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Newspaper
Acton Free Press
Location
Acton, Ontario, Canada
Date
Jul 27, 1933
Page
4
Neighborhood notices highlight items of interest from other centers and communities. Readers learn about events, meetings, and local changes affecting the region.
Mrs. Kirk and Master Gordon Kirk join Mr and Mrs John Mokxechni e family waiting for a home in Little Current. May and son have been waiting at Mr Duncan Ferguson’s residence for a month. Mrs Mann of Hamilton visits with relatives as Rev and Mrs Aitken depart Tuesday.
Mt Dennis Boy Scout troop arrived Saturday and settled in their camps for the annual village visit. Fifty scouts are under Mr Hert supervision this year. A recent rainstorm caused little damage, and the cool spell was welcomed by villagers. Miss Mary Bludd of Glenwillian and Miss Elizabeth Bonathan visited over the weekend.
The Sunday School of the Church of Christ in Everton held its annual picnic on church grounds on Thursday July 20. A large crowd enjoyed water sports at the river foot races and various stunts. The ladies served a splendid lunch and a softball game closed the day. Also reported are visits from Ottawa and Hillsburg residents and a short stay by Hattie McKensie of Guelph.
The Presbyterian Church group met at homes of Mrs. Swanston and Mrs. Pearen with Vice-President presiding. Jean Swanston read the Bible lesson, prayers led by Mrs. Patterson and Mrs. McNabb, topic by Mrs. Sim. Details include Home Helpers' sale, Clad Tidings gleanings, a violin solo, and plans for September 21 sectional meetings. Entrance exams praised, visitors listed, Boys' Mission Band picnic noted, and a local baseball game Eden Mills over Rockwood 13-10.
Mrs A J Grieve of Lawson Bask visits brother and family with Mar and Mrs T G Aitkens. Miss Ruby Peel of Toronto spends a week with cousin Mrs Grandy. Mr and Mrs E No Bunter and Arnold Dr and Mrs Whaley visit Mrs M Cooke. Margaret Cooke sang at Rockwood United Church. Duncan McTavish paints his gasoline station. Aitkens family plans a Toronto trip. Mrs M Standish visits daughter Mrs Croft. Carleton of Guelph stays with E Carrie. Mr and Mrs Jaux Marsville visit Castleman household. Mr and Mrs D G Robertson visit Norman Robertson in Acton.
A Limehouse village column lists visiting guests from Toronto Toledo Detroit and Schomberg among others. Local residents enjoy gatherings at multiple homes with gifts showers and a new paint update. A weekend church services feature a large choir and planned song service for next week.
A party of guests including Mr. and Mrs. Geo Cusick and others from Guelph Georgetown Port Arthur California Toronto and nearby areas visited Moffat on Sunday to spend time with Mrs. Wm Cusilok and Mr. Wm Reid. The gathering included several couples and single attendees sharing hospitality at the event.
Wasaga Beach saw a fatal raft incident last Sunday as Reginald Whaley son of Mr and Mrs John Whaley fell from a steering raft and drowned. Joe Van Wyck and Elmer Reid of Hillsburg recovered the body near Laurel Ontario. Funeral held Tuesday at the home of the Whaleys.
Miss Kathleen Beckett and Master John Beckett of Puslinch visit Mr. R. N. Brown this week. Miss Margaret Forbes of Ottawa returns home after visiting Miss Edna Russell. Inspector and Mrs. Hammond and Beth of Toronto have come home from visiting Mr. W. J. McDonald. The Bannockburn Women's Institute held its regular monthly meeting at Miss L. Miller’s home with a roll call and programme including instrumentals by Miss L. Miller and Mrs. A. Kerr. The group toured Georgetown to see Professor Hutt’s flowers after lunch. Professor Richardson of Chicago, who taught at Bannockburn School over 30 years ago, visited Mr. A. G. Clarridge. Master Burt and Miss Erma Watson vacation at Niagara Falls. Miss Rena McEnery visits aunt Mrs. W. H. McCullough. Miss Cora Scott returns home after weeks with her sister Mrs. H. Cook.
Campbellville community residents visited kin and friends over the weekend. The funeral of Mrs. Dennis, born Sarah Ann Walker, was held Tuesday with Rev. G. Jones officiating and interment at Campbellville New Cemetery. many from surrounding towns attended.
Norma Belau of Hamilton holidayed at Mr B F Kings. Master Lloyd James of Limehouse visited his sister Mrs Lawrence King. Families gathered with Mrs 8 Smith at Esquesing. Church events include Nassagaweya Presbyterian garden party and Ebeneser United Church meeting. Softball game at Moffet Eden Mills ended with Eden Mills winning 5 to 3. Brookville township to discuss Continuation School tonight at the hall.
Oakville F M Fish attends Dominion convention in Regina representing Oakville members. Dr Wallace Caswell stationed at naval hospital near Portsmouth England. Miss Addie Hewson R N visits from Chicago for summer with chaperones Misses Hewson Clarke Walsh to Chicago for World's Fair Star. Local notes include Miss Ella Walsh’s Chicago trip, Mrs M J Campbell’s return, and Dr G B Chisholm sailing to England. Veterans event at Knox Presbyterian Church urges faith in Empire amid 1914-18 service remembrance.
Erin Miss Isabel Crossen fractured her left wrist in a recent accident. Port Erie residents Mr and Mrs A Chisholm and their son plan a vacation with Mrs Chisholm. Wellington Lodge members attend Grand Lodge in St Catharines. St Joseph Missouri couple and Toronto visitors drop by Mrs Jennie Hull. Wm Withers of Toronto becomes Caledon Electric Co Power House Superintendent. Dr and Mrs Bartlett of Brampton return from honeymoon and visit Joseph Benham. Mrs W E Bush wins low net at Orangeville Golf Club with 59. W W G Magill remodels store adding a new line. Erin churches arrange a joint vacation plan with Rev Foreman and Rev Grant sharing duties and vacations.
The piece records a grass fire on Norval Hill triggered by a blast and notes Georgetown Fyfe and Drum Band placing third at an Orange Celebration. It mentions piano exams passed by pupil Joy Ruddell and local residents sailing to England aboard the Duchess of Richmond. Also details Ontario Equitable Life agents joining a club and the postponement of the Georgetown Fair pending council grant.
The new winery plant has been installed and will begin wine production this week. Vats near completion. cherries will be delivered to the factory in the coming days. Also noted are visiting relatives and local routine notices from Burlington.
The Eden Mills Women’s Institute gathered at Mrs J Tuck’s home lawn with good attendance for an ode prayer and minutes. They prepared for a birthday tea on August 9 at the Town Hall and held copper contests won by Mrs Jas Gilbertson. Mrs Gilbertson gave a full District Annual report and Miss J A Tuck delivered an amusing reading. Rev Weldon preached at United Church Sunday evening with two solos. A funeral in the vicinity for the late Mrs Wm Rudd was attended by locals.
Milton residents welcomed visitors and noted reunions as Rev S J Stevenson of Kettleby moved to Woodward Avenue and Dr C E K Stevenson of Milton was mentioned. Mil to War Veterans joined the Zone 15 Canadian Legion parade at Oakville and several townsfolk visited relatives in Fenella and Saskatoon.
The exchange features a father offering a blunt view that pedestrians are the raw material for motor accidents, prompting reflection on road safety and awareness.
Religious notices list 11.00 a.m. service at the Baptist Church with Rev OC L Poole preaching. 12.00 Bible class and evening service at 7.00 p.m. All are welcome.
Sabbath School at 9 45 a m Public Worship at 11 00 a m Pastor leads The Minister also conducts a 7 00 p m service An additional evening worship time is listed
Choice Harvest Apples and Cut Flowers offered by Mrs W J Hall in Acton. Bar r s Grocery advertises a sale counter show case with mirror back for $5 00 if taken at once. Honey for sale Clover honey 80c per pound in own containers. Edwards & Co and G W Benton carry 10 lb pails priced 45c. Rockwood seller Smith advertises phone 66. Fox meat buyers seek horses injured cattle or other suitable fox meat at Vanatier Fox Farm Georgetown phone 95 ring 31.
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