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Newspaper

Acton Free Press

Location

Acton, Ontario, Canada

Date

Jun 27, 1935

Page

8

Local Notices: Births and Obituaries June 1935

Whitley at Guelph General Hospital June 23 1935 a daughter of Daniel and Marion Whitley. Clemeng Calvin E Clemens aged 60s died at Rockwood residence. married to Elizabeth Pimgerald. Jessie Douglas of Esquesing Township June 20 1935 aged 66. Rebecca Thomson wife of the late Samuel Thomson died at Eramosa home June 2.

Whitley Guelph General Hospital Daniel and Marion Whitley Clemeng Rockwood Calvin E. Clemens Elizabeth Pimgerald Douglas Esquesing Jessie’ Douglas James Douglas Thombon Thomas Alexander Eramosa Rebecca Thomson Gamuel Thomson

Canada’s 68th birthday noted with holidays and arrivals

The notice recalls Dominion Day on a Monday as a public holiday with school closings and summer vacations. It notes visitors to Acton and local improvements, including roadways and fencing at Pioneers Cemetery, and mentions local firms expanding and prize winnings. It covers egg production in 1934 with province contributions and historical egg grading milestones.

A Quick Witty Exchange About Married Men at Work

A curious man asks why a manager prefers married workers. The boss replies that married men tolerate yelling better. The man wonders about Sylvia and the boss admits I did marry her, hinting at a prior romance.

Montreal letter on Freabyterians union and church gathering

A Montreal letter describes the Presbyterian General Assembly meeting at Firet Church near Park Avenue, noting the 60th anniversary of the 1876 union of four Canadian bodies and the concurrent Methodist union. It recalls historic moments, speakers, and displays, including a large Synod photo and books from Toronto, with reflections on attendees and the event’s social welfare focus.

Presbyterian General Canada Montreal Erskine Great Threschurch Methodist Union Aed Ehigwitig Ormidon Hamilton Tublse Gome United Church Conference Toronto Stanley James

June Weddings in Erin and Georgetown Tie the Knot

Kathleen May Young and Donald C Kirkwood marry at Erin home with Rev. Foreman officiating. The couple to reside on the groom’s farm in Erin Township after a Muskoka honeymoon. In Georgetown, Alice E Walker wed Deryk Dodson at Georges Church of England with Rev. Thompson officiating. They plan to live in Mount Dennis after a brief motor trip.

W. J. Young Erin Kathleen May Donald C., Kirkwood William Kirrkwood A. O. W. Foreman Jean Young Sherlock Poremen Muskoka Erin Township Georges Church of England Georgetown Wasx Boone Alice E Samuel Walker Derylek Dodson Norman Dodson Mount Dennis W. G. O. Thompson Bessie Walker Hazel Walker Edith Ditchfield George Dodson Groomaman Oughtred Dodson

Quiet Wedding Unites Evelyn Shiels and Eugene MacPherson

Miss Evelyn Mary Shiels and Mr. Eugene MacPherson wed in Toronto after a ceremony conducted by Rev F B Coyle. The bride wore a forget me not blue gown with lace trim and carried a bouquet of roses and lilies. Best man was Mgr Harold Martly. bridesmaid was Miss Urne Shiels. reception at Royal York Hotel with about 25 guests. couple honeymooned in Muskoka and will reside at 1914 Bloor Street West, York.

Toronto-on-Helliday Evelyn Mary Shiels John Ghiels Midland Eugene MacPherson R. J. MacPherson Acton F. BP. Coyle Urene Shiels Mgr Harold Martly Royal York Hotel Muskok Bloor Street Yoranta

Canadian Farm Implement Trade Expands Overseas and At Home

Canadian made farm implements and machinery gain popularity abroad and domestically. Exports rose from 1.6 million in earlier years to 3.26 million by 1934, with 70 countries served led by British South Africa and the United States. Canada now supplies the major share of farm equipment, up from 40 percent in earlier days, and manufacturing share climbed to 64 percent by 1932 amid rising industry employment.

Canada British South Africa United States United Kingdom Australian New Zealand Neme

Montreal church group ends year with pastor’s farewell

The note records Rev. Dw Lloyd Smith visiting from Montreal for a church gathering. He refused hotel drinks, shared a light moment about clothing, and the writer signs off with respect from J B Coleman's address in Montreal dated June 13 1935.

Lloyd Smith Waithiy

Return to Sprucehurst Ends in Quiet Courtship

Lester Clark, returning to his boyhood town Sprucehurst, visits Susan Jane gift shop owner Susan Jane, seeks to reopen his late father’s office, and amid a gentle courtship they plan a future together. The scene unfolds with shared laughter and cautious hope as Quick & Snell weigh the business move.

Lester Clark Quick & Snell Sprucehurst Quick Si Ha Ming Stane Susan Jane Mr. Quick Susan Juno Loafer Clark Lester Susan Jang Jen Jane Leatur Sun Lester Susan —Jane Sugan Jane Blu Suan Jang Hiae Clirk Luis Sprucelvest Sang FC Pelcome Moe Phon

Lakeside LO D E Picnic at Acton Park

Lakeside Chapter LO D E held its annual picnic in Acton Park last evening. Clans O Conor and McGregor competed in games with the Scottish side scoring 60 points to 40 for the O Connors while the Irish group cheered them on. Prizes were awarded for races and dances with names like Joan Rumley and Margaret Somerville among the winners and a lucky draw noted as a feature. The picnic supper brought both clans together despite rivals as tables overflowed with generous eats.

LO. D. E Acton Park O’conors McGregors O’connors Dave Mussede Joan Rumley Margaret Somerville Yoeth Adamson layton.Pryor

Community Members Honor Mr and Mrs Morrison with best wishes

Bannockburn Institute and neighbors held a June 20 1945 gathering at the Morrison home to celebrate their marriage. Guests included Mrs Jas Mann who opened with O Canada and a program of recitations violin selections and speeches praising the couple. Gifts included lamps and a bridge lamp while Mr Morrison thanked guests and all enjoyed refreshments and social time.

Bannockburnn Women’s Institute Morrison Jas. Mann Ainging Narvey Plaher Elva Wiley Stanley Morrison Acton Gaturlo Relaw and Stooley Reina Granley Stanley Ether Lfe Institute Annie Cree W. McCullough Co. T. Mofpat OY Young W. J. AtacDonald Jos, Ann Roy Young Mrs. Morrison Morrion

Have you ever been there before sir asks barber

A barber questions a customer about familiarity with the shop and notes a healed scar on the man’s face. The brief exchange reveals a past meeting and a sense of recognition after an absence. The dialogue has a quiet, period-voice tone.

Shint Uly

Acton Boy Scout Troop Seeks Support For Community Program

Chief Slader cites youth crime data and urges positive environment for boys. The 1st Acton Troop, led by Mr. Lowrie, promotes good citizenship through an active Scout program and seeks funds to sustain its activities.

Saint John E. M. Slader Acton 1St Boy Scouts Lowrie

Experience as teacher and salary dispute noted

A quotation-rich snippet contrasts experience teaching lessons with a firm stance on salary. The dialogue implies a female figure facing a nonnegotiable pay level while reflecting on learning through experience.

Untitled fragment on marriage refusal and acceptance

A garbled note reflects a dialogue about marriage proposals and repeated refusals. It mentions asking another woman and a response of refusal, indicating unresolved romantic or social expectations.

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