Acton notes and notices drift across town
A mosaic of local happenings includes sermon exchanges between Georgetown and Acton pastors, new building sites on Church and Wreterick Streets, bakery plans for Acton, a merged Strathroy Dispatch and Age, and voter guidance urging participation in upcoming elections. Community events span concerts, hospital proposals at Weyburn, spring flora, and theatre announcements for Milestones at New Wonders Island.
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Strathroy Dispatch
Strathroy Age
Ontario
Neighborhood News Town and Country notes and events
Fall wear and mapdows look good. Ontario warfare and voting urged for Finterentum next Monday. Mr Just Young bought a residence on Church Street Erin. Vaureity students swam informally home for the holidays. J C Lyons took over the harbor business. Iyonw has installed electrical instruments. Frankum and wife visited relatives Myr. McMitten announces engagement Margaret to J W McAlpins of Knox College. Stanley Yearing writes from California praising climate. Mrs Harvey Geallo of Orton injures hand starting an ongoing saw.
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Just Young
Mfr
Teter
Church
Erin
Haturday
Holliday
J. C. Lyons
Cobalt
Nua
Harber Buglineas
Jobat McCalg
Bie
Iyonw
Frankum
Maton
Myr
W.tull
G. J. MhcMitten
Hilleburg
Margaret
J. W. McAlpins
Knox College
Wid
Alot McAlping
Glencoe
Stanley Yearing
California
Harvey Geallo
Orton
Georgetown In Memoriam Gladys May Worden Obituary
Gladys May Worden of Georgetown died Saturday morning after a brief illness. Born in Acton twenty years ago, she lived her life in Acton, beloved by family and church members. A devoted Methodist and Worthy Worker, she attended Sunday School and sang in the choir. Funeral Tuesday, largely attended with relatives and friends expressing deep sympathy to Mr. and Mrs. Worden.
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Daing
AL Wawota
Hank
Walter Laing
Turford
Dunnevie
Thuraday
Mra
Rhtip Turford
Gindyn May
William L. Worden
Bt. John’s Weaphal
Tellevue
Georga W. Loma
Rhoridan Avanus
Usllevie
Margaret Marked
Naxenquwoya- Brampton
Winnipeg
Plonsa Coy
Gladys May Worden
Gladys Worden
Hazurday
Gladyn
Acton
Methodist Church
Worden
Lognant
Oakville Briefs Severe Weather to Referendum and Local News
Oakville registrar W Havage announced 260 names added to the referendum list for next Monday. St Jude’s Church receipts last year totaled 2036.78 dollars. Mayor Davia won a position in the thirtieth incarnation. A drunken man was fined 100 dollars and bound to keep peace for twelve months. Ballplayers prepared for first practice Friday April 15. Local residents Frank Law family and James Litster plan moves between Oakville and Toronto. Professor Frank Oliver of Whipho’s College visited Oakville. Anglican Rev c We Lea of Toronto and Ney FL Wooten addressed a referendum meeting in Victoria Hall. Harry Giddings sold a half stake in twelve thoroughbreds for 30 thousand dollars to turfman Brenner. Three horses lent for the King’s Plate, Woes Orr returns from Australia and New Zealand. Funeral for the late Nixon, led by Mayor Davin, held at Georgetown Monday.
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W. Havage
Oakville
St. Jude's Church
Davia
Peopless
Melville
Yollce
Hhrolds
Mra
Frank Law
Atlantis City
James Litster
Toronto
Frank Oliverm An
Whhop's College
Lennoxville
Quabeco
Nechia
Ella Watson
Riverbank
C. We Lea
Ney
W. Wooten
Hamilton
Victoria Hall
Harry Giddings Hay
Brenner
Orr
Em” Wright
Funeral notices and community events in NASSAGAWEA
Funeral notices mark family losses in Acton and nearby towns. Kenneth McFeod attended a granddaughter’s funeral. George W. Lores died in Uniondale with survivors Mrs. Lores and two sons. A highway worker impersonator alert prompted police. W. M. church service and Rockwood Methodist choir highlighted by local reports. Temperance campaigners prepare for voting, and spring crops show tentative progress with wheat and potatoes listed.
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Kenneth Mcfeod
Acton
WL A. Coxe
George
We Lores
Margaret’ Marks
Thia Township
St. John's Hospital
Doo
Joahus Nopriah
Eimnest
Torents
Granum
Alberta
Soliby
Provincial Highway Commission
William Whitfeld
Midha
Arthur Nightingale
Knuteybull
Beft
W. M
Sterling Cogk
Southamaton Road
Guelph
Rockwood Methodist Choir
Buster
Me. Milne
Ralph Richardson
George Bayryn
Meg
Putiniaer
Wan- Alan
Qidham
Summer Ule
Acton Suri
Toronto outing sparks jovial town pageantry and sport
A Toronto trip by Ace-Hi Move club members showcased community camaraderie and athletic remnants. The event featured a Big Chieta Brewery win 15-1, a heated pool stay, and a noon banquet led by Misc. Stuart Thompson. Neighborhood farewell letters honored Mr. J. J. Coleman with warm gratitude and best wishes for his move.
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Toronto
Warat Wong
Broadview
Chieta Brewery
George Wontornon
Mino’s
Stuart Thompson
Mr. Bahell
Utona
Ontario
Lee
Noyal Ontario
Kopelo
Pundas
Teks Leer
Douglas M. Gowdy
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Eatha
Hwaciciamma
Marel
Wolph Bwookhamer
Davi Htreat
Toya Herbert
David
Minnia Hous
Agton
Acton Pree Press
Myon
Moore
Georgetown
Mr. Tylor
Gray
Church and
Wreterick
the ‘World
George Vrewer
Golden Grain Bakery
Robin Fedglings
Docant Meade
Hyonoe
J. OC. Wilson
Wits Bindlay
Sarmon
New Wonders ‘Land
Yourn
Town
Crewsons
All Canada
Conaldorsa
Cecil Chyng
M. Fi. Dunn
Hing Street
G. Campbell
W. W. Hills
Men's Brotherhood
H. C. Lowe
Ethel Violet
J. ¥. Price
Ottawa
John Price
Usorgetown
Herald
Nassagaweva
Geo Wallace
Lothier
Limehouse
J. D
Ay Hle
Neiphborn
Bannockburn
J. J. Coleman
Young
J.D. Columan
U. F.O
Thuslaam
Vito
McDonald
R. No Brown
A. G Clarridon
CO Ewackha le
Guleman
Jong
Norte
GEO. Brewer
Nex
Mill Street
Goodyear
Dominion
Farmers’ Auto Accessories
Yonge
A. Hirschorn
Reg
Abe
T. Hu
Moorehead
Brampton
Milton
Stephenson
Blackornich
J. W. Barberree
oThe
New
Machine Man
Acton, Ont
McLean & Co
Copenhagen
Mily
Street
Gillett's
Conway
Actton
Maral
Ahassid
Yialtan
al Ay
Olork
Kenney ‘Bros
W. F. Mooney Acton
ONT
Esqueling
Rani Houng
Hank Bari
Revalon
Ein
Sisi
Acroy
Aubdy
Elgy
Pooma
Ural
Pousawulan
Rico
Willoughby
Farm Agency
Victoria Street
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