Tragedy and Meeting Echo in Community Church
Fragmentary notes describe a church service and a meeting of a workers group. Mentions of a minister, youth gathering, and Shaul appear in the garbled text. No clear events or dates are discernible.
26 Jan 1928
Page 1
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Newspaper
Acton Free Press
Location
Acton, Ontario, Canada
Date
Jan 26, 1928
Page
1
Fragmentary notes describe a church service and a meeting of a workers group. Mentions of a minister, youth gathering, and Shaul appear in the garbled text. No clear events or dates are discernible.
Presbyterians Knox Church Acton announces minister Rev A C Grawart MA with Willow Street Thai. The price of 1 to 2 pm Sunday secoud book The Minister subject The Godly Life. Monday 90 at Vor Prearple's Society Tuesday 400 to Union Skating Party. Strangers leaving add with the ushers will be called upon by the Pastor. Minister subject.
Fragmented OCR notes show a church schedule with Sunday School for men and Bible class at 7 99 pm and Monday 4 00 pm Young People Meeting. A Tuesday event mentions a communion or service and a party on the rink, with other scattered timings.
Family washings done at center rakes. Called for gad delivery. Empty: MHS Floyd. Maple Street, Acton PoA Leperveen & Co Almarideta, Ont.
Warden Blakelock of Halton was moved to head the County Building Committee at the 1927 meeting as preparations for the 1928 council alignments emerged. The County Council, with fourteen members, saw chairmanships reassigned among Acton Georgetown and other municipalities, signaling shifts for next year.
The Public Utilities Commission voted to refund to the corporation the street lighting charge dating from January 1 to August 2, 1927, totaling 19739. A plan outlined to place meters outside both buildings aims to ease service access, with actions to discontinue service if needed. The meeting discussed auditing, department cost apportionment, and supplier payments including Canadian General Electric and others.
A collage of brief items from Guelph area notes. Topics include the Guelph Reformatory population and operations, Knox Church annual reports, a resignation of a faithful officer, Ontario Agricultural College department amalgamation and short courses, municipal politics in Peel and Port Credit, and government actions regarding Alex Hodge.
The Baptist Church celebrated its 85th anniversary with a morning service at the Maptiat Church and an evening gathering at Knox Church. Rev. C. L. Pools led the service with praise, choir, and a sermon on regeneration, stressing personal readiness to meet God and eternal salvation. The United Church lent its auditorium for the occasion, and events featured musical offerings and a tableau, with strong attendance and gratitude to collaborating congregations.
The meeting of Campbell Sedae A WM Ww AM held at Sagua reviewed the officers for the ensuing year. Present were Bo McNiven, MillAwut Cut, KR Maton, Stewart WwW, OB Hyerigan, Mahon eredary, HO Menzies treasurer, J 1. Gurtien chaplain, Crawford, Coubson, and Wlinch leek.
A local concert hosted by the Women’s pintl tate on Wednesday February 1 promises a fine program featuring Joe talent and Mr Hades. The article also notes a motor accident near Mitton with Morrison narrowly escaping death, plus a miraculous escape by Anderson, Morton, and McLean in a second incident near town.
The annual report shows a profitable year with assets of 329 807 and net worth gains. The company reports 12 368 875 in total assets and 4 400 000 worth of insurance in force during the year, with 5 204 policies in force at year end. Directors elected at the meeting include Duncan Campbell, Turner, James Kirkwood, and other officers.
A list of wardens elected Tuesday presiding over county councils at various points in the province. Names include Hovtdas Comets Coamette Brant A Wo Varnatehte Mauce Wood and Jo HP Nixon among others, with multiple districts such as Middlesex and Welland noted.
Visitors and residents mingle during Pant Week with many trips to and from Toronto. Local figures and families—Kerr, McMennie, Kennedy, Brown, Moore, and others—spend weekends with relatives in Georgetown Acton Guelph and Toronto. Funeral attendance, church events, and community greetings mark a lively period as people travel, host, and visit over the week.
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