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Newspaper
Acton Free Press
Location
Acton, Ontario, Canada
Date
Jun 02, 1927
Page
6
Obituaries report deaths and memorials for several individuals including Gwendolyn Campbell of Cheltenham and James Grant of Mimoua. Entries note ages, family relations, and locations such as Ireland and Ontario. Other notices mark the deaths of Henry Wortep, a Wellington registrar, and Moceachern from Argyle.
Readable fragments recount Acton events including garden party culture, local construction on Frederick Street, and a May to June transition with rain and drought notes. The text also mentions tax changes, the Canadian National Exhibition, and preparations for the Diamond Jubilee and Jubilee celebrations.
Entered Into Rest MIA PLOILA MavACNBIN Ihe déevth osauwad at Arryle Ont of Vlora MéKachern widow of Peter Mckeaohorn Catudon survived by two daughters Machel Mrs Irmo Wondvillog and turah Terra Cotta tour brothers Achie Malcolm Jtonild I Te Cott and John Tajtlewood Henry Wortor after a few weeks death occurred at General Hospital Guelph of Wellington County official notes Stortep former registrar and local politician survived by widow Birennoni and several children Elion Watson widow of rank A Watson died in Abatfoyte Presbyterian church service funeral at Crown Cemetery services conducted by Studley quartet and nephews James Tawso Alex Lowi etc.
Charges in Ontario county court rise with Chief McPherson of Acton and Chief Chapman of Milton leading a record day for Police Court. Gordon Gallagher of Guelph faces trial after a tire theft claim. Gallagher pleads guilty to a separate charge and receives suspended sentence. Additional fines are imposed on other defendants for disturbing the peace and related offenses.
The article surveys James Watt’s wider pursuits beyond his fame, noting patents for a steam hammer, screw propeller, copying lreas, sculpture-reproducing machine, and other improvements. It recounts Watt’s small chamber organ built in Glasgow, later shipped to Linlithgow, its use disputed by St Andrew’s Church authorities, and the organ’s controversial place in Presbyterian worship as described in a Munsty'a Maga zine commentary.
The United Church will celebrate its second anniversary with a morning service on June 17. Clergy from Fulway Memorial Church and Norfolk Street United Church will share pulpit duties. A Monday evening concert will feature a fine program of songs, duets, and readings, followed by a lunch.
The item details an active slate of church events and personnel moves across Acton Hamilton and nearby towns. It notes sermons by Valconbridge, conference proceedings, and elections for institute officers, plus upcoming pastor reassignments and anniversary events.
Experts at the Central Experimental Farm Ottawa emphasize yearly changing of rearing ground to combat internal parasites and disease in day old chick operations. Specialised poultry farming and cross country stock movement drive need for ground rotation to reduce parasite load and keep poultry healthy.
A partial readable list shows teachers and students including Dunns Reginald Upotonelli and Amelio Tonelli alongside Beatrice Morritt and Nellie Gall as examiner Nellie B. Gall. The text appears from a May schedule or roster in a local publication with many truncated names.
Good progress reported on the Alma Street highway with ateam removal and dump trucks hauling rock chunks scooped by the shovel. Preparations begin for Jolliffea Hill work as the ateam shovel moves to Unit after completing its task on Alain treat.
Nora Rowland aged thirteen from North Acton was crowned London Queen of the May at a May festival. The event showcased local queens representing London boroughs with Nora praised for her blue eyes and poised appearance. A letter from star actress Starry Brittain congratulates Nora and notes Acton’s pride in the honor.
A special feature in the June edition highlights Ontario summer attractions with a welcome note from Mon G Mowird and an editorial by Yod and Gun. Canandale Silver Hox Wows is published monthly by W J Taylor Limited at Wuedatuck Ontario.
A reader writes on how biblical text treats animals, noting ancient Egyptian reverence for oxen and parables from Luke and Psalm about shepherds and lambs. The letter muses on humanity’s past compared to now and the intimate bond between shepherd and sheep.
An odd patriotic appeal from Ontario ministers and the Red Crown Society outlines financings and campaigns. The provincial government contributes 50 000 dollars to support activism, urging broad aid and humanitarian goals across Canada. The message emphasizes unity, brotherhood, and labor for national advancement.
A garbled dialogue fragment shows Toachar recounting laughter and Tom reacting with apology and nerves. The text includes mispunctuated phrases about meaning, forgetting, and a hole in the elbow. Hard to extract coherent events or names.
A distinctive coat features a bloused back and embroidered patches at the sides of the skirt and sleeves. It fastens double breasted in front, with a two section back. Medium size requires 3 yards 54 inch material and 39 inch silk lining.
Acton Ont store advertises used machinery including plows, cultivators, mowers, hay loaders and crop protection gear. It highlights rent options, home delivery, repair services and courteous staff at J. W. Bargerree with contact on 1003.
Three key points in frock development are shown in this model crafted from salt unshrinkable wool jersey. The lines are well cut with chic styling and suitability for all hours. A single packet below the belt and a bold arrangement offer novelty. Continuous appliqué in sule-colored wilku completes the design.
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