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Newspaper
Acton Free Press
Location
Acton, Ontario, Canada
Date
Aug 06, 1925
Page
6
OCR fragment shows a list of charges for deaths marriages and other notices with unclear labels and extra line pricing per line. Unable to determine exact entities or dates due to damaged text.
A clustered notice lists births marriages and deaths across Ontario towns in 1925 26 with names such as Hillmer Millière Worden Plant Brockenshire Winfield Cook Barbaree Kester McArthur Williams McDonald Priest McCannah. Entries include birth dates and locations Limehouse Onakville Toronto Guelph Elmira Collierwood Georgetown Georgetown and Campbelville with ages and familial ties. The item preserves era style without sensational detail and notes relatives and officiants or residences.
Local notes report barley harvest underway and raspberry crops aided by rains. Wheat sold in Chicago at 1.57. Citizens attend Old Home Week in Kitchener. Civic holiday traffic peaks. Esquesing Council meets August 10 at 1 30. United Church organization in Acton to elect officials tonight.
The Brockenshire and Winfield families announce the July 4 marriage of George Blyvester Brockenshire to Nora Isabelle Winfield at Glen Williams. Rev. A C Stewart officiated. The couple reside on John Street, Port Hope after a brief honeymoon.
Gordon Gallagher of Nassagawega received a suspended sentence after ten days in jail for stealing his sister's motor car. Police Magistrate Moore noted Gallagher's youth, prior record, and sister's influence, ordering payment of $36.20 costs and promising reform under liberty.
Messrs Watson and Son take possession of Fairbanks Bakery after purchasing the business from Grand Valley. Mr Fairbanks and Mrs Schram depart for Chippewa, while claims of strong local support and prior recommendations are noted in this regional transfer.
Sindy Schools of the Baptist Church Acton and the Congregational Church Churchill host their annual picnic at Rockwood on Civic holiday. Students ran races from 26 to 76 yards, games included sack and three legged races, tug of war, and a flagging program followed by supper and a singing session led by Rev J W Boyd.
J A McGill Ottawa chief of the CPR was presented a silver salver by the Earl Haig and the British Empire Service League for services during the trans Canada tour. The salver bears a dated inscription thanking McGill and noting the 1926 Canadian tour. The event occurred during a Ritz Carlton Montreal reception ahead of a reunion trip to the Old Country and Scotland at Bemersyde.
The Oakville Record notes strong crops with harvest ongoing for wheat and a very good second alfalfa crop aided by rain. Corn barley and oats look promising while pastures stay lush. Drovers face law compliance after cattle stampedes damaged property. fines and compensation cited. Colborne Street decorates for Dollar Day with flag displays on main street and plan for future civic holidays.
Churchill Mr and Mrs Henry Nightswander and others hosted by Mr and Mrs John Graff. Guests included Mr Lindsay Miner and Mrs George McCharles. Miss Lucinda Graff and Mig Beat rice Joft visited friends in North Bay and Powassen during the week.
The Limehouse Women's Institute holds its monthly meeting this Thursday afternoon August 6 at Mrs J Binck's home The United Church Limehouse also hosts a monster garden party this Thursday evening August 6 at Mr W Gowdy's home The Brunswick Trio and the Balmoral Kitties of London will perform the programme.
Mrs H McGormai of Neepawa and Mr and Mrs W Ballantyne of Dauphin visited Mrs William Dennis and friends here. Traffic officer Lemon led a convoy along the highway while drivers abuse its privileges. Guelph Pauper Box Co L O No 2621 picnicked at Bruce Springy with largest attendance in its history. Mr and Mrs Thomas Gregon and Phyllis of Toronto visited William Donnis this week.
Farmers report oats cutting under way with yields higher than expected while thrashing starts next week nearby. Residents enjoyed Civic Holiday races at Stanley Park Erin and a pavilion dance. A garden party attracted many locals. Miss Marjorie Aitkens and Miss Annie Marshall visit from Toronto and Guelph respectively.
Toronto visitors Mr and Mrs Ben Brown stay with Mr and Mrs W A Chapman while Mrs S Baker of Waterdown spends a week in town. The Band played for Burlington firemen, a baseball injury to Clarence Hill of Mansewood, Miss McErien’s death in North Bay, Burdette Graham’s store accident requiring six stitches, ex premier T Crawford Norris visiting Milton, George Ing fined for midnight restaurant hours, and other local notes from Milton and district.
The T. S. Girls hosted a radio carnival at Mr. George Bolton’s home with performances by Mrs. Robinson Toront o Mr. Wilson and Robinson Guelph Edna Pearen Madeline Taylor Mae Weatherston and cornet solos by Mr. Robinson and duets by Wilson and Robinson. Also noted were church services by the Continuing Presbyterians with Rev A C Stewart and Rev Simpson Toronto and a 12 to 4 ball game win for the local team over Georgetown.
The notice lists results for Form I P Form II J and Form III A of the Lower School examinations at Acton. Merle Stewart Fred Day and Mac Stewart top Form I while Margaret Grindell Mary Chalmers and George Mason lead Form II. Certificates are available from Secretary R M McDonald.
A letter from Acton dated August 6 1926 urges the Municipal Council to address neglect at Fairview Cemetery. The writer cites overgrowth and unmaintained drives, notes cemetery revenues moved to general funds, and calls for a dedicated commission with a caretaker and perpetual care plan to restore and maintain plots, drives, and monuments.
Smiths Furniture Store on Wyndham Street Guelph offers bargains this month including Congoleum rugs in 6x9 7x9 9x9 9x10 9x12 sizes at substantial discounts and a tapestry Chesterfield suite with silk shade. Numerous similar offers encourage customers to visit and inspect the merchandise.
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