Pioneer hospitality : a one-act play / by Ada B. Currie. 1938- 1943.

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Pioneer hospitality : a one-act play / by Ada B. Currie. 1938- 1943.

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Includes house program for production sponsored by Ospringe Women's Institute at the Historical Research annual meeting, Memorial Hall, O.A.C., Sept. 29, 1938; final and annotated scripts; typescripts, manuscripts, and excerpts of Acts 1-3, Canadian copyright (1938) and U.S. copyright (1943) certificates; correspondence (including 1939 letter from Mrs. E.C. McLean at O.A.C. criticizing the play), play research, newspaper clippings and 1 b&w photograph of a play group in 1938.

1 box, 6 files.

University of Guelph. McLaughlin Library

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Eramosa Township (Ont.)

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Currie, Ada B.

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McLean, Agnes Grieve (Mrs. E.C. "Scottie" McLean)

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Mackenzie, William Lyon, 1795-1861

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Son of Daniel and Elizabeth Mackenzie, was born at Springfield, Dundee, Scotland, Mar.12,1795. He came to Canada in 1820, where he became a shopkeeper in York, Dundee, and later Queenston. In 1824 he founded the Colonial Advocate, a political Journal. In 1828 he was elected to the Legislative Assembly of Upper Canada; expelled for "a libel constituting a breach of the privileges of this House" in 1831; re-elected and expelled five times. He was chief organizer of the rebellion of December, 1837 ...