Neighborhood News: Interesting Items From Other Centers
A compact column highlights happenings from nearby communities of interest to readers. It notes small events, local concern topics, and brief items of shared civic life.
06 Jun 1935
Page 1
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Newspaper
Acton Free Press
Location
Acton, Ontario, Canada
Date
Jun 06, 1935
Page
1
A compact column highlights happenings from nearby communities of interest to readers. It notes small events, local concern topics, and brief items of shared civic life.
Mrs. Charles Noble spent the weekend in Toronto with friends. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Kentner and baby Buddie of Shelburne visited Bun mother's home Sunday with a large group from Georgetown. Miss McFarlane and Miss Gwitzer also from Georgetown attended. Mr. and Mrs. Wil Shortell of Georgetown visited Annie Ghortch. Wm. Harding's house on the seventh line burned Sunday evening. David Jackson and wife moved to Erin Village. Rev. Aitken attended Hamilton Conference sessions in Guelph.期待 Rain on Monday expected to benefit pasture and spring grain.
Eden Mills reports an evening banquet by the United Church Harmony Club marking months of memory work and social fellowship. Speakers include Mrs Meredith Gladys Packer and Mrs Gibbs with a program of song, violin, readings, and solos. Plans for summer meetings and a baseball team were discussed. The district Women’s Institute met May 29 with reports, elections, and a dress parade.
May standings show Sr Ir Jack Noble 72.5 and Bil Crofts 69.1. Jr IV Lloyd James 72.4 and Irma Watson 64.0. Sr WL Jean Scott 77.1 and Edith Deh ny 59.3. Sr 1 Norman McDonald 70.6 and Clifford McDonald 66.4. Jr IL Harold Reazel 73.8. Sr L Lois Watson 78.9 and Jackie Gordon 73.9. KD Primary Mac Sprow and Lawrence Anthony with Dorothy Shelbourne listed. absences denoted. Kathleen M. Beckett, teacher.
The Ladies Aid of Ebenemi United Church held their monthly meeting with strong attendance. A committee was appointed to arrange the annual garden party. Mrs Merwin J Wilton of Nassagaweya is recovering at home. A service Sunday marks ten years of church union at Ebenezer United Church.
A Saturday afternoon blaze completely destroyed the wooden Mannen home on Crewson's Corners due to overheated Bravo pipes. Neighbors saved some contents before the house burned to the foundation. Mannen expressed appreciation for community help during this setback while Mr and Mrs Gamble of Keamore, N Y visited Acton. The community also extends sympathy to Mrs Guthrie after her mother died last week with funeral at Community Church.
A Gazette column lists numerous visits and gatherings across Ontario. George Sutton of Galt spent the holiday with his mother Mrs RK OC Price, while D Campbell of Hanover was with his father W Campbell. Oakville friends visited Mrs Susan Grbtin, and others from Toronto London and Niagara Falls joined relatives in John Homer's and Frank Homer's families. A week ended with the 100th anniversary at Union Church and a Quebec trip to Gatineau and Beauharnois power plants. Wallace Elgie has returned home after hospital treatment in Toronto.
Sixteen ladies attended the District Annual at Fergus on Friday. Mrs. H Sinclair received second prize for her year’s report. Several locals visited relatives in Toronto and Rockwood while others hosted guests from Guelph and Toronto. Communion Sunday was observed at the Presbyterian Church with two new members welcomed.
A brief page note presents light exchanges between an Old Salt and a Visitor about an earthquake in New Zealand. The humor centers on fear and the earth’s tremor. The fragment hints at casual seaside banter and local columnist flavor.
The Yong People of Eden Mills Presbyterian presented a play titled An Old-Parshion ed Mother in the Town Hall last Wednesday, drawing a good crowd and receiving commendable performances. Afterward artists socialized in the church basement with refreshments. The Rockwood ratepayers elected new Town Hall trustees R. P. McWilliams Dr. Walter and O. Kitching, replacing long-serving members. The United Church Choir and TY’s Class honored Miss Isabel Hawking on her upcoming marriage with presents and a luncheon. Visitors and locals from Hamilton Toronto Buffalo Guelph and Brantford attended and returned home after weekends at Eden Mills. Conference attendees visited United Church services with ministers Westholt Irwin and Livingstone passing through on Friday. The Young People’s Society met after evening services using new OConference hymn books.
Daylight Saving Time. Sunday School at 10.30 a m and 11.30 g h Easter with a sermon titled A Text for a Troubled Heart. Tuesday Evening B P UL.
Thomas Clark will hold an extensive clearing sale of household effects on Wednesday June 12 at Main Street Rockwood auctioneer R J Kerr Acton. Strayed yearling calf black from Wes Hallett Erin information to TSS Yallett Erin. Caddy thanks Mr and Mrs TP Guthrie and family thank friends for floral tributes and kindness after mother’s death.
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