Mrs No oH Wilson Thanks Blood Donors and Friends
Mrs No oH Wilson expresses heartfelt thanks to blood donors and those who offered to give blood. She also thanks for the many flowers, cards, calls, and kindness shown during her illness and recovery.
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Newspaper
Acton Free Press
Location
Acton, Ontario, Canada
Date
Aug 23, 1945
Page
8
Mrs No oH Wilson expresses heartfelt thanks to blood donors and those who offered to give blood. She also thanks for the many flowers, cards, calls, and kindness shown during her illness and recovery.
The town prepares for a near two week school opening as August ends and Labor Day events loom. Acton Fair is set for September 14 and 15 with new attractions while the Acton Legion plans a parade day of sports and entertainment for Labor Day. The arena may be emptied next year if wartime constraints ease.
Twenty years ago the Bell Telephone Company installs an awitehboard to serve 150 more patrons. Factories and engineers place metal numbers on poles along to Provincial Highways. The Toronto Sarnia Highway No 7 William Weaver of Dolly Varden dies after a train collision at Acton. Citizens attend at Huttongle Park. a special electric railway train carries about 200 citizens to the event. Marys Wilson and Dr. Peter Stuart are noted as obituary notices in Guelph area records with ages 58 and 66 respectively.
The August Busy Bees Club gathering at Mrs. W. E. Britton’s home included eight members with letters from Pte Glenn Britton and word of chocolates received for overseas servicemen. Donations were made to mine sweepers, plans for quilts discussed, and social events noted with local residents visiting and attending dances and gatherings.
Erin Mr and Mrs R Hall spent the weekend with their daughter Mrs Robert McArter in Brampton IP S Marty of Toronto purchased the residence on the 15 Side Road from DS Leitch George D Fletcher of Exin Township sold his residence in Etin Village now occupied by Mrs Chisholm to Fred Hall of Erin Township Alex Foster Caledon Township was severely injured Tuesday morning when he fell from a ladder while painting at the home of Ernie Teeter in Erin Advocate.
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