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Newspaper

Acton Free Press

Location

Acton, Ontario, Canada

Date

Jul 02, 1931

Page

8

Marriages Deaths And In Memoriam Notice Fragment

Fragmentary obituary page lists marriages births and deaths from June to July 1931. Entries include Jung 26 1931 child of Walter Cwirg and Liam LePage Wood born in Toronto and Kilbride, Sarah Tibbies widow of George Tibbies, Elizabeth Cunningham wife of Andrew Anthony aged 73 years 2 months, Robert James Thompson son of a brother Willow Street Acton, Moore Henry Phillip Moore police magistrate died at 13 th year with funeral at Acton Fairview Cemetery, and Jones memory note for Billy who died July 3 1929 with family message from Mother Father and Frank.

Itwigg Toronto Rgey Jung Walter ‘Cwirg Liam LePage Wood Kilbride Sarah Tibbies George Tibbies Anthony Georgetown Elizabeth Cunningham Andrew Anthony Jones Billy Mother Pather

Summer heat and town notes from Acton 1931

In the waning half of 1931 Acton and surrounding districts report heat waves with temperatures near one hundred in the shade. Local life includes picnics, reunions, a Beale doubles bowling prize, and a Dominion Day heat record. Acton football at Oakville, plus church anniversaries, tax rate notes, and a graduating student achieving second class honors at Central Tech Toronto.

Beale Georgetown Meuura Swoeney J. Yauer Post Unico Acton Pred Young Central Tech Toronto

Peace Prayer for Unity and Global Brotherhood

A sacred, historic prayer pleads for peace among nations and unity among peoples. It calls for forgiveness of warlike greed, the destruction of enmity, and steadfast minds amid calls for vengeance, seeking world sympathy and the progress of peace makers through Jesus Christ.

Alain Jesus Christ Our Lord

Laurel Ontario Teacher Olive Cooper Receives Farewell Gifts

Miss Olive N. Cooper of Laurel leaves the Public School after two years of service to join Normal School. The Laurel community presents an ivory toilet set with a warm address praising her teaching, musical ability, and leadership, expressing regret and best wishes for Divine guidance and future meetings. Signed by Marold Hamilton, Percy H. Urvan, and Earl Lanktroe on June 24, 1931.

Olive Cooper Wm. Cooper Acton Laurel Sagain

Get It: The Call to Higher Things and Perseverance

A rugged inspirational piece urging daily effort and persistence. It recalls Daniel Webster and General Grant as authority figures for self discipline, urging readers to focus on practical work, improve themselves, and keep trying despite ridicule or hardship. It uses historical echoes to motivate steadfast study and character.

Daniel’ Webster New England Webster Plasa Websator Welig Grant Aueceya Charles W. Echwab Qheen Victoria Cruistone Washington Binoola

Man Injured in Collision Near Eaton’s Store

Middie Roagh of Oakville sustained painful injuries after being knocked down by a heavy transport truck in front of Eaton’s store on Colborne Street Friday night. He suffered head cuts and two fractured ribs as the driver, who did not stop, fled the scene. Fairy Lake draws crowds as the Bow fishing season opens July 1, with hot weather drawing bathers day and night. The crowded beach area and dressing facilities remain inadequate, and car owners use park access in bathing attire.

Mit Gilbert Hardy Middie Roagh Oakville Eaton's Colbomme Street Pullee Mardy Fairy Lake Nong LB. Shorey

Expressions of Blessing Across Cultures Toasts and Superstitions

A survey of greetings for sneezing across cultures notes that many peoples attribute protective or apologetic responses to sneezes. Africans and Indians say God bless you. Eskimos and Irish tradition invoke similar blessings while Portugal and Russia have their own phrases. English speakers largely ignore it yet take preventive action against colds.

France British East Indies Portugal

The Truth Abides and Shifts with Belief Across Time

A reflective piece argues that truth endures beyond belief yet is not identical to what people accept. Human reasoning errs, superstition fades, and authority does not grant truth. The author urges careful pursuit of truth despite personal costs or widespread error.

Uney

Annapolis Valley growers show spray costs and returns

The Economic Annalist reports Nova Scotia Annapolis Valley growers with bearing orchards who sprayed more than five times earned about 167.31 per acre on 11.50 cost per acre. Twelve growers who sprayed and dusted more than ash trees saw returns roughly offset by higher costs. Average 11.42 per acre on 194 farms yielded 125.02 per acre. A cartoon note follows about golf and a doctor’s advice.

Orgin Agricultural Economics Branch Dominion Department of Agriculture Annapolis Valley Nova Scotia Farma

Flash Bathing Suits For All The Family Priced From 75

Advertises knit bathing suits designed to conform to body lines for family wear. Claims added pleasure in swimming with prices starting at 75 dollars.

Hats Off to a Martyr

A man visits his doctor seeking ankle treatment. After examination the doctor notes the ankle is broken and asks why he waited. The man replies two weeks. The doctor questions his reliability as his wife urges him to quit smoking, implying past medical misstatements.

Mike

Entered Into Rest Mrs Andrew Anthony Georgetown 76

Mrs Andrew Anthony of Georgetown died after a four month illness at 76. Survived by husband and six daughters, including Mrs P Howes and Mrs Haye ham. one son Walter C.. many grandchildren. A Presbyterian, she twice removed with family to Norval, then Georgetown.

Andrew Anthony Georgetown HH. 8. Wilson Acton J. Lanle Aylmer H. Cleave H.ayeham Glenwilliams W. W. Henry

A Winter Cruise On Summer Ben s Concert Fails At Sea

A charity concert aboard the ship faces disaster as fierce wind and waves force nearly all passengers to stay prone. The concert manager battles chaos while attempting to interview invalids, the pianist wobbles, and performers stumble as the crowd floods toward the doors.

Mia Misa Milne Suni Jimmy Cone

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