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Newspaper

Acton Free Press

Location

Acton, Ontario, Canada

Date

Aug 05, 1937

Page

4

Local Holiday Visits Reported Around Nassagaweya

Nassagaweya notes list residents and visitors over the weekend. Clay of Idle Mills and pastor of Rhoneser United Church enjoys holidays while Bridle of Beniills preached at Wenensi United. Krant Ren Diamond of Guelph visited relatives. Mr and Mrs J Morley of Paterboro holidaying with relatives at Knatehbil. Bert Nightingale of Orangeville spent Civic Holiday with parents in Acnatonbull. Lorne Kitahing of Woodstock visiting relatives in Nassawaeyn and Acton nearby.

Clay Iden Mills Rhoneser Unitad Bridle Ben Iills Knatehbil Preent Bert Nightingale Orangevilla Apent Civic Holday Arthur Nightingale Acnatonbull Lorne Kitahing Woodstock Nassagaweyn Acton Pragent

Diverse Visits and Home Guests Span Burlington to Toronto

Eden Mills and families visit various relatives in Ohio, Ontario, and New York. Residents welcome friends from Rookwood, Wir, Burlington, Quelph, East York, and Toronto while townspeople note health concerns and a vacation period for Rev. S Johnston.

Blanmahe Milne Wealey Burrows Myr HO Taylor Mises Hardy Nm’ ‘Appleton New York State Millar East York Leeson E. Mitchell J. Roberts 8. Johnston Presbyterian Church Gravenhurst Donald Jacks Toronto

Everton Minister Delights Parish With India Talk and Mission View

The Rev W B Gordon born in India and long time Disciples of Christian Mission worker gave two addresses at Everton Church last Sunday. He described Indian customs and social life and spoke on India rising to fullness of manhood and womanhood under Christ. An evening talk traced India’s country, institutions and mission work, followed by a Monday session for the U P S on The Abundant Life stressing physical, social, educational and spiritual growth.

W. B.gordon India Disciples of Christian Mission Doya' Echools Everton Church Gordon U P.S Helen Allen Une W. Coulin Grace Dampier Joseph McKeen Port D. Wheeler Spendside F. Jennings Lloyd Robertson Acton Cc. Robinson Guelph L. Jackson Daugh Agnew Orton Clark Yale Michigan Suter Caledonia A. Robertson and Son Duncan London NM Buck Fred McQutchi John McCutcheon Elmer Awry Mam W. Usherwood

Churchill Mere wT Thamar spent at Callander

Mr. and Mrs. John Graft visiting Fowansan. Friends pleased to see Laalle Bwack hamer home from hospital after appendicitis operation. Threshing has started in this neighborhood and the yield is reported splendid.

Thamar Callander John Graft Fowansan Laalle Bwackhamer Agian Borhood

Bannockburn Wail Wockburn Women’s Institute Meeting

Bannockburn Wail Wockburn Women’s Institute held its regular monthly meeting at the home of Mia Trace Leitch on Woodnesday July 21. Miss Newnett of Acton gave an address on Extipation. MTA FP Cole won the applying match followed by floating exercises. Lunch and social time followed. Roll call was answered with the name of your favorite author.

Wail Wockburn Women's Institute Mia Trace Leitch Woodnesday Newnett Acton MTA Cole

Rockwood hosts village holiday events and wedding notice

The Women's Association garden party at Exhibition Park featured the Acton Orchestra led by Mr. Chas Mason and vocal numbers by Mrs. J. J. Stewart with Rev. Lanson as chair. The Baptist Young People's Union closed its outing with Rev. N. McLeod guiding a program of dances prayers and songs before a Terrace Gardens dance. A St John's Sunday School picnic and a wedding of Mabel J. Findday to Rev. James Mulroy in Chatsworth are noted along with holiday visitors from several cities.

Women's Association of the United Church Exhibition Park Acton Chas, Mason J. J. Stewart Mr. Lanson Booth Kehoe Terrace Gardens St. John's Church Stewart ’ Royce Edith Royce Mabel J. J. Findday Chatsworth James Mulroy Sarnia S. Johnston Mia Milroy Maritime Rockwood Eden Milla Presbyterian Doris Royce Toronto Douglas Patterson Wim Royd Clarence James Lynch Wm. Craig Wallace Maw Angus Carter Gordon Oshawa Fred Day George Tortance Monmuilton Alex Clark St. Catharines Jean Turrance H. W. Henderson Hanpover Charlie Pollock Tappa Sa Oa Mias C. Camp Wallace Craig Bar Ang Max Dating

Elmona visitors at Harding home report

Ballina and Mrs Newman and Mr Mader visited John Harding's home in Acton on Sunday and Monday. Guests included Mr Jan McKay and family of Toronto, Donald McKeohn, Mr Cordon Livingston of Guelph, Frank Kaolum of Jamnatown, George Goper Jr of Kitchener, and Mr and Mrs George Goper Sr of Acton. Camphball suffered a misfortune due to blood poisoning.

Newman Mader Pale Newman Elmona John Harding Jamnatown George Goper, Jr Kitchener George Goper Acton Camphball

London trip followed by health update and anniversary note

Mr and Mrs George Giham, daughter Qiadya and grandson William of Pilla burgh spent a week with Mr and Mrs Jas Richardson and Mrs Harry tele at their home. Mrs tele undergoing an operation in London, England, and we are pleased to report progress. Bandmaster A H Perrott of the Lorne Boots Band Georgetown and Mrs Por Toit celebrated their twenty first wedding anniversary last weekend. This was to have been a china wedding last year but illness caused delay until this year.

Mra George Giham Qiadya William Pillaburgh

Local Social Notes From Duntroon Area This Week

A parade of visits and gatherings marks the week with Limehouse Elva Turner in Toronto, David Swackhamer in New Westminster, and many neighbors at Sunday calls and a Wingham weekend. The Firemen’s Convention in Georgetown drew crowds while quarries suffer slow business. raspberry season wanes and picnics decline. The Girls Lookout Club hosted a Presbyter ian Church concert with social hour and club hostesses.

Elva Turner Toronto W. Ivens David Swackhamer New Westminster Hte Jack &Mothurat Sudbury Mitchell and Davis Edward Sanford Duntroon Stanley Norton Wingham Georgetown Roy Ross Littleon Ronnie Wm. Mills Garnham Bernard Shelbourne F. Shelbourne R. Brown Presbyterian Church

Local notices and incidents across Milton Palermo and Hamilton

Milton residents hosted visitors including Mrs. John Gowland and her guests from Winnipeg as work began on laying underground cables for Wall Telephone Company. A highway crash near Palermo injured no one, while a truck wreck caused extensive damage and a new vehicle was ordered. A summer registration for a district school opened under local institutes and welfare councils with activities planned for youth.

John Gowland John Wilson Kan Auatriot Muimmér Whitch Palermo Palermo Women's Tntatltate Community Welfare Councill of Ontario Inc Ile -Trnick Anyan Nina Hep Oon Hunt Mhut

Local Social Notes Highlight Visits and Services

Erin Minnea Edina and Mabel Todd of Olivin Minnesota are visiting Mrs Avatin Pines. Mr and Mrs 3. Koclatone and two daughters of Euclid Ohio holidaying with the Wilkinsons. Ned Kennedy of Gimbré Manitoba met Harry Swinton in Niscousin Minnesota after fifty years. Mr and Mrs Harry Laughlin visited Ottawa Montreal for the Masonia Grand Lodge. Goar competed in mixed fours lawn bowling at Elora. Minister H L Richardson presided at Geo Qier's funeral in Grand Valley and preached in Hillaburg and Grand Valley churches.

Minnea Edina Mabel Todd Olivin Avatin Pines Ints Koclatone Muclid Ohio Ft. B. Wilkinson Ned Kennedy Gimbre Man Niscousin Harry Swinton Swinton Kennedy Harry Laughlin Ottawa Montreal Mr. Laughlin Masonia Grand Lodge R. T. Elgie C. Foster Bush HW. A. Goar Ys Caine Elora H. L. Richardson Geo Qier Grand Valley Hillaburg Chriad Ratoni

Oakville man injured after 20 foot fall from haystack

Oakville Roy South, a farmer, sustained severe injuries when he fell twenty feet from a haystack where he was working last Friday. A series of local notes report Liberal gathering for the Blakelock picnic at Trafalgar Park on August 14, Humane Society grant and tag day plans, a debate over Oakville’s proposed new Post Office site, and a court appearance after a street altercation on Pine Avenue ending in an assault charge.

Roy South Halton County Trafalgar Park Blakelock Halton Liberal Association Gilvle Oakyie T(he Humane Society Down Council Oakville Pine Avenue Storey McDvern Record Star

Burlington Lions Park pool work begins headline

Burlington work has started on the kiddies wading pool at Lions Park with plans to open next week. Community notices include a 25th anniversary for Dr. and Mrs. C. W. Slemons in Bowmanville and a visit from relatives in Pennsylvania. A collision with a concrete mixer on the H and N road injures D Sabo, and seven year old Lila Southam is hurt by a scythe. Kathleen Donkin departs for Wales as an exchange teacher. a farewell party is held at St. Luke's Church. Joseph Lea injured in a bicycle collision near the Brant Inn. Robert Hardstone involved.

Lions Park Lila Southam Fred Southam Freeman Donald Gray Harry Gray Kathleen Donkin Wales W. A St. Luke's Church Ailis Donkin Nira Q. W. Tebbs Brant Inn Joseph Lea Toronto Sam’ Pastillo Brant T St. Joseph's

Reduced Rates for Acton Hydro Users Benefit Details

Acton Hydro rates cut for domestic users with first 60 kilowatt hours at 2.6 cents and remaining at lower rates. Commercial charges unchanged. power consumer rates eased for first 100 hours and subsequent usage. Estimated yearly savings for Acton system users about 2690 dollars. Transfer of 500 dollars from Waterworks to Corp general account noted.

Acton Ode Power Hydro Otten

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