Marriages and Deaths Listed in Acton Area Notices
COLEMAN On Friday December 5 1930 to Mr and Mrs W B Coleman Jr a daughter Florence Bertha Wilhelmine. CORMAN PATTERSON At United Church Parsonage Acton December 6 1930 Mary Marguerite Bernice Patterson to Herbert Garfield Corman. ROBERTS Martha storey died in Toronto December 4 1930 aged 43 wife of S Roberts. BULL Herbert O Bull died at St Josephs Hospital Guelph December 7 1930 in his 35th year. SMYTH William T Smyth died Brampton December 7 1930 formerly of Acton aged 77. WILSON Wilhelmina Wilson died Rockwood Ontario December 8 1930 in her 77th year. IN MEMORIAM PRICE Emma Price left us December 5 1929 one year has passed and memories linger. Sincerely missed by husband family brothers and sisters.
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Corman-Patterson
United Church Parsonage
Acton
C. L. Pools
Mary Marguerite Bernice Patterson
Hamilton
Herbert Garfield Corman
Grimsby
Roberts
Toronto
Martha Btorey
Roberta
Bull
Bt. Joseph's Hospital
Guelph
Ontario
Herbert O. Bull
Smyth
Brampton
William T. Smyth
Wllen McKorsie
John Wilson
Price
Emma Price
Desr
Christmas activities brighten Acton community upbeat
December scenes show concerts and gifts as crowds decorate store windows and plan donations for the Community Tree. Acton Women’s Institute meets with a $5 lodge donation and a program including Mrs Jennings and Mrs Cartwright, followed by refreshments and social time.
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Acton Women'’s Institute
Mig
Mia
Frances Jennings
Cartwright
Milton
The Meaning Of Water In Death Valley Camping
In Death Valley the women travelers recount a dry camp experience from Purmage Creek to Ball Creek. They describe thirst, fear of lacking water, and how water became the sole precious possession guiding their survival and mood.
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Tyo
Death Valley
California
Mormyc
Edna Brush Perkins
Purmage Creek
Walter
Ball Creek
Furnace Creek Branch
Mountain Spring
Leaving chance to decide the right choice
A caution urging young readers to use best judgment before making decisions. It warns against letting chance pick questions that require thought and careful consideration, comparing the process to choosing clothes or a necktie. Emphasizes using the brain and not leaving decisions to luck.
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Pronte
Chiayce
A Home to Share in a Town of Guests
Oloity Colyer receives a letter from Cousin Abbie Berry proposing a visit. Rob and Cicily debate hosting Abbie in their small apartment while remembering past generous hospitality and debating whether to break their rule of not sharing guests. Cicily fears losing the homey spirit.
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Oloity Colyer
Rob
Abbie Berry
Dicily
Cicily
Abbie
Abble
Cousin Abbis
Dfe
Yob
Couxin
Christmas Day Wok Misinterpretation
A playful line jokes that Christmas Day cannot help fling on December 25, reflecting a humorous misreading of the holiday's name and date.
Birthday Gift Prompted Thank You Note Mixup
A small girl receives a pincushion as a birthday gift from her aunt in the country. Her mother prompts her to write a thank you letter, and the child writes a terse note expressing restrained gratitude.
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Dirling
Sunth
Conscientious Juror Questions Malt Boiling Details
In a courtroom exchange a juror asks if the defendant boiled the malt for one or two hours and how he keeps the yeast from boiling over, prompting the judge to clarify consideration of the evidence.
Girl Guide News announces December 31 meeting
Sunday School concerts and Christmas events push the next meeting to December 31. Guides will meet from Santa hour to 8 30 PM, with a new Company of Guides and uniforms sought as Christmas gifts. Captain Mrs. Carter invites Brownies and Brownlees to apply. limited spots and a future announcement.
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Bate
Santa
Guides
Santa Claus
Brownlea
Browntss
Mrs. Carter
Georgetown
Harrison
Shakespeare The Cornerstone Of Reading In An Age Of Overload
The piece argues for turning to Shakespeare amid abundant, sometimes poor new books. It praises his inexhaustible richness and humanity, urging readers to seek rest and refreshment in his verses and universal insight despite his flaws.
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Ife
Notr
Shakespeare
Curing Pronk Temperature Guidance for Home Pork Curing
A Dominion Department of Agriculture note outlines key temperature ranges for curing pork. Dry curing requires stable room temps not far below 36 F, while brine curing risks fermentation if temps rise above 45 F and should stay above 35 F. Regularly refreshing brine helps prevent fermentation and detailed home curing instructions are available free from Ottawa.
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Dominion Department of Agriculture
Ottawa
Look Beneath Thy Surface Judgment of Others
The passage warns that appearances mislead and that judging people by outward polish is flawed. It urges sensible youth to avoid superficial values and to seek inner worth, noting awkwardness or shabby clothes can mask true character.
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Bisbe
Marria
Deshts
Coleman
Mra. W
Coleman, Jr
Cameron Street
Florence Ford
Florence Bertha Wilhelmine
Kerr
Bante Claus
Huard
Wome
Fusby
Danny
James K. Gardiner
Watchmaker Mill Street
Tait Optical Co
Wyndham Street
Guelph Ontario
Hinton’s
TE Adquarte Ah YN Acton
Ranta Laur
Nelson & CO
St. Lawrence, Tor
Red River
Sunkist
POLAR
Castile
Eddy
Tbs
Valencia
Vfinit
Mill Street
Cnahge Kelly
AIKEN
Specialisis
Orangeville
Bedan
J. H. McNally Guelph
Norfolk Street
Girl Guide News
Akes
Crea
M Candy
Raisins
McLean & Co
Acton, Ontario
Renerath
D. H. Lindsay
Prop
Cadies
Cmplen
Pallans
Bonn
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