10 Jun 1920
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Newspaper
Acton Free Press
Location
Acton, Ontario, Canada
Date
Jun 10, 1920
Page
1
Closing-out sale of the men s furnishing stock of THE LATER E NELSON on premises formerly occupied by the deceased merchant on Upper Wyndham Street. General all-round price-cutting to clear stock, with hundreds of men s shirts offered at 1.69 dollars as part of the sale.
Our Schools Honor Roll notes May exam results featuring many students across classes and grades. Entries include Acton High School pupils with first names and surnames, listing totals and notable performers, indicating broad participation and achievement in the annual assessments.
The report tracks capital stock and earnings for the Merchants' Bank of Canada over the year ending April 30. It notes a broad rise in assets and profits, with total capital near 187 million dollars and net income around 49.9 million, driven by loan growth and increased shareholder value.
From Manitoba districts reports indicate abundant moisture and improved soil conditions for crops. Deputy Minister of Agriculture notes central and southwestern areas improving, with good growth prospects though grasshopper pressure remains. Overall mood is cautiously hopeful after years of hardship.
The page outlines a community schedule in Acton and Georgetown including a Diocesan meeting, garden party, and social events. It notes a wedding in Albany Church, a work accident at Coxe Mow, and motor visits by Lady Georgetown, with church activities, a Methodist rally, and a town picnic planned by Toronto workers.
Opening games in the Halton Peel league were rained out at Georgetown and Acton. Aston and Coearges towns led by Anton and Woods secured a victory for their visitors as rain halted play in the eighth inning.
A well known community resident Hariulio Colman passed Sunday after a brief illness. Coleman lived at Crownons Corners and Farm, married twice, and was a longtime member of the Dunkley Church in Liverton. He died in 1009 and funeral services were held at Valevian Cemetery Acton after a service at Crownany Car nore.
A stream of social activity and personal notices from Acton and nearby towns. Visitors include Mrs. Lory Kennedy and Mr. W. J. Heat while Toronto guests like Mr. J. Napkins and Mrs. James Wentham are noted. Engagements announced for Olivia Myrtle and William Concia Acorglus, and Winifred to Robert Rolph. Marriages planned for June.
The Committee of Five examined many designs and accepted the one from McIntosh Granite Co Toronto for a monument to be ready for Armistice Day. The contract includes heavy granite, a wall, and careful finishing to honor soldiers and ensure a worthy public event.
The Nassagaweya Noll revision hearing reviewed the accounts and allowances for the upstate town. Officials Slower and Whitley led motions to adjust the budget, approving numerous items and salaries for county and town operations, including road work and hospital expenses.
The Hamilton conference discusses church union and divorce policy amid a divisive climate. Delegates debate separation of Methodism and local churches, Sunday excursions, and proposed legislation affecting marriage licenses and ecclesiastical authority.
Ontario leaders prepare for a vote October 28 and outline road work to repave Ontario Street toward York Road. Mayor McArthur expects completion will ease traffic, while authorities address disruptions and detours during the project.
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