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Newspaper
Acton Free Press
Location
Acton, Ontario, Canada
Date
Jun 18, 1936
Page
4
A brief neighborhood item notes an interesting matter involving local cesures and coities with an intrigued respondent. Details are sparse in the readable text.
Limehouse reports District Annual Meeting of the Women's Institute in Kilbride with Mrs Gowdy honored for two years as President. Rev OC Elliott from Taronto urged consecration and Christ life. Garden party radio program featured CPFRB Toronto and local acts. talent from Guelph performed. Community thanks express hope Spirit of Christ fills the year.
Eden Mills hosts a Pot Luck Supper under Presbyterian Ladies Aid auspices at the home of Mr and Mrs Wilson. About seventy guests attend with S Johnson as chair. The program features old time costumes, readings, Highland dancing, euchre prizes, and a bountiful shared supper with hospitality praised.
Everett and Mrs Hortop and relatives spend Sunday in Blair with Massara and Charles Hortop. Mrs Taylor of Hillsburg visits brother Irvine Hamilton. Guelph residents Murray and Mrs. Loree visit. Head and Pred Murray attend at Weston. Elmer Awrey and son Ivan of Guelph visit W Usherwood. Fred Evans of Shelbourne visits friend Harry Wortop. Achievement Day at Memorial Hall CAC Guelph includes Hortop sisters Muriel Anna Netta and Jean McDonald with Mrs Robertson. Young People Society met after evening service. Norman McLeod reports on Saturday session in London. Meeting closed with benediction.
The June church meeting featured readings and prayers with plans for Nowers meat month. Reports cover the Bramara Sunday School Association convention, Sunday School activities, and local church services in Rockwood and nearby towns with personnel changes and upcoming marriages noted.
Crewsons Corners reports Mrs Geo McBain and her son Billy returned Sunday after visiting at Mr and Mrs Harry Burns in Toronto. Miz Mae Airdrie, former resident, is in Br Josephs Hospital Guelph and friends wish her a speedy recovery. Sunday visitors included J Tolton and family Eden Mills, and Chester McBain Guelph. Measles keep several children home.
Ballina and Rev Aitken of Goldstone hosted friends last week while Mire Roszel of Puslinch visited the Ferguson and Irwin households. Torontonian Phy and Sherlock Forsman spent the weekend at the Parsonage where a fresh coat of paint enhances the home’s appearance.
Local notes report Winnne departing for England on holiday. Strawberries go on sale as a home-grown crop. A two-vehicle collision at Cayoline Streets injures no one. Funeral attendance for Mrs Daniel Gray noted. Proceeds from beer and wine license fees show a projected yearly decline. A new Post Office building described with stone exterior and birch finishes planned.
Ospringe resident Nellie Webb was among winners at Acton Amateur Contest and later broadcast Monday evening on CFPRB Toronto. Community members enjoyed the program while praising a local girl.
Local Advocate notes a patrol on the Wellington south and east and Peel north districts over the past weekend. The report mentions several Toronto visitors and family gatherings including Mr and Mrs Duncan McDougall and others.
Campbellville residents hosted and visited friends across towns including Toronto Guelph and Preston while Mrs Mary Moore returns home after nursing in Toronto. Funeral notices for Walsh family are noted as Toronto ties appear. The St Davids group completes plans for Rev Frank Lawson MLA BD to ordain Tuesday evening linking to church centennial events.
In Georgetown a light standard installation on Main and Market streets progresses as workers install the new system. A mishap during the effort caused Will McDonald to suffer a cut above the left eye from a falling globe. The project aims for a July 1 completion. Dr and Mrs F Watson hosted a Muskoka Sunday School group including Mrs J Yorke and others.
Milton residents travel to Victoria for three months with relatives and attend family visits in Trafalgar Township. Population of Milton rises to 1,785. Women's Missionary Society marks its fiftieth anniversary at St. Pauls United Church. Local graduates attend Hamilton General Hospital exercises. A barn fire on John Moyce’s farm destoys livestock. loss estimated at 1,500. Canadian Legion Cranchi 136 installs officers at a well attended meeting led by Zone Commander Bug McDonald.
A round robin at Walts Courts Tuesday evening drew about twenty players. Mike Jeune Coles and Mr Hinton defeated Helen Ostrander and R Dattye to win. Upcoming schedule lists Acton at Wrampley, Quelph st Coonge's, Milton, Trumpton, Georgetown with Acton hosting.
Listings offer high prices paid for fox meat with prompt payment and coverage of phone charges. Text emphasizes urgent collection and securing meat immediately. No clear names, dates, or locations provided.
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