United Church of Canada Acton Bee Schedule
The Acton church announces services for Sunday June 28 1925 led by Rev T Albert Moore D D from Portmo with topics The United Church of Canada Its Spiritual Task and Potentialities and Rev Dr Moore from Toronto on The United Church Its Challenge and Its Programme. Sunday School at 10 00 am with patriotic temperance talk music and recitations. Thursday evening prayers and praise 7 30 to 8 15 with brief announcements and singing.
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the United Church
of Canada
Acton
T. Albert Moore
Pormto
United Church of Canada
Dr. Moore
Toronto
The
United Church
Sunday School and Bible Class Schedule Update
At 10.00 a m Sunday School and 11.00 a m Bible Class Review. The Minister speaks on I came not to call the righteous, but sinners. 7.00 p m The Minister with subject A Prisoner of the Lord. Strangers are asked to provide their address and the ushers will be calling.
The Baptist Church Services and Local Notices
Sunday School at 9 45 a m Rev S S Weaver leads service at 11 00 a m The Orange Association plans to conduct church gatherings June 2 A rally is held Monday at 8 a m for BLXY Rev Andrew Imry of Kitchener attends The notice lists for sale items auction and rental opportunities including a wicker baby buggy furniture sale June 27 at 2 pm and a 5 room rental at Acton Creditors notice asks for claims by July 30 addressed to Alexander Orr Card of thanks expresses gratitude for kindness during bereavement
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Orange Association
Andrew Imriyz
Kitchener
Wilderness Adventures and Silly Shorts At Wonnderland Friday
A page lists films for a two day program including Wil wilderness adapted from a Canadian novel featuring Corinne Griffin Ath with Ben Turpin in The Marriage Fours, Teeth with Tony the horse, and a cartoon Wast-age Furious plus Prop and Cash for Cash and Fox Nova on June 26 and 27.
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Eriday
Wilflerness
Corinne Qrif- Ath
Ben Turpin
Fehr Cartaany
Mix
Tony the Horse
The
Cash
Fox Nova
June bargains at town stores bring big value
June sale highlights value Laden with clothing for boys and men. One hundred smart models reduced to 14.85 with values up to 22.50. Shirts up to 3.00 for negligee styles. Luggage specials include suit cases 1.29 and club bags 1.49. Store locations include Main and Branch.
Beaton Church marks 106th anniversary services
The Beaton Church observed its 106th anniversary with special Sunday services led by Rev. Kenneth McLean of Georgetown. His sermons were described as timely and impressive.
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Beaton-Ghurah
Beaton Church
Kenneth McLean
Georgetown
Farewell by Rev. Josephus Culp in Acton
Rev. Josephus Culp ends his year in Acton as pastor of the Methodist Church after a nervous breakdown and health recovery plan. He and Mrs. Culp prepared to visit California relatives with the Hurllton Conference approving a year of superannuation. A farewell service featured sermons on 3 Timothy 2:21 and 1 Thessalonians 4:18-20. The congregation presented a purse, and plans announced for Rev. T Albert Moore and Rev. KR Zimmerman to take over duties in July and the following week respectively.
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J. Culyy
Acton
Taraas
Methodist Church
California
Culp
Church
Hurllton Conference
Impriunz
Christ
Peter
Paul
God
Jesus
Iti
Jequa Christ
Petér
Jesus Christ
Mr. Culp
Jean ‘Xennefly
KR. E. Zimmerman
B.A
Madeira and Bonita Linens 20 Percent Off Sale
A lucky purchase brings 20 off Madeira linens and Bonita linens. The Bonita range mirrors Madeira in style and quality with natural color embroidery in white centers serviettes ovals drapes tray cloths and luncheon sets in popular patterns. Also included is summer fashions millinery and ready to wear with affordable prices.
One Day Bowling Tournament At Acton Greens
Acton Bowling Club held a one day tournament at Acton Athletic Askpolktlan on the greens of Acton yesterday. Twenty rinks competed with Guelph Kitehanar Galt Milton and Elmira among teams noted. Acton defeated Weaverby town and others in a day of fine sport with good green conditions and cheering spectators.
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Acton Athletic Association
Acton Bowling Club
Acton Athletic Askpolktlan
Rinka
Na Fajlowa
Guelph
Kitehanar
Galt
Milton
Terrng
Heapeley
Eblora
Wiha
Qgearbytown
Actan
Tha Reene
Royal Bank inspector praises Acton Free Press and subscription
A letter from L. P. Snyder of the Royal Bank Montreal expresses appreciation for the Acton Free Press. He sends a five dollar subscription renewal and notes the paper’s high editorial standards and local news value. He recalls his boyhood ties to Acton and wishes continued health and success for the paper.
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L.P. ‘Snyder
The
Royal Bank
Montreal
Degr
Acton
Washington Prosa
Une
Canada
L. P. Anyder
Social and Personal Notes From Acton And Toronto
Numerous brief notices of visits and visits: Miss McPherson of Toronto with Acton friends. Miss Margaret I Macdonald visiting St Catherine’s. Mr W Lavell of Auroras visiting relatives. Mrs Beatty Arnold delaying receptions. many others from Toronto Guelph Georgetown and Winnipeg meeting friends, attending church, and travelers to Port Colborne and Niagara Falls. Also local engagements, school exams, and a few illnesses and recoveries.
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Mipé Mary-A—Ramehawa
Toronto
McPherson
Acton
W. J. Hall
T. H. Dobbie
Dy Frick
Beatty Arnold
John Damper
Guelph
Alfred
Jennie McClure
John Brown
Church Street
Culp
Skinner
Fughe
Lindsay
Malcolm McLean
John O'Neill
Miss Young
Georgetown
D. el’ Young
Main Street
Annetta Barnes
J. Mossop
Babe
R. H. Wansbrough
Lake Avenue
Thomas Rumley
Park Avenue
Acton's Tax Rate Steady at 44 Mills
The town council kept the tax rate at 44 mills for 1925, with allocations including debentures and sinking fund 4.8 mills, public schools 15 mills, county rate 6.5 mills, street netting 2.0 mills, free library 0.5 mill, waterworks 9 mills, salaries 3 mills, and misc 2.6 mills. A sidewalks project on WHbur Street was approved and repairs to Main Street near Fairview Cemetery authorized.
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Witer-Chétres
P- Scarrow
Council
Promista
M. W. Clarridge
Haxmoor
Stephen Cordiner
Whbur Street
Main Street
Fairview Cemetery
FE. Holmes
LE. Atkinson
W C T U Convention at Milton Highlights Prohibition Theme
The Halton and Wentworth W C T U met at United Church Milton with Mrs C Caldwell presiding and Rev John Coburn of Toronto delivering a keynote on women's role in the drive for liquor prohibition in Canada. Prizes were awarded for temperance essays, a Blue Ribbon Tea was held, and Acton residents attended with a county contest announced.
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Halton and
Wentworth W. Co. T. U
United Church
Milton
Crev.h. Caldwell
Georgetown
Neweys
John Coburn
Toronto
Department of Evangelism
Canada
Misa Dorothy Campbell
Milton Watson
Milton Watson, ‘Acton, For Esiuys On Temperance Subjects. Milas Jean Kennedy
James Symon
H. P. Moore
George Somerville
Jean’ Kennedy
Viola
Rumsey
Marguerite Symon
Dorothy Campbell
Acton
Marton _Beges
Oakville
Watson
Farm IV
Dorothy ‘Campbell
Farm III
Mary Bullett
West Plamboro
Geoffrey “Qlby
Gordon Currie
Obituary for Mrs John Clarke of Cooksville dies
In Acton on Saturday the body of Mrs. John Clarke was brought from Cooksville for burial after a sudden illness diagnosed as spinal meningitis. Born in Cranborne England she came to Canada with her husband thirty five years ago settling in Acton. The Clarke family moved to Toronto then Port Credit, fire destroyed their home last spring and they recently moved to Cooksville. She was a devoted church member and wife and mother. Surviving are Mr. Clarke and children Miss Atah Ethel Dora Phyllis and John Clarke Jr. Funeral services were held at Cooksville and St Alban’s Church with interment at Fairview Cemetery.
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Robert “Kennedy
Winnipeg
John T. Kennedy
W. H. Speight
Toronto
John Clarke
A. T. Mann
Guelph
United Church of Canada
Henderson
James Henderson
Hamilton
Julia A. McArthur
Rob
Crady Seer Tate
W. J Gould
Frank Sayers
Cookaville
Robert McPherson
Peter Sayers
Frank Day
famHy
R .H. Wansbrough
Culp
Lillian Dobbie
Beatrice Fisher
Kitchener
Andrew Dobbie
Dolly Varden
Robert Johnston
Knox, Avenue
Avid
H. Roy Wansbrough
Harold
rHarold
Vera Hurat
Toronto Normal Schools
E. J
Tomlinson
Tomlinson, Mr. and Mrs.‘ James Vollick
M. Vol- Neck
Jack Canfield
Jack Vickers
Jean Kennedy
Toronto University
Harley Brignall
James H. Reid
Brignall
Babe
Norman Lambert
Malcolm McLean
St.Thomns
Miss Tisdale
McMaster University
Joseph Soper
Edmonton
Alta
Alfred Soper
Atill
Bailéy
Maate
Ronald
Stewart
W. Hall
Commission
Provincelal Hydro
Niagara Falla
John A. Grant
Highway Patrol Force
Ontario
Grant
John ] Harvey
Acton
Alva-Ina
Wiig Phompson
Jogephir Thampson
Brin
John “Clarke
Dhiermont
Clarke
Buai[ness
Port Creult
Cooksville
St. Alban’s Church
St. Alban's Church
Mr. Baugh
Holmes
John
MocArthur
John Stalker
J. M. McDonald
Mr. Bonnor
Police Court Notes on Drunkenness and Fast Driving Incidents
A Preston group including Arthur Burrell and May Marrigan faced a magistrate on drunkenness and disorderly conduct charges after a Pussinch Lake event. Three Hesgeler men were jailed in Guelph after a Friday arrest, and a Georgetown driver pled guilty to speeding with a $15 cheque attached.
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Pussinch Lake
Arthur Burrell
H. Preiffer
A. Hornblower
May
Bubbles) Marrigan
Preston
Watt
Hornblower
Mercury
Lemon
Guelph
Norval
Mount Pleasant
Moore
Toronto
Halton
McPherson
District Women's Institute Elects 1926-27 Officers
The district annual meeting at the Arena Georgetown voted Mrs. Gee Agnew as president with Aiken as vice president and Clarsridge as second vice president. Amy L. Howes was named treasurer and Mrs. Frank Ford as publicist organizer for Omagh.
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Women’s Institute
Georgetown
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A. C. Stewart
Mr. A. Manse
Widow Street
the Baptist Church
James W. Boyd
P.O
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Maln Bt. Ny
Rogers
Crescent
Frea Transportatio
Purtis House
Beamaville,Ont
Dalvit
Wilinmgon
Brock’ Avenue
Roy. Hindley
Bath
Mary Orr
Alexander * Orr
Avanug
Alexander
Amr
Acton Nq
Thelbind
J. Tahster Matthews
Wonjjerland
Three Musketeers
Alexander Dumas
Ray Fairbanka
Adolphe Menjou
Barbara la Marr
Mary/ ‘caren
Mary Pickford
Mise’ Tisdale
Baptisl Young Peoples’ Union
Chester Plank
Schofield
Ontario Agricultural College
Raviaion
Esquising Court of Revision
Appleyard
G.H- Bignell
Kelley
B.C. Thompson
R. Lowrie
John and
C. Campbell
Elwood
Soldilery’ Memorial
Georgetown Floral Company
Acton Horticultural Society
Scriven
Archie. Mochrie
Ara
Knox Church
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Yost
Grand River Fishing Club
Nagsagaweya
William Dennis
Rifo
Yeat
Sunderland House
Rockwood
Mason
Beardmore 2 Co. Plc-Nic
the Park
the Athletic Association
Mill Street
Boy -Scoute
Acton Haa
Acton Boy Scouta
Thea Boy Scouin
Nuple Park
Acton Itizens
Ladies' Scout Association
Rev
Josephus Culp
Phuuc Chee
H. Wiles
Gore
Harry Harrison
Free Press
Royal Bank of Canada
The-Agton -Faee- Pass
Mazon
Atkinson
Reeve
Barber
Wail
Mix Thatford
Bowman Nunn
Emerson Anderson
G. H. Ritchie
HUI Seeseseeerenes Eee
John Nicol
Cement
John Ings Co
Cripps
Cartage Bolt Telephone Co
H. A. Coxe
Oll Vee Wersisenesecssrnegions
Sk BE
W. C. T. U. Convention
John, Coburn
Women's
Tha Dumag
Acton, Tanning Co
Thi
Firat
Hewetson
Acton Tapning Co
Monotoon's Jeu, Beardmore & Co
Mike John Clarkit
Police Court News
J. Grant
D. O'Connell
A. McLaren
A. Freppter
Hesgeler
Chrisleville
Yamea Glick
Satray
Reavely
Earl Newman
Robert Massey
Stobble “Lappin
Newman
Clark
Stanley Park
Erin
Maasey
Masgacy
Dabbie Lappin
the District Women's Institute
George Agnew
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