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Newspaper
Acton Free Press
Location
Acton, Ontario, Canada
Date
Jan 22, 1925
Page
6
The notice lists charges for births marriages and deaths including soc toc per line and extra for poems. It appears as a fragmented OCR item with unclear authorities or dates and reads like an old newspaper bookkeeping entry.
In memoriam notices report burials and memorials for Sarah Border Dr J Hugo Reid Maria Mullings Malcolm McKinnon Mary Elizabeth Fletcher and Jean MacDonald with dates of death and family references. The notices honor loved ones and note enduring memory by spouses and children.
Police Court results show William Flear received a suspended sentence and court costs of 800 after pleading guilty to running a gambling house in Orangeville. Winfield on Waterloo Avenue was fined 200 and costs for selling liquor. Three intoxicated individuals were fined after providing information on liquor sources, with further proceedings announced for an O T A A violation at Milton Heights.
Nassagaweya township council approved a proposed gasoline tax and lower maximum loads on tracks. James W. Moffat was appointed Treasurer, replacing James Simpson who resigned, with meetings and committees set for February 2 and town officer by law readings planned.
Short Course students in Agriculture and Domestic Science Milton hosted a banquet on January 16 attended by about two hundred from the vicinity. Under teacher Atlas Shortréed the event showcased table service and menu planning. Notables included Mr. Alex McLauren chairman and speakers such as Mr. Je Duncan and Judge Eliott. The debate on competition versus cooperation crowned the negative side as winners.
The text observes broad female employment in Norway across sectors such as retail, banking, post and telegraph services, railways, and even law and medicine. It notes women predominate in customer service and clerical roles, with both sexes attending University of Christiania equally and many women practicing as dentists and lawyers.
The February Rod and Gun in Canada features Raymond Thompson's exciting tale The Snow Barrier set in the frozen north. Regular contributors maintain their strong reputations in lively letters and sections, published monthly by W. J. Tad in Woodstock Ontario.
Malcolm McKinnon of Erin Township died Sunday at home in Guelph after a short illness at age 83. He was a prominent local farmer active in agricultural betterment and Liberal politics. Survived by a widow, one daughter Arnold McKinnon and six sons, plus two brothers and other relatives. Funeral Tuesday from his residence with interment in Conlngaby Cemetery.
Mrs Ivens of Brantford formerly Limehouse died after rapid decline from heart trouble. Born in Whitewater Wisconsin she was married to Thomas P Ivens and lived in Toronto LimChougo and Brantford. Survived by four daughters and one son, funeral at Greenwood Cemetery Brantford. Mrs Adam Cook longtime Acton resident died after heart disease and injuries from a fall. She and her husband came to Acton 34 years ago. three sons and two daughters born, only Milas Myrtle survives. Funeral Saturday at Knox Church conducted by Rev Stewart.
Nassagaweya town notes the death of James Marks, longtime township official, at 96. Funeral held Tuesday with interment at Campbellville Cemetery. Gordon Home residents convalescent. A memorial service led by Rev Q Ensor Sharpe planned for Grace Church Milton February 8–22. Reports say Mrs and Mrs J L Sandekson’s daughter was injured in Redondo Beach near Los Angeles. Wm Randall named successor to Tito Ribey in the post office. Adall appears described as a veteran loyal public servant.
An account from anniversary services at the Norval Methodist Church recalling its 1804 founding and Rev. William Philip. Toronto artist J W Forster spoke about his grandfather James Forster, founder of the church. Rev D L McLachlan and Rev Dr A Crows preached, as union plans loom for June. Services were unusually notable.
W Frank Albertson of Melfort Saskatchewan visits Halton and Peel remembering youthful days. Oakville WOTLU aids veterans with five barrels of apples for Christie Street hospital in Toronto. Council weighs bringing back Marlatt Armstrong tannery. Methodist and Presbyterian churches unite. Trafalgar Council ends snow shoveling compensation to cut taxes. roads opened. Paw Campbell, 83, dies in Toronto. Total solar eclipse expected January 24 at 9 am. Methodists provide turkey supper and concert for church members.
The Rockwood Weels of Prayer service closed with Rev Baugh delivering an earnest sermon at the Methodist Church. The Rockwood and Everton Bible Society met at the Presbyterian Church, with Rev Sancetere Toronto addressing attendees. Funeral services were held for James Maris at his residence, with a procession to Osborn Cemetery. The Rockwood Horticultural Society held its annual meeting, electing officers and delegates. The Presbyterian Church annual meeting followed with reports, lunch, and social time as residents recover from illness and welcome longer daylight.
The report describes heavy drifting causing travel difficulties this week. Mrs Nelson’s driver broke away from a cutter but the vehicle stopped safely as Mrs Nelson assisted. Mrs Peter Murray, long ill, was taken to the Guelph Hospital for surgery on Monday.
A fragmented meditation on readiness and turning courses in life. Quotes from Marcus Aurelius and William Penn reflect perseverance, duty, and enduring friendship. The piece weaves themes of daily prayer, courage, and moral guidance.
A street philanthropist counsels a distressed boy whose brother has a vacation and who laments not attending the same school. The boy cries out his frustration as the helper offers comfort and asks about the missing schooling.
Advertises positions paying eight dollars daily for electricians, battery experts, and auto mechanics. Offers training in bricklaying barbering and dental mechanics with a free catalogue. Located at Hemphil's 363 King Bt West, Toronto.
A fragmented note urges readers to obtain an examination to determine normalcy, warning against guesswork and overconfidence. It emphasizes identifying the trait and then acting, claiming a few minutes here can resolve the matter.
Notice to creditors of the estate of James Matthews deceased of Acton Ontario. Creditors must file claims by February 23 1925 with solicitor H N Warmer Acton. Executors Chester Matthews and Anna Maddock will distribute estate after that date and are not responsible for later claims.
The report notes a failure to reach the 06 target by Wednesday forenoon due to a bottleneck in setup before forms clog. It suggests the result will likely be Wassatiafactory.
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