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Newspaper
Acton Free Press
Location
Acton, Ontario, Canada
Date
Nov 08, 1934
Page
15
In this column notices of births marriages and deaths are printed without charge. En Memoriam notices cost ten cents per line.
Birth notice records the November 4 1934 arrival of twins to Mr and Mrs John Tanton at 2 Clovelly Avenue Toronto. In memoriam honors the deceased who passed away November 8 1928 with loving memory from Ivy Betty and sister.
Remembrance Day services planned for Sunday morning at the Soldiers' Memorial. The town notes mild weather complaints, christmas shopping and Santa inquiries, plus local court action in Acton with Judge Munro. Road accidents injure several Oakville workers two miles east of town.
Scientists note that color change occurs through continuous variation and selection rather than sudden leaps. Red is often seen as a higher color than yellow in plants and birds, with gradual shifts from red to yellow and on to other hues. Some stars like Sirius are cited as examples of color evolution over time.
The service examined faith as a pioneer effort led by Jesus as the Captain and Perfector. Dr. MacNeill spoke on Hebrews urging perseverance amid hardship to venture into a new and unknown world with faith. A visitors’ welcome, solos, and a quartet followed, with an anniversary offering collected.
The Cunrider built on the Clyde and christened Queen Mary will boast a real bathing beach with sand and artificial sunlight. Margate on the Thames mouth offered land for the liner, but Clyde residents rejected English sand, insisting on Clyde sand.
A quoted reflection on mistrust and self-awareness argues that suspicion of others reveals one’s own self-knowledge. It notes that those who claim others have a price may imply they could be bought and that suspicious people attract suspicion for good reason.
A sequence of sale notices lists buyers and items on November 8 14 16 20 and 22 at properties in Nassagaweya Eramosa and Nassagaweya with cattle farm stock implements hay grain and household effects. An unrelated ad promotes a anti callus remedy at A T Browns.
Dr. James Wright of Inglewood Drive Hamilton drove into Bert Artt of Sherbourne Street Toronto as both east and westbound cars met near Palermo on the Dundas Highway. The Artt vehicle veered into a ditch and rolled, but all five inside escaped injury. Constable C Hunter investigates.
Public auction at Lot 7 Concession 2 Erin on November 9 1934 at 1 00 p m on instruction of the executrix of the estate of the late Thomas W Aitken. Horses cattle hogs sheep poultry implements harness household effects and farm gear offered with cash terms no reserve. Sale includes crops and farm property in Erin Ontario and is conducted by auctioneer Roy Hindley phone 1516.
A Cockney couple views a gallery work titled Hawking in the Olden Days. They mishear and swap words causing a humorous exchange about horseback and parrots, reflecting humorous dialect play and mistaken captions.
Mrs. Charles W. Martin, prominent Milton resident and wife of local businessman, died after months of illness. Born in Oakville 64 years ago, she lived most of her life in Halton and was active in the Women's Liberal Organization and the Victoria Club. Survived by her husband, four sons, five daughters, and five sisters.
A veteran quip asks what to call a soldier who goes to battle unarmed. The punchline answers with a grimly comic label of dominance and risk in combat.
A houseboat party hosted by Mrs DeWealth breaks up amid a spree of elopements as all the ladies run off with the young men. The chaotic scene highlights social tensions aboard the flotilla.
A lighthearted exchange recalls a morning picnic mood as one person expresses gladness not to attend, while another notes others enjoying themselves. The brief reflects a nostalgic, small-town social scene and personal summer leisure.
A reader quotes a sharp exchange on propriety and perception as a father, deaf to harsh words, would he approve or be silent. The remark reflects social judgments and the irony of understanding within a family.
In a sharp exchange one politician boasts about having cigars with tight wraps while the other concedes a powerful pull. The banter underscores rivalry and insider influence in political circles.
A witty exchange notes Miss Matchie appears mercenary in her garden, highlighted by moneywort and marigold as prominent plants. The remark links personality traits to garden choices, suggesting a playful social observation.
A humorous exchange notes that the speaker has changed her husband more than time has, and now she jokes he is afraid to be anything but kind. The remark plays on marital growth and mutual influence.
A quoted exchange notes that both Indian and Chicago men often hold their hands over their heads as a common gesture. The remark highlights cross cultural familiarity with a simple action.
The completion of wiring plumbing steam fitting and boiler placement moves forward rapidly. Electric service from John Street is ready and window and door frames await installation enabling occupancy planned through winter.
A meditation on truthfulness as a hard but vital habit. It argues that authentic living builds a solid character and freedom, while untruths trap us in a maze. The piece closes with a reflection on reading timing as autumn arrives.
Miss Minnie Brown jokes about oats while Mr. Erastus Pinkley corrects it as rye during a village social yesterday. The exchange reflects light community talk and rural dialect in the neighborhood.
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