County Council appoints and debates road committee
Minutes show Milton county council discussed appointing a Road Committee with five members, contesting Finney’s tenure, and suggesting wardens rotate seats. A resignation from Treeve John Byark triggered debate on committee composition and governance.
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Cotinetl
Milton
Leste Kerns
Nelson
Keskloni
John Byark
Treeve
Oakville
Finney
Counce
Thi Council
Everton Choral Society Gave Concert At Batitht Church
An inlet demonstration by the Everton Choral Society at Batitht church on Toesulay featured forty singers. The women choir impressed most, with strong solos by Mrs. Prank Artin and Shawinigan H Heasing. The director, Wim Flack, guided an attentive audience through varied tempi and harmonies, with several numbers praised for their beauty and finish.
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Wilby Syaveny
Iver
Batitht
Ted
Umea
Phos
Wim Flack
Avino
Prank Artin
Hannhead
Pii
Shawinigan
Heck
Charles Landsborouigh
Owas
Matisielon
Halton Company Donates to War Victims Fund
A Halton firm contributed to the British War Victims Fund as part of a campaign noting unanimous support from Polish associates and recent officer elections. The piece lists officers Victor Halhwoes and Chas Readhead among others, and mentions a daily water requirement for a huge Indian metropolis.
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Halton Company
Aton
Cimon Farniags
Hoowas
Force Bowlers League Leaders Win High Prize
The Force Bowlers League saw leaders claim a top prize after a decisive win over Hatters. The event featured close competition with standout performances, including key scoring runs and notable plays by top teams and players.
Carl Lomuth guest speaker at Y's Men club event
The article describes Carl Lomuth as the guest speaker for the Acton YM Y's Men’s Club meeting. It highlights his discussion on the Canadian Conference and Canada’s affairs, and notes a cautious stance against political entanglements during his remarks.
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Carl [Lomuth
Y’s
Acton YM
Carl Honuith
Marie
Presten
Ottawa
Ida Honmith
Tie
Dainy
Lanner
Sethe
Cine Canada
Poo Tably
Coule Laive
Hal
Reison
Aste
Cpt
Dana Millers
Amino
Guelph Presbyterian Women Appoint New Officers
The Guelph Presbyterian Church held its twenty seventh annual meeting with reports from all committees. New officers were installed including honorary presidents and various vice presidents and secretaries, reflecting active church leadership in Guelph.
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Gina
Kany
Chanel
Chie Auld
Mia Melellan
Guelph Pit
Maras Woof Cambie
Canedph
TP Ho Benim
Actan
Burns Night Observed By Young Peoples Groups
A damaged report describes a Burns Night gathering held on Monday March 27 by youth and social groups. It lists speakers and activities and notes the event addressed social and national issues with poetry readings and communal performances. A separate note mentions Henry Syer, 43, injured in a refrigerating plant incident with damages awarded.
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Chematero
England
Henry Syer
Charity at Ahome Funds diverted subscriptions
Salton Englund reports the town's Smthre Fund has closed with retention of subscrip tions diverted to a local Mistress fund, prompting questions about governance and financial oversight.
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Salton Englund
Smthre
Easterbrook Miller Wedding in Toronto Church
The wedding of Manthe Catherine Miller and Easterbrook took place Saturday at St Addan's Church in Toronto. Miss Eleanor Evans sang during the ceremony and the bride wore a gown described with elegant details. she was given in marriage by her uncle Frank Bera.
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St Addan’s Charch
Toronto
Ferns
Catherine Miller
Frank Meroty
Easterbrook
Walaier Fond
Toranto
Hor Engin
Eo Seune
Eleanor Evans
Frank Bera
Dnes
Seem Beri
Tad van Deny Cave
Onteeni
Moesitinge Bay
Montredih
Homissten Fondo Rorenate Agtty
Wetatige
Invasions and Brother Letters Reported in War Brief
Fragmentary lines describe a wartime exchange mentioning Mr vanGeogen, relatives named Hana Vaanaesen and Merete Martine, and a British shipment. The garbled text hints at a reunion or notice of someone’s welfare with references to Acton and distant memories.
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vanGeogen
Hana Vaanaesen
Merete Martine
Dane Sersanigcon
Calon
Fractured Memoir Verse Echoes a City Under Siege
Fragmented prose recalls a city living with fear and bombardment. The narrator laments destruction, laboring through streets blurred by war while families endure, seeking shelter, food, and safety as distant powers clash.
Splendid literary meeting program at Dublin
A fragmented report outlines a Dublin literary meeting program with mentions of speakers and topics. Names, dates, and specific items are obscured by OCR errors, but the piece signals a scheduled agenda and participants.
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Dublin
Rural League Opening Games Spark Early Contests
The Rural League season began with mixed results as teams like Caines and Millen Pain posted early wins while others faced defeats. Local clubs including Norval Mugare and Cony Mastedael challenged for early standings amid a series of tense matchups and key performances entering Frida week.
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Frida
Norval Mugare
Acton Arena hosts Friday night high school league action
Action centers on Acton Arena as teams face off in a Friday league event. Undefinable rostering includes coachs and referees with Frank cashbons named as referee for the season.
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Acton
Lenitte
Warty
Acton Arena
Frank Cashbons
Varied Program at Greenock Literary Last Thursday
Irregular listings describe a Greenock literary event held last Thursday evening with a mixed program. The piece notes performers and participants and mentions a contest and a tour plan for the following Thursday with varied acts and readings.
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Greenock Literary
Memorial service for chief scout in tribute
An obituary style note recalls a chief scout honored at a memorial service. It mentions military or troop associations, local attendees, and a tribute ceremony held in a church or hall. The piece preserves names and places with a formal, ceremonial tone.
Acton Junior Farmers Pub Orchestra Plans Show
Acton Town prepares for a village music event on February 6 featuring the Acton Junior Farmers Pub Orchestra along with Clare Burt and Ike Hamilton. Local residents invited to enjoy a night of community entertainment.
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Acton Town
HBO Ue
Gquapaces
Acton
Clare Burt
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