 1929 9

25 Nov 1929 9Stone Brothers Men’s Wear 8 Jul 1927 7Stone, Irving K. 17 Jan 1938 24

21 Jan 1938 25Stone, Louis 8 Jul 1927 7Stone, O. Ray 2 Feb 1926 6Stonehouse, C.S. 24 Jul 1936 20Storm, J.H. (Rev.) 13 Aug 1935 18Straith, M.C. 30 Jul 1929 9



Name Date MS 6 I/

Stratford Beacon-Herald 29 Aug 1933 1428 Jan 1938 2631 Jul 1946 29

Struble, R.M. 7 May 1925 5Studebaker Corporation 12 Mar 1931 11

18 May 1934 15Sullivan, J. 17 Jan 1938 24Sumsion, B. (Mrs.) 25 Apr 1931 11Supertest Petroleum Corp. Ltd. 14 Jun 1934 15Swan, Henry E. 10 Apr 1934 15Sydney Post-Record 3 Jul 1946 29T. Eaton Co. Ltd. 25 Nov 1929 9T.K. McCallum & Co. 3 Aug 1925 5Tait, Wilma 26 Feb 1946 28

11 May 1946 28 5 Jul 1946 (2) 29

Tapson, Clarice Christmas 1928 8Tashman, ______ A. 6 Apr 1929 9Taylor, Isabelle 6 Feb 1938 26Taylor, L.J. 13 May 1930 10Taylor, N.J. 16 Apr 1927 7Teahan, D. 15 Aug 1928 8Teahan Furniture Limited 15 Aug 1928 8The Telegraph-Journal/The Evening Times 2 Feb 1925 5Thistlethwaite, E. Harold 19 Mar 1928 8Thomas Chick and Sons 18 Jul 1934 (2) 16

16 Oct 1934 16Thompson, W.M. 17 Jan 1938 24Thompson, W.S. 18 Feb 1938 26Thompson, Walter S. 21 Jan 1928 8

5 May 1933 1316 Feb 1946 28

Thompson, Willis E. 15 Aug 1934 16Thomson, R.G. 5 Jul 1946 29Thorpe, R.W. 20 Jan 1938 25Thorpe, Thomas 6 Apr 1938 26Tillmen, M.E. 26 Feb 1926 6Tomlinson, M.C. 30 Jun 1925 5

26 Jul 1929 9Toronto General Trusts Corporation 1938 23



Name Date MS 6 I/

Toronto Star 2 Mar 1934 1529 Oct 1934 16 4 Sep 1935 18 5 Dec 1935 18 6 May 1937 2117 Jan 1938 24

Toronto Star – continued 21 Jan 1938 2526 Jun 1946 2827 Jun 1946 28

Town House 30 Jan 1934 1517 Feb 1934 15

Trade and Labor Congress of Canada 20 Dec 1929 9Trinity-St. Andrews Church 7 Jun 1937 21Trinity-St. Stephen’s United Church No Date (2) 1

(1936) 1925 Oct 1937 2219 Nov 1937 22 1938 (2) 23 4 Jan 1938 23 7 Jan 1938 2328 Mar 1938 2614 May 1938 26

Truscon Steel Co. 17 Jan 1938 24Tweedale, T.B.S. 14 Jun 1924 4Turner, Harris 22 Jan 1938 25Tuttle, W.P. 9 Apr 1927 7Tyson, J.W. 28 Jan 1933 13Union Trust Co. (Detroit) 3 Oct 1924 4United Brotherhood of Carpenters and 11 Jun 1925 5 Joiners of AmericaUnited Church of Canada 19 Jan 1926 6

6 Mar 1926 6 8 Jun 1937 21

United Church of Canada – Presbytery of 16 Sep 1927 7 KentUnited Press Associations 13 Apr 1937 21United States. Secretary of State 18 Feb 1929 9United States. Supreme Court 24 Feb 1930 10United States Steel Corporation 7 May 1927 7University of Western Ontario 21 Aug 1924 4



Name Date MS 6 I/

University of Western Ontario – cont’d 25 Oct 1924 416 Apr 1934 1518 Apr 1934 15

Valade, W.L. 7 Oct 1929 9Vanalstine, Mr. and Mrs. 20 Jan 1938 25Van Somersen, Alfred P. 20 Jun 1935 17Varnum, J.H. Christmas 1928 8Vaughan, Jim 24 Dec 1935 18Vaughan, Marta 4 Jan 1938 23Vaughan, Harold No Date 1

Christmas 1928 824 Dec 1931 1124 Jul 1934 1624 Dec 1934 1625 Jan 1935 1726 Jan 1935 (2) 1724 Dec 1935 1820 Jan 1936 (3) 1921 Jan 1936 1922 Jan 1936 19December 1936 2021 Jan 1938 2523 Apr 1938 26

Verdun Community Club 14 Aug 1946 29Victoria Daily Times 5 Jul 1946 29W.E. Knox Lumber-Lime-Cement 5 Jan 1938 23

12 Jan 1938 2317 Jan 1938 24 8 Jul 1946 29

Waddell, H.R. 9 Aug 1929 9Wagner, W.R. 13 Mar 1924 4

16 Oct 1924 4Walden, W.A. (Rev.) 2 Feb 1926 6Walker, Hiram H. 21 Jan 1927 7Walkerville. Board of Park Management 28 May 1930 10The Walkerville Boat Club 15 Jun 1925 5Wall, James E. 14 Jun 1934 15

2 Dec 1935 18Wallaceburg Old Boys’ and Girls’ Re-union 24 Jul 1936 20Walls, A.H. 20 Jan 1938 25



Name Date MS 6 I/

Walsh Advertising Company Ltd. 31 Jan 1928 8Walsh, H.L. 26 Apr 1937 21Walsh, Thomas E. 31 Jan 1928 8

17 Jan 1938 24Walter T. Piggot Lumber Co. 19 Feb 1925 5Warmoll, F.V. 17 Nov 1924 4Warren, A. January 1938 23Warren, May January 1938 23Warren, Ted January 1938 23Waters, C.V. 21 Jan 1938 25Watts, Walter 16 May 1929 9Webster, Herbert H. 22 Jul 1936 20Welland-Port Colborne Tribune 21 Jun 1946 28

12 Jul 1946 29West Side Citizen’s Association 28 Oct 1931 11Western Ontario “Better Radio” Club 22 Sep 1927 7Western Ontario Drama League 26 Sep 1933 14Westminster United Church 27 Jan 1931 11

6 May 1933 13Whalen, Margaret L. 26 Jul 1935 17Wheeler, T.J. 17 Jan 1938 24Whig-Standard 6 Jul 1946 29White House (Washington) 5 Sep 1927 7Whiteside, Walker 16 Jan 1938 24Whitney, J.C. 10 Jul 1928 8Whitney, W.W. 3 Feb 1938 26Wickett, Gordon D. 11 Jul 1928 8

23 Aug 1932 1215 Mar 1937 21

Wigle, E.S. 14 May 1937 21Wigle, Lewis (Mrs.) 4 Feb 1929 9Wilford, A.H. 14 Mar 1925 5Wilford, Albert 2 Feb 1938 26Wilford, Estelle 2 Feb 1938 26Wilhelm, F.E. 20 Jan 1938 25Wilkins, L.S. 20 Jan 1938 25Wilkinson, George H. 10 Oct 1924 4

11 Jul 1925 511 Mar 1933 1324 May 1933 13



Name Date MS 6 I/

Wilkinson, George H. – cont’d 20 Oct 1933 1421 Oct 1933 14

Wilkinson, James R. 30 Dec 1929 9 4 May 1935 17 6 Feb 1937 21

Wilkinson’s Boot Shop 10 Oct 1924 411 Jul 1925 511 Mar 1933 1324 May 1933 1320 Oct 1933 14

Williams, W.R.E. 19 Aug 1935 18Willis’ Novelties 22 Jan 1938 25Willis, William January 1938 23

22 Jan 1938 25Wilson, F. 20 May 1934 15Wilson, F.W. 16 Apr 1925 5

4 Dec 1926 622 Oct 1931 1131 Jan 1933 1314 Mar 1933 1316 Apr 1934 15

Wilson, J.H.D. 4 Sep 1937 22Wilson, James M. 23 Aug 1926 6Wilson, Joseph 29 Jan 1926 6Wilson, R.H. 4 Jul 1946 29Wilson, Snider and Company 4 Dec 1926 6Windsor. City Clerk’s Office 5 Apr 1932 12

21 Jan 1938 25Windsor. Fire Department Headquarters 18 Feb 1932 12

15 Mar 1933 1323 Sep 1933 1431 Aug 1936 20

Windsor. Mayor’s Office 12 Aug 1925 530 Jan 1926 6 8 Jun 1927 714 May 1937 21 5 Jul 1946 2917 Jun 1948 31

Windsor. Police Department. Chief 4 May 1935 17 Constable’s Office 6 Feb 1937 21



Name Date MS 6 I/

Windsor Chamber of Commerce 8 May 1936 1917 Jan 1938 24 4 Jul 1946 29

Windsor Club 18 Sep 1924 4Windsor Collegiate Institute 19 Jan 1929 9Windsor Daily Star 5 Mar 1937 21

4 Jan 1938 2321 Jan 1938 2524 Jan 1946 28 2 Jul (1946) 2925 Aug 1946 2928 Aug 1946 2931 Aug 1946 2928 Jun 1948 (2) 31

Windsor Daily Star SEE ALSO Border Cities StarWindsor Fire Fighters’ Benefit Fund 7 Sep 1934 16Windsor Firemen’s Benefit Fund 15 Sep 1930 10 AssociationWindsor Gas Co. Ltd. 23 Aug 1932 12

20 Jul 1934 1615 Mar 1937 21

Windsor Lumber Co. 20 Jun 1927 7 4 Jan 1928 8

Windsor Optimist Club 10 Nov 1934 16 1 Feb 1938 26

Windsor Poppy Fund Committee 4 Nov 1936 20Windsor Public Library 29 Dec 1928 8Windsor Retail Merchants’ Assoc. 18 Jan 1938 25Windsor Typographical Union (No. 553) 18 Dec 1936 20Windsor-Walkerville Technical School 28 Jun 1927 7Winnipeg Free Press Co. Ltd. 27 Feb 1934 15

18 Dec 1928 821 Jan 1938 2524 Jun 1946 28

Winter, E. Blake 8 Jun 1927 7 2 Oct 1929 917 Jan 1938 24

Winters, M.R. 11 Jul 1931 11 4 Apr 1933 13



Name Date MS 6 I/

Witherspoon, W.B. 27 Jun 1946 2829 Jun 1946 28

Wodehouse, Robert E. 17 Aug 1929 9Wood, Arthur 20 Jan 1938 25Wood, Harry 17 Jan 1938 24Wood, W.H. 18 Dec 1936 20

24 Dec 1937 22Woodsworth, J.S. 27 Jun 1931 11Woollatt, D.H. 28 Jul 1932 12Woollatt, William R. 12 Jul 1925 5

8 Jul 1929 9 9 May 1930 1029 Jul 1932 1226 Dec 1933 1412 Jan 1935 1717 Jan 1938 24

World Association of Daily Vacation 21 Aug 1935 18 Bible SchoolsYeates, E. (Mrs.) 14 Aug 1946 29Young, Ellison 22 Dec 1928 8

Christmas 1928 8November 1933 14December 1935 18 5 Mar 1937 21December 1937 22January 1938 (3) 23 5 Jan 1938 23 6 Jan 1938 2310 Jan 1938 2317 Jan 1938 2316 Jan 1938 2421 Jan 1938 25

Young Men’s and Young Women’s 13 Jun 1924 4 Christian Association 14 May 1926 6

11 Jan 1935 17 8 Mar 1938 26

Young, Wallace A.P. 9 Oct 1935 18Zahnow, C.A. 26 Sep 1925 4Zoller, Mina L. 12 Jun 1928 8


MS 6 APPENDIX II: LIST OF NEWSPAPER CLIPPINGS FROM SCRAPBOOKS

SCRAPBOOK 1

Newspaper Date Title of Article

Saskatoon Daily Star 31 Dec 1920 ‘A Story of Newspaper Making’ by W.L. MacTavish

Border Cities Star 20 Apr 1921 Thank You! (J.E. Ritchie)Border Cities Star 27 Dec 1923 Letter to Editor – B.H.Typographical Journal Dec 1923 “Hamilton, Ontario”Border Cities Star 3 Jan 1924 The Best and Biggest Canadian Daily

(Rev. C.R. Durrant)Border Cities Star 5 Jan 1924 Letter to Editor – C.T. BarrowBorder Cities Star 5 Jan 1924 Letter to Editor – Margaret BartlettBorder Cities Star 5 Jan 1924 Proprietor of Café Entertains StaffBorder Cities Star 7 Jan 1924 Letter to Editor – William N. CampbellBorder Cities Star 11 Jan 1924 Letter to Editor – C. Robert SturgeonBorder Cities Star 12 Jan 1924 They May Be Near, they May Be Far, But

Everywhere, Folks Read the StarBorder Cities Star 23 Jan 1924 Canadians Urged to Buy Own GoodsBorder Cities Star 23 Jan 1924 Mr. McCrea Appreciates Star Editorial

(C.A. McCrea, Minister of Mines)Border Cities Star 25 Jan 1924 A.S. Harre to Represent the Star in OttawaBorder Cities Star 26 Jan 1924 Tecumseh Officials Voice AppreciationBorder Cities Star 27 Jan 1924 Get Vaccinated Now, Advice of

Dr. McCulloughBorder Cities Star 28 Jan 1924 Realtors Praise Star (George B. Patten)Border Cities Star 29 Jan 1924 Star Advertising Man Gives SpeechBorder Cities Star 29 Jan 1924 Your Splendid Paper and Sane Editorials

(W.J.R.)Border Cities Star 30 Jan 1924 Cities’ Need of Pull In AdsBorder Cities Star 31 Jan 1924 Letter to Editor – James JohnstonBorder Cities Star 1 Feb 1924 A Press Room NoveltyBorder Cities Star 2 Feb 1924 Best Evening Paper Ever Published in

Canada (W.K. Liddy)London Advertiser 2 Feb 1924 Newspaper Takes Option on Property in

WindsorBorder Cities Star 5 Feb 1924 “Appreciation” – Sons of Sutland Soccer

ClubBorder Cities Star 6 Feb 1924 Appreciation – J. Clark ReillyBorder Cities Star 6 Feb 1924 Sees Saving InjunctionBorder Cities Star 7 Feb 1924 Two Women Fall; One Has FractureBorder Cities Star 7 Feb 1924 Veterans Report Successful Year


MS 6 APPENDIX II: SCRAPBOOK 1 – continued


Border Cities Star 9 Feb 1924 “Appreciation” – E. CristenBorder Cities Star 18 Feb 1924 Irish Story Teller HeardBorder Cities Star 23 Feb 1924 Those Page EditorialsBorder Cities Star 25 Feb 1924 Appeal Through Star Brings HelpBorder Cities Star 7 Mar 1924 Central Church Board Voices AppreciationBorder Cities Star 7 Mar 1924 Courts Suggested, Mr. Wilson Said

(ref. to)Border Cities Star 12 Mar 1924 Rumors Squelched by Veale Co. HeadBorder Cities Star 18 Mar 1924 New York Herald is Merged in Tribune

(ref. to)Border Cities Star 18 Mar 1924 Vote Favors Mail StrikeBorder Cities Star 22 Mar 1924 Quick Work!Border Cities Star 22 Mar 1914 no title – referring to new real estate section

(sic) 1924 in paperDetroit News 24 Mar 1924 no title – paragraph re: second fire at B.C.S.Border Cities Star 29 Mar 1924 “Star Advertising Certainly Pays” (Firth

Bros. Ltd.)Border Cities Star 31 Mar 1924 Star Editorial Praised by Forestry Expert

(A.N.D. Ross)Border Cities Star 5 Apr 1924 Our VisitorsBorder Cities Star 7 Apr 1924 Appreciation – Mrs. Alice ProssonBorder Cities Star 7 Apr 1924 Mr. Wilson Conveys Tribute to the Border

Cities StarBorder Cities Star 15 Apr 1924 Mr. Calder HereBorder Cities Star 20 Apr 1924 Letter from the Alumni Assoc. of Hotel

Dieu HospitalDetroit News 20 Apr 1924 Notice of W.F. Herman recovery to

Ouellette Ave.Border Cities Star 24 Apr 1924 Letter to Editor – Ron Henderson

(ref. to)Border Cities Star 26 Apr 1924 An Appreciation (Harry B. Ashby)Border Cities Star 6 May 1924 Newspapers of Canada to Bear Burden

(ref. to)Border Cities Star 7 May 1924 Article in the Star Finds Son Sought by

His MotherBorder Cities Star 7 May 1924 Star Employee gives Blood but Fails to

Save BrotherBorder Cities Star 7 May 1924 The Star Staff has One Happy MemberBorder Cities Star 12 May 1924 South Windsorites Back All Night Ferry

Plan (Edward E. Berls)




Border Cities Star 12 May 1924 Wilson Praises Councils for Work in Gas Fight

Border Cities Star 14 May 1924 Appreciation (Mrs. C.H. Jones)Border Cities Star 17 May 1924 A Tribute to Little “Pat”

(ref. to)Border Cities Star 10 Jun 1924 Appreciation (R. Hale)Border Cities Star 10 Jun 1924 Everything but Baseball as Scribes, Printers

ClashBorder Cities Star 16 Jun 1924 Rotary Hears School TalesBorder Cities Star 20 Jun 1924 Costly Bungling at OttawaBorder Cities Star 21 Jun 1924 Letters on Postal Strike from Citizens of

BorderBorder Cities Star 24 Jun 1924 In a NutshellBorder Cities Star 24 Jun 1924 M.P.’s Salaries Up, Those of Postmen DownBorder Cities Star 25 Jun 1924 Scribes Are Happy Again, Printers Fell

Before ThemBorder Cities Star 25 Jun 1924 Story in the Star Leads to Happy Family

ReunionBorder Cities Star 28 Jun 1924 A Note of Appreciation (A.F. Foster)Border Cities Star 29 Jun 1924 Appreciation (C.W. McPherson)

(ref. to)Border Cities Star 2 Jul 1924 Inscription suggested by the Star Will Go on

ShaftBorder Cities Star 3 Jul 1924 Enviable Scholastic Record Set by

Newspapers HereHamilton Herald 4 Jul 1924 Spirit of “Service” and “Neighborly

Helpfulness” Shine Out in BusinessBorder Cities Star 5 Jul 1924 Greetings to the Free Press (London Free

Press)Ottawa Journal 11 Jul 1924 The “Tely” and TelegrammesToronto Telegram 15 Jul 1924 Clara Butt Snubs the SnobsBorder Cities Star 15 Jul 1924 A Horse to His Driver in SummerBorder Cities Star 15 Jul 1924 Will Hear Report on Vets’ MeetingBorder Cities Star 16 Jul 1924 Night Service, Better ServiceBorder Cities Star 17 Jul 1924 When Business is Slow That is the Time to

Go After ItBorder Cities Star 21 Jul 1924 And Charity Still Reigns in Hearts of Border

FolkBorder Cities Star 21 Jul 1924 Little Daughter of Star Man DiesBorder Cities Star 22 Jul 1924 Mrs. C.P. Langford Called by Death




Border Cities Star 22 Jul 1924 Your Donation Will Assist This Family in Struggle

Border Cities Star 23 Jul 1924 Another Little One Comes to Aid of Unfortunate Boy

Border Cities Star 23 Jul 1924 Fund Total is Rising, But There is Still Grant Need

Border Cities Star 24 Jul 1924 Best Day Yet for Little Lad in Campaign for Aid

Border Cities Star 24 Jul 1914 When Civic Golf Course Was Opened (sic) 1924

Border Cities Star 25 Jul 1924 Contributions Still Come In for Little Baffle Boy

Border Cities Star 26 Jul 1924 Little Girl Conducts Her Own Drive for Hurt Boy

Border Cities Star 28 Jul 1924 The Heart of HumanityBorder Cities Star 29 Jul 1924 Appreciation (R.A. Smith)Border Cities Star 29 Jul 1924 Two Thirds of Earnings and Washtub Given

by WomanBorder Cities Star 31 Jul 1924 Last Effort is Needed to Rescue Family

From WantBorder Cities Star 1 Aug 1924 Fund for Little Boy Hits total of $300

1 Day MoreBorder Cities Star Aug 1924 One-Paper Centres Show Enterprise, Is

Methodist FindingBorder Cities Star Aug 1924 Thank You!Border Cities Star 17 Sep 1924 A Respectful suggestion to a Great and

Respected ManBorder Cities Star 21 Sep 1924 Letter to Editor – T. BarrowBorder Cities Star 24 Sep 1924 Big-Timer’s Fame is Short; Spotlight

Then Fatal BoxBorder Cities Star 24 Sep 1924 Just a Little Story of a Boy and a DogBorder Cities Star 8 Oct 1924 Is Complimented on Booster BookBorder Cities Star 10 Oct 1924 Train Victim Was Resident of FordBorder Cities Star 10 Oct 1924 Wide Interest in Ford PlansBorder Cities Star 11 Oct 1924 Wins Many PrizesBorder Cities Star 13 Oct 1924 Strength is Nation’s NeedBorder Cities Star 13 Oct 1924 Tencacity of Will LandedBorder Cities Star 16 Oct 1924 Two More Members of Globe Resign

(ref. to)




London Free Press 16 Oct 1924 Veteran Writers Quit Toronto Globe Staff (ref. to)

Border Cities Star 18 Oct 1924 An Announcement and An InvitationBorder Cities Star 20 Oct 1924 Hundreds to Attend PartyBorder Cities Star 20 Oct 1924 Larger Roll for Classes is SoughtBorder Cities Star 21 Oct 1924 That “Election Party” Thursday NightBorder Cities Star 22 Oct 1924 All Sing at Star’s PartyBorder Cities Star 22 Oct 1924 Program of the Star’s Election PartyBorder Cities Star 22 Oct 1924 To Lead SingingBorder Cities Star 23 Oct 1924 Party CharmerBorder Cities Star 24 Oct 1924 Just a Small Part of the Huge Crowd at the

Star’s Election PartyBorder Cities Star 24 Oct 1924 Record Crowd at the Star’s PartyBorder Cities Star 24 Oct 1924 Sidelights on the Star’s Armory Election

PartyBorder Cities Star 27 Oct 1924 It Always Pays!

(ref. to)Border Cities Star 30 Oct 1924 Election Returns Covered in a Big WayBorder Cities Star 30 Oct 1924 Wonderful TimeBorder Cities Star 1 Nov 1924 Mrs. Killen Says School in California

EfficientBorder Cities Star 5 Nov 1924 Something to Keep You Sitting Up NightsBorder Cities Star 5 Nov 1924 The Star’s Third Election Part of Fall is

SuccessBorder Cities Star 5 Nov 1924 Too Much Talk Downed Martin, Says

JeremiahBorder Cities Star 5 Nov 1924 Witherspoon, News ‘Political Expert,’

Reported SuicideBorder Cities Star 6 Nov 1924 Story in the Star Finds Veteran Whose Wife

DiesBorder Cities Star 11 Nov 1924 Ill for Long TimeBorder Cities Star 12 Nov 1924 Appreciation of Services is ToldBorder Cities Star 15 Nov 1924 Herald SoldBorder Cities Star 15 Nov 1924 Hamilton Herald is Sold – W.F. Herman

(ref. to)Border Cities Star 15 Nov 1924 Hamilton Herald is Sold – J. L. Lewis is

(ref. to) EditorBorder Cities Star 18 Nov 1924 Hamilton Daily Changes Hands

(ref. to)




Border Cities Star 20 Nov 1924 W.S. Southam Planning New Paper in (ref. to) Windsor

Border Cities Star 29 Nov 1924 Join the Stars Election Party!Border Cities Star 1 Dec 1924 The Election PartyBorder Cities Star 4 Dec 1924 Star Helps Poor Family in PrairiesBorder Cities Star 6 Dec 1924 Children in Need Find Life Dull in Barren

AbodeBorder Cities Star 8 Dec 1924 Son Receives $2,500 CheckBorder Cities Star 12 Dec 1924 Ald. Howell C. of C. ChoiceN/A 12 Dec 1924 Farmer’s Sun Net Loss is $28,667Border Cities Star 18 Dec 1924 Says Star Did ItBorder Cities Star 20 Dec 1924 Wins the PrizeBorder Cities Star 22 Dec 1924 Herb Mullender “Tickled”

(ref. to)Border Cities Star 27 Dec 1924 copy of telegram from Tilbury Goodfellows

ClubBorder Cities Star 29 Dec 1924 Sandwich Makes Donation to FundBorder Cities Star 31 Dec 1924 The Border Cities Expansion and New year

Outlook EditionBorder Cities Star 31 Dec 1924 A Border Cities IndustryBorder Cities Star Dec 1924 Miss Herman’s Funeral HeldBorder Cities Star 1924 Hamilton Postal Employees Cheer Editorial

in the StarBorder Cities Star 1924 Little Chap Happy Again; Daddy Comes

After ThemBorder Cities Star 1924 Star Story Locates DogBorder Cities Star 1924 The Star’s suggestion for Service Adopted

by VetsBorder Cities Star 1924 Toronto Star Purchases Toronto Sunday

WorldBorder Cities Star ? 24, 1924 Wants the Star in West: LonesomeBorder Cities Star 4 Jan 1925 Appreciation (Willis Brumpton)Border Cities Star 5 Jan 1925 no title – letter to Editor – G.H. WilkinsonBorder Cities Star 6 Jan 1925 All Eyes Are Turned in Ottawa’s Direction

GabusBorder Cities Star 6 Jan 1925 Six Years of Community Service Reflected

in the Star’s GrowthBorder Cities Star 11 Jan 1925 A Letter of Appreciation (Rev. W.A.

Waldon, B.A.)Border Cities Star 15 Jan 1925 Social News




Border Cities Star 16 Jan 1925 Letter from Grinnell Bros.Border Cities Star 19 Jan 1925 Benefit Seen by MagwoodBorder Cities Star 19 Jan 1925 Lands Star as Leader in Border CommunityBorder Cities Star 24 Jan 1925 Typo’s Head HereBorder Cities Star 31 Jan 1925 An Appreciation (James Johnston)Border Cities Star 31 Jan 1925 A. Stewart Hanna Off for OttawaBorder Cities Star 4 Feb 1925 Well-known Journalists to Write Politics for

the StarBorder Cities Star 16 Feb 1925 Veteran Publisher, M.H. De Young, Dead

(ref. to)Border Cities Star 19 Feb 1925 Thank You!Border Cities Star 23 Feb 1925 Better Late Than Never Says MayorBorder Cities Star 23 Feb 1925 Lost or StolenBorder Cities Star 26 Feb 1925 Speaker Sees One Big WindsorP.A. Publisher Feb 1925 obit. for H.R. HuntBorder Cities Star 14 Mar 1925 Dies of Car Hurts (Mrs. Pulitzer)

(ref. to)Border Cities Star 23 Mar 1925 Letter to Editor – R.R. JaffrayBorder Cities Star 26 Mar 1925 Distance Nothing to Business WorldBorder Cities Star 31 Mar 1925 Thank You (Moramos Shrine Club)Border Cities Star Mar 1925 Appreciation (Border Automobile Dealers

Assoc.)Border Cities Star 1 Apr 1925 Peterboro Manufacturer Praises Star

Editorials on Immigration PolicyBorder Cities Star 3 Apr 1925 Thank You (Assumption Street Home &

School Club)Border Cities Star 9 Apr 1925 Do Star Ads Bring Results? Mr. Smith

Finds They DoBorder Cities Star 9 Apr 1925 Life’s NecessitiesBorder Cities Star 9 Apr 1925 Thank You! (E.P. Tellier, M.P.)

(ref. to)Border Cities Star 13 Apr 1925 Another Silly AttackBorder Cities Star 15 Apr 1925 DuplicationsBorder Cities Star 16 Apr 1925 Sir Henry ThorntonBorder Cities Star 17 Apr 1925 Border Business Leaders Honor Selanders at

LunchBorder Cities Star 17 Apr 1925 Thank You! (F.W. Wilson)Border Cities Star 18 Apr 1925 W.R. Campbell Pays Compliment to StarBorder Cities Star 20 Apr 1925 No Half Measures




Border Cities Star 20 Apr 1925 Thank You, F. Weingarden (ref. to)

Border Cities Star 23 Feb 1925 Lost or StolenBorder Cities Star 23 Apr 1925 The Railway MergerMoose Jaw Times 24 Apr 1925 no title – mention of W.L. Clark and

HermanBorder Cities Star 30 Apr 1925 Daily Newspapers Back Unity Drive

(ref. to)Border Cities Star 1 May 1925 Wilkinson’s Boot Shop (letter published)

(ref. to)Border Cities Star 2 May 1925 Thank You (Grace Atkinson)

(ref. to)Border Cities Star 5 May 1925 Hear of BookletBorder Cities Star 6 May 1925 Certainly! Canada Needs Many Citizens of

This TypeBorder Cities Star 15 May 1925 Approve Star Editorial(Saskatoon Phoenix) 15 May 1925 Cupid Leads Two More to Altar TodayBorder Cities Star 5 Jun 1925 The Fourth Column – Efficiency With A

little “e” – Service with a little “s”Border Cities Star 10 Jun 1925 The Fourth Column – The Happy MediumBorder Cities Star 19 Jun 1925 C.O.F. Honors Guelph ManToronto Globe 19 Jun 1925 “A Great Achievement”Border Cities Star 19 Jun 1925 Star Ads PraisedBorder Cities Star 27 Jun 1925 The Fourth Column – The Printing Craft –

and CraftsmenBorder Cities Star 27 Jun 1925 Big Crowd Due to Publicity in StarBorder Cities Star 27 Jun 1925 A Real AchievementBorder Cities Star 27 Jun 1925 Will Fly at IndianapolisBorder Cities Star 2 Jul 1925 Circulation AdBorder Cities Star 3 Jul 1925 Circulation AdBorder Cities Star 10 Jul 1925 They Object to His AdsBorder Cities Star 17 Jul 1925 no title – letter to Editor from John L. Lynch

Sales Co.Border Cities Star 20 Jul 1925 Lands HistorianBorder Cities Star 21 Jul 1925 Saskatoon Fair Opened by Field Marshal

HaigBorder Cities Star 24 Jul 1925 Anderdon Twp. Reeve Gives Star PraiseBorder Cities Star 30 Jul 1925 Record Block is Sold OutBorder Cities Star 1 Aug 1925 In Appreciation (W. H. McCreery)

(ref. to)




Border Cities Star 5 Aug 1925 Thank You! (W.H. Jones)Border Cities Star 15 Aug 1925 Plan Motor Trip AbroadBorder Cities Star 19 Aug 1925 letter to Editor – W.J. Trott

(ref. to)Border Cities Star 20 Aug 1925 Windsor Paper is Mark of Klan

(ref. to)Border Cities Star 21 Aug 1925 Building Up the Border Cities!Detroit Free Press 21 Aug 1925 Cross Burning Follows Denial of Klan StoryBorder Cities Star 21 Aug 1925 Horror: Fiery Cross Blazes Merrily on the

Star’s LawnBorder Cities Star 24 Aug 1925 Wins Coveted Star TrophyBorder Cities Star 25 Aug 1925 Charity Receives Bulk of Lawson’s Estate

(ref. to)Border Cities Star 26 Aug 1925 Admits His ErrorChelsea (Mass.) Record 26 Aug 1925 Success Won in CanadaBorder Cities Star 28 Aug 1925 Service!Border Cities Star 31 Aug 1925 Praises the StarBorder Cities Star 16 Sep 1925 Here You Are ResurgamBorder Cities Star 17 Sep 1925 Thanks Extended to Club HelpersBorder Cities Star 15 Oct 1925 Thank You! (F. Sartain)

(ref. to)Border Cities Star 21 Oct 1925 no title – letter to Editor from Firth Bros.

Ltd.Border Cities Star 28 Oct 1925 C.E. Redeker Lands Border Cities StarBorder Cities Star 28 Oct 1925 Robinson Labels are Union Printed

(ref. to)Border Cities Star 30 Oct 1925 no title – letter to Editor from Sidney C.

RobinsonBorder Cities Star 31 Oct 1925 pg. 255 – A Change of PolicyBorder Cities Star 31 Oct 1925 Odette Congratulates His Opponent and

Thanks AidesBorder Cities Star 14 Nov 1925 Club Arranges Annual DinnerBorder Cities Star 14 Nov 1925 Jewellers PraisedBorder Cities Star 14 Nov 1925 A Striking Tribute to Ald. HowellBorder Cities Star 20 Nov 1925 Brother of Star Man Gets Cecil Rhodes

ScholarshipBorder Cities Star 21 Nov 1925 A Firm Believer in Civic UnionBorder Cities Star Nov 1925 no title – letter to Editor from Gelber

Furniture Co.Border Cities Star 14 Dec 1925 Last Honors Paid Late Saskatonian




Border Cities Star 28 Dec 1925 Goodfellows Chief Says “Thanks” to Every Goodfellow

Border Cities Star 1925 Editorial Quoted (re: Motor Vehicle Lights)Border Cities Star 1925 Letters DeliveredBorder Cities Star 17 Dec 1925 Thank You (Essex County Samaritan)

(ref. to)N/A ___ __ 1925 Paper Drops Suit

Sandwich Courier 1 Jan 1926 The Star’s Poor Policy – Sandwich Discredited

Border Cities Star 12 Jan 1926 A Gibbs Novel Starts in the Star TomorrowBorder Cities Star 12 Jan 1926 letter to the Editor (Thomas Wharf)Border Cities Star 1 Feb 1926 Dance Party Held by Star’s BowlersBorder Cities Star 2 Feb 1926 Former C. of C. Secretary Pleased at Drive

SuccessBorder Cities Star 10 Feb 1926 no title – re: “Local News Section”Border Cities Star Feb 1926 Accepts New PostBorder Cities Star 3 Mar 1926 advertisementBorder Cities Star 8 Mar 1926 letter to the Editor (J.C. Ellison)Border Cities Star 3 May 1926 Land “Boom” O’er – Florida Hits StrideBorder Cities Star 11 May 1926 Unique!Border Cities Star 13 May 1926 letter from Dr. P.H. Gardner; W.H.

ThibaudeauBorder Cities Star 13 May 1926 And the United Press is Only One of the

Services that Helps to Make the Border Cities Star Western Ontario’s Greatest Evening Paper

Border Cities Star 26 May 1926 Civic Head and Clergy are PresentBorder Cities Star 26 May 1926 Former Editor Here Heads Detroit MedicsBorder Cities Star 2 Jul 1926 A Message from the P.M.G.Border Cities Star 11 Aug 1926 Trip Not CompleteBorder Cities Star 11 Aug 1926 Visitors to the Border CitiesWindsor Telegram 14 Sep 1926 Local Man Buys Paper in London

(ref. to)Globe 14 Sep 1926 London Advertiser Bought By Herman

(ref. to)Mail & Empire 14 Sep 1926 London Paper Changes Hands

(ref. to)St. Thomas Times & Journal 14 Sep 1926 London Paper May Go To W.F. Herman

(ref. to)




Detroit Free Press 14 Sep 1926 London Paper Passes to New Hands (ref. to)

Detroit News 14 Sep 1926 Star Owner to Take Over London Advertiser (ref. to)

Woodstock Sentinel Review 15 Sep 1926 Advertiser Sold To W.F. Herman (ref. to)

St. Thomas Times & Journal 15 Sep 1926 Deal is Closed for London Newspaper (ref. to)

Toronto Telegram 15 Sep 1926 Independent Liberal (ref. to)

Chatham Daily News 15 Sep 1926 W.F. Herman Buys London Advertiser (ref. to)

London Free Press 15 Sep 1926 Advertiser Sold To W.F. Herman (ref. to)

Border Cities Star 17 Sep 1926 Thank You! (J. Smith)Border Cities Star 16 Oct 1926 No Secession, Says SenatorBorder Cities Star 23 Oct 1926 Commends Star on Government PlanBorder Cities Star Nov 1926 Thank You (C.R. Jackson)Border Cities Star 31 Dec 1926 Nova Scotia Pays the Star TributeBorder Cities Star 8 Feb 1927 Thank You, Mr. Holmes!

(ref. to)Border Cities Star 24 Feb 1927 ‘Star Right,’ Price Tells LegislatureBorder Cities Star 22 Mar 1927 Comment PleasesBorder Cities Star 30 Mar 1927 Goes To Edmonton (Walter G. Lynch)Border Cities Star 20 Apr 1927 “A Word of Appreciation” (J. Gelber

Furniture Co.)Border Cities Star 4 Apr 1927 Thank You! (Mark W. Cullington)Border Cities Star 12 May 1927 Thank YouBorder Cities Star 27 Jun 1927 Thank You, Mr. Hawley

(ref. to)Border Cities Star 29 Jun 1927 “It Is the Equal of Any” (S.B. Stothers)

(ref. to)Border Cities Star 27 Aug 1927 Copy Of Letter Borden Fliers Will CarryLondon Free Press 2 Dec 1927 Giant Aircraft Given WelcomeLondon Advertiser 2 Dec 1927 “Thousands See Big Ford Plane”Ottawa Journal 7 Dec 1927 St. Lawrence DevelopmentBorder Cities Star 28 Dec 1927 Labour’s Aims Told To ClubBorder Cities Star (early 1927) Thank You! (edit. from Globe re: year-end

edition)




Border Cities Star 3 Jan 1928 Quoted 19 Times In Film Feature (ref. to)

Border Cities Star 3 Jan 1928 Thank You All!Border Cities Star 10 Jan 1928 An Enviable RecordLondon Free Press Jan 1928 Fly to LondonBorder Cities Star 8 Oct 1928 Temperance Makes Gains in England

Declares PreacherMontreal Herald 30 Oct 1928 no title – ref. to Border Cities StarBorder Cities Star 1 Nov 1928 Appreciation (J.C. Dagenais)Border Cities Star 24 Nov 1928 Mayor Jackson Is Endorsed By Orthodox

Club of CanadaCanadian Aviation 28 Nov 1928 Items Of Aviation Interest Caught By the

Camera (pg. 19)Border Cities Star 4 Dec 1928 4,000 Turn Out For Star’s Party (pg. 5)Border Cities Star 26 Dec 1928 Goodfellows Say ThanksBorder Cities Star 31 Dec 1928 Advertising the Border Cities

(ref. to)

Border Cities Star 3 Jan 1929 Another Appreciation (orig. edit. from (ref. to) Toronto Globe)

Border Cities Star 9 Jan 1929 More Precious Than GoldBorder Cities Star 22 Jan 1929 Publicity Of the Best KindBorder Cities Star 19 Feb 1929 The Star Was Quoted 19 Times In “Topics

(ref. to) Of the Day,” during 1928Border Cities Star 1 Mar 1929 Star’s Hydro View Liked in Winnipeg

(ref. to)Border Cities Star 1 Apr 1929 Star Located Man After Police Fail

(ref. to)Toronto Star 11 Apr 1929 U.S. Ruling on Commuters Has Minor

(ref. to) Effect At BorderBorder Cities Star 12 Apr 1929 Mayor Sends Congratulations

(ref. to)Border Cities Star 13 Apr 1929 Chamber Congratulates

(ref. to)Border Cities Star 2 Nov 1929 Blenheim Liked Election ExtraBorder Cities Star 5 Nov 1929 “Almost A Mile Higher Than Pike’s Peak” -

(circulation ed.)Border Cities Star 5 Nov 1929 “Just Among Friends”Border Cities Star 8 Nov 1929 Why the Star Is Forging AheadBorder Cities Star 12 Nov 1929 (Circulation ad. 42, 499 Saturday)




Border Cities Star 19 Nov 1929 (paragraph re: Border Cities Star and Bridge)

Border Cities Star 29 Nov 1929 Only Indifference Can Defeat the City Hall Bylaw on Monday

Border Cities Star Nov 1929 The Ambassador Bridge (editorial from the Toronto Globe)

Border Cities Star Nov 1929 Ambassador Bridge is Seen as Welder of Two Peoples

Border Cities Star Nov 1929 Congratulations Come For Province of Manitoba (by Hoey, Acting Premier of Manitoba)

Border Cities Star Nov 1929 Friendship Bonds Materialize (by Taschereau)

Border Cities Star Nov 1929 “A Great Tribute to Peace” by Baxter, Premier of New Brunswick

Border Cities Star Nov 1929 For Trade and Prosperity (by W.D. Ross, Lieut-Gov. of Ontario)

Border Cities Star Nov 1929 Mr. Bower Thanks Mr. Winter (ref. to)

Border Cities Star Nov 1929 Nova Scotia’s Congratulations – by. Hon. E.W. Rhodes, Premier of Nova Scotia

Border Cities Star Nov 1929 Ontario’s Premier Wires His Congratulations

Border Cities Star Nov 1929 Prairie Province Sends Greetings (Anderson, Premier of Saskatchewan)

Border Cities Star Nov 1929 “Public Benefactors – Mr. Henry, George S. Henry, Ontario Minister of Public Works & Highways

Border Cities Star Nov 1929 Rt. Hon. W.L. Mackenzie KingBorder Cities Star Nov 1929 Story of the Completed BridgeBorder Cities Star Nov 1929 Thank You, Mr. AdamsBorder Cities Star Nov 1929 Thank You, Mr. Smith

(ref. to)Border Cities Star Nov 1929 Unites Hearts of Two Countries; Gov. Green

(Governor of Michigan)Border Cities Star Nov 1929 The Windsor of Yesterday is Not the

Windsor of TodayBorder Cities Star 13 Dec 1929 Mr. Brigden Sends His Thanks

(ref. to)




Border Cities Star 19 Dec 1929 The Star Thanks You, Mr. Beardall (ref. to)

Border Cities Star 24 Dec 1929 Words of Cheer and Wisdom (ref. to)

Border Cities Star 28 Dec 1929 Circulation AdBorder Cities Star 28 Dec 1929 Thank You, Mr. Dingham

Border Cities Star 7 Jan 1930 Editorial – Heroes of the WiresBorder Cities Star 22 Feb 1930 Union Jack Floats from Canada Bldg.Border Cities Star 10 Mar 1930 Mr. Glanz Congratulated

(ref. to)Border Cities Star 11 Mar 1930 Ad re: Canada BuildingBorder Cities Star 11 Mar 1930 Circulation AdBorder Cities Star 21 Mar 1930 An AppreciationBorder Cities Star 21 Mar 1930 Service to the PeopleBorder Cities Star 29 Mar 1930 Judgement is Given in FallBorder Cities Star May 1930 Smart Reception Held Last Evening for

Sir Ronald LindsayBorder Cities Star 24 Jul 1930 Money For Your PicturesBorder Cities Star 30 Jul 1930 Circulation Ad – 66,521Border Cities Star Jul 1930 Praises StarBorder Cities Star 13 Oct 1930 Circulation AdBorder Cities Star 13 Oct 1930 School Board in Praise of EditorialBorder Cities Star 15 Oct 1930 Circulation AdBorder Cities Star 3 Nov 1930 No More CopiesBorder Cities Star 19 Nov 1930 London Hears About It First From the StarBorder Cities Star 20 Nov 1930 London Gets Story First In the StarBorder Cities Star 25 Nov 1930 Judge Bought a Star ExtraBorder Cities Star 25 Nov 1930 Thank You! (Robert Peterson)Border Cities Star 3 Dec 1930 Circulation AdDetroit Free Press 1930 Entitled to Verdict But Not To Damages

Border Cities Star 2 Jan 1931 Tribute Paid to Ex-MayorBorder Cities Star 10 Jan 1931 Finds Mother of Air VictimBorder Cities Star 10 Jan 1931 Thank the Star For Its SupportBorder Cities Star 22 Jan 1931 Circulation AdBorder Cities Star 30 Jan 1931 Circulation AdBorder Cities Star 31 Jan 1931 High Praise for the StarBorder Cities Star 28 Feb 1931 Circulation Ad




New York Times 28 Feb 1931 Permitting the Sale of the World Newspapers (pgs. 9, 10, 11, 12)

New York Times 28 Feb 1931 Text of Surrogate Foley’s DecisionBorder Cities Star 28 Feb 1931 Thank You (H.R. Casgrain, M.D.)Border Cities Star 28 Feb 1931 Thank You (Mr. Mullin)Border Cities Star 31 Mar 1931 The Star Is Widely Quoted

(ref. to)Detroit Free Press 23 Apr 1931 Furor and Futility (pg. 6)N/A 23 Apr 1931 Furor and FutilityBorder Cities Star 21 May 1931 An Education In Itself (ad)Border Cities Star 17 Jun 1931 The Complete RecordBorder Cities Star 18 Jun 1931 Know What Is Going On (ad)Border Cities Star 2 Jul 1931 Star Readers Get More for Their MoneyBorder Cities Star 11 Jul 1931 The Star Finds Homes for BabesBorder Cities Star 21 Jul 1931 Know What Is Going OnBorder Cities Star 12 Aug 1931 The Star’s “Extra”Border Cities Star 10 Sep 1931 Circulation AdBorder Cities Star 21 Sep 1931 Legionnaires Storm Batteries of WindsorBorder Cities Star 28 Sep 1931 They Came to PassBorder Cities Star 1931 The Star Tells Swim Story FirstBorder Cities Star 8 Apr 1932 The Star Is Given Praise

Border Cities Star 12 Feb 1927 “We Never Saw the Like Before”Chatham News 15 Feb 1927 Libel Suit Against Star is DismissedBorder Cities Star 1927 Star Wins ActionBorder Cities Star 31 Jan 1928 An Appreciation of the Star’s Year End

(ref. to) Edition – Walsh Advertising

Dates are not available for the following articles from Scrapbook 1. They are arranged by title in alphabetical order:

Newspaper Title of Article

Border Cities Star All the News All the TimeN/A Another Landmark Soon to Disappear (Saskatoon)Border Cities Star Another Splendid Feature for Readers of the StarBorder Cities Star Appeal in the Star Brings Eight Stoves to Help PoorBorder Cities Star an appreciation




Border Cities Star Appreciation (Edith A. Yarwood)Border Cities Star The Border Cities Star’s Latest Purchase – picture of truck

advertisement for Gotfredson Corporation Ltd.Border Cities Star Boys Return from Camps to Find Their Parents CareBorder Cities Star Bulletin ResumesBorder Cities Star Citizens Rush to Aid of Unfortunate Ford FamilyBorder Cities Star Corinthians Beaten, 4-1Border Cities Star Council CongratulatesBorder Cities Star Donations Still Come In for Aid of Crippled BoyBorder Cities Star Don’t Forget Star PartyBorder Cities Star Editor, Ex-Bartender, Circus Owner is DeadWindsor Council Knights Editorial: Our Local Paper of ColumbusBorder Cities Star Every Little HelpsBorder Cities Star Founder of SaskatoonBorder Cities Star Happy New YearBorder Cities Star Indoor Sports (editorial) by TadBorder Cities Star Junior Chamber to Meet in “Y” HallBorder Cities Star Kiwanians Send FlowersBorder Cities Star letter to Editor – The Herald ChapelBorder Cities Star letter to Editor – Ouellette & BondyBorder Cities Star letter to the Editor – Justus Miller, Essex County Corn

ImprovementBorder Cities Star letter to the Editor – William McGinty, A.J. CooperBorder Cities Star Lift the Burden!Border Cities Star Liquor Commissioner is Fired by ProvinceBorder Cities Star “A Model of Efficiency”Border Cities Star Musicians for All Night Ferry ServiceBorder Cities Star no title – letter to the Editor – Eugene JanisseBorder Cities Star no title – letter to the Editor – S.C. RobinsonBorder Cities Star no title – shows article in libel action in SaskatchewanBorder Cities Star Our Bank CongratulatesBorder Cities Star A Paper of High IdealsBorder Cities Star Pays $28 A Year for the Star, But He Must Have ItBorder Cities Star Plan Dinner-DanceBorder Cities Star Poem – “When the Paper Doesn’t Come”Border Cities Star Praise Indeed – from the Toronto GlobeBorder Cities Star Pulitzer is Found by Means of RadioBorder Cities Star Says Paper Costs 14 Cents Per CopyBorder Cities Star Sclanders Says Border Lacks Interest in Arts




Border Cities Star Size of Newspaper AdBorder Cities Star Sponsors Bridge (Picture of Mrs. W.F. Herman at Tea

Party)Border Cities Star Star Party is Big SuccessBorder Cities Star Thank You! (A. Belanger)Border Cities Star Thank You! (The Brantford Exposition)Border Cities Star Thank You! (E. Aitchison)Border Cities Star Thank You! (G.C. Burridge)Border Cities Star Thank You! (Justus Miller)Border Cities Star Thank You! (L. Meconi)Border Cities Star Thank You! (T.E. Brown, Knights of Columbus)Border Cities Star Thank You! (W.T. Carthew)Border Cities Star Thanks Star for Fund AidBorder Cities Star Tragedy Overtakes a Little BoyBorder Cities Star 2 Saskatoon Structures Are BurningBorder Cities Star We Aim to Please – by WebsterBorder Cities Star Will Seek Grants (re: city’s advertising)Border Cities Star Wins Action Over CanineBorder Cities Star Would Live Over Here if Night Ferry Was Running

(Wm. C. Grace)



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Border Cities Star 24 Jun 1927 Ford City Congratulates (ref. to)

Border Cities Star 27 Jun 1927 Thank You, Mr. Hawley (ref. to)

Border Cities Star 24 Oct 1927 Another Tribute for the Ontario Editor (ref. to)

Border Cities Star 8 Nov 1927 Mr. O.E. Fleming, K.C., Speaks

Toronto Globe 23 Jun 1928 Who Is To Enforce This Law?

Border Cities Star 2 Oct 1929 Thank You (letter to the Editor – E.B. Winter)

Border Cities Star 3 Oct 1929 Ontario Editor Fulfills a Long-Felt Want, He Says

Border Cities Star 29 Oct 1929 Border Cities Star Circulation – 39,000Border Cities Star 30 Oct 1929 Notice of Extra Edition at 5 a.m. Next

MorningBorder Cities Star 31 Oct 1929 Living Up To Best of Star Traditions

Border Cities Star 20 Apr 1932 Another Star “First”Border Cities Star 23 Apr 1932 Star Refused to Purchase Aird Papers

Dates are not available for the following articles from Scrapbook 2. They are arranged by title in alphabetical order:


Border Cities Star Advertisement – All the NewsBorder Cities Star An appreciationBorder Cities Star An AppreciationBorder Cities Star Baptist Young People Thank the StarBorder Cities Star The Border Cities Star (poem by a subscriber)Border Cities Star The Canadian ActAdvertiser Chatham Alterman Gets Verdict OnlyBorder Cities Star Congratulations to the Star (refers to article referring to

Mar. 31/32)




Border Cities Star Council CongratulatesBorder Cities Star Creche Story Told KiwanisBorder Cities Star An Education In Itself (ad)Border Cities Star Ex-Westerner Praises Work of Local LegionBorder Cities Star Joins Star Staff (E. Harold Thistlewaite, C.A.)Border Cities Star Kiwanians Send FlowersBorder Cities Star Know What Is Going On In the WorldBorder Cities Star Leamington Pushes Plan For Paving of Level LineBorder Cities Star Likes StarBorder Cities Star Lots of Folks Read the Star, Ask for Dogs (Essex County

Humane Society)Border Cities Star Mayor Thanks Officials For Honor Paid HimBorder Cities Star Mr. Morden’s Articles Are Praised (Lion’s Club)Border Cities Star Mr. Spencer Expresses Club’s ThanksBorder Cities Star Mrs. Edwards Expresses Her AppreciationBorder Cities Star “A Model of Efficiency”Border Cities Star No Other Newspaper Anywhere!Border Cities Star Our Bank CongratulatesBorder Cities Star A Paper Of High IdealsBorder Cities Star Praise From Geneva (re: Paul Martin)Border Cities Star “Praise Indeed” (from Toronto Globe)Border Cities Star Praise, Indeed! (Mr. Cromar)Border Cities Star President Parnell’s Thanks To the Star (West Wide

Citizen’s Association)Border Cities Star Priest Takes Exception To Sunday PaperBorder Cities Star Regimental Bands Voice Their AppreciationBorder Cities Star Registered Nurses Thank the StarBorder Cities Star Rotary Praises Art ExhibitionBorder Cities Star St. Thomas Times-Journal Says Nice Things About StarBorder Cities Star Skating Club Expresses Its AppreciationBorder Cities Star Star Editorial Given High Praise (by Canadian)Border Cities Star The Star Is Prized by League of NationsBorder Cities Star Star Readers Are Intelligent ReadersBorder Cities Star The Star Scores AgainBorder Cities Star Swansen Pays Professor ThomasBorder Cities Star Takers of Photographs Committeed re: Abduction of

Horace WildBorder Cities Star Thank the Star For Its Support (Riverside Improvement

Assoc.)Border Cities Star Thank You (Boy Scouts Assoc.)




Border Cities Star Thank You (Cliff Widdows)Border Cities Star Thank You (Fred Collins)Border Cities Star Thank You, Gentlemen of the Cricket LeagueBorder Cities Star Thank You (J.L. Clifford, chair of the Accident

Prevention Camp)Border Cities Star Thank You, Mr. HarveyBorder Cities Star Thank You, Mr. Neal!Border Cities Star Thank You, Mr. SmithBorder Cities Star Thank You Very Much, Mr. FarquharsonBorder Cities Star Thank You (Windsor Tent No. 42, the Maccabees)Border Cities Star This Is Too KindBorder Cities Star Use Color In Your AdsBorder Cities Star Warrants To Arrest Editors Asked by O’Connor, Claim



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Border Cities Star 20 Apr 1921 Thank You! (J.E. Ritchie)

Moose Jaw Times 24 Apr 1925 no title – mention of W.L. Clark and Herman

Border Cities Star 31 Dec 1926 Mail Today’s Star To Some Friend, Mr. Davis Suggests

Border Cities Star 31 Dec 1926 Nova Scotia Pays the Star TributeBorder Cities Star 31 Dec 1926 The Star’s Record Edition

Border Cities Star 3 Jan 1927 Doubts If Star “Special” Ever Duplicated In Canada (J.W. Magwood)

Border Cities Star 8 Jan 1927 Shriners Are Re-electedBorder Cities Star 10 Jan 1927 Thank You!Border Cities Star 23 Jan 1927 The Greatest Tribute Ever Paid a Newspaper

by W.H. DennisBorder Cities Star 29 Jan 1927 Thank You (Border Chamber of Commerce)Border Cities Star Jan 1927 Praises the Star and Appeals for Birds

(D.J. Russell)Border Cities Star 8 Feb 1927 Another Appreciation (E. Alph. Richardson,

Owen Sound, Brit. Methodist Episcopal Church)

Border Cities Star 8 Feb 1927 Thank You, Dr. Poisson (ref. to)

Border Cities Star 16 Apr 1929 Thank You, Bill (Bill Woollatt) (ref. to)

Toronto Star 18 Apr 1929 Canada Building (ad)Border Cities Star 18 Apr 1929 Very, Very Many Thanks, Mr. Reycraft

(ref. to)Editor and Publisher, The 27 Apr 1929 Daily To Own Office Building (Canada) Fourth Estate for Building)Border Cities Star May 1929 “Say It In the Star and You Can’t Go

Wrong” (Cherniak & Co. Ltd.)Border Cities Star 12 Jun 1929 Fourth In the Whole DominionBorder Cities Star 18 Jun 1929 no title – article on 25 rum boats




Border Cities Star 19 Jun 1929 Camera Wrecked When Owner Lands After Snapping Pictures of Boats Being Loaded; Abduction Charges To Be Laid

Border Cities Star 19 Jun 1929 Liquor Ship Crews Laugh at U.S. MenBorder Cities Star 19 Jun 1929 Protest Of Kidnapping Made To OttawaBorder Cities Star 19 Jun 1929 Urges Liquor Ship Search On This SideBorder Cities Star 20 Jun 1929 Alfred J. Woods of Amherstburg Is Taken

To JailBorder Cities Star 20 Jun 1929 Ottawa Act In Kidnapping of Star ManBorder Cities Star 20 Jun 1929 Price Tells Runners Keep Out of OntarioThe Globe 20 Jun 1929 Windsor Action, Not WordsBorder Cities Star 21 Jun 1929 A Border Outrage (London Advertiser)Border Cities Star 21 Jun 1929 Hostility Of Rum Runners VanishesBorder Cities Star 21 Jun 1929 Mary’s Little Lamb Was Never More Meak

Than the “Rummers” When These Were Taken

Border Cities Star 25 Jun 1929 Words Remanded On Charges Of Receiving 2 Stolen Cameras

Border Cities Star 27 Jun 1929 Carrying FirearmsBorder Cities Star 27 Jun 1929 The Toronto Rum Mystery (orig. edit. from

the Toronto Globe)Border Cities Star 27 Jun 1929 Windsor Men Held By Detroit Police Will

Be Deported

Dates are not available for the following articles in Scrapbook 3. they are arranged by title in alphabetical order:


Border Cities Star Avert This Tragedy (orig. edit. from Toronto Globe)Border Cities Star Backs Immigration Fight (orig. edit. from Detroit

Saturday Night)Border Cities Star Backs Star Editorial (A.J. Alexander)Border Cities Star Border Cities Welcome French Minister To CanadaBorder Cities Star Chatham Man Has High Praise For the Star (Harold

O’Brien)Border Cities Star circulation adBorder Cities Star Col. Casgrain Lands Year End NumberBorder Cities Star Companions Of the Forest Thank the Star (Gertrude

Metcalfe)




Border Cities Star Congratulates Chamber (L.P. Reaume)Border Cities Star David Wark Griffith Pays Visit To the Star’s OfficeBorder Cities Star Did You Get Yours? (re: Goodfellows paper)Border Cities Star Dougall Ave. Club Thanks Star (Irene Fry)Border Cities Star Ford Spelling Winners Thank the StarBorder Cities Star Increase AttendanceBorder Cities Star Is There a Santa Claus? (Yes, Virginia)Border Cities Star Little Pierre Has GoneBorder Cities Star Malette Takes Charge Of the Star Printing ServiceBorder Cities Star Mayor Jackson Voices Praise Of Star’s Year End EditionBorder Cities Star The Merits Of the St. Lawrence PlanBorder Cities Star Mr. Levin Commends Immigration EditorialBorder Cities Star The New Canada Building (picture)Toronto Globe A Newspaper’s DutyBorder Cities Star Praise From the WestBorder Cities Star Praises For Year End Edition Continue To Reach Star

OfficeBorder Cities Star Praises Service Given By ‘Ask the Star’ – A. MottramBorder Cities Star Press Ethics Are DebatedBorder Cities Star A Reader’s Tribute (Benefitted Reader)Border Cities Star “A Remarkable Canadian Newspaper”Border Cities Star St. George’s Church Finds “ads”Border Cities Star The Star Is Thanked For Assistance Given (C.A.

Lanspeary)Border Cities Star Star Lauded For Editorial (re: buying Canadian)Border Cities Star Star Locates Missing ManBorder Cities Star The Star’s PrayerBorder Cities Star “Strong Man” Inspects Rum Docks HereBorder Cities Star Thank You! (A.W. Harper)Border Cities Star Thank You All!Border Cities Star Thank You! (F.W. Wilson)Border Cities Star Thank You! (H. Ballantyne)Border Cities Star Thank You! (H. Pragnell)Border Cities Star Thank You! (Jean M. Wallace)Border Cities Star Thank You! (L.J. Lafferty)Border Cities Star Thank You, Mr. HanrahanBorder Cities Star Thank You (Stanley Wallace)Border Cities Star Thanks the Star (Councillor B.W. Bennett of Walkerville)Border Cities Star To “Don” an Airdale Terrier, by Page A. RittenhouseBorder Cities Star Tribute Paid the Star For It’s Support Of River Span




Border Cities Star Walkerville-Ford Veterans Thank the StarBorder Cities Star Westminster Church Thanks the StarN/A What About This Case?Border Cities Star Will Ask Rum Runners Be Sent to JailBorder Cities Star Windsor (Ontario) Border Cities Star Moves to

Handsome New BuildingBorder Cities Star Work Starts On Canada BuildingBorder Cities Star Year End Circulation Ad



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Border Cities Star 31 Jan 1931 Letter To the Editor From Auto Show Exhibitor

Border Cities Star 31 Jan 1931 “Praise, Indeed”Border Cities Star 1931 Canon E.A. Harris Dies Suddenly

Border Cities Star 23 Dec 1932 Maritime AmbassadorBorder Cities Star (24 Dec) 1932 Miss Herman’s Funeral Held In Nova Scotia

Border Cities Star 8 Apr 1933 The Star Is Pleased To Help Every Good Cause

Border Cities Star 27 Apr 1933 Edith Cavell Branch Thanks the Star For Aid To Pensioners

Border Cities Star 28 Apr 1933 Best Informed Community In Canada, Says Mr. W.H. McKeon

Border Cities Star 27 May 1933 Praises Star’s Accurate Parliamentary Reports

Border Cities Star 7 Jun 1933 The Bluenose Breed

Moose Jaw Evening Times 15 Feb 1934 In Defense Of the WestMedicine Hat News 23 Feb 1934 In Defense Of the West

(Saskatchewan) Times- N/A In Defense Of the West (pg. 4) HeraldBorder Cities Star N/A A Remarkable Canadian Newspaper (re:

Border Cities Star



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Saskatchewan Star-Phoenix 4 Aug 1932 When Saskatchewan Was YoungerSaskatchewan Star-Phoenix 14 May 1932 One Dead, Two Hurt In accident At

BlandworthBorder Cities Star 5 Nov 1932 “Taxes Are Too High”Border Cities Star 7 Nov 1932 Rotary Speaker Describes BurdenBorder Cities Star 7 Nov 1932 Taxes In Canada Are Far Too HighBorder Cities Star 10 Nov 1932 Lord Inchcape’s EstateBorder Cities Star 10 Nov 1932 Mr. Cleary In Favour Of Control Board PlanChelsea Recorder 15 Nov 1932 Taxation Near ConfiscationBorder Cities Star 24 Dec 1932 Miss Herman’s Funeral Held

Brockville Recorder & Times 6 Mar 1933 A National StateSt. Thomas Times-Journal 8 Mar 1933 A National CabinetMoose Jaw Times 28 Mar 1933 General Currie and the PensionersBrockville Recorder & Times 8 May 1933 What Is Inflation?Moose Jaw Times 11 May 1933 Simply StatedN/A 15 May 1933 Regina Woman Is Killed When Car Goes

Over Bank (Mrs. Norman MacMurchy)Le Soleil (Quebec) 18 May 1933 Titres a la seniorite parlementaireBorder Cities Star 19 May 1933 Press Advice Called PoorMedicine Hat News 22 May 1933 The Gold Standard – editorialDaily Sentinel-Review 17 Jul 1933 Publishing Info. (pg. 2) (Woodstock)Cornwall Std. Freeholder 23 Aug 1933 Enjoying IrelandBrockville Recorder & Times 7 Sep 1933 Brockville’s ParksBorder Cities Star 15 Nov 1933 Approves Plan For the New Deal – editorialBorder Cities Star 22 Nov 1933 Wonders How Pensioners Can Get AlongMoose Jaw Times 8 Dec 1933 “Go Ye Not After Them”Mail & Empire 20 Dec 1933 Hepburn and King Differ – W.L. ClarkSt. John’s News 23 Dec 1923 Newfoundland Looks Ahead – Wylie Cable

ClarkSaskatchewan Times-Herald 1933 The Buyer Must share Blame (pg. 4)

Steel 19 Feb 1934 “Canada”Owen Sound Sun-Times 22 Feb 1934 A Touch Of Art Works Wonders

N/A 1936 “Ask Dr. Clark To Keep Pulpit”



Dates are not available for the following articles in Scrapbook 5. They are arranged by title in alphabetical order:


N/A A Fine Pronouncement About the C.C.F. By the OwnerN/A Healthy Showing For Gower St. Church at Annual MeetingN/A Milking With the HeadN/A Wales Taking First Steel From CanadaN/A Y.W.C.A. Notes



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Border Cities Star 9 Nov 1932 Mr. Cleary In Favor Of Control Board Plan

St. Thomas Times-Journal 28 Aug 1933 End Of Rule; Bennett Popular In Old LandSt. Thomas Times-Journal 12 Sep 1933 Mayor Jagoe Gets Belfast SurpriseBelfast Weekly Telegraph 7 Oct 1933 Letter From Mayor Jagoe

Le Madawaska 19 Apr 1934 Agriculture (Edmuston, N.D.)Border Cities Star 28 Apr 1934 Newspaper Gives FactsLondon Advertiser 28 Apr 1934 Publications Of Western Conclude Year

With BanquetsSanitary Engineer, (Philiber Apr 1934 Stelco Advertisement & Sternfitter)Stratford Beacon-Herald 15 Jun 1934 How the Papers Of Canada StandHalifax Herald 18 Aug 1934 Is Inducted (Rev. W.C. Clark, D.D.)Ottawa Citizen 3 Nov 1934 Trend To ImperialismPeterboro Examiner 27 Nov 1934 New Taxes Indicated

Brockville Recorder & Times22 Aug 1935 The Next Opposition




Edmonton Journal 28 Aug 1935 The Third ColumnSt. Thomas Times-Journal 28 Aug 1935 Mayor (John Jagoe of St. Thomas) Glad To

Be Back Home, See DeValera NearKitchener Record 9 Nov 1935 Remembrance DayBorder Cities Star 3 Dec 1935 Press Opinion – Harmonious NationsBorder Cities Star 10 Dec 1935 Lands Address On Trade PactBorder Cities Star N/A, p. 2 As We See It – A Wise Decision (re: Duke

of Windsor U.S. Tour)

Border Cities Star 10 Nov ? At Half-Mast

Dates are not available for the following articles in Scrapbook 6. they are arranged by title in alphabetical order:


Border Cities Star Dr. Clark’s ContributionBorder Cities Star Llewellyn Club Flipper Dinner Enjoyable EventBorder Cities Star Mr. Meretsky Repeats New Money Plan


Border Cities Star Personal Knowledge Of NeedBorder Cities Star Strong Endorsement By All Speakers


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Halifax Herald 28 Jun 1935 Fine PaperWindsor Daily Star 20 Jul 1935 His Advertising PaysWindsor Daily Star 20 Jul 1935 The Star Is CongratulatedWindsor Daily Star 13 Aug 1935 “This Is Praise, Indeed!”




Peterborough Examiner 6 Nov 1936 Dr. H.K. Welsh – Tory Nominee East Hastings

Windsor Daily Star 1936 Pope Pius XI Is 79; Hale, Hard Worker

Birch Hills Gazette 29 Apr 1937 “Thanks, Mr. Herman” (Saskatchewan)Windsor Daily Star 15 May 1937 Two Newspaper ScoopsWindsor Daily Star 22 May 1937 Printer’s Devil – Cub Reporter – In the

EightiesWindsor Daily Star 2 Jun 1937 A Generous Tribute From the Lion’s ClubWindsor Daily Star 5 Jun 1937 Star Approached By Sarnia ReaderWindsor Daily Star Jun 1937 Some Praise From ScotlandGlobe and Mail 12 Jul 1937 An advertisementMontreal Gazette 12 Jul 1937 Holders of Opinion (from the Midland Free

Press)Globe and Mail 12 Jul 1937 Holders of Opinion (from the Midland Free

Press)

(Montreal) Gazette N/A A Newspaper’s Silver Jubilee


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Saskatoon Daily Star 31 Dec 1920 A Story Of Newspaper Making By W.L. McTavish (full page)

Montreal Gazette 17 May 1937 Striking Coronation EditionWindsor Star 27 Aug 1937 Editor Praises Star’s StyleWindsor Star Oct 1937 Praise From the West



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The Pioneer (P.E.I.) 18 Apr 1936 Off the MapThe Pioneer 9 May 1936 As Others See UsWindsor Daily Star 12 May 1936 Britain Keeps the ArtilleryWindsor Daily Star 26 May 1936 Captain Flowers Is CondemnatoryWindsor Daily Star 1 Jun 1936 As We See ItWindsor Daily Star 3 Jun 1936 Mr. Clark Is Backed UpWindsor Daily Star 4 Jun 1936 Captain Flowers and the Indian ArmyWindsor Daily Star 4 Jun 1936 Colonel Wilkinson and Captain FlowersWindsor Daily Star 5 Jun 1936 Colonel Wilkinson Led 1,000 Men Into

BattleWindsor Star 8 Jun 1936 Englishman Likes the Star’s Empire SpiritAmherst Daily News 29 Jun 1936 A Pastor Retires (Nova Scotia)Amherst Daily News 10 Sep 1936 Two InductionsWindsor Star Sep 1936 Most Quoted NewspapersEvening Telegram 29 Oct 1936 Ogoki Diversion Is Gift of $150,000 To

U.S., John R. MacNicol WarnsWindsor Star 1936 Quoted Newspapers

Windsor Daily Star 28 Jan 1937 Daily Features That Help To Make the Star An Outstanding Newspaper

Owen Sound Sun Times 18 Mar 1937 Our Railway Problem – A Suggestion Solution

Owen Sound Sun Times 18 Mar 1937 Suggests Leasing Canadian National to C.P. R.

Sault Ste.Marie Star 24 Mar 1937 Canada’s Rail ProblemsWindsor Daily Star 27 Mar 1937 As We See ItWindsor Daily Star 29 Mar 1937 As We See ItSault Ste.Marie Star 31 Mar 1937 editorialWindsor Daily Star 8 Apr 1937 pg. 21-22Le Devoir 15 May 1937 Si cela arrivait, c’en serait fait des CNRGlobe and Mail 17 May 1937 Martin Tells the StoryKingston Whig-Standard 17 May 1937 Newspapers Doing a Splendid JobToronto Star 20 May 1937 When Outside Interests Are InvolvedGlobe and Mail 21 May 1937 The Star Sinks Low (re: Toronto Star)St. John, N.B. 28 Aug 1937 Spend Wedding Anniversary Here (paper name N/A)




Quebec Chronicle 27 Nov ? Farewell Gathering at the Y.M.C.A.N/A 15 Sep ? Putts and Pitches With Puffs and Pills



Quebec World of Sport Saskatoon – More Local NewsTimes-Journal When the Threshers Eat In TownAmherst Daily News To Be Inducted TonightAmherst Daily News Induction of Dr. Wylie Clark Into New Pastorate


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N/A 23 Jun 1938 Newspaper Under FireGlobe and Mail 25 Jun 1938 Remarkable, Mr. DouglasThe Evening Telegram 28 Jun 1938 There Is More News In the TelegramWindsor Daily Star 6 Jul 1938 Page of Advertising In Windsor Daily StarWinnipeg Free Press 11 Aug 1938 How Now then Mr. Willis?Winnipeg Tribune 11 Aug 1938 Thunder From the Glass HouseN/A Aug 1938 Press Opinions

N/A N/A Church



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January, 1938

List of Newspapers

Almonte (Ontario) Gazette Penetaguishene HeraldBridgewater (N.S.) Bulletin Quebec L’EvenementBrockville Recorder and Times Regina LeaderC.P. Regina StarCalgary Albertan (Bennett pays tribute) St. Catharines StandardCalgary Herald St. John (N.B.) Telegraph-JournalChatham News St. Thomas Times-JournaEdmonton Journal Saskatoon Star-Phoenix The (Brantford) Expositor Sault Ste.Marie StarFort Williams Times-Journal Shellbrook (Sask.) ChronicleGalt Daily Reporter Spiritwood (Sask.) HeraldGlobe and Mail Stratford Beacon HeraldHalifax Chronicle Tecumseh Feuille d’ErableHalifax Herald Telegram (?)Hamilton Spectator Tilbury TimesHartland (N.B.) Observer Toronto Daily StarKingston Whig-Standard Toronto Saturday NightKirkland Lake Northern News Toronto StarKitchener Daily Record Typographical JournalLondon Free Press Vancouver News-HeraldMidland Free Press Vancouver SunMoncton Transcript Victoria ColonistMontreal Gazette Wheatley JournalMontreal Star Windsor Daily StarMoose Jaw Times-Herald Winnipeg Free PressNew Glasgow (N.S.) News Winnipeg TribuneOttawa Journal


Edmonton Journal 17 Jan 1938 Death Takes Outstanding PublisherTelegram 17 Jan 1938 Death Takes W.F. Herman In CaliforniaSaskatoon Star-Phoenix 17 Jan 1938 Former Publisher Here Was Ailing Only

Short TimeWinnipeg Free Press 17 Jan 1938 Mr. W.F. Herman




Quebec L’Evenement 17 Jan 1938 Mort d’un Editeur Bien ConnuHalifax Herald 17 Jan 1938 Nova Scotia Native Won High PlaceFort William Time-Journal 17 Jan 1938 Press Wizard Wm. F. Herman Dies

SuddenlyHamilton Spectator 17 Jan 1938 Publisher Dies In Los Angeles Late

SaturdayWinnipeg Tribune 17 Jan 1938 W.F. HermanWindsor Daily Star 17 Jan 1938 W.F. HermanNew York Times 17 Jan 1938 W.F. Herman, Editor Of the Windsor StarSt. Thomas Times-Journal 17 Jan 1938 W.F. Herman, Owner Of the Windsor Daily

Star, Is DeadWinnipeg Tribune 17 Jan 1938 W.F. Herman, Publisher of Windsor, DiesGalt Daily Reporter 17 Jan 1938 Windsor Editor Dies SuddenlyToronto Daily Star 17 Jan 1938 Windsor Star Publisher Is Dead In

CaliforniaCalgary Albertan 18 Jan 1938 Bennett Pays Tribute To Late W.F. HermanMontreal Gazette 18 Jan 1938 Col. J. Aikin Pays Tribute To HermanStratford Beacon Herald 18 Jan 1938 A Great Publisher Is GoneCalgary Herald 18 Jan 1938 Loss To JournalismSt. John Telegraph Journal 18 Jan 1938 Mr. W.F. HermanGlobe and Mail 18 Jan 1938 A Newspaper Genius GoneNorthern News 18 Jan 1938 A Newspaperman PassesBrantford Expositor 18 Jan 1938 A Notable JournalistRegina Star 18 Jan 1938 Success His DestinySask. Star-Phoenix 18 Jan 1938 W.F. HermanChatham News 18 Jan 1938 W.F. HermanSask. Star-Phoenix 18 Jan 1938 W. Herman Active In Rotarian WorkVancouver News Herald 19 Jan 1938 Casual CommentsVancouver Sun 19 Jan 1938 A Good CanadianPenetanguishene Herald 19 Jan 1938 Great Newspaper Man PassesCalgary Albertan 19 Jan 1938 The Late W.F. HermanShellbrook Chronicle 19 Jan 1938 P.A. Herald’s Founder DiesAlmonte Gazette 20 Jan 1938 A Canadian Newspaper EpicWheatley Journal 20 Jan 1938 Death Takes Head of Windsor StarLa Feuille d’Erable 20 Jan 1938 Le Windsor Star en denilTilburn Times 20 Jan 1938 Windsor Star Publisher DiesEssex Free Press 21 Jan 1938 Owner Of Windsor Star DiesSpiritwood Herald 21 Jan 1938 P.A. Herald’s Founder DiesSask. Star-Phoenix 21 Jan 1938 Press He Loved Hushed as Publisher Is

Buried




Sault Ste.Marie Star 21 Jan 1938 The Death of W.F. Herman…Fort Williams Times-Journal 21 Jan 1938 W.F. Herman, NewspapermanToronto Saturday Night 22 Jan 1938 The Late W.F. HermanVictoria Colonist 22 Jan 1938 Mr. W.F. HermanEdmonton Journal 22 Jan 1938 Mr. W.F. HermanHartland Observer 28 Jan 1938 no titleNew Glasgow News 28 Jan 1938 The Late W.F. HermanBridgewater Bulletin 2 Feb 1938 He Made A Great NewspaperWindsor Star 23 Apr 1938 Advertising Unit Formed



Moose Jaw Times-Herald Death of W.F. Herman JournalistVancouver Sun Death Takes Publisher of Windsor StarHalifax Herald A Force StilledMidland Free Press Great Newspaper Man PassesToronto Star He Made A Great NewspaperMontreal Gazette Last Rites Held for W.F. HermanKingston Whig-Standard The Late W.F. HermanLondon Free Press The Late W.F. HermanMontreal Star The Late W.F. HermanKitchener Daily Report A Loss To NewspaperdomOttawa Journal Many Honor Memory of W.F. HermanNiagara Falls Evening Mr. W.F. Herman ReviewRegina Leader Mr. W.F. HermanOttawa Journal A Newspaper Success that Has Been A PuzzleBrockville Recorder and Silent Tribute To W.F. Herman TimesHamilton Spectator W.F. HermanLethbridge Herald W.F. HermanMoncton Transcript W.F. HermanMontreal Gazette W.F. HermanSt. Catharines Standard W.F. HermanTypographical Journal Windsor, Ont. No. 553St. Thomas Times-Journal Windsor Owes Much To Him



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Windsor Daily Star 31 Jan 1938 The Windsor Star


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Saskatoon Star-Phoenix 18 Jan 1938 Publisher’s All-Night Vigil RewardedWindsor Daily Star 19 Jan 1938 Mr. Herman’s Funeral To Be FridaySaskatoon Star-Phoenix 20 Jan 1938 Star-Phoenix Offices Closed During FuneralWindsor Daily Star 22 Jan 1938 Many Attend Funeral Of Mr. Herman



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Windsor Daily Star 22 Jun 1946 Governor-General and Lady Alexander Noted British Soldier Visits Windsor Friday

Windsor Daily Star 25 Jun 1946 To Entertain Women’s Press Club – photo of Mrs. W.F. Herman

Windsor Daily Star 27 Jun 1946 Canadian Press Club Women From All Over Canada Enjoy Tea Indoors and Outdoors

Windsor Daily Star 27 Jun 1946 Picture – “Members of Canadian Women’s Press Club Guests of Mrs. W.F. Herman at Tea”

Windsor Daily Star 27 Jun 1946 Women Of Press Club Meet Women Of Windsor At Tea

Windsor Daily Star 29 Jun 1946 Closing Dinner of C.W.P.C. Proves “First Night” for Windsor

Windsor Daily Star 29 Jun 1946 Picture of Mrs. W.F. Herman meeting Gov.- General and Lady Alexander, entitled “Mrs. W.F. Herman.”

Windsor Daily Star 2 Jul 1946 The Honors ListWindsor Daily Star 2 Jul 1946 King’s Awards Given CiviliansWindsor Daily Star 2 Jul 1946 King’s Honors For WindsorWindsor Daily Star 2 Jul 1946 Photo Of Mrs. W.F. Herman, O.B.E.C.W.P.C. Newspocket June 1946 entire issue (4 pages)

Vol. 12, No. 4

Windsor Daily Star N/A Busy Week For Canadian Women’s Press Club



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Windsor Star 18 Jun 1946 Relief CampaignWindsor Star 21 Jun 1946 Committee Discusses New Sources of HelpLe Devoir 21 Jun 1946 Le Desastre de WindsorWindsor Star 22 Jun 1946 Donors Declare As Relief Fund Reaches

$36,416Daily Colonist, Victoria 22 Jun 1946 Windsor Tornado Rebuilding Fund Tornado

ReliefToronto Star 24 Jun 1946 editorialGlobe and Mail 24 Jun 1946 editorial – The Neighborly Thing To DoSt. Catharines Standard 24 Jun 1946 St. Catharines Area Responding To Aid Of

Stricken WindsorHamilton Spectator 25 Jun 1946 editorial – Windsor Tornado VictimsSt. Catharines Standard 25 Jun 1946 City Aids Windsor AppealSt. Catharines Standard 26 Jun 1946 Tornado Fund Is GrowingSaskatoon Star-Phoenix 26 Jun 1946 Windsor FundMontreal Daily Star 2 Jul 1946 Tornado Fund Gifts Here At $3,479 So FarSt. Catharines Standard 3 Jul 1946 Windsor Sends Thanks To St. Catharines

For Tornado Fund AidWindsor Star 4 Jul 1946 Symbol of SpiritVancouver Sun 5 Jul 1946 A Helping HandWindsor Star 5 Jul 1946 Aluminum Kitchenware Donated For

Tornado SufferersMontreal Daily Star 9 Jul 1946 1,2,3,4 - $1.00 Donation Aids Tornado FundMontreal Daily Star 10 Jul 1946 Kiwanians Aid Several FundsMontreal Daily Star 10 Jul 1946 War Workers Help Victims Of TornadoMontreal Daily Star 11 Jul 1946 Families From Windsor Thank Local DonorEditor and Publisher 10 Aug 1946 Many Dailies Aided Tornado Relief FundWindsor Star 4 Sep 1946 Mrs. Herman Thanked By City Council

Windsor Star 17 Jun 1947 Friendly Neighbors Erase Tornado’s Havoc Within Year

Windsor Star 17 Jun 1947 Time Exerts Healing Influence On Stricken Jones Family

Windsor Star 11 Dec 1947 Tornado Fund Books Closed, Trustees Named

MS 6 APPENDIX III: [from Bruce J. S. Macdonald Fonds]

THIS IS THE LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT

of me, WILBERFORCE HERMAN, of the City of Windsor in the County of Essex,

Publisher, made this 6th day of February, A.D., 1935.

1. I REVOKE all Wills and testamentary documents of every nature and kind

heretofore made by me and declare this as and for my last Will and Testament.

2. I DIRECT my Executors and Trustees hereinafter named, and referred to

as my Executors, to pay my just debts, funeral and testamentary expenses as soon as

conveniently may be done after by decease.

3. I DECLARE that any benefits under the provisions of this my last Will

and Testament in favour of my said wife are to be in addition to the proceeds of the

following Policies of Insurance on my life, in which my said wife is named as

beneficiary, that is to say:

(1) The Mutual Life Assurance Company of Canada Policy Number 167882for Seventy-five Thousand Dollars ($75,000.00);

(2) The Mutual Life Assurance Company of Canada Policy Number 135650for Fifteen Thousand Dollars ($15,000.00)

(3) The Mutual Life Assurance Company of Canada Policy Number 135649for Ten Thousand Dollars ($10,000.00)

which said proceeds, including all dividends and/or other accruals, are to go to my said

wife as the designated beneficiary. I specifically charge my shares in the capital stock of

The Star Publishing Co. of Windsor Limited, including all income earned there on from

the date of my death (and whether actually paid out by the Company or not) with the

following bequests, and I DIRECT my Executors to make payment thereof, that is to say,

(a) To pay to my wife, Adie K. Herman, the sum of One Thousand Dollars

($1,000.00) per month for her own use and benefit absolutely;

(b) To pay my said wife’s household expenses, including annual Municipal

taxes and maintenance and necessary repairs to her residence and wages of her household

servants and employees and all other house-

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hold expenses including medical and nursing service;

(c) To pay any and all Income Tax which may become due and payable by

my said wife during her lifetime;

(d) To pay the running expenses and cost of maintenance and up-keep of the

automobile, if any, from time to time owned by my wife, and if it is my wife’s desire to

continue to own an automobile, then her reasonable requirements in this regard are to be

provided by my Executors, who for that purpose shall from time to time as it becomes

reasonably necessary replace the automobile then in use by my wife with a new one

acceptable to her.

In addition to the above, I GIVE, DEVISE AND BEQUEATH to my said

Wife all my real and personal property of every nature and kind whatsoever and wherever

Situate, save and except my shares in the capital stock of the said The Star Publishing Co.

of Windsor Limited, and save and except the proceeds of any Policy or Policies of

Insurance on my life which may be payable to my Executors or Administrators in trust

for the Provincial Treasurer of Ontario for payment of Succession Duties, or to my

Executors, Administrators or Assigns. Feeling that in order to carry out the provisions of

this my last Will and Testament it is both necessary and desirable that the Seven (7)

shares in the capital stock of the said Company presently standing in the name of my said

wife be completely subject to all of the said provisions and for that purpose by transferred

to my Executors, therefore I make all of the benefits in this my Will contained in favour

of my said wife subject to the condition that she assign to my Executors as soon as the

same conveniently can be done after the date of my death all shares in the capital stock of

the said Company held by her, or in her name, at the date of my death to be dealt with by

my Executors as forming a part of my shares in the capital stock of the said Company

owned by me at the date of my death.

4. During the lifetime of my wife my Executors are not to sell or

dispose of any of the shares in the capital stock of The Star Publishing co. of Windsor

Limited and are not to sell or dispose of any of the assets of the said Company necessary

for the

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continuation during the lifetime of my said wife of the publication of The Border Cities

Star Newspaper, and are to carry on the business of the said Company under the direction

and managership of Hugh A. Graybiel, who from time to time shall consult with my said

wife and give due consideration to her desires and to the desires of the other Executor or

Executors with respect to the conduct of the said business. This direction and provision,

however, is subject to the bequest of one-third of my shares in the said Company to the

said Hugh A. Graybiel and to the direction that the said number of shares be transferred

to the said Graybiel as set out in paragraph 5 hereof. My Executors shall botain for my

said wife, and the said Graybiel shall submit monthly to her, a financial statement of the

business and affairs of the said Company. During the lifetime of my said wife my

Executors are to exercise all voting rights upon my shares in the said Company and in

such a manner as to give full effect to the provisions of this my last Will and Testament.

They shall become Directors of the said Company, and as such shall enact and adopt, or

cause to be enacted or adopted, from time to time such By-laws and/or Resolutions as

may be necessary or desirable in order fully to give effect to the said provisions.

5. Subject to the provisions of paragraphs 8 and 9 hereof, I GIVE

AND BEQUEATH to the said Hugh A. Graybiel one-third of the total number of my said

shares in the capital stock of the said Company, and I DIRECT my Executors

immediately after my death to transfer the said number of shares to the said Graybiel.

This bequest, however, is conditional upon the said Graybiel executing and delivering to

my Executors before the said shares are transferred to him a charge and assignment in

their favour and upon the trusts and provisions contained in this my Will of all income

earned (and whether paid out by the Company or not) thereon during the lifetime of my

said wife and of the said shares’ portion of any and all surplus and/or reserves of the said

company in existence at the date of my death.

6. Subject to the provisions of paragraphs 8 and 9 hereof, I GIVE AND

BEQUEATH to the said Hugh A. Graybiel, his heirs, executors, administrators or

assigns, One Hundred (100) of my said shares in the

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capital stock of the said Company, the said shares, however, not to be actually transferred

to the said Graybiel, his heirs, executors, administrators or assigns, during the lifetime of

my said wife, and the income earned (and whether paid out by the Company or not)

thereon during my said wife’s lifetime and the said shares’ portion of any and all surplus

and/or reserves of the said Company in existence at the date of my death shall be subject

to the charge and bequests in favour of my said wife contained in paragraph 3 hereof.

7. Subject to the provisions of paragraphs 8 and 9 hereof, and in the event

that the said Hugh A. Graybiel survives my said wife, I GIVE AND BEQUEATH to him

and I DIRECT my Executors upon the death of my said wife to transfer, or cause to be

transferred to him, a sufficient number of my shares in the capital stock of the said

Company to bring his, the said Graybiel’s, total share holdings, including the shares

bequeathed to him in paragraphs 5 and 6 hereof, up to two-thirds in amount of all of the

shares in the capital stock of the said Company owned by me at the date of my death.

Subject to the provisions of paragraphs 8 and 9 hereof, and in the event W. L. Clark

survives my said wife, I GIVE AND BEQUEATH to him, and I DIRECT my Executors

upon the death of my said wife, to transfer, or cause to be transferred, to him one-third of

the total number of shares in the capital stock of the said Company owned by me at the

date of my death. In the event that the said Graybiel does, and the said Clark does not,

survive my said wife, then all of my said shares in the capital stock of the said Company

in this paragraph bequeathed to the said Clark shall go to the said Graybiel. In the event

that the said Clark does, and the said Graybiel does not, survive my said wife, then all my

said shares in the capital stock of the said Company in this paragraph bequeathed to the

said Graybiel shall go to the said Clark. In the event that neither the said Graybiel or the

said Clark survive my said wife, then upon the death of my said wife, my Executors are

to sell, or cause to be sold, the assets of the said Company, and after completion of the

said sale are to wind up the affairs of the said Company and make due distribution

amongst the shareholders thereof. The sale shall be

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on bloc or in separate parcels as my Executors may decide. The sale shall be by

tender and shall be advertised in the cities of Winnipeg, Toronto and Montreal. The

funds coming into the hands of my Executors through such distribution, and as the

Shareholders of all of the shares in the capital stock of the said Company, save those

bequeathed to the said Graybiel under the provisions of paragraphs 5 and 6 hereof, shall

be dealt with by my Executors as follows that is to say: To pay all of the said funds in

equal shares to those of the following named persons who survive my said wife, namely:

My sister, Margaret Herman; My Niece, Agatha Smith; daughter of my Sister, Lavinia

Smith; My Sister-in-law, Mrs. Lambert D. Herman, Widow of my Brother, Lambert D.

Herman; Wilber Herman, Warren Herman, Thelma Herman and Marguerite Herman (the

last four named being my Nephews and Nieces, the children of my Brother Lambert D.

Herman) and Earle Norse, son of my Sister, Mrs. Fanny Norse. The above named

persons are to take their shares per capita and not per stirpes.

8. Each and every of the benefits of the provisions of my will hereinbefore

contained are to go to the respective beneficiaries free of Succession Duty, that is to say,

my Executors are to pay all Succession Duties which may become payable in connection

with each and every bequest or benefit conferred by this Will, and they are not to charge

any part of such Succession Duties against such bequests or benefits, save as may be

incidentally necessary in the carrying out of the following directions for the payment of

all such Succession Duties, that is to say: My Executors shall pay all of said Succession

Duties out of the proceeds of any Policy or Policies of Insurance on my life payable to

my Executors or Administrators in trust for the Provincial Treasurer of Ontario for

payment of Succession Duties, including any dividends and/or accruals thereon so far as

the same shall extend. In the event that said Policy or Policies of Insurance be

insufficient to pay Succession Duties in full, then my Executors are in the second place to

resort to the proceeds of all Policy or Policies of Insurance on my life and payable to my

Executors, Administrators or Assigns, including all dividends and/or other accruals

thereon. Finally, and to the extent necessary but only after exhaustion

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of the proceeds of the Policy or Policies of Insurance mentioned in the two immediately

preceding sentences, payment of the balance, if any, of all said Succession Duties is to be

made out of the assets including income of the said Company, and for this purpose I

hereby charge all my shares in the capital stock of the said Company with payment of

such balance, if any. In the event that any balance of any of the proceeds of any of the

said Policies of Insurance in this paragraph mentioned remains after payment in full of all

of said Succession Duties, all of such balance of proceeds is to be paid into the said

Company and form part of the assets thereof.

9. I HEREBY charge all of my said shares in the capital stock of the said

Company with payment of my just debts, funeral and testamentary expenses, and my

Executors are to have full power and authority to hypothecate and/or pledge all of my

said shares for the purpose of paying, and to the extent necessary to pay, the balance, if

any, of all Succession Duties as mentioned in the preceding paragraph hereof, and for the

purpose of paying all my just debts, funeral and testamentary expenses, and for all of the

purposes in this paragraph mentioned, to borrow money upon the security of said shares.

My Executors are also to have full power and authority in their discretion to extend the

time for the payment of all or any of my debts, or the debts of my Estate, including

Succession Duties, and to issue Promissory Notes evidencing any or all of such indebted-

ness, payable upon such terms and bearing such rate of interest as they may determine

and from time to time to renew the same.

10. Save as may be necessary for the payment of the sums bequeathed and

directed to be paid to my said wife under the provisions of paragraph 3 hereof and

payment of balance, if any, of Succession Duty and of my just debts, funeral and

testamentary expenses, I DIRECT my Executors to take such steps as may be requisite to

ensure, and so to ensure, that the balance of net income of the said Company, if any,

earned from year to year during the lifetime of my wife, and also any surplus and

reserves of said Company existing at the date of my death, be preserved and accumulated

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until after the death of my wife, save as in the discretion of my Executors from time to

time may be deemed expedient in the best interests of the business carried on by the said

Company and of the said Company and its preservation and expansion, and I DECLARE

AND DIRECT that all income and/or surplus and reserves so preserved and accumulated

and as the same exist at the date of the death of my said wife shall follow the ownership

of my shares in the capital stock of the said Company as respectively bequeathed by me

under the provisions of this my last Will and Testament and shall belong to the respective

beneficiaries of my said shares accordingly.

11. I have formulated the provisions of this my last Will and Testament after

years of mature consideration, and being mindful of three important objectives in

particular, that is to say, first and foremost, the making of ample provisions for the

comfort and security of my dear wife, second, to make proper provision so far as is

possible for the payment of Succession Duties in such a manner as would enhance the

security of my wife’s position and preserve the best interests of my Estate generally, and

third, to devise ways and means for the carrying on of the Star efficiently after my

decease. For this latter reason I have imposed upon my trusted Business Manager of

many years the task of carrying on the Star after the death of my wife. The said Graybiel

to my knowledge is the only one capable of handling all the intricacies of the newspaper

business and at the same time of carrying out after the death of Mrs. Herman and myself

at least some of the policies and ideas in connection therewith so close to my heart.

12. I have written a letter to my Executors bearing the same date as this my

will and requesting my Executors to carry out certain wishes I have therein expressed.

Neither the said letter or any part thereof is intended as anything beyond a mere

expression by me of certain wishes. However, in the event that my Executors in their

discretion decide to give effect in whole or in part to my wishes, as expressed in the said

letter, then I DIRECT that any payments made by my Executors in fulfillment of any of

my said

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wishes be allowed to them as proper disbursements made in the due administration of my

Estate on any passing or auditing of their accounts as Executors.

13. I APPOINT my wife, Adie K. Herman, as one of my Executors

and Trustees. If Hugh A. Graybiel is in the employment of the said company at the date

of my death, I APPOINT him as one of my Executors and Trustees. If W. L. Clark is in

the employment of the said Company at the date of my death, I APPOINT him as one of

my Executors and Trustees. My Executor or Executors for the time being shall have the

power to make, and shall make, appointments from time to time so as to maintain the

number of my Executors at Three.

IN WITNESS WHEREOF I have hereunto set my hand

the day and year first above written.

SIGNED, PUBLISHED AND DECLARED by )

the said Testator as and for his last Will and )

Testament in the presence of us who at his )

request in this presence and in the presence of )

each other all being present at the same time )

eave hereunto subscribed our names as attesting )____W. F. Herman____________

witnesses. )

__________________________________________)

Alex R. Bartlet

__________________________________________)John B. Aylesworth

Windsor, Ontario, Canada

To the Executors of the Will of

Adie Knox Herman (Mrs. W. F. Herman)

This is a Codicil to the last ‘Will’ and Testament of me, Adie Knox Herman of Windsor

Dated the 3rd day of July A.D. 1961 and a Codicil to the said Will dated the 3rd day of

January A.D. 1964.

The diamond wrist watch to be given to my niece Grace Lawson Worcester and

mentioned in Paragraph 3, Sub-Paragraph D, of my Will proper is the oblong shaped

wrist watch with diamonds and amethysts. I would ask that my cameo brooch with pearls

should be given to Grace Lawson Worcester. I would ask that my amethyst ring should

be given to my niece Gene Lawson Marsland.

Is the event of my death I would ask my executors to have all my wearing apparel not

designated in my Will proper, fur coats, coats, dresses and all garments divided among:

Mrs. Oliver C. Lawson, sister; Mrs. Albert Holland, sister; Mrs. Donald Marsland, niece;

and Mrs. Grace Worcester, niece.

I would ask that they divide these among themselves. And, if there is anything they do

not want, they can distribute it as they see fit.

Also, I would ask that my jewelry that is not designated in my Will proper be divided in

similar manner by and among Mrs. Lawson, Mrs. Holland, Mrs. Marsland and Mrs.

Worcester. And, I ask that this jewelry remain in The family, being handed down to

blood relations of mine. Also, the Sterling silver tray and tea service given to me at

Christmas of 1953 by Willis Lumgair Clark is to be given to the aid Mr. Clark.

Also, the gray fox fur given me one Christmas by Mr. Clark is to be given to Mrs. Allan

McMillan, sister of Mr. Clark. In all other respects I confirm my said Will and my said

previous Codicil.

Signed by me, Adie Knox Herman, and witnessed October 28, 1964.

) Sidney Hicks )

) ) ) Adie Knox Herman

Marjorie Hicks )

Windsor, Ontario, Canada

To the Executors of the Will of

Adie Knox Herman (Mrs. W. F. Herman)

This is a Codicil to the last Will and Testament of Mrs. Adie Knox Herman of

Windsor dated the 3rd day of July A. D. 1961 and a Codicil to the said Will

Dated the 3rd day of January A. D. 1964 and a Codicil to the said Will dated the

28th day of October A. D. 1964.

If Mrs. Millicent Cooke is in my employ at the date of my death I direct by

Executors to pay her a legacy of $4,000 in cash in addition to the $1,000

Granted her in the Codicil dated January 3, 1964.

In other respects I confirm my said Will and Codicils.

In witness whereof I, the said Adie Knox Herman, have hereunto set my

Hand this 11th day of January, A. D. 1966.

Witness )Ethel M. Ford )

) Witness ) Adie Knox Herman

Mary L. Milligan R.N. )RR. Oldcastle, Ont. )

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