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A column lists births marriages and deaths with no charge. It includes memorial notices and poetry ads among routine notices.
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Newspaper
Acton Free Press
Location
Acton, Ontario, Canada
Date
May 27, 1948
Page
14
A column lists births marriages and deaths with no charge. It includes memorial notices and poetry ads among routine notices.
Braida announces the birth of daughter Jinda Joanne at St. Joseph's Hospital Guelph on May 26. Hapburn gives birth to Thomas Alton at a Guelph nursing home. Frederick Cooper, late of Acton, dies. funeral arrangements at Johnstone & Rumley Funeral Home Acton. Connie Anderson dies May 23 1041. family in Hamilton Ontario honors memory. Darla Lantz memorial note posted by family. Card of thanks from W J User after Sunnybrooke Hospital stay.
Oakville defeated Georgetown 7 to 4 in opening game as weather softens. A park project advances with Gregory Theatre conversion into two stores. Acton Rotary hears on vocational service and appoints J Royston as Roxy Theatre manager replacing McDougall. United Church circle screens Royal Family Africa visit. William Adair Dale wins Walt Memorial Scholarship in classics at Victoria College with US awards. aims for MLA and PhD next year.
W. Johnson longtime Halifax Electric Co executive and war veteran died suddenly at his Georgetown home on May 18. He previously managed Northern Electric in Montreal Calgary and Toronto and served in the 180 Norbonan Battalion in World War I. He held notable posts in Halifax civic groups and was active in Georgetown church, his survivors include wife Enn Pearson daughter Norma and granddaughter Pamela. Funeral was held Monday at McClure Funeral Home with interment in Greenwood Cemetery Georgetown. Pallbearers were James Evank James Goodlet Bo J. His sard of Acton Sam Mackenzie Mowat Moore and ER Br Swagkhamer.
Instruction received from Ocharlin Oakeh to test by public auction on Lot 12 Con 4 Jeramown Township near Chomilew North of Rack Ward. Sale includes horses cattle milking stock poultry harness grain equipment tractors and household goods. No reserve. sale begins 1 PM with cash terms and items to be settled before removal. Auctioneer William A. Gibson Albert Gray Clerk.
Eden Mills and Milton area residents hosted friends and relatives during holiday weekends. Guests included Mr and Mrs Harold Taylor of Buffalo, Mr and Mrs Don McPhail from Sudbury, Mrs Reeves of Ennottville, and families of Fergus Chesley Guelph Montre al Toronto and several Ontario towns visited in local homes.
An artifact filled sale notice lists a mixed inventory including tractors cars washing machines furnaces and tools offered in Acton with many items described in rustic misspellings. The scan mentions July 1st events and a Dominion Day theme with directions to hire listings and a plan for action.
Fragmented job ads seek Allan, secretary, stenographer, and writing staff at various Ontario offices. Listings include secretary, stenographer, manager assistant, and vendor notices with contact details and application instructions amid scattered phrases.
A distorted local passage mentions a past weekend, an opening dance, Milton, and a garden club. It advertises Woelon plastic screens that resist rust and pests, and invites participation in swimming pool meetings with J B Mackenzie.
The article notes continuing shortages of oils and fats to meet world needs through 1948 with TA F exports around 3 million metric tons versus prewar levels. Exports from major producers outside North America and the Philippines remain below prewar, especially in Manchuria and India. Even with 1948 estimates of 3.9 million tons, a large gap between supply and demand remains, hitting import-reliant nations hardest.
A garbled classifieds fragment promotes jobs and business opportunities with vague claims. It mentions urban locations, calls for applicants, and claims like ownership of a business and travel benefits, but the text is largely incomprehensible and inconsistent.
An advertisement promising instant removal of unwanted facial hair with Flash Hair Hemover. Claims harmless, fast results with a money back guarantee if hair regrows after treatment. Priced at $20 with Portage, Montreal mailing details for Kapex Products Dept. 286 Box 22 Station B.
Fragmentary text indicates an auction sale notice with signatures and references to premises and goods offered. Details about date location or exact items are unreadable but the action, participants and public sale context are implied by the fragment.
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