Auction Sales and Advertisements From Erin Area
Local notices list multiple auction sales by Roy Hindley and others for farm stock implements furniture and meat stock with dates in March and April. The ad blocks also promote garden seed lumber and prewar furniture bargains and a picture framing upholstery cabinet work shop in Erin with contact details and prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wesley Beatty
Erin
Roy Hindley
Acton
Firin
Tr. Milch-Cowa
Kenyon Phona
Acton Entertainers at Georgetown and Local Notices
Acton Ladies Ball Club performed in Georgetown on Tuesday to a large, appreciative audience under the Ladies Hockey Club auspices. Reports mention a Business Men's Get Together Banquet with 64 merchants present, plus Horticultural Society directorate changes and bank improvements at Bank of Montreal. A Knox Church Young People's Guild debate concluded with the affirmative winning. A miscellaneous shower celebrated Miss Seabel Watkins and Clarence S. Winfield’s upcoming marriage. A Parsonage wedding joined Laura Coon and Damon Green. Compliments flowed to Acton Publishing Co and local papers. A 1925 Acton Baseball team was organized with officers elected and practice planned for Mondays and Thursdays.
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Acton
Georgetown
Ladies
Ancogatus
Logal
Thomas P. Watkins
Orat One
Miss Seabel
Clarence
Winfield
Glen- Williams
Mra. Watkins
Lhoste
Methodist
Laura Gertrude
Isaiah Coon
Guelph
Damon Alexander
John A. Green
Port Dalhousie
Mra
Frank Gamble
Aistor
Bark Brown
C. Kitchener
Buffalo
Aston Mat
Tov
Grp
Peter ‘A. Smith
Solent
N. Hy Garé de
George Hynds
Asea
Uiniforma
James FR. Anders
Governmnt
Ontario Temperance Act Amendments Promote Beer Sales
The Ontario House gave first reading to amendments legalizing 4.4 beer in hotels restaurants clubs and grocery stores. Provisions lower monthly physician prescriptions from 60 to 0? and tighten penalties for bootleggers while extending appeal periods and restricting permits to individuals of good character.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ontario
Ray
Magletrates
Nickle
Up- Hedley
High School Students Debate at Young People's League
High School students presented a debate at the Young People's League meeting in the Methodist School Room on Monday evening. The topic was Canada made goods. Winners and judges, including Miss Minnion and Mrs Brown, praised the effort as a lively, well presented discussion with readings and musical numbers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hanis
Young People's’ Guild of Knox Church
Nellie Anderson
Bessie Gardiner
Ferris
W. J. Reid
Jidgen
A. R. Whitney
Young People's League
Methodiat
Ming Minnie Z. Bennett
Secupiad the Ehaly
Canada
Megara
Milton Watson
Neville Harrop
Margaret, Young
Helen Coxer
Wielmnelves
Minnion
Nelson
Mra
Minnie R. “Moora
T. Brown
Dorothy ‘Cordiner Ang
Moore
George
Mason
Gharile Landaborough
Dornét
Dursttas
Pastor Zimmerman Named to Succeed Rev Culn at United Church
Rev Zimmerman has accepted the invitation to succeed Rev Culn as pastor of the United Church of Canada acting in Acton. He has ten years in ministry and three years at Simpson Street Church in Hamilton where he is beloved. He is secretary of Hamilton Conference and is arranging the final session before the union.
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The
United
Canna
Acton
Dune
Mrzimpiermaan
Simcon.Street
Hamiliton
Mr.Zimmerman
Hamiltonr
Acton Citizens Band Draws Packed Houses For Humorous Benefit
Acton Citizens Band shows at two successive evenings drew large crowds with a humorous village band show and a lively minstrel segment. Alderman Mason as Hank Jackson won attention, the minstrel cast delivered strong performances, and young musicians Chalmers and Manon were praised for their instrumental work.
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Acton
Acton Citizens' Band
Alderman Mason
Hank ‘Jackson
Africa
Lloyd Forbes
Down South
John Panane
Jemima
Itv
Dréas
Folts
Tubman
Beardmore Creacent
Ming Irene Cross
Rigby—Cross
Harry
Rigby
Miss Cross
Viola ‘Rumley
Masters
Chartie
Landa
Borough
George Manon
Gorse
James’ Chalmers
Sedgewick Accepts Toronto Metropolitan Church Pulpit Call
Rev Dr W H Sedgewick formerly of Central Presbyterian Hamilton has accepted the pulpit of the Metropolitan Church Toronto as part of a union move. He will serve at Belmar Methodist in Montreal for a year from July 1 before taking the Metropolitan post when Rev Dr Wardie Stafford returns to England.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Sedgewick
Central Presbyterian Church
Hamilton
We. Sedgewick
Metropolitan Church
Toronto
United Church of Canaan
Union
Sedgewick
Methodiat
Onuren
The
Metropolitan
Wardie Stafford
England
Local Lecture and Hall Renovations Highlight April Events
Local notes report a high school lecture by W. pe Dunlop on the British Empire at Wembley in the Town Hall on April 2. Enquesing’s Township Hall renovation aims to modernize with assembly hall store living quarters and council offices, with first meeting planned for April. Baptist and Methodist services and church leadership changes are noted with preacher Rev Roy Frid invited to Dublin Street Church and Rev J H Todd moving to Peterboro pending committee ratification.
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High School Literary Society
Acton Continuation School Literary Society
W. Pe Dunlop
University Extensiong
Wembley
Town Hall
Enquesing
the Coun
Jen
Rov. Frid
Dublin Street Methodist’ Church
Guelph
Roy Frid
Flora
J. EH. Todd
Peterboro
Limelight for Mackenzie and Brampton flood report
The Canadian Lumberman touts J R Mackenall as a publicity and customer guidance source. Brampton faces a severe flood on the Eto Bicoke River flooding Main and Queen Streets causing thousands in damage and boats on streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brampton
Etobicoke
Queen
Manitoba Cooperatives Boost Poultry Marketing Abroad
Mr. D. W. Storey of Hartney Manitoba arrived for a short visit with his mother Mrs. Thomas Storey. He travels on to Hamilton and Montreal on business for Manitoba Co Operative Poultry and Egg Marketing Association Limited where he is secretary and manager. The association has shipped fifty carloads of dressed poultry to the East in two years and aims for three carloads of bees weekly in summer. Storey says western cooperatives strengthen farmer marketing and paid higher date money per pound for turkeys last fall than Winnipeg. Manitoba optimism grows as crops improve and prices rise, with merchants predicting big business gains. Storey will return to Acton and then Hartney, with plans to visit Windor Detroit Chicago and Minneapolis.
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D. W. Storey
Hartney
Man
Manitoba
Winnipeg
Storey
Acton
Windsor
Detroit
Chicago
Minneapolis
Acton Boy Scouts Form Organized Troop Structure
At Friday meeting Acton Boy Scouts finalized their organization with Y. F. Perris as Scoutmaster and Rev A C Stewart among assistants. The roster lists patrol leaders, corporals, quartermaster Cawthra Meain, secretary Norman Hinton and treasurer John Mann. Local officials and visiting Toronto Rover Scouts joined the march and plans for next Sunday church services are made.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Acton Boy Scouts
Y. F. Perris
A. C. Stewart
Lealion Martin
Thomas Mochrie
Alt. Bishop
Crown
Robert Chalmers
Foxes
Wiliam Colsman
Curlews
George Mason
Kangaroos
Matt, Tyler
Bulldogs
Harold Reid
Eagles
Gordon Cooper
Beavers
Jack Lymon
Ert Gibbons
Norman Hinton
B. BF. Ferris
H.P. Moore
M. Livermore
75Th Vack
Harold Griton
Henry Hinton
Toronto
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the Methodist Church
Josephus Culp
Pantér
Willow Be
Miniater
Joseph Ny Searcher
Presbyterian
Atimeter
BO Pathfinder
Acton” ‘Stout
Troon
Matthew
Baptist Church
Addrasn
Pantorma Studioa
Stoney
Petdr A. Bmith
Acton Creamery
Hddie Gibbbens
Willow ‘Street
H. L. Decbu. Co
MN Street
L. McDonald
Ith Ling
Auhiy Te Og Snyder
Mil ‘Street
Margaret A. “Brown
Ont
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COXE
Nassagaweyn
Dale
Cuthberts
Herberts
Charles
Oldham RR
Norval Meena
Geo, McAllister
M. Katsor
Blaine Hammerstein
Harold Lloyd
Felix
Vox News
Fearbound
Marjorie
Day
Melodirpina
Mynhpod
Chang
Nazimoyn
Miltan Bila
Peter Pan
Sir
James Barrle
Dorothy Vernon
Haddon
Firy Stalic
BR. L., Gregory & Son
D. E. Macdonald & Bros. , Ltd
Oxford
Marie
Mill Street
Acto
H.wiles
Goodyear
Goodyear Wells
Galt
Cmdren
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Harry Harrison
the Shoe Man
Horticultural Society
H. Ingrey
Old Country
Taproy
Bank of Montreal
A. Gonorour
James Acton
Dominion Shorthorn Breeders’ Association
Central Press Agency
Fam
R. E. Zimmerman, B. A
Minstrel
Lund
Baptist
Charles H. Shutt
Knox Church
Jack
Mackenzie
Canadian Lumberman
J. R. Mackenall
Anya
John
H. J. Moore
Avery
Acton No
Crate Hamilton
G.H. Williams
Metropollitan
Soronto
Georgetown Herald
Meredith
Yury
Dolson
Clarridge
St Alban'’s
Mackintosh
Mr. Baugh
William Wilson
Humber Trail
J. C. Wilson
Wilson
Fern Avenue
Athool
Caledyn
C. R. Wilson
Vienna
Max Niemiler
Niemier
Hamillton
Lorna
Bonda
Argentine Republic
RAS Daly & Co
New York
South Amer
Buenos Ayres
Joe ‘Hynds
Goderich
Joan Kennedy
Malcolm’ Scott
Bertie Speight
Kittchener
Bafins Alton’ Stewart
Alfred Storey
Jonas
Dundas
Harold Sutelitte
Kitchener
Me ‘Dayman
Mr. N
McLark
Nicklin
Mary
Dr W. Storey
Hartney, Mon
W. G. C. Komney
Mr. Moon
Mr.c.,h. Harrison
Pacific Coast
Earl Cooper
Angus Kennedy
Frank Day and Family
Rockswood
R. Mk
Lake Avenue
Jessie McNabb
A.” AJ Conover
Allan Follett
A. V
J. Galbraith
Robert Morton
Afina , Maddock
Messia
H. FH. Wansbrough
Harold .L. Wainsbrough
James Bentham
Herbert Nakkin
Mra C. McLaughin
Main Street
Marguerite Symon
Rochester
Jrusedax
Ben _ Hobbs
Fifth Line
John R. Kennedy
Minnie E. Nelson
Scott
We Storey
Vinita
Tatke
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