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Newspaper

Acton Free Press

Location

Acton, Ontario, Canada

Date

Jul 13, 1944

Page

8

Obituary notices and services in Acton district

A sequence of obituaries notes the sudden death of Jeaeth Breoks in England then migration to Canada, followed by memorials for James Akins in Nassagaweya and Henry Leslle in Erin Township. Funeral services were held at Johnstone Rumley and Acton churches with interments at Fairview Cemetery and tributes from family and neighbors.

Joseph Brooks Jeaegh Breoks Birreingham Daniel Brooks Hebes Hix Agnes Davis Somx Sox William Toronto Agnes Gir Corte Shah Line Erin Fred Limehouse Albert James Birmingham England Johnstone & Rumley A. O. W. Foreman Fairview Acton Messix Wilfred McIntyre William Anthony Arthur Hil Ristben Evens Thomas Kennedy Vickey Benton William James Akins Cuelp Nassagaweya Robert Akins Dianna Watson James Akins Saskatchewan Concession Cecil Emily Easterbrook Riis Annie Doreen Bve Mary McLaughlin Jennie Gillespie Nassogaweyn Council Ebenezer United Church Acton Fair Ontario Department W. James Akins Johnstone and Rumley A. W. Fusbury Mr. Pickergill

In Loving Memory of Our Father and Husband

The family recalls cherished years and the loss of a father and husband. Remembrance remains, sorrow endures, and gratitude is extended to friends and neighbors for their kindness after his passing on July 2. Messages of sympathy are gratefully received by Mrs Akins and family and by Max Brooks and family.

Max. Brooks Akins

New potatoes from family garden plot delight locals

The community reports fresh new potatoes from the family garden. The Glorious Twelfth was calm here, showers brought relief from heat, and lawns brown where the hose rests unused. A resident named Russell in Campbellville injured his head drawing hay. Two more infantile paralysis cases are recorded this week. parents urged to supervise children and consult physicians in summer.

String Bean Suggestions for Home Gardeners

Canadian Press notes string beans thrive in warm weather. Plant after last frost, sow in rows inch apart, transplant to six inches apart as plants grow, with 10 day intervals through July for continuous harvest. Suggest dwarf varieties for small plots and pole types for large spaces. Sandy loam soil with well rotted manure. beans mature in 1 to 8 weeks from seed.

Teacher Teases Tommy With Riddle About Numbers

A classroom exchange has a teacher prompting Tommy about pocketed numbers G10 and 12 and Tommy responding with a quip about another person.

Tommy Ypernon

Hugh O'Rourke of Speyside Dies Suddenly

Friends and neighbors were shocked when Hugh O'Rourke of Speyside died suddenly of a heart attack on Thursday June 28. He had been in poor health but had been around recently before his passing.

Hugh O'Rourke Speyside Mr. O'Rourke

Mrs Charles Navens of Guelph Dies at Home

Mrs Charles Navens of 101 Stuart Street Guelph died at her home early Monday morning July 10 after several years of ill health. She was a daughter of the late Mr and Mrs Brock Swackhamer and was born at their Erin town home.

Wirs Chas. Navens Guelph Charles Wavene Stuart St. Guelph Brock Swackhamer Erin Town

Obituary: Mrs. Havens Dies in Palmerston

Mrs. Havens aged 47 years died at Palmerston after a long illness. She married Charles Havens 47 years ago and leaves a daughter Elsie Ballard of Detroit. Funeral services were conducted by Rev William G Kitchen at the Church of Christ Discipl es and interment followed at Palview Cemetery Acton. Her residence was 101 Steart St.

Ife Exim Bir George Lestle Lestle Evin Township Guelph Sarah Reid Norval Leslle Chalmers United Church Joel Erin Township Harvey Aylmer Ira Mre W. Jeesop D. G. Paton Chalmers Church Elfl McIntyre Fairview Acton Une Pabmersion Charles Havens Stwacs Hhereh -Worde Church of Christ Disciples Geriph William G. Kitchen Elsie Mra B. E. Ballard Detroit Gramdoom Servieg Americas Army Air Cospa

Moon Affects Maple Trees

A Yale University anatomy professor reports that lunar phases correlate with rhythmic electrical changes in maple bark and cambium, rising 25 to 100 microvolts. Dr Burr notes the full moon has a marked effect and suggests other cosmic or unknown factors may also influence tree physiology.

New- Haven Come Juarda S Burr Yale University Profereoe Burr Dr. Burr Burr

Deer Attack Hits Farmers in Peace River Country

For the first time in Peace River country big black deer mob mounted forces attack farmers in fields. Cattle and horses flee as farmers hurry to escape peats.

Fort ST. John Alin Peace River Country

Esquesing Township Avoids School Area Formation

Esquesing Township Council debated forming a Township School Area. Ten schools voted to stay out while eight supported forming an Area. A motion to compensate W A Mackey for extra gravel costs was carried, with township supplying gravel, pending Highway Dept approval. The council then declared opposition to forming a School Area.

CH. May J. W. Ludgate W. A. Mackey Lyons Wallace Macchery Currie Cleave Mackey Best Ved Dept of Highways Carrie Murray Esquesing Wilson

Sanitary notice and financial motions in Georgeton paper

June notice lists payments and approvals from local officials. Carries a motion to pay $7 908.98 for pre vented road accounts. specifies names A W Benton and Carrie as movers and seconders. Other figures include $1290 and $4230 linked to Wilson and Co and Wostien's compensation.

Georgetons Herald Ae Wilson and Co Wostien A. W. Benton Stampa, Uo Carrie Wilsom

Hen Culling and Marketing Boosts Poultry Profits

The article explains systematic culling of non laying hens as profitable, reducing costs and improving flock efficiency. It notes marketing culls weekly yields better returns than selling all at once, with identification of non layers clearer in early summer and a busy hen being the laying hen.

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