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Newspaper
Acton Free Press
Location
Acton, Ontario, Canada
Date
Jun 20, 1946
Page
7
Miss Mery Curvie of Caledon has been engaged as our teacher. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Sim of Toronto and Pte. B. Sim of Brockville visited friends here. A number from here visited the O A C in Guelph. Churchill hosts a return service meeting Wednesday evening.
Ospringe residents and neighbors gathered for weekend visits and a social in Guelph. Toronto visitors Mr. and Mrs. A Alton and relatives attended a Young People’s Service at Everton Church where Malcolm McLeod spoke on India. A large crowd joined Mr and Mrs Murrow’s neighbors for a social evening in their new home with music readings and gifts.
A large crowd in Limehouse Memorial Hall celebrated the wedding of Ted Brown and his bride with gifts, a three tier cake, and confetti. A program featured music and songs led by local performers. The event followed screenings of National Film Board shows and included a Women's Missionary Society meeting at Mrs. Rosas's home.
The W C T U held its annual county convention at Norfolk Street Church Guelph with delegates from Fergus Rockwood and Mt Forest. Reports, prayers and addresses covered temperance work in jails schools and homes, while officers were elected including President Flannery Fergus and Honorary President R Rudd Guelph. A Stith annual convention of Etamosa Sunday School Association followed with sermons from local ministers and a temperance reading. Nearby a school picnic occurred in Exhibition Park with varied sports and ideal weather. Joseph Moore, a longtime resident of Guelph, died aged 89 the funeral at McLanaghan and Keay Funeral Home and United Church.
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