Knox Church Acton Sunday Services and Schedule
Prosbyterian Knox Church Acton lists Rev A Stewart ministering at Willow Street 1190 with services at 11:00 a.m. and 7:00 p.m. on Sunday including a Sunday School at 1:00 p.m. and a sermon titled The Sword of the Lord. Monday events include Young People's Guidance. Strangers leaving an address with the usher will be called upon by the printer.
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D'Semount
Lord
Young Young People
Young People's Society of Knox Church
M. Or
Verna Murrep
Stewart Jed
Burton
Jessie
Lois Atkinson
C. L. Whitman
Toronto
Africa
Inntermam Ylews
Whitman
Baptist Church Activities At Acton Pastor's Schedule
The pastor William J Haxter leads services at the Acton Baptist Church with a Sunday morning sermon. An evening service and a Young People's Meeting are planned, plus a midweek prayer session on Thursday afternoon.
Farm and House for Sale and Auctions listing
Classified notices advertise farm and house for sale, timber for sale, a clearing auction by Eldred Martin at Ospringe, and a local farm sale with details provided. Contact J F Robertson and H G Reed for buyers and inquiries, with a March 16 auction date and Acton listings.
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Eldred Martin
Ospringe
R. J. Kerr
Acton
Mis Sybil Spotts Tenail Air for Throats and Bronchitis
Mis Sybil Spotts promotes Tenail Air advertised as relief for throat cough bronchitis catarrh and throat and torney back ailment. The product claims soothing effect and quick relief for respiratory discomfort.
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Sybil
Spring Home Furnishings at Macdonald's Guelph
Our Home Furnishing department invites readers to visit the Third Floor this week for spring arrivals in window draperies floor coverings and wallpaper. Learn about house cleaning brightening plans and affordable new items with prices for 36x62 inch 50 yard drapery and various rug sizes.
New Wallpaper Fashions Brighten Rooms with Opalescent Effects
A survey of new wallpaper panel treatments large rooms. Opalescent Dutch metal brightens sombre interiors. Rich yellows and floral nets and bird motifs offer affordable options from sheer to lace panels for next-to-the-glass displays.
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Northaen
Acton Chamber Hears Progress On Transit and Telegraphs
The Acton Chamber of Commerce held a regular meeting last Thursday with reports showing ongoing progress. The Transport Committee reported efforts to secure a central rail stop starting April 20, while discussion on downtown telegraph office relocation and a closed link for Acton war service continued with no firm action.
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Chamber of Commerce
Acton
W.R. Moore
Gnatrman
Ue Tnt
Rave Coort
Wm Middleton
CN. 2
Chamber of Crimerce
Toronto
Thors
C. N Or
Noxon
Canada
England
Chamber of Companotco
GN. R
Canratt
Actoyr
Dance at Ballinatad Ball in Ballinatad Moyun evening
Ballinatad Women’s Institute hosts a ball with Brampton Orchestra and R L Davidson as floor manager. Admission is free, lunch served. event held Monday evening in Ballinatad with Brampton Orchestra in attendance.
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Ballinatad
Mannockburn Women’s Institute
March & Brampton Orchestra
R. L. Davidson
Acton Event Highlights Dance and Local News Briefs
The town hall dance on March 9 hosted by Dance The Troe wes wil with the Hewetson Co employees entertainment Friday night. Port Credit’s Clarke Hall filled for the Wort Credit Oratorical Contest with four contestants. Jean McLaclan earned the top prize and will represent Port Credit in the county meet. A Brampton Brampton-related case mentions arrests connected to a baby’s body found near Packham’s Pond. coroner’s inquest set for Brampton today.
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Wort Credit
Clarke Hall
Port Credit
Jean McLaclin
Cruce Wickare
Ke Wynter
Kenneth Cash
A.S. Maybee
Turyges
A.W. Bigga
Jean McLaclan
Brampton
AH Ward
Qatarly Criminal Investigation Department
Wood Owens
Youn Wana
Keckwood
Packham's Pond
Robert Crawford
Liege
Packham's
Hegule
Auditors Report Adopted by Council After Informal Meeting
Council and Chamber of Commerce planned an informal session to discuss the rink proposal and valve issues. The 1927 Auditors Report was adopted with thanks to Knapp and Arnold. several minor errors were not corrected.
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Council
Chamber of Commegrce
Aueinsob
Thetford
Hansen
Nical
Reeve Mason
Hoard
Jon Gibbons
Nuinancen
MN Street
Blorey
Superior Mty. Co
A. T Brown
Talbot
Mackenzie
Cripps
J. Gilmour
J. A McNiven
Dmcer
HOM. McDonald
Cosit
Hockwood
Feen
Actan
AP Trewetson
Mir. Ang
J. W. Hewetson
Brampton
Duke of Devonshire
Women's Institute
E. Thetford
J. E Atkinson
Messrs
Knapp and
Arnold
Andlors
Chamber of Commerce
Public Utilities Commission
Milly
World Day of Prayer Service in Acton at St Alban’s Church
A fellowship service held at St Alban’s Church in Acton marked the World Day of Prayer. Prayers of thanksgiving followed readings praising Empire foundations and seeking guidance for home, school, industry, and government. Participants included Abs. Me Cleary, Mrs Jones, Mr ALT Brown, McLevy, Mrs J. etd., Mrs. Kirk, Mrs.Thompson, and Mrs. Wood.
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Fellowship
Internessiun
Acton
St Alban’s
China
Japan
India
Africa
Jerusalem
Tabies
Abs
Me+Cleary
Beer by the Glass Defeated in Ontario Legislature 92 to 4
The Ontario Legislature rejected Prank W. Wilson's beer by the glass proposal by a 92 to 4 vote. Only four members supported it, while Liberal and Conservative MPs clashed over the division as votes were cast.
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Ontario
W. Wilson
Wilson
W. G. Welchel
North Waterloo
Edmond Ix-ander Signal
Karl Homuth
South Waterloo
J. A. Currie
Toronto
J. W Widdifield
Progressive
Mr Widdifield
Crop competition winners announced at Acton meeting
At Town Hall on Monday Colonel S Palmer of The Dominion Seed Branch announced awards in the combined standing crop and threshed grain contest. Prizes ranged from 875.00 to 3.00 for various growers. entrants must deliver at least 100 bushels seed of grade No 4 or better. Further contest details available from Milton department office. Acton Hewetson employees annual supper and dance set for March 16.
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Col. S Palmer
Dominion Seed Branch
Acton
D. A. Andrew
Halton
Gahan
Rockwood
Scnackhuimer
Hoom
A McNabb
Jo Leslie
Acton On
Mektinnan
Toor
Milton
Acton District 10 Monthly Meeting and Local News
Acton and District 10 reports on the Duke of Devonshire Chapter I D D E monthly gathering at Jas Byron’s home, deer sighting near Acton, and factory status rumors. Also covers Sunderland House improvements, Pontiac demonstration in town with prizes, Young People meetings at Knox and United Church, O D E officers elected, and a Palermo Holstein event banquet with speeches on livestock and youth programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duke of Bevonshire
Pins
Jas
Byron
Palermo
Halton Holstein Ureedery
Chuir
Walter Denata
Chup
Dun Fun Marshall
Toronto
Ontario
W. Holtby
Feldman
Che Holstein-Prigaian
Methune
Jeside
Calloway
F. Pelletterie Sang
Frank Uuutey
Week-end visits and trips feature Acton area residents
Local residents and visitors are noted for weekend absences and returns. Names include Robert Booté from Icit chéner, Charles Sirknern from Toronto, Alfred Bishop visiting Clara Savage in Parlin, and Mrs. C. L. Poole staying with friends in Flamil ton. Others travel to Niagara Falls, Napanee, and Toronto. social events at the Andersons and Crewsons conclude with games and dancing.
Halton County Association Banquet Held in Regina
The second annual Halton County Association banquet occurred February 16 at King's Hotel Regina with members from Saskatchewan and Ontario. Officers for 1928 were elected Vernon Mason President H M Stephens Vice President Winnifred Wilson Secretary A C Shaw Treasurer and an executive including D H Lamont Speers Wilson Reed Moffat. The event featured toasts R Donaldson and Dr H M Corrigan sent flowers and a county birthplace map.
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Halton County Association
King's Hotel
Regina
Halton County
Ontario
Our County
H. M. Stephens
Percy Reed
R. Donaldson
Agr
D. R. Lamont
W. R. Francis
H. Corrigan
Lampman
Sask
de. Corrigan
Gamble
Gully Lake
Assembly
Vernon Q. Mason
Winnifred Wilson
A. C. Shaw
D. H. Lamont
George Speers
William Wilson
R. J. Moffat
D. RB. Lamont
William Wilon
HR. M. Baker
Tregarven
Bit
Former Acton Pastor Injured Crossing College Street
Rev. Wo 5. McAlpine, former pastor of the Acton Baptist Church for twenty years, was struck by a motor car on College Street Toronto and is in critical condition at Western Hospital. The Milton Central contest featured oratorical and elocution events with medals awarded to Johnson Neelands and Minas Mdith Dewar.
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Warwan
Peel
Owens
Bilton Jait
Covndini Nasional
Norval
Trid
Clearygeton
Milton
Moore
Ontario Reformatory
Harwash
Richard N Moore
Revo Ois McDonald
Kingston Road
Toronto
Holden
Mr Moore
Toor Gisters
Esquesing
Halton County
Peru
Acton
College Street
McAlpine
Western Hospital
Baptist Church
Miltan Qentarical Cortest
Milton Py
Editirend
G. Jeneburn
Lal
T. A. Hutchingon
C. H. Bluary
PD. Shorey
Milton Public School
Johnson Neelands
J. M. Clements
J. McCallum
N. A. Dhurlbut
Minas Mdith Dewar
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Claude Wade
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Ren Hur
ROL
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Wilton
D. E. Macdonald & Bros., Ltd
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Pure Jam
J. W. Jones
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the Chamber of Commerce Meeting
Han Neen
Men’s Club of the United Church
Aren's Orchestra
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Tod and Gun
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A. P Knight
Siiver Pox
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Ontiria
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Nig He
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J A MacDonald
Pariste Hall
Porunter Pritay
Tavuts Re
Vela Murray
Idith Ay
Mires Ay
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Reading
Maas Verne Murray
Mr Louis Mrewinson
Adazes
Slamwy
Mabel McGuadr
Messrn
Charl Anderson
Fred York
Mien Maure
Mins Murtha Orr
Mis Willa Me- Alta
Goed
Dyatield
Violet Crarsman
Metis
Breeman
Roy Melteown
Juodwes
Mra Moate
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Meelis
Harold Wiles
J. McKeen
Butcher Mill Street
Troe Wes Wil
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Hewetson Co
London
Mnason
Ron Brown
Dais Necon
Mr Brown
Alysander Mrows
Air Brown
Fralt Iowers
Burlington
Ontario Fruit Growers’Ansociation
Selon
Sejadan
Fruit Growers’ Association of Ontario
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J Held
de Flamillan
Paul Pisher
Britain
Howitt
Joseph Oskamp
Afane
Vineland
Vernon Oon
Bittish
Columbia
Palmerocon
Phtneta Pitan
Oreliusda
Cae Ganeadian Chainery Limited
Goninon Jinke
Une Canadian Borttjung
Aso
Dominion
Acton Hewetson
Acton and District
Lne
James Stewart
Robert Waldie
Glenart Haya
Auaphea
Tis
Phew Prenat
Mim
L. Davidson
Wan
Acton Trte Millen
Kunderland
Sunderland House
Jacque
Pontac
Mowrcis
8. V. Icing
Qgrorretown
Ancesport Trom
General. Motors
Oshawa
Uckets
Wm. Chisholm
Burton Virgina
F. E. McCleary
Fee
Art Hewetnon
McCleary
United Church Young People
J. Elvin Gamble
Frick Cook
Prouders Fields
Marjorie Switzer
M. E. Nelson
E. T. Thetford
J. H. Johnson
M Lotte
Hazel Mason
Ruth Gian
Peartskunith
Audrey McCumb
Jommon
M. Switzer
Frank Cook
J Elvin Gamble
Toe & O. BD. E
Mr. Wallace
Hegent
G. A. Conway
Wm. Johnstone
F. E McCleary
Margaret Macdonald
W. J. Gould
Echora
MZ. Bennett
Free Press
Robert Booté
Icit
Chéner
Charles Sirknern
Alfred Bishop Wan
Clara Savage
Parlin
Minnettie Dilla Wan
Mr. Telford V. Kenney
Hamilton
Mines
Bertie Smith
Jean Kennedy
Mra
C. L. Poole
Flamilton
C. A. G. Matthews
Moorecroft
D. IC. Forster
Niagara Falls
Acton Friends
Miza Beryl Anderson
Mrs
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P. A. McLean
Chealey
Vim Johnstone
Cecil Bwackhamer
Win
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Robert McPherson
the Ininlay
Ralling
Mir Eion Cary
Winnifred
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Toronty
Asra
AT. Brown
Pred Punk
Dinghamton, N. Y
James Moore
Jennie Matthews
Kenney
Mrs. Husband
E. G. Atkinson
Atkinson
Fairbanka-Morse Co
Jiarold Anderson
Doris Anderson
Napanee
L. H. Shorey
Fred Crewson
Wellington Street
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