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A fragmented newspaper item notes local neighborhood coverage. Text is incomplete with unreadable sections but hints at area focus and mundane community details.
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Newspaper
Acton Free Press
Location
Acton, Ontario, Canada
Date
Apr 05, 1934
Page
4
A fragmented newspaper item notes local neighborhood coverage. Text is incomplete with unreadable sections but hints at area focus and mundane community details.
Local notes report visits among residents of Guelph and nearby towns. Mr and Mrs McKay host, Mr and Mrs Pred Murray of Mons Mills visit W Head’s home, Bilas Mitten spends Easter at St George, Herron family returns from Toronto, Grace Dampier back from Guelph Hospital. Rev J P Mcleod yields two Easter sermons with floral church decor, Mrs W Black solos, Rev Thorpe presides at communion.
Mr and Mrs Fraser Plummer visited Mrs W Cheyne on Thursday. Mrs R J Robertson visited with Mr and Mrs W Cheyne and Mr and Mrs Robert Jackson. Mr and Mrs Robert Jackson spent Friday with Mr and Mrs Albert Rogell. Miss Marjorie Thompson Toronto Miss Margaret Robertson Grand Valley and Mr Donald Robertson Toronto are at parental homes. Misses Tila Millar Agnes McGregor Toronto spent the holiday with Mr and Mrs Will Millar. Mrs R J Robertson and Miss Gladys are in Toronto visiting Mr Wilbert Rosell and friends. Sap tapping continues with poor yields. Eleanor Cheyne visiting her brother L W Cheyne in Eramosa. Mr Kenneth Cox Toronto holidaying with Mr and Mrs Albert Rozell.
Banockburn events include a Parish Ball on Wednesday night March 28 under the Bannockburn Women's Institute with euchre dancing and a quilt draw won by Mr N G Lindsay. Toronto visitors and local families are noted with several stays and weekend visits among Mir da Mrs A G Clarridge.
The Campbellville Philharmonics delivered a successful performance of the cantata Palms of Victory at St. David's Church. Community notices mention a Mother and Daughter Banquet, Easter holidays visits by locals, and weekend gatherings among residents of Milton Guelph Junction and surrounding areas.
Easter services drew steady attendance as the Emily Caldwell Mission Band presented a lively program at the United Church with a scripture read by 14 youths. Reports detail meetings of the Women’s Association, Girls’ Lookout Club, and the Young People’s Society, plus community visits, logs hauled to the mill, and a record spring timber cut.
Rockwood churchgoers attended Easter events at St John’s on Good Friday and United Church on Sunday. A forty-voice choir led by Mrs. Plummer performed a cantata with organist Mr. Frank Moore while soloists and a small ensemble were featured. Additional society and family notices follow, including farewells to Rev. Harold Lowry and various Easter activities and visits in town.
Burlington reports a banquet lineup for the Fire Brigade and council members. Families attend gatherings at St Jacob’s. a fiftieth anniversary celebration is noted. Rumors swirl about ex Mayor Ryckman receiving a government appointment. Pure Milk Company pays delivery fee to Burlington. other Hamilton dairies resist by-law compliance.
CREWSON'S CORNERS notes Harris will address the church next Sunday. The Comparisioner will be assisted by four trained students. Local residents share news of happenings including poultry progress, moves, illnesses, and visitors from Toronto, Georgetown, and Sundridge.
The Dublin School announces the standing of its pupils for Afarch month based on class work and yearly examinations. Notable groups include Sr. T and Jr. IV classes with students such as Alex Toffan Frank Drake and Edna Fryer, with many names across grades.
Mrs Blaka Vannatter spent the holiday in Hamilton with friends. Miss Bessie Binnie returns from Tor oubo for the holiday. Milas Louisa Steen at home from Churchville for the holiday. Miss Myrtle Allan of Mono Mills visits with Mr and Mrs Joseph Allan. Beliss Margeret and Master Douglas Smith visit grandparents Mr and Mrs Peter Cole. The Women’s Missionary Society of the United Church held their Easter Thank Offering meeting on Sunday evening.
Erin Crosby family moves into the late Alex McDonald residence. R Matson buys Mar Geo Ramesbottom’s blacksmith shop and takes possession April 1. George McLean of Belfountain occupies former FE Crosby property. W T Martin leases farm lot 4 concession 18 East Garafraxs with possession about April 1. David Sanders hospitalized for appendicitis. Theo McMillan, Erin, promoted to manager of a Port Dover Royal Bank of Canada branch after sixteen years at Cookstown. Advocate.
The Minister announces noon Sunday School and Bible study at 11.00. A 7.00 PM service features the minister on Ancient Choirs. Tuesday April 10 hosts a Young People's Meeting. Professor Tomlinson presents landscape gardening illustrated with lantern slides. All are welcome.
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