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Newspaper
Acton Free Press
Location
Acton, Ontario, Canada
Date
Aug 10, 1933
Page
5
Brief items from surrounding communities capture local happenings. Notes on events, meetings, and curious occurrences draw reader interest and offer a snapshot of regional life.
Ballinifad and Mrs Moody family from Schomberg spent Sunday at Mrs Moody’s father’s home with Mr Harding and Mr Churchill party from Willowdale also visiting Mr Hitchcock and grandfather Mr Graffyte. Mrs Ellis is spending a couple weeks at her Proton home.
Mr George Ellington remains in critical condition with appendicitis. Leonard Awrey shows improvement after hospitalization in Toronto. Mrs Bell D Arcy and Kelvin Bell with the Bell family from Toronto spent Civic Holiday with Wm Cheyne and family. Additional greetings to Marjorie Thompson, Peggy and Nettie McLuckie, Jennie Barr, Lila Miller, Clarence Miller.
A social afternoon honors Miss Dorothy Reeves, an August bride elect, with gifts as she tours a lawn presentation at Mrs. P. Smith. Local societies hold August meetings, featuring talks by Rev. J. P. McLeod and institute programs across Everton.
Brampton visitor Alex McPhail stayed with relatives. St Helena guests the Dredges visited R Early. Local reception for Mr and Mrs Grant at Brookville. Hamilton and Guelph residents welcomed home. Fergus celebration attendees and other regional visits noted. Funeral for John Kennedy drew large local attendance. Williams, Roberts, McMillan, and Ferris among those mentioned.
Stewartown notes the Scouts left for Mt Dennis on Tuesday after spending two weeks of holidays locally. The community reports a splendid turnout at the St Johns Anglican Church evening service. A village picnic at LaSalle Park Burlington was enjoyed by attendees. Miss Phyllis Podle and Douglas Podle of Toronto visit with Mr and Mrs Sanford. Mr and Mrs Ed Harris relocate to Georgetown.
Dr J C Lindsay of Toronto spent the holiday at his home. Mr and Mrs C Wilson of Ashgrove and Mrs W McCullough visited friends in Guelph on Sunday. F Gardiner Rita Gardiner A Arthurs J Arthurs and R Connolly of Toronto visited Mann Bros. W McCullough learned of his uncle Dr T McCullough’s death in Chatsworth. Edna Graham of Dixie spent the weekend with N F Lindsay. Lloyd James visiting John Beckett in Puslinch.
In Rockwood last week about fifty YPU youths led by Rev. McLeod used Camp Onda Wan after Ro-Tri-Blu campers left for Guelph. Galt YMC A leaders take over for two weeks. Fergus Centennial events, a wood fire near lime kilns, and several local visitors are recorded along with church services and contributions at the United Church.
Eden Mills Presbyterians hosted a raspberry festival Tuesday with strong attendance and a well received programme. Rev Gandier enjoys holidays this month. A social evening included games and supper at the United Church led by Mr Groat of Ebenezer. Mr Marshall and Mr Pickett motored from Milton to Katrine for a few days at Mahoney's summer resort.
Mrs. Jos A Wilson visits daughter Mrs Reg Marshall. Mrs J P Bartleman of Timmins visits her parents the Hemstreets. Dr and Mrs McColl and Enid spend holidays at Bayfield. Chas Johnson returns from hernia operation at Guelph General. Kenneth Agnew family and others vacation at Kiomano Beach. Mrs T C Dales and grandchildren holiday at Beaverton. Mrs A D Dice visits sister in Kingston amid stroke illness. Rev J N McFaul and Betty return from Ireland after five weeks and council trip. Fifty Alton descendants hold a family reunion at Jos Wickson Bronte and vow annual event.
Over fifty ladies attend the monthly Women's Institute gathering at Mrs. D. G. Robertson’s home. The program includes an Institute Ode, prayers, minute readings, and student essays. Various members recite, sing, or share speeches while neighbors visit and relax with refreshments.
Hector Guthrie returns from Toronto for the holidays while Buffalo and Guelph visitors drop in. A church reopening draws a large crowd at the Corners as Georgetown residents celebrate anniversaries and family gatherings fill the weekend. Several Toronto and Toronto area guests join locals in weekend visits to various households.
A lengthy list of visitors spent a weekend with Limehouse families including Mr. and Mrs. Edge of Waterdown and Mr. and Mrs. Meredith of Brampton. They toured Toronto, then returned home Sunday. Norma Proctor of Toronto visited Mrs. Jas. Grant. Various other locals and Toronto guests were mentioned along with church and club activities at Limehouse.
Nassagaweya gathering of Storey and Black connections marked by a large turnout and varied sports. Visitors include Daniel Kingsbury of Dundas and Mr and Mrs Castle Smith of Toronto. A softball game at Elwood Wilson field saw Everton defeat Ebenzer 13 to 12.
GEORGETOWN residents report a 50 person Sunday school picnic at Huttonville Park with races and baseball. The Georgetown Girl Guides and Friends troop, led by Captain A. N. Carter, left by truck for two weeks under canvas at Streetsville. Mrs. George Riddall to act as camp matron. Several families enjoy stays at Honey Harbour and Wasaga Beach, with editor FP Leonard White and others noted among visitors and vacationers.
11 00 a m Service in the United Church Rev Gifford will preach at 12 00 noon Sunday School and Bible Class 7 00 p m Service withdrawn Everybody welcome
9 45 a m Sabbath School followed by 11 a m Rev Dr Howard sermon no evening service church welcomes all attendees and visitors
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