Local Gossip Highlights Milton Visitors and Anniversaries
Mar and Mrs Fred Sinclair of Milton visited at the home of her brother Alex Mann this week. Mr and Mrs James Moore of Canmington returned home after visiting relatives in Acton. Mr Harry Norton is in Toronto attending the Ford Motor Co Annual School of Training. Mrs Etta Dills of Toronto, visiting here, returned to the city. Mr and Mrs J A Smith quietly observed their fifty second wedding anniversary at Mill Street home with neighbors and friends offering best wishes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mar
Fred Sinclair
Milton
Alex. Mann
James Moore
Can“mington
Acton
Harry Norton
Toronto
Ford Motorco
Etta Dills
J. A. Smith
Mill Street
Farr Press
Lovell and McLachlan Wedding at Alton
A quiet Alton wedding joined Laura McLachlan and Leonard Lovell in a pink net gown ceremony officiated by Rev Mr Davage. Attended by immediate relatives the couple plans a brief U S honeymoon before settling in Acton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alton On
Satur- Laura
J. A. McLachlan
Leonard W. Well
J. W
Acton
Davage
United States
Mrs. Lovell
Box Social a Feature at Dublin Literary Society
A successful box social at the Dublin Literary Society last Friday evening featured Mr. Stele as chair. The program included Maple Leaf opening, recitations by Elenda Britton and Donasduett, solos by Lorraine Mullin and Irene Corner, harmonica by Albert Fenton, and a school play The Five Fifteen Train. Boxes sold by Mr. Somerville and the night ended with dancing after the National Anthem.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dublin Literary
Stele
Ross
H. IL. Bennie
Dublin
Elenda Britton
Lorraine Mullin
Dessureault
Hull
Georgetown
Burton
Mrs. Robertson
Harmonia
Albert Fenton
Ian Grant
Solas
Irene Corner
Donasduett
Eleanor Ross
Gladys Mullin
Margaret Orton
Mr. Burton
MY. Somerville
Riddle of a Hockey Player’s Name
A word puzzle clues a hockey player by letters from Rumiley Bill Talbot rumpus physics and goals. The answer is a specific player who made Hiora roar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rumiley
Bill Talbot
Hiora
Estate of Martha Ann Hills Notice to Creditors
Notice to creditors and others in the estate of Martha Ann Hills widow deceased. Site of Esquesing Township Halton County Ontario required to prove claims or objections within the time limit. Proceedings overseen by the Surrogate Court for Halton County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha Ann Hills
Esquesing
Halton
Martha Ann A
Eequin
Couny
Acton
Protests Delay First Playoff Round in Local Hockey
After Elora protests and OHCA postponements no games will be held until Friday's meeting. Acton fans blame Elora for the delay as Acton faces Fergus and Guelph for playoff spots. Anxious for on ice results, locals question protests and call for hockey decided by play.
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Elora
Acton
Tito
Stratford
OFLA
OWA
Blora
Muling
Elora S
Minute
Walters
Georgetown
Minute Walters
Brown's
Guelph
Flora
O.H.A
Fergus
ACS News Bulletin From a School Column
A school column reports a student written feature about daily life, a February 3 Literary Meeting in Grade IV with a debate on isolating Orientala from Canada, and various performances. It notes gym classes at the YMCA, a noon weight lifting exhibition by a Georgetown student, and humorous mishaps with a chair and tailor visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ACS
Sages
Canada
Hazel Wilson
Gordon Beatty
Georgetown
Weston Juniors Defeat Acton 10-2 In Exhibition Hockey
Weston Juniors beat Acton 10 to 2 in an exhibition hockey match at Acton Arena. Acton started strong but Weston goalie Ted Grosskurth held firm as Weston built a seven two lead by the second period and added two more in the final frame.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Acton
Weston T. H.L
Acton Arena
Weston
Grossburth
Toronto
Homesters
Ted Grosskurth
Jim Fraser
Jack Shropshire
B. Burlington
W. Frangis
J. Jones
Barnett
W. Smith
B. Hylton
Andy Ross
Doug Archer
F. Holmes
C. Schenck
H. Saunders
J. Kemshead
C. Tyler
C. Joque
R. Brush
F. Papillon
L. Marzo
B. Bayliss
Wordplay on Language and Law Echoed in Chorus
A playful exchange compares the versatility of language and law. The first line praises English as a wonderful language and a great writer can craft using 26 letters, while the second line quips that a skilled lawyer can achieve with just two or three.
Greenock and Bloomsbury Society Share Evening
The Bloomsbury Literary Society hosted Greenock guests for a Tuesday meeting at the school. The program featured guitar and violin, saxophone, readings, piano duets, a speech, and a debate on abolishing credit, ending with the national anthem and a social lunch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bloomsbury Literary Society
McLaughlin
Greenock Society
MclIntyre
Vinting Society
Art McKeown
Bob Allan
Leslie Swackhamer
Swackhamer
Jean Mann
Evelyn Pearen
Helen McCaig
McKeown
Yearly report of the Duke of Devonshire Chapter LODE
The Duke of Devonshire Chapter LODE issues its annual report summarizing 12 months of activity. It notes 41 members with 33 average attendance, nine regular meetings, and projects in water welfare, Empire study, Remembrance Day, and charity. The year featured Founders Day service, Empire cruise, Magna Carta Week observance, and community wreaths, with funds raised through dues and events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duke of Devonshire
Lode
Mic
E. E. Barr
Welfare Board
War Sridhar
India
Navy League of Canada
Canadian Red Cross Society
Lakeside
Grace
Legion Hall
Maya
Fairy Lake
Guelph
Milton
Brampton
T.O.D.E
Australia
Wise Guy and Driver Exchange Tire Banter on the Road
A humorous exchange unfolds as a passenger quips about tire changes and a guard on a local train notes they had the wind behind them, reflecting a light moment during travel.
Neighborly Complaints Stir Up English Village
In a humorous exchange a Cockney speaker teases a new neighbor Mrs Hopkins calling her naughty and noting a dislike for anything “aught.” The light gossip hints at village welcome and social banter rather than serious conflict.
Dialogue on praise and heroism in a rustic exchange
A quirky exchange explores whether anyone ever praises a person and how to recognize maturity. The characters joke about telling worth, with a tug of wisdom about noble nature attracting noble wind, and a playful riddle about distinguishing old and young chickens.
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Armold
Montreal
Lovell-Mclachlan
Alton
Box Social
C. P. Leatherland
Ontario
the, Executors
Clothes
Yonge, St., Toronto
Oppdeite-Ryrie-Birks
Kelly
Aiken
Orangeville
W.'L Dick
Kenneth Y. Dick
Main Street
Weet
Canadian Bank of Commerce
E. P
ST. George's Square
The
Liberal-Conservative Association
County of Halton
Convention Town Hall
Choc
Federal” House
J. M. Robb
John Irving
Gregory
Jean Hersholt
Claire
Trevor
Spider's. Web
Myron Brnnig
Bette Davis
Errol Flynn
Fox News
Fanny Hurst
Joan Garfield
Long Sisters
Don
Bester
A.C.S. News
Ken Blown
Ivan Vickers
Martin Hassard
Gladys McLellan
Ruby Smith
Toan Vickers
Mabel Harris
Jean Frank
Y.M.C.A
Weston Juniors
Greenock Literary Society
Bloomsbury
Sterling ‘Trusts Corporation
Sterling Tower
Wuway
Walter
Patron
Patel
New Shoe Store
Hinton’s
Ceres
Webb Ae
Pang Lane Caronal
Pacelli
Franco Ratth
Pontif
Caen
Dumont
Vatican
Pius XI
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