01 Apr 1920
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Newspaper
Acton Free Press
Location
Acton, Ontario, Canada
Date
Apr 01, 1920
Page
1
In Guelph Macdonalds unveils a new Easter collection with stunning suits coats millinery skirts gloves neckwear and more. The store emphasizes careful pricing and matchless values for local and out of town patrons.
In Rockwood area the community mourns after the death of Afra Davidean brother of Dee xtuyor David. Funeral services and obituaries mark a somber weekend with local residents attending at Acton and Public celebrations postponed. J T Moor of Chektey accepted duties at the Hujitlet Church, and the WisHhy Nyola Ponsa TE YH reported a town demonstration planned for July 1.
Noy and Chvfaite attend services at Hrant ford on Sunday in the anniversary program. Arthur Allen of Chileaga visits parents Mr and Mrs Alton. Chas. Wuuiberry and two daughters travel to New York. Lukeld Sunday school leads weekly classes. Altered Stayvenvon of Anplety visits town with team. one horse injured and captured. Women’s Institute to hold bake sale at the public library on Saturday April 8.
Jagged text recalls road accidents deaths and local notices in Ontario and nearby areas. Mentions persons such as Monsto MLD and Dr Monxlos, places like Guelph road Campbellville and London Ontario, and events including building plans and a fatality at a wagon works.
A fragmented item lists community happenings from Georgetown and surrounding areas. Mentions Mrs To pid Mas Wane, J. Kirkwood, and Mattie Fath Mit Win. Cala, with attendance at a community event and travel plans to Detroit. Gertie Viaatiton attended Danforth training, and a departure toward Georgetown, Minn is noted along with family ties and local schooling.
Incomplete notes describe moves to farms and towns including Acton and Guelph, with mentions of families such as Durspor and Durspor relatives visiting. Scattered items note visits, homecomings, and weekend travel among residents like Milan Léthel, plus references to local names Crowson and Weaponor.
Fragmented notice notes a marriage engagement involving local individuals in Georgetown and Newton area. Several names appear garbled. a restoration suggests a forthcoming wedding with social notices and health updates about Newton residents.
Fragmented OCR reads about a destroyed basket factory in Oakville with heavy losses and payroll impact. It mentions town council talks of by laws with water and railway commissions, a homecoming from Vielie to Upland, a vehicle accident injuring a man, and a local church event planned for a holiday, all in a dated small town record tone.
A small town meeting was held at the home of Mr and Mrs McMurchy to mark their forthcoming removal to Drumpton. Neighbors praised the hosts for their generosity and hospitality while recalling Mr McMurchy’s near death in the neighborhood. The event featured a cordial send off and wishes for happiness and prosperity in the new home.
A fragment from Milton describes a gathering, with mention of a tariff on town issues and a plan to transfer the New Hoyal Moto to the Marmora Club. The article notes local figures such as A. Homutroat Town Clerk and Archlo Proenan arriving from North vay for nursing duties, with references to Milton's community events and a charity concert.
The Shoe Company claims delays are not their fault and that efforts to finalize arrangements with the Council failed. They allege Council inaction and pressure on ratepayers, offering full information and willingness to proceed if authorized.
A large list of Toronto visitors and locals spending weekends in various towns is documented. Names include Mr. Fred Tunter, Miss Clara Thrown, Mrs. Jack Bratt, Mr. Duck MacNivan, Mrs. J M Conyers, and many others visiting or hosting relatives and friends across Georg town Acton and beyond. Several trips to Toronto University and local clubs are noted along with household movements and seasonal routines.
A jumble of notices from Tynport and Acton covers a variety of topics. It mentions a public event at a church with speakers and a municipal note about naturalization, property deals, and a Toronto group meeting. The text references a theater picture and a ceremony plan, with war-time fundraising and missionary reports.
A contentious Halton election dispute is challenged by Stephenson and supporters who claim irregularities and seek legislative petition. The report notes protests, court steps, and appeals as local residents react to the outcome and related political actions.
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