Gregory Tost Marriage Announces Oakville Event
Edith Auguste Tost, youngest daughter of Mrs Tost, and Lealle Gregory, son of Mr and Mrs Gregory of Oakville, were wed in a quiet ceremony at the home of Ray Caswell in Oakville. The report also notes a car theft recovered by Toronto police and damaged, a high school entrance winner in Oakville, and multiple local incidents and prizes across Halton County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gregory-Tost
Edith
Auguste Tost
Mra
Mr. W
Tost
Charve~ Town
Lealle Gregory
R. L. Gregory
Dundas Street
Oakville
Acton
Ray
W. W. Caswell
Centra Avenue
Darwin Crippa
McPherson
Toronto
Onfef
Cripps
James Stephen
Quelph Reformattory
Guelph
Mimino
Heowarkige-ieCann
Muth Evelyn McCann
Oakville Triumphs In Open Walton County League Opener
Oakville defeated Milton 6 4 at Victoria Park in the Walton County League opener watched by about 3000. Douglas Wilson hit two home runs for Oakville including a go ahead blast in the fifth, while Stone pitched well for Oakville and Marah fanned nine for Milton. The return game is set for Milton Saturday with a possible third game in Bronte next Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oakville
Milton
Victoria Park
Douglas Wilson
Wilson
Stone
Ito
Marah
Necesary
Bronte
Nassagaweya Council Receipts and Expenditures July Meeting
Nassagaweya Council records show sums for goods and services including purchases from Murdock and J. Player, sheep killed claims for M. Wilson and D. Irving, road superintendent charges, and a total of 1 147.99. A grant request from the Acton Pull Association was laid over for the next meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nassagaweya Council
Mintilotgial World
Murdock
J. Player
Acton Purr Prius
Printisy Watore
E. Harvey
M. Wilson
D. Irving
Youchora T
Acton Pull Pull Association
John Marshall
Magistrate Opens Juvenile Court in Free Time Session
Magistrate J. J. Bull of Hrampton presided in his new role as judge of the S Juvenile Court on a Saturday. He dealt with an incorrigible 14 year old girl who refused home or parental authority, sending her to the Milton Shelter to determine proper procedure. Peel Crop Contest winner T. W. Thomson, secretary of the Crampton Fall Wall, received results of the Standing Field Crop Competition under the Pool Agricultural Society. Dredholm Worms of Streotsville won first with a weighty oat yield. sixteen competitors, bronze medals awarded to Port Credit men Herbert Parr and Kenneth Crozn for rescues in the Credit River. Ashgrove teacher Mrs Ruddell honored by former pupils. commmitter named to organize a June 1932 school reunion at Ashgrove School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hrampton
S Juvenile Court
Milton Shelter
Peel
T. W.thomson
Crampton Fall Wall
Pool Agricultural Society
William Valle
Goderich
Dredholm Worms
Streotsville
Port Credit
Royal Ifuinane 'Society
Herbert Parr
Credit River
Kenneth OC. Crozn
Roy Sear Front
Aame
Thair Earth
Pear
Ashgrove
Mra
M. E. Nixon
Martin Street
Milton
Ashgrove School
Ruddel
Mra. Mook
Grimsby
J. Mathes
Av. Farquharson
Toronto
He Wonsrop
Norval
W. Wrigglenworth
Geo
Graham
Hunman
Rev
Grinly
Thompson
Hamilton
Jus.Wilson
Wm. Wilson
Georgetown
W. J. Alexander
BR. OW. Heed
Kael
Thny McLane
Win
Jor
Banderdon
Jax
Himaelf
Nis
Guelph
Mercury
Frank J. Hamilton
Cemetery Board Repays Council for Funds Advanced
The council met Tuesday evening with Hansen and Nelson present Haove Manin presiding. Laura K Rold was appointed Acting Clerk during Claré Farmer’s vacation. The council approved a $4 000 settlement on the Murray estate and ratified the Beneficiaries’ relief action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hansen
Nelson
Haove Manin
Laura K. Rold
Claré Farmer
Woogo
J. A. Murray
Acton
Hi. J. Nuluon
GO. Vwuatwen
Corporation of
Lune Albert Murray
Marietta Murray
Florence Mac Murray
Winwice Commmitie
Io Telephony Co
Servlods Vic
LOG HN
Farmer
Thoda
Ruske
John Barr
Labor
Kelly
Inbar
Woodhill
Baldiera Dmomumi
G. Witehle
Kentnor
National Bower Pipe Co
Nancy Ann Browns Folls Open Air Play At Acton Institute
The Acton Women's Institute garden party in the Park last evening featured an open air three act play Nancy Ann Brown's Follis. The Balliafad United Church youths presented a wholesome production with Rev L Bennie as chair and Mrs Robert McEnery introductory synopsis. Cast included John Cole Dave John Steen Earl McKay Mila Retin Shortilt and rest with Miss Jennie Gibbons Archie McKay Nessie Cole Pearl McEnory and others. A refreshment booth run by the ladies reported brisk business and good supplies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Acton Women's Institute
Nancy Ann Brown
Balliafad United Church
L. Bennie
Robert McEnery
Pele
John Cole
Dave
John Steen
Earl McKay
Ma Brown
Mila
Retin Shortilt
Nick Myles
Hert’ Sinclair
Roderick Quinton
Eddi Oldham
Connie Sturr
Niss Aday Cole
Mal Vincent—Myr
Norman Sinclair
Jule Sawl
Jennie Gibbons
Denny Saul
Archie McKay
Ince Ofton
Milay Nessie Cole
Harry Raymond Myr
Preddie Bhortil
Willa Dean
Acton Ball Players season summary with Leady Holloway stars
The season notes Terry Leady of Acton and Holloway second in a high scoring lineup. Waterhouse and Yerry offer power while Waterhouse, Holloway, and Lebman pace stolen bases and runs. Chalmers seeds strikeouts and walks as Barker Gibbons Yarker lead pitching with Innings and run totals listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Acton
Terry Leady
Maithig
Holloway
Volala
Waterhouse
Yerry
Wittern Oy
Terry
Waterhowe
Cyler
White
Jerry
Haley
Walters
Lebman
Lyler
N. Olphonn
Wualks—y Chalmers
Barker
Gibbons
Hy Chalmera
Harkar
Cibbong
Chalmers
Yarker
Chalmora
Gibbona
Daings
Acton Public Utilities Commission Meeting Actions
At the Acton Public Utilities Commission meeting L G King Reeve Maton and Chairman R J Kerr were present. The secretary was instructed to pay Rote and O Hearn Ltd 14 04 freight 15 50 The Superintendent was instructed to install water service at L Starkmans Wellington Street property The matter of rebuilding power lines on Arthur and Peel Streets was deferred until a tour of inspection can be conducted prior to directing the system work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Acton Public Utilities Commission
L. GQ
L. Starkman
Wellington Street
Ines
Arthur and
Peel
van Jett
Neighboring Fates at Stanley Park Friday July 31
J Stanley St Johns presents an orchestral event at Stanley Park on Friday evening July 31. Free admission for ladies, gentlemen pay. The reading notes mention Yates of Neighboring Fates and timetable details for the free readers in town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yates
Fates
J. Stanley
Man Declared Dead After Drowning Rescue
A Wiehlander man recovered from the water was declared dead. A relative questioned the death as responders checked his body, noting he did not move after being retrieved and searched.
Local misfortunes and criminal brings Acton notes
A three year old was badly burned at Warrington Canal Park after boiling water spilled in tea making for lunch. A London youth stole a revolver from a farmer’s home, was arrested, and faces trial. Warnings arrive as Dudley scam and cheque fraud prompt police hunts. Car thefts and liquor charges lead to Guelph court action with a sentence for impaired driving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warrington Canal Park
Dickson
Hamilton
London
Acton
Tiwal
Metherson
Dravade
Bilo
Wowis
Mito Aid
Mayiubuty Melveen
Tie
Muse
John Nicol
Monument
McPherson
Guelph
R. Melensie
Kitchener
Nico
Ceversil
Ontarty Memorial Company
Nicol
Erin
Meyfenzis
Iie
Harold Wallace
Philip Garbutt
Voranta
L. J. C. Gull
Wallace
Brampton
Tournaments and Challenge Games at Acton Play Ground
A busy week at Acton play ground features the Weardmore Challenge Cup won by Skiy EB. J. W Musserd. Valley and Lasby challenged the holder with Lasby securing 18 ends, 10 to 1. Big scores followed as Lieyume led Kip Taueby to 20 to 7. Tuesday saw kip kk BAweeney and ve Winer win a challenge to take the cup, now held until Monday night July 27. A mixed tournament with 14 rinks saw Burlington claim the top prize, 33 points to 24, Acton rink second under AL Wichanan, and Mrs. Matott’s rink winning 3 wins and 33 points.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Acton
Skiy EB. J. W Musserd
Valley Agais
Lasby
Ukip
Ukip Livy
M. Menonild
Skip Gould
Lie Yume
Kip Taueby
Kip Kk
Baweeney
Ve Winer
Luunda
Burlington
Jecond Prir
Sandwichia
Cote
Indy
Boatenwn
Matott
Darcond
Parsons
W. [Malott
Mya
Acts on and District Cyold Wik by Truck James Harker
James Harker aged 17 employed by T Uquires Middle Road sustained severe head injuries Monday night after a bicycle collision on Col born Street Oakville with a truck driven by Ayden McMurray of Toronto. Police plan to lay charges against the driver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weel
Rockwood
Guelph
G. Wallace
Springmount Street
Toronto
Charles ‘Meeker
Mr. James
J. Norrish
Palmeraton Avenue
Mindy Wallace
Cyold Wik
James Harker
T. ¥. Uquires
Middle Road
Colborn Street
Oakville
Ayden McMurray
Dartnell Avenue
Varied Local News Items and Court Notes
Readable fragments report a vehicle collision injuring a girl near Fort Nelson, a waterworks by law vote in a village, local tournament results, a Guelph burglary case with multiple arrests, Burlington channel repairs funded, and a church farewell with Miss Locker. Police court anecdotes describe a door-kicking dispute over house pictures and a radio threat.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mariel Evans
HR. ¥. Sanderson
Oakville Central School
Jean Arthur
Joy Galbraith
P. D. Shorey
Milton Public School
Frank Bolger
Mika Annie V. Ryan
Georgetown Public School
Eileen Breen
Minnie Z. Bennett
Acton Publo Bahool
Old Age
Menson
Fensiona Board
Halton County
Marlington
Nelson Township
Prosper Dontigny
Walton Board
Champion
Amos
Hack
Black
Moffat
Ontario
Ormlatown
Quebec
Lachute
Brandon
Manitoba
Bulla
Manor Guard
Athelstone Monarch
Roseind Mald
James Simpson
Jackson Street
Maylor
Simpson
Edna
Anld
Taylor
Silmpsis
Simpsons
Soore
Nassagaweya
Souslon
Lusi Waek— Aguesta
Acton Faly
Cemetery Board
Council
L. J. Moore
Roy F. Smith
Mill Street
Wate
Yt Wii
Wnanson
Charg
Lake Avenue
Youngtreet
Mr. McPherson
Dufferin Paving Co
Ietens
Conaumorn
Martina
Acton Jblayert
Taugut
Ryler
of ' Kuley
Chalmern
Walter
N. Gibbons
P Anderson
Gulmon
Public Utilities Commission
Erlef Seauléne
Tranmata
Hundled
Willinet
Acton Beptemtien
Aberfoyle
Arthur Reptember
Ralton
Bracebridge
Yrampton Reptember
Turlington
Caledon
Chesley
Cooksville
Drayton
Dundalk
Durham Reptember
Vurgus
Unit &Eptember Wold
Grand Valley
Clarkstonneseptember
Markhany
Mount Forest
Orangeville
Ottawa
Central Canada
Palmerston
Shelburne
Streetsvile
Can. National
Woodbridge
W. P. Dudley
Dudley
Chatham
Ghid McPherson
Husy
Waldens
Acton and District
Drew White
Frederick Brown
Cyril
Burlington Beach
Mr. Brown
Boris
Bbiley
Jean
Jack
Oshawa
Wenderson-Moom
Oro Ory United Church
Mildred Georgina
George Moore
Elmer J. Henderson
David A. Henderson
Robert Moltoberta
Mia Myra Raeld
Tallaman
Araested
Neil C. Smith
Stouffville
Marjorie Johnstone
Clarence Henderson
Port Nelson
Cnb
Nying Gluat
Duncan ‘Tilley
Whittaker
Sud- Dury
Collday
Fort Nelson
Friddy
Mian
Ann Wwibbert
G@haw Street
Hole
Phtryatelanan
Arthur
Mossall Waterworks
Arthur Voll
Monituy
Evernion
Ttia
Tfarkeshoe Club
Hewelion Ghoeles
Hoewelion Courtly
Dhoeles
Oddfellows
Cape
R. Gypellvoge
Grellvogel
Cox Army
Rhodes
Anselmn
Bertram Howard
Howard
Michael Donovan
Hawailton
Ontario Reformatory
Burlington Channel
Dominion
Misa Maury Locker
The
Baptist Church
Chester Plank
China
Hector McLean
Misa Locker
Miss Locker
Young People’s Society
Barbara Plank
Worden
Ta Ming
W. Qoles
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