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Newspaper
Acton Free Press
Location
Acton, Ontario, Canada
Date
Aug 01, 1935
Page
4
Local section highlights notable happenings in nearby towns and communities. Readers learn about events, people, and developments affecting neighboring areas and regional life.
Burlington notes report visits and holidays of residents including Prank Virtue Ruth J Hofmann J A Duckerough and families from Harriston Detroit and Rouyn Quebec A fire on James Street caused minor damage with firefighters responding The Water Commission Railway and Municipal Board met in Toronto to discuss debentures for a water project and await detailed decision by the Board
Limehouse reports excitement at Terra Cotta games with a 10 10 tie and a 19 13 win by ideal boys at Crowsons Corners. Tennis crowd overflow and a Tuesday rematch ended 10 5 Terra Cotta. Local road work near John Newton’s farm, obit for Jas R Lindsay, Limehouse Cemetery interment. Harvesting in progress with wheat finished and spring grain ripening. Local residents and visitors listed with multiple households and weekend travel.
Mr Stevens of Toronto and Mrs Sutherland of St Thomas visit with the Bennetts Tolton of Toronto with McDonald family on Sunday. Funeral for the late Robert Perkins held Monday from Corner church after passing at St Josephs Hospital Guelph. Anniversary service Sunday at three. GT Sunday School at two. Mrs John Airdrie and family visiting Welland.
Ballinafad and Culp families enjoy holidays with friends in Harolson. William Harding visits Toronto friends for a day. Bernice and Beatrice Culp return from Simcoe after two weeks away. Mrs Cripps returns to Toronto after visiting her sister Mrs Large. United Church missionary society led the Sunday service with Rev. Waddell delivering the address. Rev Foreman and family on holidays. Miss Foreman ill under doctor’s care. Mr and Mrs Ferguson attend funeral of Mr Ferguson’s uncle Mr Van Allen of Georgetown on Saturday.
A Milton chatter identifies a possible Stevens candidate in Malton as Major Cousens from Georgetown, with mentions of Miss Marjoria Osborne of Detroit visiting grandparents on Pine Street. Local notes cover holiday trips, a new home on the sixth line in Trafalgar, a Georgetown Lumber Co contract, a funeral in Toronto, dog poisonings in South Ward, and a cherry tree accident injuring David Kenney.
The Everton and Ospringe Women's Institutes hosted the annual garden party at Everton Cemetery. A softball match between Cedar Valley and Everton ended with an Everton victory. The Bob Wilton Company presented a program, raising a substantial sum for the Cemetery Board. An injury to Mr. R McCutcheon marred the event but no fracture was found after X rays.
Local residents returned from trips and weekend visits across Ontario. David Mahon studied in London and came home for the weekend while Bert Emmons of Doubtsverg visited Campbellville relatives. Families including the Roberts, Ross, Bell, Ferris, Pogtie, Carbett, Posto, and McLaren were noted in warm social scenes with Toronto and Woodstock connections.
Ro-Trail-Ulu Camp led by Miss M Jame closed after two weeks with about sixty girls returning to Guelph. Camp Hermosa run by B Y P R O and Rev Meteod joined for an outing. United Church and Presbyterial activities featured with addresses by Mrs Laughland and Miss Vankvery. Local obituaries include Agnes Evelyn Harris of Guelph General Hospital after July 6 accident. funeral at United Church with local clergy and singing. Numerous visitors from Toronto Hamilton Woodstock and beyond noted. missionary society events and community gatherings described.
The sympathy of the community goes out to the bereaved parents Mr and Mrs Chariot and family after three weeks of watching at the bedside. Names listed include Mary Water Guelph Mrs K McLlen nan Mrs Bolton Mr Walker Stuart Miss Mable Stuart and others. The article notes a son whose life held promise for the future.
Mrs. French of Toronto visited Mrs. John Wright as the Ladies Aid of the Presbyterian Church hosted a lawn gathering at Mr. A. Gilbertson’s. Despite poor weather, attendees enjoyed races won by Mrs. Moore, Mrs. Mino, Mr. E. L. Garden, Mrs. Moora, Mrs. Werb Gilbertson, Mrs. Wm. Gilbertson, Mrs. H. Barden, and Mrs. W. McLean, followed by a supper and a brief indoor meeting.
The text argues that talent is not essential for success. It cites that many top people succeeded through substitutes for talent, namely hard work. It urges individuals to work diligently whether talented or not, as persistent effort yields results.
VANNATTER FOX PARK advertises for purchase of horses injured cattle and any wastable animals. Immediate securing of injured animals required to ensure meat is in perfect condition. Trailer or trailer chassis wanted. Georgetown contact 95131.
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