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Newspaper
Acton Free Press
Location
Acton, Ontario, Canada
Date
Apr 22, 1937
Page
4
Neighborhood briefs highlight items of interest from nearby communities. Readers learn quick updates on events, services, and happenings affecting the region.
Westwood School principal Phocko R. McAskill resigns effective end of June after a board meeting. Oakville Board of Education received the notice with regret. Ammonia fumes from a refrigerator during a fire in Bronte nearly claimed two lives as H V Guest and another escaped through a store above quarters. A family dispute leads to Magisterial court where Burr Roy and Roy Roy plead guilty to assaulting their father Rosario Roy.
A three act comedy Cheerld My Dearts by St Albans Players Acton drew praise at Town Hall Rockwood on Wednesday evening. Cast led by Harry Rogers impressed with Mel cheridee role and strong ensemble performances.
Campbellville hosted Helen and Kay Saunders of Hornby with Miss Ruth Beil as guest. Miss Little Moore vacationed briefly in Toronto. Kathleen Hunter recuperates after surgery at St Joseph’s Hospital Guelph. Blair Auxiliary met at Miss Lillian McPhail’s home. Mrs. G E Hamilton and Mrs. Arthur Henderson toured Detroit. Mr and Mrs Cowper and Joyce visited Oriemde to Weston on Sunday.
Limehouse residents host visitors from Toronto over the weekend. Obituary notes honor Mrs Elizabeth Forsythe with a funeral at Limehouse Cemetery led by Rev. G. J. Stephenson. Various church and school events and musical concerts are detailed with local names and places in Halton region.
Commissioner John McMillen named Chile of Shur for the Salvation Army, second only to General Booth. He succeeds Henry W. Mopp whose health declined and began his army career in Canada over 50 years ago, with service in the United States the United Kingdom and Australia.
Sunday April 25 1937 schedule lists 11 00 a m service by The Minister with topic Gods Pree Manon followed by 12 15 p m Sunday School and BibI Claims. 7 00 p m The Minister with topic Quarrelling with Gods Processes Tuesday 8 00 p m Young People's Union all are welcome.
The Acton Baptist Church under Pastor Rev E G Baxter lists Sunday April 25 1937 with daylight saving time 10 20 pm and Sunday School at 11 30 am Morning Worship featuring Home Mission Offering with Rev W S Watson of Cheltenham delivering a sermon Tuesday 8 00 pm Baptists Young People meeting Wednesday 8 00 pm Mid week service A welcoming message to all.
Ballina and Mrs A Williams Mr J W Dundale of Toronto and Cecil Soper Preston visited Sunday at Mrs Soper's home. Mrs Morin Strreetsville visiting her mother Mrs Youles. Miss Jane Young, recovering after illness, is improving. Mr and Mrs Scott Toronto visited Monday at Mr and Mrs Wiley. Mrs Nelle Kentiler Gedryetown visited Sunday at Mrs Soper's home.
Recent visitors to Mr and Mrs Geo Robertson included Mrs Ambler and Gwen Miss Mary Mason Miss Jeanette Mason Sheila Rowe and Master Stanley Rowe all from Toronto The play raised generous proceeds for the Ladies Aid The club received praise for the performance Miss Jean Kirkwood and Beatrice Van Norman of Guelph spent the weekend in town Mrs Wm McKenzie visits her parents on the ninth line.
Erin and Fred Faulkner visited in town after wintering in Florida and called on Mr and Mrs Ernie Teeter. Rene Ethier of Toronto becomes mechanic at D S Leitchs garage. Donald McArthur takes a job in a Toronto garage. Arthur Riches, 73, dies at Cataract home on April 7. Mrs R G Overland hosted United Church Choir and a surprise birthday party at Mr and Mrs Roy Grundy’s, arranged by Mrs M C Gimblett of Minneapolis. Four out of town men, inebriated, appeared before Major Justice J P with Constables Baird and Magill, fined and reprimanded, then sent home to Glen Williams and Terra Cotta.
Milton residents witnessed a unique entertainment by the Boston Church Choir organized by Sidney J. Brown and aides Mes. H. A. McColl and Enid McColl with Miss E. H. Bowes. Florence Ruth White announced engaged to Arthur S. Hornby of Chatham. A Milton motorist recovered a horse trailer found in a ditch. the horse unharmed.
The Everton Young People Society met at the church Sunday evening with Jean Alton leading a short talk and Eleanor Alton reading the scripture. Mabel McLeod reported on the Training School in Toronto, a brief song service followed, and visitors from Blair Paris and Guelph were noted among others.
Burlington Bly Hurst, a nine year old Indian living on New Street, wandered away Sunday and was not found until Monday morning. Police and parents endured much worry during the search.
Wanted: man between 25 and 50 to handle rural route supplying World Famous Spices, extracts, baking powder, loans, cleansers, medicines, ply spray, stock and poultry tonics. 69 year reputation with 10,000 dealers. Requires $30 weekly start. Selling experience not required. Farm experience helpful. Credit furnished. Contact J RR Watkins Company Dept O A 0 Montreal Que.
Georgetown figures join the WML 5 Thamitton Conference Branch at St. Andrew's United Church in Niagara Falls. Local churchwomen organized a Friday evening in Georgetown to form a new social club named the Sevens Club in Georgetown United Church basement.
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