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Newspaper
Acton Free Press
Location
Acton, Ontario, Canada
Date
Aug 11, 1921
Page
7
Rietha, marriages and deaths listed with dates and names. Kenneth Kenley and Olive, Albertain Kieydl, Inelaw Cargill, Margery Lang, and others referenced in a memorial notice. Domestic details and family connections noted amid obituary fragments.
Mixed local notes cover holidays sneak peeks, fairs, exhibitions and harvests. Mentions Toronto Exhibition opening, mushroom harvests, a Lillton bowling tournament, civic notices, and upcoming school holidays. References to Oakville taxes, a Tolworth monument, and the Canadian National Exhibition plans.
Local council discusses funding for road projects and maintenance amid budget concerns. Officials review proposed allocations, potential cost savings, and timelines for work, with emphasis on prioritizing urgent repairs and future maintenance plans.
Local notices describe a town meeting with numerous names and roles, listing committee actions, bids, and projects. Attendees include Morton, Cargill, and others while discussions cover bridges, culverts, and public works amid municipal updates and schedules.
The twentieth annual convention of Ontario's Firemen's Ambulution held at Weaton featured a monster parade with Wyarmplon volunteers winning the $100 cup for best uniform. Awards honored Oakville, Niagara, Milton, and Kincardine brigades among others while a longest-distance parader prize went to a Hol lows company. Premier Meighan addressed crowds, praising Dominion conferences and Canada’s role in peacetime diplomacy.
The Fall Fair benefits the community by showcasing wood grain, garden, truck crops, and livestock. Advertisers gain reach as exhibitors display products to buyers, boosting stock prices and regional reputation. An Oakville editor tours local gardens, praising improved landscaping and the horticultural display.
Acton area notices recount church services at McGundy Methodist Church and memorial committee efforts. Residents including Mr and Mrs W. Dallon and families from Decatur Th and Muskoka visit, with updates on farm work, harvests, and local travel to Kawartha, Milton, and Campbellville. Community members named: McDonald, Haden, McArthur, Rainshaw, Aridgeman, Elderson, Lucker, and more.
Acton Athletic Association rink play marks a victory for Gould and teammates as they defend the Partridge trophy in a league contest. Elmira, Milton, and Vermud compete in a crowded schedule with several players listed among scorers and participants.
In Canalis Aug 0, visitors including Canadian MPs discuss election themes and border issues while walking near the Gratavallatia wall. The scene suggests growing interest in national politics and cross border dialogue as local impressions shape forthcoming ballots.
Creditors of Anpla Campbell late of Acton Ontario who died August 1 181 must file claims with solicitor George Christopher Campbell and prove their account by September 11 10. Sound postage prepaid notices must be delivered or sent. If not received by distribution date September 8 181, the executor will distribute assets to entitled parties and will not be liable for unnotified claims. Dated Acton Ontario August 171. Georgetown Ontario executor George Campbell solicitor.
A garden party at Limehouse Dream bytor iats Church in High Park Limehouse Tuesday evening August 16 features an exhibition game at 8 o clock followed by entertainment by the Fax Fun Co of Toronto and Piper Hose Acton. Ladies booths offer refreshments. Grounds lighting by Colico Tight and Mr Waller T Vans Georgetown. Admission 35 cents for adults 15 cents for children.
As the weather cools our bodies crave sugar. This Saturday sell tables offer Weekend Chocolates at 35c per pound and 7 for 25c on 500 five cent Milk Chocolate Barn varieties. Special No 3 and 4 promote easy sales and shop buzz.
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