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Newspaper
Acton Free Press
Location
Acton, Ontario, Canada
Date
Jun 24, 1937
Page
4
Interesting items concerning other centres and communities. Many readers will find the notes and updates across area towns of interest and relevance to local life.
Eden Mills Ladies' Aid held their June meeting at Mrs. Robt Borthwick's home with good attendance. A wedding in the Presbyterian Church connected Melrose Wilson and Worthy Burcombe of Montreal, officiated by Nev 8 Johnston, B.A. Mar. Mr Howie Wright and family from Uronto visited Mrs Wright Yr. and Mrs J D Lowrie and Mrs Wm Early with Miss Laura Akins and Mr Pred Davison of Acton spent Sunday in Stratford. District residents plan visits to OAC Guelph during Home Week.
Nassagaweya way and Mrs. John Dennis of Crew sons Corners visited Dr. B. D. Young in Brookville. The sacred drama Whatsoever Ya Saw was presented by the Rockwood Young People’s Union and T. I. 3. Class at Ebenezer United Church and praised by all. Ebenezer Sunday School holds its annual plenary in the park of Gult next Wednesday. Hay and fall wheat prospects are strong in the district. The annual Public School plenary for No. 9 is at the school on Tuesday afternoon, last day before holidays. Many neighbors attended the funeral of William Erwin of Michigan at Lowville Anglican Church.
Erin Aly reports Dick Matson owns a pure bred St Bernard Ty Boy eight months old weighing 155 lbs. Guelph youths presented stirring mascues at Cedarvale and Cataract Sunday School Services last Sunday. Mr Guthrie preached on the New Wirth at Erin Church of Christ. Evans family, allied with IL Swinton, moved to a Hamilton area farm and received well wishes. James Warren shows a remarkable fifty five inch wheat stalk. North Bay’s Walter Scott Toronto’s Mrs Milloy Mrs Bell and Fergus visitor Ed McAlister attended John Campbell funeral after a fatal auto crash at Duntroon.
Georgetown resident John Welburn, 20 years in the town, died this morning at Toronto General Hospital. Mrs Dayfoot and husband left June 18 for the Pacific Coast on a lake-route trip where Mrs Dayfoot will spend the summer. A night prowler frightened Draper Street area residents. night constable Emmerson stopped the interloper. Parishes marked St George's and St Alban's 25th anniversary of rector W W G C Thompson's ordination. clergy visits followed the Presbyterian Conference in Ottawa. Mrs Milholland underwent an appendectomy at St Joseph's Hospital Guelph. recovery reported. Mr and Mrs J oH Mackenzie returned from the Old Country after coronation celebrations, England and Scotland tour.
Campbellville greetings from Mr. Jack Kitchen of Smiths Suits visiting Mr R C Menzies. Mrs RE D Mahon recuperating at Guelph General Hospital after surgery. Mr and Mrs B Snyder on two week holiday. Mr and Mrs Alexander Moore in Buffalo for weekend. WMS St Davids Church to hold annual quilting in Sunday School room. Mrs I Allison and Murray of Wamitton visiting Mr W McLaren. Mr and Mrs H C Measles attended a wedding in Guelph last Saturday.
Hillsburg households welcomed visitors including the Churcher and Cheyne families with daughters on Sunday. Roy Hannah visited his parents and friends note Miss Margareth Robertson is recovering at home after tonsil surgery. United Church Orton held anniversary services with Brampton soloist and Fergus violins. Toronto trip by local residents noted. Rainy weather aided rapid spring crop growth.
A break in at Crewsons Corners home of Mr Nor mian Armstrong occurred on AYonday afternoon through a rear door. About $3 was taken from the children's bank along with a diamond ring reported missing.
Messrs and ladies attended anniversary services at Boston church on Sunday. The Presbyterian Missionary Society held a quilting at Afra John Newton's with good attendance. Amehouse Women's Institute held a pleate at the school with recitations and music directed by Mrs. Goudy and Aes Fisher. Mrs. Smethurst presented prizes for health and attendance. Two presentations honored Mrs Gowdy and Mrs G T Stephenson. A reception for Mrs Elite Davies occurred at her parents’ home. The marriage of Miss Elite Davies to Mr Chris Swackhamer was solemnized at the Anglican Church Georgetown.
Milton Mesas and T A Hutchinson with N L Pickett return from fishing trip to Burk s Fala. Jas W Blain and daughter Annie plan to leave for Minneapolis tonight with Mrs Krook Hemstreet to accompany them for ten days, Blain s daughter stays a month. Martin Early leaves for Cameron Pulls for Hydro Electric Power Commission job, Mrs Early and baby to follow later. Milton Mark and family announce the engagement of their daughter Muriel Barbara to Milton Gerald Clements of Nelson Township. marriage set for June 1 in Champion.
Burlington game inspector Leslie Bray reports busy days catching out of season fishermen. Robert Gray Freeman grows and harvests outdoor tomatoes, a district record. Lakeshore water users vote to buy the main line from Lakeshore Utilities Limited for up to six thousand dollars. A payroll theft of 560.47 vanishes from Russell Construction Company offices. A group of twenty-nine teachers touring Halton County praise views from Rattlesnake Point in Nelson Township.
Sunday services at Rockwood St John s Church were well attended with Rev C A Flook of Jordan officiating. A sacred drama was presented at Ebenezer Church Nassagaweyn by YY P UL and T T S Class. Funeral held for Wiliam Dalton drowned at Fergus with service led by Rev W J Taylor and six nephews as pallbearers. burial at Rockwood Cemetery. Various local visitors and returning residents noted. continued farewells at United Church as Rev Taylor prepares to preach his farewell sermon.
Oakville resident Albert F. Husband is named Clerk of Trafalgar Township succeeding E J James who recently resigned to become Oakville Postmaster. Andrew J. Locksley, former Oakville resident and longtime Oakville Citizens Band leader, dies at 65 in Toronto General Hospital. Percival Wickens headmaster of Appleby School dies suddenly at Hamilton General Hospital. Tax assessments reduced by 9000 across Trafalgar Township including Yorante Brick Co plant from 7000 to 5000. George Roberts of Royal Canadian Regiment and Stanley Warricks of Toronte face manslaughter charges after a fatal Dundas highway accident of a six year old boy. Trial set for Milton Full Assizes with bail at 3000.
A discussion centers on a candidate described as a great orator. Will asks if the man is a true speaker, while others praise his ability to persuade without needing to understand the issues himself.
Percival asks about political plums from seeds and Daddy replies that political plums result from grafting rather than seeds, implying manipulation or clever copying in politics. The dialogue presents a childlike question and a parental metaphor about political influence.
The request repeats fragmented phrases about editing and locating items at a haberdashery or restaurant, asking where a memory or label originated and referencing Smarts and an umbrella. The text lacks a coherent news-focused event or identifiable entities.
A humorous exchange between Mrs. Johnson and a companion as they struggle with mirror visibility while practicing driving. The dialogue highlights mishearing and partial sight, with the husband commenting on the obscured view and the wife noting she cannot see beyond an ear.
Ospringe Vidlters host Mr and Mrs George Robertson with Dr John Hamilton of Toronto and Miss Marjorie Hamilton of Revelstoke BC. Mire Standish marks eighteenth birthday and enjoys gardening. Various visits include Mr and Mrs George Grundy and Robert with Mrs Cooper, Mr Hert Gardiner recovering from motorcycle accident, and many travellers and church choir plans for July anniversary services. District Executive meeting of Centre Wellington Women’s Institutes reported with forty in attendance and plans for Speaker Service and Officers Rally. Funeral attendances noted for Malcolm Sinclair and Robert Maxwell.
Seven room house on Knox Avenue with all conveniences offered for quick sale. Wind Upc estate invites offers. KKERR'S REAL ESTATE handles inquiries phone 36 Agion.
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