Fine Remembrance Service Held in Acton on Monday
Rain did not dampen Acton Remembrance Day events with Legionnaires, veterans, and residents gathering at Town Hall and Soldiers Monument. The service included readings by J. M. McDonald and Rev. E. A. Parker, with wreaths placed by local chapters and a second service at United Church led by Rev Urassant Smith.
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Acton
Heere
J. M. McDonald
Duke of Devonshire and Lakesle
Lode
United Church
Forbes Thomson
Wo Wallace
EA. Parker
H W Ravter
Urassant Smith
Knox Prebsterian Church
Guelph
Paire
Perth Regiment
Smith
Giannwres
Aervicecin
Wittar Rani
Police Cases Heard This Week In The Acton Police Court
Magistrate Gordon Langdon presided as Cheltenham defendants faced intoxication and liquor charges in Acton Police Court. Condon Soper paid fines for public drunkenness and liquor in a non dwelling. Clifford Soperale paid fines for drunkenness. Horace Hakely faced beer ration book possession under 21. case adjourned. Frank Stansbury was charged with indecent assault and the case was dismissed due to lack of proof.
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Hirace Hlakely
Privady
Toronto
Frank Stansbury
Hrantford
Opinfan O
Unclear community notices at St Aweprs Church
Fragmentary OCR of last week events at St Aweprs Church includes names and locations such as Somerton and Creasany Street. The readable portions reference individuals Martha Gecrad and Fran Rew, with various meetings and gatherings mentioned but details are obscured.
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Kelly-Luty Wenning
ST. Aweprs
Martha Gecrad
Lew
Ami
Fran Rew
Dante Lat
Qasr
New Viet
Somerton
Wemeet
Beardmore Employees Lead Canada Savings Bond Sales
Workers at Heantmore and Co Acton topped the war bond purchases in Halton and Peel counties with a high total for Canada Savings Bonds. The cohort achieved a record for local industry sales, matching the Ninth Victory Loan pace with no overage amid strong uptake nationwide.
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Heantmore and
Co Acton
Canada
Halton
Peel
UNITED WOMAN S ASSOCIATION ELECTS OFFICERS FOR YEAR
The United Woman's Association held its regular monthly meeting at Mrs J Syman's home on Tuesday with Mrs Syman presiding. Officers elected for the coming year include President Mrs M Agar, Vice President Mrs S Syman, Secretary Miss E Hawthorne, and Treasurer Mrs F Cleave. Committees were appointed for church dateh en, par enage, visiting, flowers, and quilts with several members named for roles.
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Wigoer
The
United
Bath
Symen
Mos
Absr
Mra D Kaehapdsen
Syman
Fosbury
Mia W
Pareenage
Ft. Axgar
BO Veldhuis
Flower
Jo Symon
Quilt
N Lambert
J Moore
Milton County Assizes Conclude Saturday Morning
Halton County Supreme Court adjourned part of the Milton session after Cec Lioya Peters AB faced an attempted rape charge. His lawyer cited four witnesses unavailable and asked for a adjournment, with Crown prosecutors noting usual procedures for notifying the defense 24 hours in advance.
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Halton
Gs Counw
Anc
Justin Ho
Treleaven
Iestrpadenar
300 Pound Deer Killed By Car On Seventh Line
A 300 pound five point buck deer was struck and killed on Noo Thigh Way about five miles east of Acton by a car driven by Chas. Currie. The deer came onto the highway at the bottom of Silver Creek hill and was fatally injured. the car sustained front end damage but no occupants were hurt. Provincial Constable Ray Mason investigated and had the animal removed. this is the second deer death at this crossing in two months.
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Noo Thighway
Acton
Chas
Yarnsouth Rd
Boronto
Silver Creek Hill
Mr Currie
Toronto
Harry Boulton
Ray Mason
A Small Ad Brings Happiness In Acton Loss Return
An elderly Acton resident lost a $20 bill advertised in the Free Press. A man from Newmarket found it and returned the money, restoring faith in honesty. No reward was offered, but praise is due for the return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Acton
Newmarket
Ear ly copy request noted for weekend events and updates
Early copy request emphasizes rapid availability of sour copy for weekend activities. Mentions Wednesday events and need for timely notes, with references to local streets, towers, and power-related notices.
County Council Reviews Jury Recommendations and Gas Station Rentals
The November meeting of the Halton County Garage Operators Association discussed nominating one member for Provincial Council. Rent increases by oil companies on service stations were raised, with concerns about excessive charges and pressure from oil companies. A county report covered finances, public buildings, and health, while Sheriff Roberts and the Grand Jury queried county property expenditures.
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Garage Operators Association
Halton County
Odd Fellows, Hall
Milton
Oon
Motnwis Novesitar
Jed Walmsley
Hianeh
Iocusmon
Oan
Servier Statley
Kentals
Kent
MacCaula
Roberteuns
Koebertaon
Herve Smith
Ferest County
Wien
Lee & Fae
Unclear OCR fragment from historical page
Fragmentary OCR text with multiple garbled names and phrases. Lacks coherent events, dates, or identifiable subjects to summarize into a clear news item.
Council Holds a Special Meeting on Arena Operation
A fragmented report outlines a special meeting chaired by Bokkrets to discuss arena operations and gate revenue. Attendees named include Hersey Olu and other officials as the council weighs options for managing the arena and revenue strategy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Council
Atta Coen
Bokkrets
Abie Katt
Unable to determine: garbled OCR contest winner
Garbled text prevents clear extraction of names, event, or outcome. Readable fragments mention a winner, public speaking, and dates but lack coherent details. Unable to produce a reliable headline and summary with required entity density.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Beardmore
Knox Church
Rev. F. Thomson
Yemen
Hay Ann
Tsoenee Paw
Tran
Dees
Wr Sager
Fan
Sam Avery
Larena
Thamesrot
Terman
Henal
Annie
Ll. Rimes
United Woman's Association
Claude Exeard
Cecil Petar
Spring Assizes
Pocmee
Asuwnor
Reo
Kelbaa
van Millage
Carnet
Ube Whale
Pepuly Meese
Jhope
Hsi
Sith
Arene A
Tibet
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