Toronto Visitors and Local Engagements Note
Mr Mugene MacPherson of Toronto visits his parents in town. Mrs William Johnstone is visiting Tilbury with the MacLeans. Mr H Harrison of Toronto plans a motor trip to Florida and Mexico. J H Reed attended the funeral of Nathaniel Reed in Fergus. Mr M E B Nixon is in hospital for treatment. R Jerson shows improvement and enjoys trips outdoors. Mr and Mrs George Leslie announce the engagement of Charlotte to William McPhederan of Toronto with marriage planned late January.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mugene MacPherson
Toronto
R. J. McPherson
William Johnstone
Tilbury
PF. A. MacLean
H. Harrison
Florida
Mexico
Par
J. H. Reed
Nathaniel Reed
Fergus
George Leslie
Hornby
Charlotte
Willam McPhederan
J. McPhedran
Wedding at St. Albans Seals Nora Waterhouse Union
A winter wedding in St. Albans Acton joined Nora Waterhouse and her groom in a ceremony by Brooks. The bride wore an ivory satin gown with double tulle and train, bouffant skirt, and orange blossom hat. Attendants included sister Mae in rose silk and brothers Fred and Chas as ushers. The couple plans residence in Georgetown after a Toronto wedding trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Alban's
Acton
Nora
Waterhouse
Brooks
Marjorie
George Gimpson
William
Lilles-Of-The-Valley
Fred
Chas
Elmer Burt
Georgetown
Toronto
Tuck
Wright Beardmore Wedding in Toronto Last Week
Miss Dorothy Joan Beardmore, former debutante and accomplished musician, married George Merritt Campbell Wright at St. George’s Anglican Church in Toronto with Rev. J. A. Bell officiating. Details describe the gown, attendants, reception at Alexandra Palace, and plans to reside in Toronto after a New York trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Joan Beardmore
Toronto
George Merritt Campbell Wright
W. George Wright
J. A. Bell
St. George's Anglican Church
W. L Christie
Gordon Beardmore
Acton
John Cakebread
Clara Cox
James Barrdner
Betsy MacDermot
William Joyce
Winnipeg
John Harcourt
John Bull
Jack Huston
John Payne
Alexandra Palace
Mixa
Beardmore
New York
BCE
Warden Halton County for 1940 appoints council members
George Finney chaired Halton County Council proceedings for 1940. A $50 grant was approved to the Canadian Institute for the Blind in response to an appeal. Four by-laws were passed authorizing auditors, road committee appointments, borrowing, and total road expenditures for 1940. Several resignations and new appointments to road and school boards were decided, with adjournment to January 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Finney
Hall
Chalmers
Blair
Canadian Institute For the Blind
County Board of Audit
Byers
Heslop
Messrs. Hall
Gordon, McNiven and Hewson
Kerns
Gilbert
County Road Committee
Robertson
Hillmer
Lessie Kerns
John McNiven
Mr. Gilbert
Hume
W. Wilson
ir.Gilbert
John Byers
Hewson
Oakville
Reginald Smith
Burlington
A. C. Mason
Gordon J. Campbell
Georgéiénh
C. B. Dayfoot
Wilson
House of Refuge
W. A. Wilson
Children’s Aid Society
of Halton
May
Acton Baptist Church Honors Miss Plank on Removal
A small gathering at Miss Mamie Masales home honors Barbara Plank as she leaves Acton Baptist Church. Friends present a written address expressing regret and a token of appreciation, noting her zeal in choir and the B Y P U and Mission Circle. A housecoat is given and well wishes extend for her new sphere of work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baptist Congregation
Miss Plank
Acton
Barbara Plank
Mamie Masales
Barbara
B.Y.P.U
Mission Circle
Cute Brunette Exchange Sparks Halting Conversation
In a brief exchange a smiling brunette draws a tentative response from a husky companion. The scene captures a light moment as a playful interaction unfolds with mutual smile and curiosity.
Acton Beat Guelph Twice-Now in Second Place
Acton defeated Guelph 9 7 in six minutes of overtime on Monday night after a 7 7 regulation tie. Nichols scored six goals and Brush and Marzo assisted while Hillier served multiple penalties as Acton built a late rally and clinched the win.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Acton
Guelph
Ieid
McDonald
Wilton
Harrington
Nichols
Marso
Brush
Guy
Hillier
Marzo
Hiller
Thompson
Keene
Murphy
Brown
Acton Nets
Biltmore
Actonites
Maple Leafs
Tyler
Johnnie Gay
Goy
Blow
Savage
Papillon
Ernie
Monday Action Matches in Milton Guelph and Bolton
Schedule fragment shows games with Milton, Guelph, Bolton and Burlington and Georgetown matchups listed for Monday. The terse note places Milton at Milton and Guelph at Bolton with Burlington and Georgetown likely hosting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bolton
Milton
Guelph
Burlington
Acton
Georgetown
Atton
Guelph Ak Eee
New Telephone Directory Issued for Acton and District
More than 23 000 telephone directories were mailed for Galt Guelph and Kitchener with 310 volumes sent to Acton. The new edition includes 8300 new and revised listings 1519 alphabetical and 1852 classified. Bell Canada district manager J I Sanderson urged subscribers to discard old books and consult the new ones before calling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Galt
Guelph
Kitchener
Acton
J. I. Sanderson
Bell Telephone Company of Canada
Also Mentioned on This Page
M EB. Nixon
Mr. R. Jerson
Tuck-Waterhouse
ST. Albans
Wright-Beardmore
George Wallace
Clothes
Yonge St
Kiyrie Birks
Alex. Stewart
Guelph Ontario
E. P. Head
al General Lines of Insurance
Ocean Steamship Tickets
F. L. Wright
Cooper Block
Wallace Beery
Lew Lehr
Dick Tracy
Gracie Allen
S. S. van Dine
Rough Riders
Roy Robers
Lone Stranger
Porky
Fox News
Wuthering Heights
Emily Bronte
Merle ‘Oberon
David Niven
Will Osborne
George Finney
Halton
Barbara Ryder
Brockville
Bride OF Pte
C. B.C. Broadbent
Parr Paris
Brockville Recorder’ and Times
First Presbyterian Church
HL Albery
F.A.G.C
Charles Swayze
Wilda Baker
G. Black
Cameron Highlanders
Ottawa
Magill
Kirkman
Zigmont
Reid
Compagnaro
Campbell
Snod
Ryder
Agnes
JELLO
Smith
Berts
Speatt
Smart
Wideer's
Lady Godiva
Acton Public Utilities Commission
Directed By
Edithemma Muir
The
H.E.P.C
Wellcome
L.m-C.s
Stone Frigate School
R.C.N
Elm.c.s
Royal Military College
Kingston
Ontario
Royal Canadaa Navy
His Majesty's Naval__Dockyards
W. B. Holmes
HALC3
Reti
Gouche
Vittor Airth
RCN
Swest
Eric
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