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Newspaper
Acton Free Press
Location
Acton, Ontario, Canada
Date
Jun 14, 1928
Page
4
In Naryle on Saturday May 26, 1020, Jouma Abraham formerly of Actory passed away at age 741 at his late residence 10 Winchester Burcot Toronto. On Monday June 8, 1028, Henry Madd beloved husband of Annie Whitlock died in his 3rd year.
The June 14 edition of The Act Free Press presents local notices and brief items from the community reflecting civic matters, daily events, and short notices from area organizations.
June weather and school closings mark headlines as families prepare for summer. The Public School ends term in two weeks while High School finals concluded June 15. Local parks see rising attendance at summer picnics and events. plans for fall fairs tighten.
Dr George J Christie named president of the Ontario Agricultural College at Guelph succeeding Dr J D Reynolds who resigns after eight years. Christie, native Ontarian and former Purdue Extension director, will assume duties before fall term. Reynolds to remain as Principal Emeritus. Christie praised as brilliant, with broad Canadian agricultural impact and strong support from Minister Martin.
Mr and Mrs Jamis Bonham with daughter attend gatherings with many relatives from Guelph and Georgetown. Several Hamilton and Guelph visitors enjoyed weekends, motor trips to Niagara Falls, and visits with local hosts. Rev Duncan McCall and Mrs Hate Meech returned from the All Canada Disciple Convention in Toronto.
Terra Cotta sees a building boom with a new brick plant under full capacity. Residents welcome newcomers Mr. Daviah plans a modern house for his property and Mr. J and Mrs. Daviah intend to reside soon. The town reports notable accidents, obituaries, social visits, and church services as summer activities unfold.
Elfrida records report the passing of Mrs. Ira Stewart nee Martha Lowitt aged 81 in May at her home in Elfrida. Interment followed at Trinity United Church Cemetery with services by Rev. A. E. Trueblood. Oakville obituary notes the death of Walter Whitaker at age 54 on Church Street after a heart attack. He was a longtime local business figure and former council member. Surviving relatives include his widow Ailis Mowes and children Harold and Amy.
An India mission retirement tribute was presented at the General Conference in Kansas City Missouri for Bishop Francis W Warne of Erin. Rev Jimm Chitambar led the India delegation in commending Warne for forty years of service in India and his dedication to the Episcopal mission in Southern Asia. Warne, age 74, reflected on his call to India and expressed gratitude for his wife and daughter’s support.
Mr and Mrs Joseph J Aldous marked fifty year marriage with family and friends at their Rockwood home. Aldous long served as Township Clerk for 19 years and active in municipal affairs, while Mrs Aldous, a native of Guelph, was Mills Champion before marriage.
The Halton Women's Christian Temperance Union held its 32nd annual convention at Grace Anglican Church School Room in Milton. Leaders from Milton Acton Oakville and surrounding areas reported on projects, contests and education promoting temperance and prohibition, with a keynote address by Mrs. Reddick and a closing roundup of prize essays posters and elocution by local pupils.
Report recounts Captain Malcolm Campbell completing a world speed record at Daytona Beach. His first request after the feat was a cup of strong tea, with Red Rose Tea praised for its blend of Ascam and Ceylon teas, marketed as strong and flavorful by trained London tea merchants.
Sleepless Nights and bladder weakness relief offered by Byrd Tablets with a two weeks supply. Claims quick comfort for backaches nerves and irritations with a money back guarantee on the first box if not satisfied.
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