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Helpful messages invite all to two Bible incidents and a Monday 8 and 8 p Young People's and Prayer Meeting. ALL WELCOME.
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Newspaper
Acton Free Press
Location
Acton, Ontario, Canada
Date
Aug 13, 1925
Page
1
Helpful messages invite all to two Bible incidents and a Monday 8 and 8 p Young People's and Prayer Meeting. ALL WELCOME.
Rev Dr Kannawin of Hamilton preached at Knox Church last Sunday in the absence of Rev Stewart. He was warmly welcomed by locals and former friends as he spent his boyhood in the area.
Aquascutum coats from England offered at about half price. Tailored in English style with typical price around 35 dollars. Limited stock and time, emphasizing value and quality.
Acton officials announce the Fourth Annual Flower Show to run next Wednesday from 3 to 10 pm in Prospect Park Hall. Entries close Monday evening and exhibits must be grown by the exhibitor to win prizes totaling 71 class prizes for cut flowers plants and vegetables and 36 special prizes for various flower and garden categories. Magon’s Orchestra will provide music during the event and Secretary Mr Scriven urges early entries. Oakville Dollar Day touted as a great success with merchants reporting brisk business and shopper satisfaction across two days of publicity and savings. See J. A. Smith’s list of properties for sale in Acton.
Acton defeated Georgetown in twelve innings to extend their winning streak to five games. Pitchers Gibbons and Hepburn worked all twelve innings as Acton scored in the first and third, with Kaley, Squires, and Holloway producing key hits. A circus catch by Ruddy robbed McDonald of a homer in the twelfth, and Kaley later scored on a two run hit by Gibbons. Hillsburg must beat Georgetown to force a playoff.
John H Maud and his wife faced trial in Georgetown for possessing a still and mash for making spirits without notice under the Inland Revenue Act. Maud pleaded guilty and was fined 200 with 12 costs, or months hard labor if unpaid, after authorities found a distilling setup on the kitchen range. Maud paid 70 immediately and promised the rest with time, later bringing 142 to complete payment in court.
The Simcoe area merchants used four full page advertisements in local papers, arguing the campaign yields strong returns. Observers note similar efforts in past weeks show town newspapers driving local sales, while larger city ads target broader audiences. Fragments reference Capleton Place and Acton as comparatives, and mention Charley's Aunt as a movie feature.
The first congregational meeting of the United Church of Canada at Acton was held last Thursday evening with a praise service. Rev. R. E. Zimmerman explained the goal to complete organization, and minutes from July 13 were read. Elders and stewards were elected with a 9:6 Methodist to Presbyterian balance, signaling unity for the new church’s mission.
About 150 people attended St Alban’s Church Sunday School picnic at Eldorado Park despite threatening weather. The event included a soft ball game, a long sports program with close finishes, and a prize list featuring Tots to Boys and Girls ages up to 10, plus various races and a serving of supper before prizes were handed out by Rev H G L Baugh.
Social and personal items describe Miss Marie Wantz and friends holidaying at Chesley. Mrs Yates John of Galt visiting Mrs John Smith Afra. many residents and visitors spend weekends at Wasaga Beach Wasaga Beach and Wasagi Beach include names such as Mason Nelson Hall Murray Tyler Harrison and many others with travels to Georgetown Guelph Toronto and Detroit. The list highlights extended family and friends visiting towns including Acton Kitchener and Brantford and notes appointments and travels of local residents and guests.
The Bank of Montreal crop report notes Ontario wheat nearly all cut and threshed with surprisingly high yields up to abbushels per acre. Barley cutting has begun, oats improved, corn progressing with warmer weather needed, and root crops plus pastures are in good condition and growing rapidly.
Fergus defeats Acton 3 2 to claim their first league win in three seasons. Scoring came from T Dobbie and Cooper after Acton led 1 0 at five minutes and 1 1 at half. Referee R Fell of Guelph officiated the match played before a strong Fergus crowd.
Mr and Mrs Thomas Watson and Mr and Mrs W H Watson were honored by Grand Valley United Church on Tuesday evening. Rev J E Mitchell presided as readers applauded with a complimentary address. Gifts included a gold headed cane Bible parasol wicker chairs and a testament. The event recognized their long church service and their move to Acton.
Winnipeg visitor Mrs J Kerr Brown attends Kingston funeral journey from the West. Elora's Thomas Godfrey announces daughter Helen Edith to Detroit's Alexander Blacklock with August wedding. Acton social rounds include visits by the Leslie, Powers, Norman Lambert, McLean and Bessey families plus engagements involving Ruth Mernor and Harold MacLachlan.
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