Esquesing Council Sets Wage Scale and Road Plans
Esquesing Township Council meets with all members present and adjourns to discuss road work. They approve wages for 1931, authorize road construction tenders, and plan improvements to the Georgetown highway in cooperation with the Department of Public Highways.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Esquesing Council
G. Curriy
L. & Mallin
Amton Public Utities Commission
Hydro-Electric
Gammunian
Brampton
Ughta Ab
Council Chamber
Hydra Courmtndoners
Georgetown
Street Lghts
Glenwillians
Joseph
Iecomib
Ben Telephany Co
L. Mullin
Www
A. Wilson
W. A. Wilken
G. Cure
Couns
Department of
G. Currie
L. ¥. Mullin
W. A. Wilson
W. G. Appelbe
Arried
Action and District Milton Form Intermediates Baseball Club
Acton and District Milton officers met Tuesday to organize the One Milton Intermediates Baseball Club. Officers elected were Honorary President Judge Munro, President W. J. Hundell, Vice-President W. Y. Dick, Manager Charles Hennedy. The meeting also planned to enter a team in the Walton County Juvenile baseball league. A church service honored The Word of God and urged unity and support for Bible Society efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milton
Haseball Enbushers of
Tuewiay
Honerary
Judge Munro
Breaident
W. ‘J. Huundell
W.Y. Dick
Charles Hennedy
Tiwan
Walton County
Ytoly Wible
Hunday
Boduty
Acton
Georgetown
Iockey Club Wie Helt
Achety
Dr.r
T. Pant
Pr. Co. Ve
Pr. Co. Ve Willams, Benjamin Btono; President, A. Metotyre
A. McClintock
A. C. Roney
W. Ward
Kentner
N. Tuck
GC. Watson
S. W. King
Kelly
J. Yrwh
Mackburn
Acton dancers and two local theater nights announced
The town hosts the annual dance at Town Hall Acton on April 24 with Clover Leaf Five-Viece Orchestra providing music. Joseph's Players present Betty Ann at Terrace Gardens Rockwood on April av under AL Peter's Church Currie supervision with a full program and supper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Actondale U. HY
Acton
Clover Leaf
T. Davidson
Flay
Wockwood
Joseph's Players
Betty Ann
School Board Monthly Session Highlights Staffing and Utilities
At the monthly school board meeting presided by Mrs Savill, Mrs My WW Moore discussed festival connections and Mr Stewyer was named transportation chair for pupils to the festival. The finance committee approved several accounts and actions. trustees Norton and McDonald will liaise with the Public Utilities Commission on water services for pools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Nicol
Guelph
Nicol Wan
Iimosk
Carling
Mika Kinich
Elithe Clty
The
Mercury
Duke of Devonshire
YX. O. Dp
McCleary
Church Strat
Miss Pearl Smith
Hamilton
Ako
Te Geol Wawra
Committee On
Bnance
Ulint Nlan
Central Gelentifile Co
Tiitdhway
Wuayek Repairs
Richterdames Climmer
Tenmlny
W. Norton
J. MM. McDonald
Public Utilities Commission
J. M. Benyes
Bourd
Mr. Denyes
Morestry
McDonald
Acton
Legton
Noord
Legion
TE. PL. Stewart
Ontario ‘Temperance Education Committers
Warkon
Woard
Howe
iWin
Ticard
Afr. Wadson
Vie
Uceday
Tiansen
Phetford
Dee Nelson
Reeve Mason
Pulat
Globe Indenmity Co
Couywall
Carnell
Minanee Committee
Camimis
Thai Aston
Amoneter
Pelephone Co
MecCutcheon
Neardmore A Co
Aten
J. W. Jones
Charity
Jamen Bymnon
Acron
Piavus
Iteporta
Work at Fairview Cemetery Progress Advances
The Cook property on the cemetery grounds is cleared and leveled. Workers remove fruit trees and old structures to create burial plots in a new section. further clearing and mound leveling are underway to improve access and prepare plots for use this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wairview Cemetery
Howe
Cook
Palrview
Fairview
Robert Little
Fairylow
Obituaries From Milton and Area Remembrance Service Held
A set of death notices from Milton and nearby towns records the passing of several residents. Milton figures include George We Habertapn, a longtime local farmer and Knox Presbyterian Church member, survived by his widow and many children. Also noted are the deaths of Mrs. Chisholm of Saginaw and Mrs. Andrew McAlpine of Nussagaweya with funeral services led by local ministers and interments at Evergreen and Whenezer Cemeteries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milton
Marshall Edgeworth Rowland
Generals Hospital
Hamilton
Marah
Gowland
Fife
Knox Presbyteraan Church
Milton Town
St. Clair Lodge
A. F
A. M
G. R
Gordon
Douglas
Knox Presbyterian Church
J. O. MecFaul
Canon Naftel
Grace and Coy Church
A. FP
Q. Ft. G
Heros, Sunes
Houston
A. L. McNibb
Wilmott
W. Oh. Clements
Thos. Hume
Jas. E. Wow
Walter’ Kilott
Judge Eliiott
Judg. Munro
H. A. McColl
Syer
Blevenson
Rh. K. Anderson
Gporcke
Roverthon
George We Habertapn
Whuraday
Chirchit
Ife
Van
Guste
Juanes Harrison
Ash
Hamilton General Hospital
Evergreen Cemetery
Wh. Kelly
Lowrey
Morrison
Zimmerman United Church
Robert James Harrion
Nelson Township
Unigh Utunllton Harrison
Wy, Powell
Sayinnw
Acton
Mra. Chisholm
Nicholan Morbes
Ulster
Edwards
Saginaw
Edward
Mracebridge
Thomas
Huntsville
Nicholas Forbes
Baymnaw
Andrew McAlpine
Guelph Road
Nussagaweya
McAlpine
Aarh Mekkellay
Peter McKelluar
Naasaynweyn Town
Andrew
Presbyterian Church
John
Eden Milla
Thehomestead
Mary
H. Leachman
Younest
T Robert
Mia
Jennie Callum
Sarnia
Wao
Whenezer Cepietery
C. G. Jones
J. Littl
Rockwood
W. HL. McCracken
Hiden Mills
Yuoy
Jones
Messro
Barry
Johnn
Wwenderson
Anderson
Thos. Smith
John Ramsey
Evening Meal Digester Dialogue Fragments
A fragmented OCR passage presents a dialogue about a car purchase. It mentions a prospective purchaser and a dealer, with garbled phrases about depreciation and major parts. The text resembles a conversational snippet from a historical newspaper page.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anya
Anka
Chen
Fragments Hint at Rescue Incident Warmed by Fire
Readable lines reference a young man who rescued someone and required a break for warmth. The report hints at a dramatic moment with a chaotic scene and emotional reactions. Names, places, and precise details are unclear but the core is a rescue and subsequent need for warmth.
Daylight Saving By-law Revised for Two Months
Acton council debates daylight saving duration with July and August as the operating months. A by law amending the daylight saving period to run from midnight June 30 to midnight August 30 was approved on first reading. The council discusses charity accounts, Legion events, and arrangements to honor the hockey club with a banquet and recognition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Acton—Council
Legion
Corneil
Women's Institute
Aagtes
Nelson
Vangen
Mra
McCleary
Mui
Milson
Tods
Connell
Acton
Canadian Legon
Frederick Street
J. Milla
N. Lambert
Tt Wan
Insurance Company
Railway service cuts eyed in Canada and western routes
Proposals to minimize Canada’s rail network are before the Board of Railway Commissioners. Both Canadian National and Canadian Pacific plan reductions to economy drive. In Western Canada reductions already take effect on the line between the Head of the Lakes and the Hockles, affecting passenger service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canadian National
Canndhioy Pacific Railways
Cannada
Western Canada
Head of the Lakes
Hockles
Acton Athletic Club Meeting and Halton Baseball League Formation
The Acton Athletic Club plans a meeting in the Council Chamber on April 2 to discuss daylight saving and a uniform Wednesday half-holiday. Milton hosts a regional baseball league meeting with delegates from Oakville Acton Georgetown and Milton, forming the Halton County Baseball League with five or six teams and a opening date set for Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athletis Cl
Acton Athletic Club
Council
Coventry
Acton
Majton Couity Warehall
U Invettig
Milton
Wed
Oakville
Georgetonn
Halton County Baseball Lange
Wm. Mandell
Ghertit Wrowin
Seratary-Treaanier
Bon ‘Toletzka
Cariat
Fixing It for Father in Local Play Draws Large House
A lively local production titled Fixing It for Father played to a packed audience last night and repeats tonight. The Kernell Playhouse staging featured strong performances by Atta Lize as the servant and a large cast headed by Prof. John Risdon and Heatrice Risdon, with the action taking place in one evening at the Risdon home near New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
iKbox Prene Byterian Phyers
Churchill Orchestra
Faither
Father
Atta Lize
Professor Risdon
Weutport
New York
Charnatora
John Risdon
Westport College
UW. Numley
Dick Gunard
N-Law
J. Fr. Hurst
Heatrice Risdon
Wilma MacMillan
Beor Hisdone
Elizabeth Orr
Emma Wlanchurd
Martha Orr
Willim Merton
A. J
Orr
Harold
Merton
Stuart Lantz
Warry Chalmers
Beatrice
Charles L. Kirkness
Jack Denton
Elinor
Jack Bhilling
Panochion Lavonde
Mia
T. W. Pearen
Lize
Risdon
Meryl Grindell
Also Mentioned on This Page
Acton and District
Stewarttown
Norman ‘Thompson
Horden
Waa
Erin
Wadge Thomson
Izabeth
William Powell
TR. Burdwell
Mra Powell
Alberton Om
Rumlieon
Donald Potter
Powell
Thomson
Vuplist
Baptist Church
A. O. Plank
Crewnons Corners
Graham
Plank
Margaret Worden
2. McCrusland
Coles
Ammrs
M. Locker
Re Treshments
Waldle Steen
Concenton
Deccaneck
William McCutcheon
Reynolds
M. Barden
Hilsburg
Wilbert Wheeler
W. Lane
Orton
Pearl
Bred
Campbell Steen
Peel County
Albion
Caledon
Chintuneonsy
Torarla Gore
SIGMA
Trolton
Part
Streetaville
Alberta
G. S. Cassmore
Whitelaw
Alta
Nussapgaweya
Peace River
Cassmore
Malrview
Ontario
Tdquor
Goa
Province of
V. Rorke
B. O. Mooper
Ingles
W. Howe M. O
Queen’s Rangers
Rennie
Abe
Emeriome
Bully Grenny
France
Wea
Simmilton General Hospital
MIG
JAS. Tarrison, Nelson “Ownship
Tho
Chtetolm
Saginaw, Michivan
Edith Boas
Cal
Hale
Hamilton Patrioks
Hamilton Patricias
WH. Turvey
Woodstock
Wurvey Tinitting Mill
Sat Locks
Main Street
Lawrence Arbour
Tarvey
Balice
Quinney
Patricia
Warvey
Knox
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