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Acton Free Press

Location

Acton, Ontario, Canada

Date

Jul 28, 1932

Page

8

Obituary notices from 1932 list multiple deaths and funeral details

Several notices from July 1932 report deaths at home in various locales including Harvey at Lake Avenue Adon and Frew Dick in Brampton. Other items include a late John Fulton in Nassagawega Township and Anne Anderson in Eden Mills, with funeral details and interment at Eden Mills Cemetery.

Harvey Lake Avenue Adon John Harvey Agnes Ann McClure Fulton Nassagawega “Township Anne Anderson Robert Putton Eden Mills

Acton Community Hails Park Events and National Exhibition Plans

Civic holiday week opens as Girl Guides prep for camp and Acton Legion hosts a Monday picnic at Acton Park. Readers are urged to send holiday visitor lists to the Free Press. The Canadian National Exhibition and Young Canada’s Day events draw major attention with prizes, bands, and displays planned, including Miss England II and a large brass band lineup.

Ontario Kaye Don Gar Wood Detroit Besses-o'-the-Ram England

Wise and Otherwise in New York Humorous Vignettes

A fragmented column features quick quips and slang from wartime and street life. Snippets include a drill sergeant boast, a stoic noncomplainer, a court case about a speeding chauffeur, a pedestrian, and a sharp line about a girl named Sunshine Bussle.

Drunken Driving Charges After Brampton Ditch Incident

Two Toronto men Ino Battagello and Tony Trevellin faced charges after a Dundas Highway collision left their car in a ditch near Brampton. Battagello was charged with being drunk in charge of an automobile. Trevellin with drunkenness in a public place. Brampton Magistrate J. Pallette handled the case. A Brampton coroner report noted the death of Alexander Frew Dick publisher of Peel Banner and editor of Banner and Times, aged in his seventies, after a serious operation. He is survived by his widow Elizabeth Honeychurch, a brother W. L Dick, a Crown Attorney, and two sisters.

Toronto Ino Battagello Tony Trevellin Brampton Battagello Dundas Highway J.—Paliette Battagello Trevellin Drunnk Edwin Kyle Don’ ‘Huffman Old Brampton Times George Tye Banner and Times Elizabeth Honeychurch L Dick Crown Halton County Elizabeth Presbyterian Church

Hungerbord Acting President of the C N R

Fragment reads that Hungerbord serves as acting president of the C N R. No additional context or dates are provided.

Hungerbord

Weather and Plant Diseases Across Climate and Time

The text traces how weather has influenced plant diseases from ancient superstition to modern science. It notes that climate affects pathogens, outbreaks vary with conditions, and research aims to forecast illness to protect crops. It cites Canadian labs studying temperature humidity wind light and windborne spores, including potato blight and powdery scab relationships.

Canada Division of Botany

Like the Low Mood No More Prosperity

Anonymous letter in the Dunnville Chronicle reflects a man embracing a “low mood” lifestyle, preferring simple routines, closer neighbors, and honest food over former high living. He notes changes in marriage, social life, church attendance, and daily habits since the shift.

The Dunnville Chronicle Young Mothers’ Club Bennett

Acton Stays in Race as Milto n Rival Emerges

Acton holds a good chance to win as the team continues with two remaining games against Oakville while Georgetown and Milton also vie for the lead. Terry is highlighted as a dangerous base runner with thirteen runs from fifteen hits. Oakville falls to Georgetown 9 5 in another game, shaping a tight finish.

Terry Oakville Georgetown Acton Milton

High Cost of Geniality in PoliticalTalk

Senator Sorghum quips about fear of bad news from calls and jokes that with his political affairs he must hire a fortune-teller for kind words. The dialogue notes his cautious stance amid public scrutiny.

Senator Sorghum

Lun Non Visitor Shares Tithe Bar Move

A visitor recounts stopping at The Spot holiday and entering The Three Pigeons for a drink. A villager asks about Lun non, and the visitor says he has been called tithe Bar, prompting quiet surprise about past life in the area.

Lunnon Inquirer

Host's Odd Banter Trails A Difficult Guest

An awkward dinner scene unfolds as the host offers a cigar and drink while the guest declines each gesture. The conversation includes stilted exchanges and interrupted lines, ending with a quip about a wife with knitting supplies.

Kellogg’s Corn Flakes Wins Gold at Tel Aviv Levant Fair

Kellogg’s Corn Flakes earned the gold medal in the food stuffs section of the Levant Fair in Tel Aviv. The event, chaired by Sir Arthur Grenfell Wau chope, highlighted international interest in Palestine’s modernized city. The award was signed by Tel Aviv Mayor Moshe Dizengoff and R. E. H. Corsble, with local judges’ committee.

Kellogg Kellogg's Levant Tel-Aviv Palestine Arthur Grenfell Wauchope M. Dizengoff R. E. H. Corsble

Four muskies weigh 73 pounds at French River Chalet

Guests at the French River Chalet Bungalow Camp reel in four muskies totaling 73 pounds with the largest at 26 pounds and the smallest at 12. The resort marks a strong season and promises a Canadian Pacific trophy competition.

French River

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