Quiet country church and childhood memories
Clear-eyed and prim with birch light falls on a small countryside church. Children in the pews, parents planning, bees hum, horses stamp, and clover nods as a girl named Jeannie Pongleton Ewing reflects on faith and long prayers.
Acton Overseas Gleanings Highlight Local Ties and Events
The Acton Gazette from Middlesex reports on a mix of homeland notes including a Leyton councillor and Acton Ontario connection during a Chamber of Commerce visit, street campaigns by the Acton Conservative Association, a long retirement for school caretakers, fund-raising for miners' families, a refused gramophone request at Acton Education Committee, and various local incidents, weddings, and public events with UK and New Zealand ties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. E. Hinton
Leyton
H. W. Hinton
Acton
Ontario
Chamber of Commerce
Acton Conservative Association
Western Avenue
East Acton
Preston
Acton County School
Rothschild Junior Mixed School
Acton Education Committee
Lord Newton
George Leveson- Gower
Murray Griffith
Underground Railways
Clifford Evans
High-street
Eastbourne
William T. Ball
Hanbury Road
St. Martin's Church
West Acton
New Zealand
Ilness
Herbert Mole
Newsagent
Kinglywood Road
Pas
Gordon Rk. Wightman
Allstree Road
Fulham
Willam
London
National Citizens’ Union
Sarah ‘Wheeler
Somerset-road
Acton Green
Acton Lane
Acton Fire Station
Thames
Kew Bridge
Kemip
Middlesex Corner
Brentford
John Henry Booker
Saville-road
Acton Braen
Ealing Town
Acton. Park
G. Havill
St.” Mary's
Alfred Hubert Crichton
J. A. Crichton
G. Spencer-road
Flora Winifred Jenkins
W. Jenkins
Our Foremothers Honored in Acton Remembrance
A speaker extols fore mothers over forefathers, praising their hearth keeping, devotion, and faith. He recalls Acton settlers Adams and their kin, noting descendants visiting from Grand Rapids while listing local foremothers by family name and recalling schoolboy John Nicolson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
God
United Church
Yeaor
Acton
Adama
Ezra
Zenas
Eliphalet
Rufus
Adams
George Wesley Cook
Grand Rapids
Mich
Thomas Cook
Esquesing
Ana
Daitons
Muthotandat
Gibbons
Campbells
Matthéwa
Moores
Lasby’s
Cummings
Hails
Davidsons
Nickling
Stauffers
Billiotts
Lambs
Swackhamers
Snyders
Ryders
Dennys
Manns
Warrens
Browns
Farmers’ and Gambles
Gordons
Coles
Wardens
Watsons
Millers
Lawsons
Scotts
McLeans
Old Ontario friends revisit Marlette farm life
In reminiscences spanning sixty years, John Laster and Nellie Nicolson built a sturdy Marlette farm home with sons John and Nicolson, and later Malvina Black joined the family. The Nicolsons remain active, Mrs Nicolson driving horses and cars, as old Ontario ties endure through visits and shared memories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John
Thomas Davidson
Charlie
Davidson Farm
N.W. Whitley
MN Whitley
Nassagaweya
Rother
Daniel
St. Alban's Church
John Laster
Marlette
Michigan
Tom
Nellie
Nicolson
Acton
Nellie Nicolson
Ontario
Malvina Black
George Black
Halton County
Malvina
Also Mentioned on This Page
A _COUNTRY CHURCH
Jeannie Pongleton Ewing
Acton Gazette
Middlesex
England
Ally
Waosao Eve H. Cann
Grave-road
Maskell
Treet
Notting Dale
Alexandra Palace
Palace de Danse
Akating
Sappho
Herole
Quebec
Sarah BE. Bowerman
John Nicolson
Marlatte
Shetland Isles
Scotland
Atty
Harvesters
Winnipeg
West
Edenton
Macleod
Calgary
Smith's Falla
Toronto
Lake Ontario Shore Line
Havelock-Paterboro
Kingston
Renfrew Junction
Burketon
Bobcaygeon
Dranoel
Port McNicol
Bolton
Mic Central
Pere Mary Windsor
Fase
Erie & Northern Mar
Fine Chose
Fawn and Lovatt
Mill St
McKeon & Powell
Balbriggan Underwear
Penman
Merino Underwear
Chambrai
Chambrail
Work Sox