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Newspaper
Acton Free Press
Location
Acton, Ontario, Canada
Date
Apr 13, 1933
Page
13
Brief items about other centres and communities interest readers in this edition. Notes cover local activities, meetings, and events shaping neighborhood life with concise summaries and updates.
Mr and Mrs W J Jackson and Master Douglas Robertson spent Sunday in Acton at the home of Mr and Mrs Norman Robertson. Mr and Mrs Pred McCutcheon and family of Acton visited the former’s parents in the village. The monthly Missionary Society meeting was held Tuesday at the home of Misses Mary and Kate Reed.
Mr Bell of Alberta visits at Mr and Mrs Wardlaws. Mr Ed Cripps visits Mrs Mc Intosh. Mr and Mrs John Airdrie and family return to Welland from The Corners. Mr and Mrs Alger Cripps of Georgetown visit Miss Cripps. Mrs Airdrie returns home from Toronto General Hospital improved. Mr Smith of Campbellville visits Mr Robert Airdrie.
The Bannockburn School report lists March marks for students across grades Jr IV to Sr I. Notable scores include Elmer Roszel 73.5, Edith Denny 71.7, Tom Dickenson 170.9, and Norman McDonald 70.3 with several peers named in the roster under teacher K. Beckett.
Oakville updates mention MP George G. Coote visiting family from Macleod Alta and plans to motor to New York with Laura Green and Jean Gregory. Bermuda trips, influenza cases, and a speaking event by H Cleaver on unemployment are noted along with a baseball official re election in Hamilton.
Local residents and visitors populate Campbellville district with weekend travels and gatherings. Notables include Mr Crawford Mahon of Kitchener, Mr and Mrs Vansickle returning from Montreal, and Miss Jessie Reid's improving health after hospital care. Easter service planned at St David's Church with choir performance. Regulars like Mr James Moore of Eden Mills and Mr George Gastle of Nelson are noted, along with new arrivals Norman Murray and family moving into the Ware residence.
English of Toronto visits at the home of her brother M Campbell and sisters Mrs Bert Rogers and Mrs Ann Stull. Mr and Mrs Dan Campbell visited last week at Clinton. Mrs Duncan Ferguson shows slight improvement in health. Peter Ferguson at Milton assizes. Funeral held for George Rogers from his Erin ninth concession home with interment at Brin Cemetery.
Miss Margaret Robertson returns home from Danbury Connecticut after five months with her uncle. The community mourns the death of Mr. Robert Wheeler of Mimoéga after two years of ill health. A large gathering paid respects at the Wheeler home. Spring signs appear with robins and maple syrup activity. Miss Gray returns to Guelph. Mrs. Jos Thompson remains bedbound awaiting recovery.
Erin tale covers Miss Marjory Thompson visiting Fergus with Mr and Mrs P J Sinclair. Mrs Wanless visits Everton sister Mrs F Brydon. J E Austin family relocate to Erin home. Stanley Strowger to Whitby as undertaker manager. Arscott family moves into McEnery home. MacLean family leases Robb summer home. Town Hall hosts Gordon Attrell lecture The Life of Christ in Toronto audience. Douglas Young undergoes appendectomy at Guelph General Hospital and improves. Advocate.
Holy Communion observed at St John s Church and pre Easter services planned for Friday. Sacrament of the Lord s Supper noted at the Presbyterian Church with Rev H L Bennie of Acton officiating. Bennie also spoke Friday and Mr A J Lowry assisted. April meeting of the Victoria Mission Band held in Sunday school room. Recent visitors include Malcolm Smith Woodbridge and others from Guelph Toronto and Dundas. Easter hopes for Mrs Hewat and hospital updates accompany social notes. Mr Rutherford Hewat from Mimico visited. Mr and Mrs August Young celebrate 25th wedding anniversary. Calgary relatives Mr Thos Garstang and son move to Mr Robt Garstang s home, welcome extended.
Milton notes show Mr George Butt in Toronto visiting Mayor Syer. Funeral for T P Loblaw in Alliston attended by Rev A B Irwin and J Irving. Jacob Newell moves to Milton area farm for health reasons. Brampton Fire Brigade may assist Halton Peel Old People's Home with annual payment of 30 dollars. Ella White, 10, underwent appendicitis surgery in Guelph General and is recovering well. Visitors from Pine Plains and Winnipeg departed, with Mrs J D Henderson returning to Winnipeg.
Georgetown reports Mr and Mrs Thomas Grieve celebrated a golden wedding with Mr and Mrs William Grieve in Galt on Tuesday. The Grieve family attended funerals for Mrs George Brydon in Fergus and Mr John Short in Erin. Attendees from afar joined for Robert Brennan’s funeral at Glen Williams. Local talks at Gregory Theatre featured F J White on Russia and P L Robertson on gold valuation urging reform.
Sunday visits from Mr and Mrs E Croft and Mrs Standish. Miss Ada Currie presided at the April Women's Institute meeting with demonstrations on Cheddar and Cottage Cheese. Monday evening a large miscellaneous shower honored Miss Anna Martin ahead of her marriage to Ted Meade with a program and gifts.
The minister delivers The Logic of The Easter at 11 00 A M Sunday service. Bible class and Sunday School at 12 00 noon. Evening service at 7 00 P M titled The City with Foundations with special choir music. Tuesday evening features Young People Society and Christian Fellowship Committee activities.
An Auction Sale of Horses Cattle Pigs and Sheep will be held at Wilson Bros farm Lot 24 Guelph Road Nassagawega Township on Monday April 17 at two oclock. R T Amos Auctioneer Roughcast House Acton Seven rooms and good summer kitchen. Anniv an Eray 38 11 Gather old woollen garments for Comforters Blankets and Auto Robes made by Northern Textiles Chesley Owen Sound at manufacturers cost only. New reversible floor rugs from old carpet and rags Phone Mrs Near Acton 42w.
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