Births and Thanks From Local Families
Mirthful notices recount the birth of Julian Jane to Mr and Mrs Verne Smith at Camp Huntington. Judith Ann Trovans name appears in a hospital context in Elkagnamorts. Mr and Mrs Gi W. Sieyan Harted mourn the death of their infant at Saint Joseph's Cemetery. Mrs Ntuart Nindtatr extends gratitude for cards and well wishes during a period of illness.
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RYDPR
Ant
Bast Uyter
Verne Hmith
Camp Hontien
Jualin Jane
Stevegagnamorts Lowpitat
Allteton
May van Aaltter
Judith Ann
Trovan
Raoteit George
Gi W. Sieyan
Rt Joseph's Cemetery
Arton
Acton District News Highlights Local Happenings
A wide range of town notes includes dogs at large, summer repairs, park improvements and tennis court opening. Community events feature a church concert, a farewell for George Robinson, and progress on a swimming pool project with Centennial plans. Local graduates from Queen’s University and University of Toronto are noted.
International exchange of television programs proposed by BBC
The BBC Director General Sir William Haley announced at the Radio Wholesalers' Foundation that Britain will foster the exchange of television events with other nations. Initial steps include sharing films and television recordings with long term plans for relaying programs between countries.
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British Broadcasting Corporation
Wiliam —Hatey
Wtrerr
Radio Wholesalers’ Foundation
Obituary of Stephen Carnochan at Nelson Village
Stephen Carnochan died Monday in Bathurst after a long illness. He was a Presbyterian, Orange Lodge member, a grandson of John and Moyry Jane Carmichael, born Nessagaweva. He farmed in Nelson, moved to Nelson in 1904, and leaves a large family and mourning grandchildren. Funeral Thursday at Waterdown Funeral Home with burial at Warlington cemetery.
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Mit
Stephen Carnochan
Nelson Village
Ness
Orange Laxtge
Ile
John and
Moyry
Jane Aunew Camuochan
Irelent
Canada
Ris
Frank Jet
Nessagaweva
Sayers
Neleon
Waterdown
Warlington
Moena
Clark Vega
Ver Sheppard
Max Featherstone
Bare Bell
Mark Atton Tite
Orange
Mra W Potton
Robert
George
Benjamin
Funeral and social notes from Nassagaweya and area
Macy from the district attended the funeral of Stephen Carmmochan in Nelson Village at Watertoon Funeral Tone last Thursday. The section records a golden wedding in June and a wedding party at Futen Mills with Mr and Mrs Frank receiving gifts. A large crowd gathered at No 7 School to honor a couple, with music, speeches, a dinette set presented, and thanks tendered. Community meetings include a picnic plan by the Nassagaweva Presbyterian Church and Ladies Aid, while telephone installation progresses at Mr and Mrs Wilfred Kennedy’s home.
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Macy
Stephen Carmmochan
Nelson Village
Watertoon
Tone
Naasagaweys
Ton
No Fogil Eliza
Siraipathy
Mro
Mea Owar Lawker
George Locker
Haventon Wright
Futen Mills
Mra Cc
Andrew Frank
Stewart Elliott
Jack Bircks
Stan Robinson
Mra Frank
Jim Wallace
Ness
Messra Seale Millar
Grant McMillan
Joseph Mendelson
Calvin McIntyre
C.K Davenport
Harlan Wilson
Linua McMilan
Eileen
Tow McMillain
Wilfred Kennedy
Nassagaweva Presbyterian Church
Ladies Aid
Forty millions for golf the golden era in Canada
The article notes Canada spends about 40 million dollars yearly on golf, with around 250000 players in Canada and four million in the United States. Golf shifts from elite pastime to national sport and major social and economic influence, with private clubs expanding access and spending.
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Canada
U.S
Ie Kom
Ust Tong
Amer
Acton Club Plans Fair and Events in Tucutey Schedule
Acton Ite Club outlines a plan for an afternoon and night fair featuring a hall tournament band parade and tea and food in a park pavilion. The program includes a contest rally and civic activities with references to cooperative themes and youth engagement in the community.
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Tucutey
Acton
For Sale Classifieds Mix of Farm Goods and More
A dense listing of sale items including Chev cars, farm equipment, tractors, mowers, poultry, household goods, and miscellaneous tools. Numerous phone numbers and locations such as Acton Ontario and Hewsen Georgetown appear alongside product descriptions, prices, and delivery details.
Lost Toy and Knitted Items Reported in Staw Care
Local report notes missing items including a small toy, knitted goods, and a bag from Mati Street. The owner asks residents to check common drop spots and contact the Post Office with any sightings. The notice seeks help locating the belongings and returning them safely.
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Bnagiund Post Office
TO RENT Pasture and Household Items in Acton area
Bead pasture available for rent near Acton with ample water supply and contact for head of calle. Vacuum cleaners floor polishers for rent plus modern cleaning items at Thums Store Acton contact phone 405.
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Alout
Acton
Rent & Y Modern Deatin
Tenders Sought For Church Exterior Work At St Calter’s
Wardens of St Calter's Anglican Church invite tenders for exterior painting and steeple work on the church building. Tenders must be received by Friday June 1 to be considered. Specifications available at the church office.
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Traig
St Calter's Anglican Church
Etuero
Ford Coach and Chevrolet Sedans Featured in 1920s Ads
A fragmented listing shows Ford and Chevrolet vehicle mentions including Ford Coach entries and Chevrolet Sedans. The text references model names and years such as 1925 and 1997, with multiple coach and tractor mentions mixed in.
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Ford
Studetmker
Untitled Miscellaneous Ads Fragment
An assortment of partial phrases and misspelled words mentions items like pasta, cookware, and service references. The readable bits imply promotional and job related notes, with mentions of a center and hours. The text appears as a garbled OCR fragment from a local page.
Acton War Memorial fund drive kicks off in June
Mackenzie announces CADVAAy will raise funds June 16 to fund alterations and additions to the Acton War Memorial. He notes men gave their lives and urges donations as cement shortages push costs up with American imports at $135 per day and Hydro delaying shipments. The message ends with a nod to Bob Martin performances at Acton Park Pavilion.
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Cadvaay
Acton War Memorial
Hydro
God
Bob Martin
Acton Park Pavilon
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