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Newspaper

Acton Free Press

Location

Acton, Ontario, Canada

Date

Dec 24, 1935

Page

3

Holidays Bring Home Many Local Residents

Miss Nellie Hall of Toronto returns for Christmas with family in Acton. Hugh Fraser comes home from Western University London. Dr E N Harrop of Toronto visits for the week end. Ilo Marzo of Oakville visits at home this week. Helen Ostrander returns from the University of Toronto. Irene Dunn of Downeyville Ontario holidaying at home. Myrtle Soper of Jamestown New York home for Christmas. Evelyn Roney of Georgetown visits Mune Roney. Ted Hansen from the University of Toronto home for Christmas. Beth Harrison returns from Toronto University for Christmas. Ivan Kirkness of Port Sydney spends the holidays at home. Mildred Hollinger of Utterson spends Christmas at home. Gladys Agar of Nobleton spends Christmas vacation with relatives. Eugene S McPherson of Toronto spent the week end at the parental home. Frank Kelly, Robert Chalmers and Robert Hall of Wingham home for the holidays. Jessie Young, nurse in training, spends a few days at home. Henry Sayers recovering nicely after illness. Bertha Brown of Toronto spending Christmas with her sister Fern Brown and local friends. Engagement announced: Margueritta Thomas of Guelph to Archie Theaker of Guelph. wedding to be announced soon.

Mummified Dogs Found In Ancient Arizona Buried Beside Bodies

Two mummified dogs were discovered in northeastern Arizona beside ancient human remains. The civilization dated between 2500 and 1600 B C. The yellow-haired collie resembling dog and a smaller black and white one were found in perfect preservation, suggesting dogs were kept as companions.

Arizona Beeside

Protecting the Baby and Caregiver Roles in a Household

A baby protection scene shows the wife as the baby's nurse while the husband questions the arrangement. The wife confirms the nurse is qualified and insists no one may kiss the baby around her. A separate note praises Dr Thomas Eclectric oil for camp use, to rub wet feet and legs to prevent muscle pains and aid cuts or contusions.

Thomas

Magistrate Remarks On Defendant’s Look At Arrest

A magistrate questions the defendant’s appearance during arrest. The constable replies the suspect wore “a sort of Q and pinched look,” implying a pressed, worried expression. The exchange captures a courtroom moment reflecting police observations.

Not transferable ticket rule questioned by Begohra

The exchange reworks the line not transferable on a ticket with a Rat explaining admission hinges on the attendee. It underscores personal attendance as the sole path to entry.

Rilke Rat

Dr Thomas electric Oil Advised for Farmers and Stock Rides

The notice urges farmers and stock riders to keep Dr Thomas electric Oil on hand as a ready remedy for flies and as a potent cattle and horse treatment, surpassing any substitute for sweet oil in treating colic and related ailments.

Dr. Thomas Electric

Grounded youth seeks path amid deskbound authority

A fragmented dialogue hints at a young man's resolve while contrasting humble, practical action with a boss who sits behind a desk. The lines suggest tension between initiative on the ground and top‑down leadership.

Crismus Cheer Bit Verse by Edwin P Green

A playful verse urging Christmas giving with bits and tokens to cheer distant friends. The piece references mistletoe and heather, praising simple gifts as warmer than letters and urging readers to share a bit of Christmas cheer.

Slats Diary by Oliver N Warren

Sunday shows a childlike note about Christmas letters and a misplaced paper note. Monday mentions an editor denying a newspaper sale and a joke about a mustache. Tuesday describes dancing with Jane and a joke about serpels. Wednesday covers parental punishment and a wedding plan. Thursday notes a banker’s wife seeing a hotel story in the newspaper. Friday recounts a party with Jane and a question about parental consent for marriage. Saturday mentions Livy Tubbs’s daughter being spanked and a church attendance rebuke.

Seelen Jake Sankuim Jane Nagg Rlomurkubel Lizzy Chirch

Sunday School Lesson Notes on Mercy and Judgment

A historical summary of the Sunday school lessons for December focusing on God’s mercy, punishment of sin, and guidance. It outlines central truths about divine justice, repentance, and the call to stand firm in faith across generations and nations.

God

Your Chance to Be Happy and True Friends Worth Wealth

A reflective editorial cites a Frenchman and Stevenson on happiness found in a few loving hearts. It argues happiness lies in deep friendship, speaking freely, and walking in love, claiming such ties are the true wealth of life.

Prenchman Robert Louis Stevenson

Conscience and the Valor of the Soul Quote

A Rousseau citation discusses how conscience and the soul's valor reflect the body's passions as the voice guiding virtue and judgment.

Rousseau

A Stove For Every Home

JWoneer Equipment Co advertises electric coal and wood stoves and a range of guaranteed used and reconditioned stoves. Repairs offered for all makes. Old stove accepted as part payment. Terms arranged. Established 1923 at 19 Woolwich St Guelph Ont.

Jwoneer Equipment CO Woolwich St. Guelph, Ont

Notice to Creditors of Annis Diana Farmer at Acton

Notice to creditors of Annis Diana Farmer late of Acton widow who died November 15 1935. Executors require full claim details by post or delivery with addresses descriptions of claims and securities by January 20 1936. After that date executor Harold Nash Farmer will distribute assets to those with notice and will not be liable for unnotified claims. Box 335 Acton Ontario.

Annis Diana -Farmer Acton Ontario

Neighborhood News continues from Page Two

Local notes report visitors at Atlantic City hotel guests from Oakville and greetings for Mrs Leaver while Mr and Mrs P Lawrence celebrate their fifty first wedding anniversary. Oakville mourns William Deberry a respected longtime resident. Water and Light Commission praised for its colorful display on Colborne Street and George's Square. Santa brought cheer to Victoria Hall at the Legion Christmas tree party with lively children.

W. G. Jaffray the Drift Oakville Chalfonte- Haddon Hall Atlantic City Samuel Leaver P. Lawrence Chisholm Street Wiliam Deberry Water and Light Colborne Street George's Square Santa Claus Legion Victoria Hall

Burlington Subway Work Advances with New Post Office Plans

Burlington progress on the subway at Freeman is underway with a large steam shovel digging and trucks moving dirt. Worries arise over pedlar price inflation after a boy resold wreaths at inflated rates, while architect Werbert B. Murton prepares plans for the new Post Office building on Inglewood Drive. Tenders for the building contract are expected early next year.

Marshall Close Montreal Wintemute Roseland Copy ,& Sons Freeman O.N.R Lakeshore T. W. Puller Burlington Bull Young Ind Gavzatte

Milton News Roundup of Town Events and Local Names

The Milton degree team of the 1.0.C.F. No 02 performed the third degree at Streetaville lodge. Milton Corporation received a government cheque as its share of revenue from two local hotels. Wallace E. Dickin, formerly of Milton, elected mayor of Owen Sound for 1930. Alderman Mekin long served the city. Santa visited Milton with a large turnout and a parade from Town Hall along Main Street led by the Band and followed by the Girl Guides and Boy Scouts. Farmer Warvey Dixon found a hen perched on his car roof while shopping. the hen remained unfazed as he finished.

Santa Claus Milton Main Street Girl Guides Warvey Dixon

Erin notes and local sports updates from Halton area

Messrs Francis Hurren and Fred Delaney visited relatives in Toronto. Lloyd Kuke fractured his right arm after slipping on the tee. Erin Municipality received a 127 cheque from government for beverage room revenue 1934 95. John Scott resigned as Erin Continuation and Public School Board janitor after over twelve years service. Henry McKinney former Erin resident dies at 65. Shamrock Hockey Club reps attended Halton OWLA meeting as teams Bolton Bradford Shelburne objected to Erin surface. They will join WOILA group later.

Francis Hurren Fred Delaney Toronto Lloyd Kuke Rin Scott Erin Drenry McKinney Chinguacousy W.o.ila Ben Advocatu

Notable Visitor Stuns Firm Leader With Beauty Question

A stern woman asks to see the firm head and is described as very beautiful by a junior clerk. The boss quips that he is not a lighthouse but a tallow candle, joking about marriage. The exchange ends with the young clerk remarking on the head's potential wife.

Alk

Also Mentioned on This Page

Nellie Hall Hugh @raser Western University London E. N. Harrop Ilo Marzo Helen Ostrander University of Toronto Irene Dunn Downeyville, Ontario Evelyn Roney Georgetown Mune Roney Ted Hansen The Beth Harrison Toronto University Ivan Kirkness Port Sydney Mildred Hollinger Utterson Gladys Agar Nobleton Myr Eugene 8. McPherson Messrs Frank Kelly Robert Chalmers Robert Hall Wingham Jessie Young Toronto General Hospital Henry Sayers Bertha Brown Mrt Fern Brown Margueritta Thomas R. M J. E. Thomas R. R No. 2 Guelph Archie G. Theaker Maury Theaker Crismus Crismag Edwin P, Green George Wallace Clothes Yonge Street Hyrie Oliver N. Warren the Sunday School Review Zion Laxuson Christ Harold Nash’ Farmer Gregory “Theatre Sybil Jason Barnes Strongy Maureen O'Sullivan Joe]gie Crea Scrappy Fox Newys Decenhen Seth Harry Leon Wilson Charles Laughton Zusu Pitta Mayle Mausle Neighborhood News Borlington D. L. Moody A. H. Bishop Son Wood APA Agag W. Evans Butcher Mill Street Ont H. N. Farmer Business Directory J. A. McNiven Carner Bower Avenues Elgin Street E. J. Nelson WM. G. Cullen Prederick and Mill Streets Harold Nash Farmer Eta One Kenneth M. Langdon Notary Public Offices Acton Georgetown T. Beynick Catetain Street A. J. Buchanan D.D. S Pp. W. Pearen, D. D.S L. D. SL Lymon Black Mill Street Actom A. G. M. Bruyns Francis Nunan Wyndham Sireet Guelph, Ont General Insurance Fidelity Bonds Fred L. Wright Acton Savage & Co China Guelph, Ontario WynDham
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