Presbyterian Knox Church Acton Minister Rev A C Stewart
Notice lists Reverend A C Stewart M A as minister at Knox Church Acton with manse on Willow Street and related church details in a brief community notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. E. Zimmerman
B. A. Paraonage
Willow Street
Presbyterian ‘Knox Church
Acton
M. A
Knox Presbyterian Church
Mra
Church Schedule Announces Services and Prayer Meeting
11.00 a. m. Rev. Wm. Pugsley. 7.00 p.m. Rev. Wm. Pugsley. Thursday 7:45 p.m. Prayer and Praise Meeting. All welcome.
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Wm. Pugsley
Summer dresses priced for every budget across several styles
Shoppers are offered a wide selection of women’s frocks including silk rayon and crepe options. Prices range from 98c for house dresses to 26.50 for georgette styles with multiple sale groups such as 2.98 6.50 7.95 9.75 and 14.95 16.95 19.75 24.50. Sizes span 16 to 44 across many lines.
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Stout
Fuji
Raycot
Meighen Government Defeated After 65 Hours
After Mackenzie King’s resignation, Arthur Meighen formed a short lived Conservative government. The provisional cabinet faced defeat in the Commons on a division brought by James Robb, 96 to 9 65 for a one vote margin, ending Meighen’s 65 hour rule amid tumult and accusations of office emolument violations.
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Mackenzie King
Arthur Meighen
Lord Byng
Commons
James Robb
Treasury
N Ted Orn Eeees
Miss Lottie Eva Speight Obituary In Acton Town
Miss Lottie Eva Speight, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Speight, born December 27, 1858, Acton, died after long illness at Moorecroft. She served as teacher, organist at the Methodist Church, and devotedly ministered to many, with a funeral at Fairview Cemetery conducted by Rev. R. E. Zimmerman and others, leaving grateful letters from former students.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lottie EL Speight
Migs
Lottle E. Speight
Ht. P.'Moore
Moore¢croft
Lottle- Eva
Speight
John .Speight
Willow
Agnes Streeta
Misa Speight
Acton
Limehouse
Joseph
James Moore
H. P.moore
Ame
R. EB. Zimmerman
T. Albert Moore
Torconto
G. W. Barker
Toronto
Fairview Cemetery
A. E. Nickiin
Dovercourt Baptist Church
Margaret Sophia
James Gibbons
Cameron Street
Ernest Wilfred
Wilfred Coles
James’ Boyd
Thabride
G. L. Martin
Nellie <Gibbons
Fred Gatehouse
Preston
Willmond Cripps
Kitchener
Joe Witham
Noyce Ave
Coles
St. Catharines
Allanbury
Goderich
Tn U
Ray Agnew
Park Avenue
United’ Church
3. R. Emerson
Nellie
Ray
Agnew
Reeve Mason
Mrr. Mason
Jkind Werdy
Mya
Mason
Mrs. Mason
Lloyd Kenney
George, Soper, Jr
Rochester
Francea Hfurst
Richard's Landing
Peterborough
J. E. Gamble
Crescentvilla
R. A. McComb
Jimmy
J. ,McComb
Harold Coach
Acton Tanning Co
Buffalo
Arthur Dryden
Front
Michigan
Norman Cooper
Lon Dickinson
Frank Rother
Meg
Frank Kennedy
Harry Hiied
Jack
Nell Currie
A. C .Currie
Charles Landsborough
Gah
Joh Bingham
Ottawa
Deberge
Livan
Robert Bennett
Lake Avenue
J. M. Doda
Margaret
Jim Dods
Grace Barber
Mra. A. Manon
George Agnew
Detroit Saving Bank
Wainman
George R. Agnew
A. C
Annie~McDonald
Misa Nellie Anderson
Fred Wright
Knox College
Miss Turner
Gualth Hosni Haa
Police Court News: 303 Chemical Co Pays Fine in Liquor Case
The 303 Chemical Company of Toronto has paid 3200 toward a 1000 fine imposed by Magistrate Moore for illegally selling liquor. Tony Reynyck was involved in the case and has now paid 600 of the fine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
303 Chemical Company
Toronto
Moore
Tony Reynyck
Local Band Concert and Community Notices
News items report an Acton citizens band concert set for Sunderland House grounds Saturday at eight o clock. Other notes cover Knox Church praise service led by a 30-voice male chorus, park committee meeting Friday night, and a United Church Sunday School picnic with planned prizes and transport.
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Citizens’ Band
Sunderland House
United Church
Huttonville
Acton
Presbyterian Wite United Churches
Hoth
Knox Church
Roy W. Frid
Guelph
Promoted to Higher Classes At Acton Public School
At the close of mid-summer examinations Acton Public School promotes many pupils across multiple grades. Lists include Lilian Perry Abbie Price Kathleen Molozzie Isabel Smith Gordon Cooper and many others advancing from Fourth and Junior Fourth to Sr. M and beyond with several on trial.
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Acton
Lilian Perry
Abbie Price
Kathleen Molozzie
Isabel Smith
Clarice Morton
Gordon Cooper
Carney Byrne
Lenard Watson
Stewart Malcolm
Jack Skilling
John Mellon
John Donaldson
Henry Cripps
Clifford Precious
Katherine Stewart
Donald Mann
Bill Waterhouse
Isabel Bruce
Ernest Broughton
Herbert, Taylor
Frank ‘Winter
Kathleen” McComb
Mary Gibbons
Irwin Styles
Olive Rookes
Farjorie Hall
Billi Williams
Velma Blair
Howard Switzer
Nora Waterhouse
Jimmie
McGeachie
Mildred Davis
Lois Atkinson
Rene Cross
Gorton Babcock
Willa Lasby
Phyllis Lagby
Sr. M
Jimmie Hillard
Laura Hall
William Near
Andrew Buchanan
Esther Taylor
Basil _Mellon
Bessie Rawlings
Teddy Elliott
Audrey McComb
John “Nicol
Colin
maMnby
Tommy Ice
Isabel Switzer
John Kerr
Gordon Cook
Kathleen Cook
Jack Greenway
Marguerite Roszel
Catharine Mackle
Clarence Anderson
Murray Smith
Joe Kelly
Joe McCann
Amelia Evaris
Bobbie Hall
George Tyler
Lloyd Bruca
Tom ElNotton Trint
Helen Campbell
Ruth Jennings
George Switzer
Lorraine Wilson
Marguerite Currie
Grace Gantz
Eddie Footitt
Elsie Anderson
Dorothy MacArthur
Edna Hinton
Mervin Reid
Harold Skilling
Jack Smith
Bobbie Marshall
Jessle Trotter
Lloyd Irwin
Frank Jones
Cavell Davis
Herbert Price
T Neil McNabb
tElMo Biazzo
Mona McGenchie
Hector Lambert
Ellen Dunn
Norman Scarrow
Ida Morello
Reta Withers
Gordom
Social and Personal Notes From Acton
A crowded roundup of Acton residents and visitors with many from Toronto, Detroit, Guelph, and Hamilton. Names include Miss Minnie E Nelson and Miss Allie Brown visiting Acton, plus numerous family visits, holidays, and travels during the period. Several local residents travelled to and from Toronto, Detroit, Buffalo, and New York for holidays and gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnie E. Nelson
Auakoka
Allie Brown
Aberfoyle
Misa Ettié “DiNs
Toronto
Misa Thelma Craig
Athens
Hector Macdonald
Detroit
Harold Wansbrough
W. H. Speight
Telford Kenney
Rochester
Gordon Brown
Acton
Mabel Howle
St. Catharines
D. Robertson
Bertha Brown
Stephen Guest
The
Imperial Oi} Co
Madeline .Gibbons
Robert Gibbons
Mary Hall
Brampton
C. V. Stafford
Guelph
Winnifred, Watson
Ernest Y. Barraclough
Glenwilliania
Moorecroft
Margaret Bennett
New Brunswick
Charlea” “Havens
Lara’ McDonald
Gabrac Agnew
Acton Council Approves Reduced Insurance Rates and Finance Steps
The Acton council met with all councillors present led by Reeve Mason. They approved payment of general accounts including labor, advertising, and utilities, and reviewed waterworks and fire alarm system progress. A street lighting revision, police protection for a railway waiting room, tax arrears actions, and gravel tender accepted from Stephen Coxe were discussed. A strawberry festival by the Women’s Institute at Sunderland House is planned for July 10 to benefit the park, with Acton Citizens’ Band attending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reeve Mason
J. Crawford
CPS
Nees
Karen D. B. Nunn
Acton Freminess
Bell Telephone Co
N. Forbes
J.bell
Acton Hydro-Electric
Town Hall
Briegt
Chamber of Commerce
Canadian National Electric Railway
Reid
McPherson
Hml
Stephen Coxe
W. RE. Bhill
Women's Institute Society
Sunderland House
Acton Citizens
Halton Rifles Diamond Jubilee Year Celebrated
The Halton Rifles trace sixty years from 1846 and recounts its many designations and battles. Recruitment drives invite local men from Halton County to join training at Long Branch with Major Jas Pedley MC commanding. Prospective recruits can contact local officers for information and enlistment details.
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Canada
Halton Regiment
G. K. Chig- Holm
Oakville
Twentieth
Halton Battalion of Infantry
Halton Battalion of Rifles
Halton Battalion
Halton Rifles
Halton
Twenty-Fifth Infantry Brigade
Hinton Rifles
Long Branch
Jas Pedley
MC. Omecer
Jana
Inter- Maent
J. H. Chambers
G. A. Davin
Oakylle
H. R. Peacock
H. E. Earle
Milton
H. L. Lagier
A. Og
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Acton United Church OF Canada
the Baptist Church
Jec
Aidan Itil
Free Press Office
Dublin
Parker Fountain
Anna P. Ray
Geo, Hodgins
Agnes
EB. K., Cook
R. J. McEpherson
Hemphill's, Ltd
King St.w
ey-Harris
Corm
Ontario
J. W. Barberree
Virginia Vaili
Tom Mix
Tony
Fox
Richard Dix
Bunken Silver
Goming
Harold Lipya
Matt
L. Gregory
SON
Jhouse
ING
Macdonald & Bros., Ltd
Jerry
Daix
McCormick's Sodas
Paris Green
Symon’s. Hardware
Meighen
Police Court News
Mom
Praisé
Alex. Mann
Mr. Stewart
Ashgrove
George Campbell
Georgetown
James Barnes
Wollesley Hospital
McNicol
Mr. Campbell
John Allan
Henderson's Mill
Main Street
Guelph Hospital
Allan
Charles F Johnston
Ladies’ Aid
C.g.lt
Frese Paris
Pex
Farnlah
Jr. HY
Teddy Hansen
Harvey Hassard
May Chisholm
Margaret Chalmers
Medina Prejcini
Claire Garden
Louise Leatham
Vera Vickers
Beth Harrison
Irene Elliott
Earle ‘Cole
Lillian Woodhall
Viola Masales
Wilma Watson
John Gibbons
Elmer White
Harold Mooney
Nademla Stuckey
Walter Gibbons
Marjorie Near
Phyllis Mackie
George Molozsi
Jane Elson
Dorothy Coxe
Norm Nicolak
Robert Kerr
Vera Rawlings
Violet White
Florence Cross
Marion Rigby
Billy Jones
Jr. It
Margaret Arnold
Annie Gibbens
Lois Cripps
Lorraine Tocque
Blanche Smith
Frances Kelly
Barbara ‘Taylor
Elfien Bree
Ethel Woods
Roderick Ryder
Annie’ Holmes
Agnes Chisholm
Rigby- Cross
Helen Evans
Leonard Coxe
Kathleen Patrick
Victor White
Kathleen Huard
Harvey’ McCutcheon
Marian Nicol
Elva Corry
George Footitt
Marguerite Given
Hubert McPherson
Charlotte Marshall
Claus Wilma Hansen
Vera’ Coxe
Lily, Fielda
Bessie Vickers
Hazel Wilson
Annie’ Evans
John Graham
Roy Hansen
Wilmer Davidson
Bettia Littley
Burt Patrick
Jilly Blanch
Helen’ Molozzie
Helen Lamb
Bella Rossell
Evelyn Withers
Jean Lambert
Lucy McArthur
Eleanor, Tubman
Morley Allan
William Hall
Frederick Turner
Joe Lasby
George Laxenby
Jimmie Jones
Margaret Henderson
Bennett
Lily MckKeown
Frigid
Quelph
Hamilton
Acton Free Press
Bell Telephone
Neptune Netre Co
Hydro-Electric
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