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Newspaper

Acton Free Press

Location

Acton, Ontario, Canada

Date

May 21, 1925

Page

7

Very Rev Owen Bishop of Niagara elected on first ballot

Very Rev Corwyn T Owen rector of Christ's Church Cathedral Hamilton was elected Bishop of the Anglican Diocese of Niagara on the first ballot. The vote totaled 43 clergy and 8 lay votes to secure the required majority. Born in Twickenham England he is 49 and married with five children. Archbishop George Thornloe presided.

Corwyn T. Owen Christ's Church Cathedral Hamilton Niagara Clark of Kootenay Canon Abbott G. F. Davidson Canon Cody Twickenham England Eastbourne Toronto School St. James Toronto Holy Trinity Church Dean Almon Abbott Clirlot’s’ Church Clersy Moo Canada George--‘Thornloe Algoma Ontario Frank Kennedy Peel Wellington Elizabeth Waterhouse Biri Waterhouse Acton Whitby Edinburgh Scotland Waterhouse Diood Glasgow Canad Ont Setter T. Kennedy

McBain Thirst Cost $365 In Acton Robbery

The Guelph Mercury reports Chester McBain and Ernest Perryman of Acton were robbed of about $395 after a night at the midway on Elora Road. An attack near Victoria Road left McBain injured and 365 of his money missing. Perryman lost around 30. No arrests yet and police suspect the robbers were locals.

The Guelph Mercury Chester McBain Ernest Perryman R. R. No Acton McBain Perryman Elora McBain's Auto Wen Parked On the Atreat Victoria Road Victoria Bridge MicBain Perkymin T Hey Thuga Rae Offcer Melville Melville Cate

Empire Day Celebration by Duke of Devonshire Chapter

News notes the Duke of Devonshire Chapter of the 1.0.D.E. hosts Empire Day on Sunday afternoon May 22 at four o'clock in the Parish Hall. A programme will be given and tea served with a silver collection. Everyone is welcome.

D.E Duke of Devonshire D.E. Evil Canada Wembley Exposition H. P. Moore Women's Institute Pheanaiamor The Taonthte Mra Halton-Wellington Acton Hackwood Hillaburg Georgetown Harry Rigby John Clark Sunterland House Willead “Ghe Qadfellows Pargig Methodist Church Avening Bandminster

Guelph Presbytery Faces Union Debate At Knox Church

An unusually large gathering at Knox Church Guelph heard debate on church union as 62 of 64 members attended. Four ministers resigned over union, with anti union congregations voting against joining while presbytery officials argued union is legal and proceeding.

Guelph J. W. Stewart Ladies' Aid St. Paul's Church Waterloo Presbytery Federal House Pre Ahtiunionists K J. Macdonald R. W. Craw R. E. Knowles J. A. MacKenzie General’ Council Presbytery of General Assembly Union Guelph Mercury

Social and Personal Notes From Acton District

Social and personal items list residents visiting or traveling to towns like Toronto Kitchener Guelph and Niagara with health updates engagements and family notices. Names include Huffman Bertie Speight Clara Brown Nellie Reesor Moore Lamb and Williamson among others. The column mentions a funeral attendance and a plan to boost a third tennis court at the Athletic Grounds.

Obituary notes for Conover Rose Campbell Waterhouse families

Multiple obituaries recount Wesley Conover of Oakville aged 76 and Ernest Albert Rowe of Beardmore Crescent, detailing burial plans at Erindale cemetery and Dublin Cemetery. Also memorials for Hugh Campbell and Elizabeth Waterhouse describe service details, origin stories, military ties, church affiliations, and family survivors across Acton and Whitby.

Police Court News From Port Credit Trial Highlights

McDermott of Port Credit found guilty of Ontario Temperance Act violation and fined 200 plus costs or three months. hunger strike during imprisonment. Currie and Hitton of Mitton Heights fined 10 each for impersonating officers, total costs 37.20. Mrs. Sacco convicted of selling liquor, fined 200. Swain, Davis, and Coffee pleaded guilty to running cars with 1924 plates, fined 5 each. A charity card event and dance announced for the Yenntd Club.

T. ‘McDermott Port Credit Burgesa Costa McDermott Brampton Juil Brampton Robert Curve Fred Hilson Mitton Heights Moore Atkins Hugh Ryder Victoria Avenue Currie Hitton Thia Merryweather

Major Chisholm Dies Sudden in Oakville Home

Frank H. Chisholm of Oakville popular resident dies suddenly at Charmwood after a farm visit with his son Herbert. Born September 17 1863 he served as Halton Rifles captain and recruiting officer before rising to major in the 164th CEF and later military district tribunal representative during World War I. He received military honors at Oakville on Tuesday afternoon.

Frank H. Chisholm Oalville Charmwood Oakville Herbert Major Chisholm Oaksville G. 8. Chisholm George Brock Chisholm Mary Justus Wright Williams J.P W. Williams Chisholm Halton 164Th C.E. F Camp Borden

Esquesing Chicken Thieves Sentenced in Milton Court

Howard Martin and Allan Watt faced fourteen charges after pleading guilty to eight and six counts respectively. Martin received one year in the Ontario Reformatory plus an eleven month indeterminate term, Watt three months plus an indeterminate term. Witnesses cited their good characters, and families pleaded for leniency.

Howard Martin Allan Watt Chapman Milton Moore Martin Watt Hena John L. Moore Guelph Motor Car Co Bank’s of Toronto Sentenga Ontario Reformatory Willam Beamish Hanover Reformatory Brother A

Boy Scouts Parade at Acton Church Service

The Acton Troop of Boy Scouts paraded to the Methodist Church for Sunday worship. Rev. J. Culp delivered a sermon based on Samuel and Philippians stressing service, purity, and Christ as Scoutmaster. Four second class badges were presented and Scoutmaster Thomas praised the Scouts’ call to good works.

Toy Acton Lodge Bro. Culp Tha'mempera Hynds Kennedy Acton— Lodge 1.C.C.F Acton Citizens Fairview Cemetery Bro.Culp Acton Boy Scouts Methodist Church J. Culp Samuel Christ Jesus House of God Temple Christ Jesus Jesus Christ Ferria Patroladera Badgbs Thomas Toronto Serma Watson Robert McArthur Arthur Henderson Arthur Juannon E. Patrick Malcolm F. Wilds M. Dron W. Bahbcouk George Mason Alfred Bishop Hareld

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