Family Mourns Loss After First Sad Year
The article notes a wife and two daughters marking the end of a difficult year with tears, reflecting a somber family tribute to a recent loss.
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Newspaper
Acton Free Press
Location
Acton, Ontario, Canada
Date
Apr 05, 1934
Page
8
The article notes a wife and two daughters marking the end of a difficult year with tears, reflecting a somber family tribute to a recent loss.
The column reflects spring trends with mild weather, early signs of renewal, and remarks on April as a true spring month. It notes maple syrup at 2.50 a gallon, Easter services well attended, and travel cautious due to fog. Community talk includes local building plans and Acton ads guiding purchases.
The Acton Guides complete the last steps of making waxed grey bunnies and finalize the sewing work. Eight names chosen from a Guide hat. dance line taught for the County Rally soon. no meeting this week due to Captain's absence. Bluebirds and song sparrows noted as spirits lift.
Ontario Commission decisions on rebates and Acton’s thirteenth power bill cloud the outlook with a possible deficit. Councillors urged public attendance while Mr King offered information to interested citizens and defended minutes amid procedural tensions. Accounts were approved and funds moved from Water Works to General. plans for the building delayed until after next Wednesday.
Mrs. Mary A Bally and son Petcy of Toronto visited friends last week. Mrs 8 Tennant and daughter Ruby were guests last Saturday and Ruby is progressing toward coming home. A devotional meeting of the St. John A P A Group Three will be held in the Orange Hall on Friday evening April 6.
Frame house and one acre of land Lot 27 Seventh Die Enquesing to be sold at public auction on Saturday April 21 1934 at 2 00 pm on the premises. Terms cash. Roy Hindley auctioneer. For further particulars apply to John Williamson Acton.
Claimants against the estate of John George Walters of Chingacousy Georgetown Esquosing Acton and Brampton died at the House of Refuge Brampton on April 3 must send their claims by May 5 1934 to the executors Graham and Duncan Waldir Farmers Acton Ontario.
Longstanding Lowville and Caledon figures Gordon Armstrong and Mrs. Amanda Patterson lead the obituaries. William John Patterson of Caledon dies at 64 after a life of farming and church involvement. Surviving family includes widow, four sons, two daughters, and siblings across Ontario and Michigan. Funeral at Forest Lawn Cemetery, Orangeville. Margaret Atkinson of Guelph dies after three weeks illness at 77, survived by daughter Mae Potton and siblings, service at Paisley Memorial United Church with interment at Ebenezer Cemetery Nassagaweya. Relations attend from Toronto, Detroit, and nearby towns.
A new organization outlines elimination contests between Burlington Milton groups in Palermo Community Hall about April 20. Losers face Acton groups around April 25, with finals possibly in Milton's Princess Theatre in early May. County Board aims to boost junior life and activity across communities and seeks countywide support.
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