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Newspaper
Acton Free Press
Location
Acton, Ontario, Canada
Date
Apr 17, 1941
Page
8
Birth and marriage notices appear in the column with brief details. The item notes editorial style and may include memorial notices and poetry references.
A collection of brief notices records births and marriages in Ontario and nearby towns. Entries name Stan Robinson and Berniece Bracken in Nassagewise Township, Phoebe Hume and Gordon Cook in Eden Milla, Anna Claire Garden and Peter Kok, John Ramany of Acton in Syracuse, and William Herbert Anthony of Exquesing township, noting dates in April 1941 to 1943 and related family details.
Weekly items report mild odds and enis temperatures, new shingles on many dwellings, and early spring bloom in gardens. A horse judge was appointed for Arthur Spring Fair next Tuesday. Roads near Erin to Guelph forced detours. a Friday fire threatened public schools. Congratulations to Mr and Mrs Geo Tosti on their 57th anniversary. A school children campaign sent books to camp libraries. Farmers complain of dogs worrying sheep. The Lerne Scots Regiment authorized to mobilize for active service. Canadian Red Cross pledges 29000 for a canteen and recreation building in Halifax. Norman Sommerville chair.
Acton Hydro shows a net profit of 2035.63 for the first year after depreciation. The report lists plant value at 62220.47 and total assets at 120,247.59 with liabilities and reserves totaling 1,131.34 and 13,373.67 respectively.
The obituary notices recount the deaths and lives of two men. Bert Mullin, longtime resident of Acton, died after a prolonged illness, with details of his education, career as a city engineer, church and Masonic affiliations, and survivors Lorne Cornell and N. Eachern. The second obituary covers a William Mullin with a career in publishing and business in Northville and Syracuse, noting his church involvement, civic ties, and death with funeral services referenced.
William Herbert Anthony of Esquesing township dies at home after a long quiet life. He married Ellen Shortill in 1890 and the couple recently celebrated their golden anniversary. Survived by his widow five daughters and four sons, plus three sisters and four brothers, with funeral services held at Georgetown United Church officiated by Rev. Overend. Interment in Cheenwood Cemetery.
The Y M C A announces the Friday night men’s party is cancelled due to unforeseen circumstances. A meeting for Midget and Bantam Hockey League players is planned for 8 p.m. at the Y on Friday. attendance is emphasized as important.
The Maple Grove Literary Society closed its season with a Thursday evening meeting led by president James McNabb. An October 17 meeting was planned and a brief business session was held.
Acton Women’s Institute held its April meeting at Mrs Bart Lambert’s home with Mrs Lappin presiding. The motto was Hints on Spring House Cleaning. Mrs Gamble reported on the Milton meeting and Halton Counts plans for Miles Park. Activities included baking and Bingo fundraisers for war work and a quiz conducted by Mrs Wilds and Mrs Anderson followed by the National Anthem and social hour with refreshments.
Creditors of James Russell late of Erin township Wellington County farmer must file particulars and proofs with solicitor C. F. Leatherland Acton Ontario before April 26 1941. Claims filed under Section 51 Chapter 165 R. S. O. 1937 will be considered and distributions made accordingly. Dated April 10 1941.
Notice to creditors and claimants for the estate of William Robert Henney late of Acton Halton died March 19 1941. Claims and proofs must be sent to the solicitor by April 20 1941 with distribution following under law. Dated April 10 1941 C Leatherland Acton Ontario AVR Solicitor for the Executors.
A long list of Canadian service members and units is recorded, detailing troops stationed in Sussex Military Camp and various depots across Ontario and Nova Scotia. Names include Pte. Gordon Cook, Capt. A J Buchanan, J W Chapman, and many others, with affiliations to Army Medical Corp, RCAF, Royal Canadian Engineers, and base depots in Toronto, Brampton, Kingston, and Halifax.
A fire early Sunday morning destroyed a Cedar Valley tenet shigele cll overs by Kirby Whiewell. The blaze caused the structure to plunge through railing along east Main Street into Credit river. Dave droszell Erin and George tyrotx escaped after climbing from a window with minor injuries.
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