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Newspaper

Acton Free Press

Location

Acton, Ontario, Canada

Date

Mar 07, 1935

Page

5

Social and Personal Interest Roundup Across Town

Mrs. Wm Middleton and Mrs. George Boomer visited Toronto acquaintances this week. Miss D Gibbons of Toronto spent the weekend at home. Mr W H Speight of Toronto visits his sisters. Mrs B Macdonald of Norval called on Miss Isabel Anderson. The Misses M and L Ramshaw spent the weekend with friends in Toronto. Mr and Mrs Pred Adsett and Janet visited Mrs H P Moore. Worrell Conway of Huntsville spent the weekend with his father OC Conway. Margaret Loy attended the Ladies Hairdressing Association convention in Toronto. J McPherson attended his sister Mrs Charles E Erwin’s funeral in Rochester. Clinton Binions and Mrs Sanderson of Toronto visited G Edwards’ home. Olcott Titus and family spent Sunday with Titus's uncle, O A Conway. Alice Carlyle and Evelyn Reed visited. Reed and Pred Reed of Toronto noted. R N Brown attended his niece Mary Wood’s wedding to W R Sherwood at Burlington. Ramsden family in Rhode Island for William Ramsden’s brother’s funeral. Thomas Allan underwent appendectomy at St Joseph’s Hospital in Guelph. speedy recovery hoped. Margaret Brown visited C E Wood in Burlington and attended Mary Wood’s wedding. Mrs W Smith of Toronto, formerly Acton, fell and fractured shoulder. Jeasle Russell spent three days at the Royal York Hotel for the tenth annual association. Margaret Cooke of Guelph spent weekend with Emily Young. contributed solo at Knox Church morning service. Harley Brignall and family from Toronto, Reed family from Oshawa visited J H Reed’s home. Ralph E Young of Oakville and family announce engagement of Ethelwyn Yay to Ernest G Pullen of Oakville with wedding set for April 6.

Agreement Reached on Rental Charges and Audit Report

Acton council adopted the auditors report for 1934 after review. Auditors Fred J. Galt and Neil W. Gibbons praised tax collection and noted proposed write downs including Waterworks and Shoe Factory assets. The council instructed printing of copies and extended thanks to auditors. A hospital notice showed the municipality liable for treatment of a indigent resident.

Hewelson Shoe Co Fred J. Galt Neil W. Gibbons FP. E. McCutcheon J. E. McMillan Notles Guelph General Hospital Acton N Digent

Wheat policy may cost millions and hurt markets

The government warned about vast losses from wheat holdings estimated at 225,000,090 billion in a critical policy disputed by Parliament and critics. They argue the subsidy and world price dynamics drain the economy, threaten western prosperity, and burden farmers despite seeming benefits. A showdown in Ottawa is urged to rein in administration. President P L D Roosevelt is cited in the critique.

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International Co operation in North American Entomology

The American Association of Economic Entomologists meeting highlights long time cross border cooperation between United States and Canada. Ottawa's Dominion Entomologist Arthur Bibson cites fifty years of joint work and the International Great Plains Crop Pest Committee as a model. Prairie entomologists regularly attend, with Canada and the United States sharing advances and experiences benefiting both nations.

United States Canada American Association of Economic Entomologists North American Mexico Arthur Bibson Dominion Department of Agriculture Ottawa Northwest International Committee Winnipeg Yolaling Canadian Prairies

Canadian Stranger Hints Local Encounter in Oakland

A patron recalls meeting a polite Canadian man at Noble's restaurant on Broadway in Oakland while eating breakfast. The man admits he is from Palmerston Ontario after being teased that tea served in a saucer marks Canadians.

Noble's Broadway Oakland California Canada Palmerston Ontario

Erin Appoints Court Clerk Ewart Speirs In Erin Township

Erin Townships local Division Court gains Clerk Ewart Speirs, a Great War veteran who served three years in the trenches. He succeeds retiring Clerk A J Lindsay, amid Liberal Government changes. Also notes Bank of Canada explains coming notes and a potential rise in malting barley acreage in Hatton with alsike seed prospects.

Erin Ewart Speirs Concession Erin Township Speirs A. J. Lindsay Erin “Advocate Hatton

Apples to You debut stars Crawford Gable in comedy

Joan Crawford and Clark Gable headline the comedy Apples to You with Otto Kruger and Stuart Erwin in supporting roles. Geenie stars Medbury in Morocco in a separate act.

Pathy Joan Crawford Clark Gable Otto Kruger Stuart Erwin Geenie

Acton Advances in Playoffs After Big Win

Acton takes first round in the OHA Intermediate B playoffs with a 11-3 aggregate and a 5-1 game victory over Brantford. The Brantford goalie was duped by a devised setup but Acton recovered, as coach and team chemistry edge toward the finals.

Durham

First Express Services Across Canada and Early Rail Links

A compact history of early express services from Canada and the United States. It notes APs initial horse express Halifax to Digby, naval routes to Saint John, the Canadian National Express by telegraph, and the Wyde Bloge Coach Line between Truro and Picton. It cites the Fishwick Express record, the 1673 shipments book, and mentions Harnden’s 1839 continental line between Boston and New York.

Canada Associated Press Amessengers Halifax Dblgby Nova Scotia Saint John New Bromgwick Europe Reusel Canadian National Express Telegraph Canadian Nation 1 Railwaya Truro Pictou Pleton United William Harnden Moston New York American Express United States American Railway Express Southern Express Agency

Canadian poultry exports rise as British demand grows

Canadian poultry shipments to the British market for January reach 871000 pounds with 684000 chickens 140000 turkeys and 47000 ducklings. Editors note the need for fatter birds to improve revenue and grade A quality, urging producers to improve feeding to boost value.

British Isles London Canada Great Britain

Prayers at the House of Commons Aged Granddaughter Question

The article recalls a long standing custom where prayers begin each Commons day with only members present. It quotes Gladstone answering his granddaughter Verton about why they pray, saying the Speaker looks at members and prays for the country.

House of Commons William EF. Gladstone Verton Gladstone

Gems of Thought Echoes From Noted Philosophers

A curated quote collage presents reflections from Dean Inge Sir Robert A Jones Mrs Franklin D Roosevelt Harry Emerson Fosdick and Benito Mussolini. The brief remarks touch on thought, war, discovery and agriculture in a pastiche of 20th century voices.

Also Mentioned on This Page

Mra Wm. Middleton Tor Mar George Boomer Aunday H. P. Moore D. Gibbons Toronto Hare W. H. Bpeight Mra B Macdonald Norval M. and L. Ramshaw Pred Adsett and Janet Worrell Conway Huntsville Oo. A. Conway Ming Margaret Loy The Ladies’ Hairdressing Association Clinton Binions Sanderson G. Edwards Mrs. Olcott Titus Mr. Titus O. A. Conway Alice Carlyle Evelyn W. Pletcher Pred Tor- Reed Red's R. N. Brown Mary Wood W.R. Sherwood Burlington John Ramsden Bing Rode Island Maus Mr. Ramsden William Earl Ramsden Thomas Allan St.’ Joseph's Hospital, Guelph Margaret Brown C. E. Wood W. Smith Sins Jeasle Russell Royal York Hotel Margaret Cooke Guelph, Apent Emily Young Miss Cooke Knox Church Harley Brignall Douglas and Robert Harold Reed Wallace Oshawa J. H. Reed Ralph E. Young Oakvilly Ethelwyn Ernest G. Pullen Sty David Elliott Yalca E. Johen Auditora Council Actan Ont Ontario PL Db. Ronavelt Bank of Canada A. E. Smith Erby Township Casil W. F. Gray Reid Johnstone & Rumley’s Johnstone & Yumley's Blore Vienna Ramond Novarro Evelyn Laye Ikyazy Spooks Iil Garson Lazy River Jean Parker Robert Young Lily Lilly Disney Wad Wolf Mahcie Count OF Monte Cristo By Alexandre Duval Box Kingsete Brantford Beantford Acton Treiing Pinal Greer Gibbons Jack Kentner N. Morton Terry Bus Morton Walters Marzo Joe Kentner Huffman H. Woods Henwood Haggarty Jordan McBride -and-Smith Easto Burns Wills Baumgart Sullivan Norman Douglas Woodstock Whitby Nelson Drantford W. G. Praser Charles Dalbot Preston Ernie Wortley Thorold Niagara Alls Clinton-Yderson First Express Dean Inge Sir Robert A. Jones Franklin D. Roosevelt Harry Emerson Foedick Benito Mussolini Cooking Pkt Livy White Monarch Cowan Bog Pure Dutch Ibs Fin Commodore Salmon Kodak
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