Church Services and Programs at Acton and Willow Street
The notice outlines Sunday services at Acton church led by Rev. AD C. Stewart with topics including Christ and the Minorities and The Prayers of Paul. It lists Sunday School at 2.20 pm, a men’s service, a young people group, a prayer service, and a missionary meeting, with further events at Willow Street church such as Lessons and additional services led by the minister and speakers from Knox College.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christ
Lennon
Paul
Young Peopley League
Prevbigsman
Mnox Church
Acton
AD C. Stewart
AL Manze
Willow Etreet
Ross Cameron
Knox College
Young People’s Guild
Andrew
Uehars
Bubject
Laceon
Sr. B. YY
FOR SALE and Auction Notices in Acton Advertisements
Local column advertises sale items including Devon Renfrew scales and Magnolia Wreaths by Harry Mayer Acton, storm windows from Halliday Company, and several farm and household items. Auctions hosted by R. J. Kenr and T. O. Wean. Also notices of sale of a hen house and a herd of Jeremy cows with a December date. Card of thanks from Kennedy family for funeral expressions and cemetery tribute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Devon Renfrew Scales
New
Harry Scott
Milton
Harry Yayer
The Enemy and The Quiet Workers on Campus Screenings
A cinema page lists The Enemy starring Lilian Gish and The Quiet Workers Caytauan Pricea Se and Jheng The College Hero with Bobby Agnew and Pauline Garon. Also showing Taking the Count a comedy and Fox News on the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lilian Gish
Quiet Workers
Caytauan
Pricea Se and
Jheng
Bobby Agnew
Pauline Garon
Fox News
School Board Monthly Meeting Highlights Trustee Browne Resigns
The School Board's monthly session notes the resignation of Trustee Browne from the board. It discusses nonresident pupil fee payments and related policy considerations affecting pupil costs and district governance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trustee Co HK. Browne Realgns
Community's Social Life Gleans Town Visitors and Events
A weekly roundup notes visitors to Acton from Toronto and Gt Catharines, a Dehaal Trintes board meeting, resignations and school fee notices, engagements, funerals, and local visits, with residents traveling to New Orleans for winter and various parties and gatherings across town.
Entered Into Rest In Erin Local District
Obituary notices report the deaths of John Allan aged near 86 and Mrs Nancy Somerville aged 90 in Acton. Allan, a Scottish born farmer long settled on the Erin homestead, leaves a large family including four sons and several daughters. Somerville, longtime Acton resident, noted for Christian service, died after a long life of church work and family care. Funeral services were held in Acton and interments at Fairview Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Warren
Miro
J. L. Warren
Barbara Warren
E. du Btone
Toronto
Nancy Somerville
John Wood
John Allan
Erin
Edinburgh
Scotland
John
Jans Allan
Canada
Allan
Ailsa Nobenn Auld
A. Bf. McPherman
Acton
A. c
Stewart
Fairview Cemetery
A. M. McPherson
Chester
Ross
Aubrey
Nancy Somerville Acton
Thomas Somerville
Somerville
Ahe
Alexander Brown
Gr. J. P
Nancy Brown
Jennice
Jonathan Lane
Cleeretown
Ada
Br. Somerville
Michard
London
William and
Murray
North Barueford
Genk
Mim
Anne MM. Steting
Ridgetown
John Matthews
James
Joshua Preeman
Mia
Daniel B. Preeman
Richard
William
Alexander
Methodrat
Squire Hrown
Welcome
United Church
Nev. C. L. Poole
IB. D
Rev. H. Caldwell
Limehouse
Pairview Cemetery
Acton Baptist Church set to host Dr J E B Buttwell
Dr J B Buttwell of Toronto, former India missionary and current General Superintendent of Foreign Missions, will speak at Acton Baptist Church Sunday evening December 9, delivering a message on church missionary work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baptist Church
J. EB. Buttwell
Toronto
The
Buttwell
India
Foreign Missions
W—Ning
George Morley
United Church
Acton
Jehu
Ben Jflur
Christ
Ben Hur
Morley
United Church ,Men‘s Club
Card party and dancing in Acton Town Hall event
The Duke of Devonshire Chapter 1.C.D. will host a card party at Acton Town Hall on Tuesday evening November 27 at 8 o clock with lunch and dancing afterward. Admission is 50 cents and tickets are available from members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Wt
Cripps
Town Line
Erin
Eramosa
Crewtona Corners
J. Kerr
Auctiancer
Acton
T. Jones
Toronto
Pleld Qeerery
Wif
Duke of Devonshire
1.C. D
Oliver Collection
Motor Thieves Busy on Tuesday Evening
A late Tuesday theft spree in Acton saw three cars tampered with and driven away from garages. The Maxwell belonging to Mr. L Harrison was stolen after the padlock was broken and later recovered by police description. Other vehicles owned by Mr. W Kerr and Mr. J L Harrison were damaged or moved, with limited recoveries. Police issued alerts across the province as council notes and utility matters proceed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Acton
W. D. Talbot
Hig Residence
Thocktreet
Maxwell
Mcense
Gerial
Provincs
Realdento
Prt
Rother
Wrd
Presentation to Mr and Mrs Hiram Fisher Farewell Event
A farewell gathering for Mr and Mrs Hiram Fisher marked their move from Vaorm to Acton. Dr T D J Farmer spoke welcoming them, noting community ties. A gift was presented with a letter of good wishes, followed by speeches, lunch, and a dance with Springe and Cedarvals orchestras.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs
Hiram Fisher
Ara. HA
Erin
Acton
T. D. J. Farmer
Onis
J. Wanless
G. Hardy
M. A. Thompson
M. FP. Smith
Gspringe and
Cedarvals
Band Officers Elected At Atton Citizens Band Meeting
Atton Citizens Band annual meeting elected officers for the year with Roy Agnew presiding. J C Hinl was named Honorary President and Geo Amith became Property Custodian. The event included reminiscences by J O Hil and plans to preserve band artifacts. A banquet followed with social time and future planning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atton Citeens
Roy Agnew
Mes
G. R. Agnew
W. Landsborough
J. C. Hinl
A. Maron
C. Mason
Jay Agnew
Qeo
Bimpson
J. G. Lindsay
C. Landaborough
Geo. Amith
J. ©. Currie
J. McQeachie
Ieation
J. O. Hil
Thanksgiving Day hunting enforcement and a Toronto family gathering
Thanksgiving Day saw fewer hunting violations than last year with two or three cases in court, including shooting black squirrels out of season. A Toronto family gathering at Mrs. Wansbrough’s home brought together numerous relatives from Acton, Burlington, Ospringe, and Toronto. A donation batch to Loring Hospital in Parry Sound District accompanied a Milton Park exhibit. A Wonderland Theatre Friday showcases Lillian Gish in The Enemy, a Goldwyn Mayer drama about propaganda and hate in wartime society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vielalheas
Moore
Ucentes
Toronto
Wansbrough
David Williamson
John Williamson
W. A. Murray
W. D. Andaraon
Afisa Jensic
Acton
John Willanson
Burlington
Mire
Albert Young
Ospringa
Fred Williamson
Margaret
Nesty Maesphial
Loring Hospital
Parry Sound
Milton Pair
Thio Hospital
Halton County
Wondarland
Lillian Gish
Latro- Goldwyn-Mayer
Channing Pollock
New York
Wonderland Theatre
Times Square Theatre
Fay Haluter
Miles Gish
Paull
Patchwork Patient and Cautious Healer Tale
A wounded man thanks the doctor after patching, mentioning money saved for emergencies. The print hints at a rural healing scene with a weary surgeon finishing his work. The text references farm machinery and writers in a Canadian weekly, suggesting an old domestic affairs mood.
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WATS
United Church of Canada
Acton Minkler—Kay, C
Y Poole, Jr
D. Parsonage
Willow Otregt
Bend
Halliday Compan
Halliday Bldg
Hamilton
N.Y. Moore
Tilleburg
J. Icert
A. McTavish
Mill Street
Atlo
Utter
Hydro
Rockwood
Ontario
Joseph Kennedy
John Kennedy
I P. Afcore
Joe Kennedy
Blewart
V. Lb. Rumley
Dublin Cemetery
Hennedy
Bally O'Neil
Molly O'Day
Universal
It. L. Gregory & Son
Guelp
Macdonald’s Toyland
D. E. Macdonald & Bros., Ltd
Guelph
Span
Servus
RED & White
J. W. Jones
Acton, Ont
Harold Wiles
Whale
C. B. Swackhamer
School Board
Preaa
Mrn
Jennie McDougall
3. J. Oram
Gt. Catharines
Ker Liter
Mra. Ellott
Main Street
Triiteen
Honwick
Acarrow
Wall
Welman
Agnéw
Pinande’ Committee
W. Slnton
Mien
Noliice T. Wall
Rn. Werk. Matheson
Wm. Willett
Milan
Edna Cripps
Young Street
Vincent and
Dio
Myo
Ruth Qitheon
Torgenta
K. Gr Wne
Oomober
Holmen
G. Mall
O' 1 Browne
Noard
J.P. Scarrow
Beswick
Alice Steld
Alliston
8. J. Reid
Dr. and
Mro. T. D. J. Farmer
New Orleans
W. J. Gordon and Childdren
Brown
E. Menwick
Ly Alls
George Brookes
Manter Pebble
At. Catharines
Mm. Elliott
John Mann
John Arihurn
Graham Lawson
Grosewell, Mich
Agnew
A. G. Clarridge
Genevieve Clorridge
Palermo Women's Institute
Mrgnddies
Burdene
Conover Miso
Erindale
Ine
Vement
Ter
Mins
Mary
Mn Earl Vannatter
David DeMorest
Maystrate Moore
Miltton
Hen
Acton and District
Halton Court
Ocizes
Suntlee Welly
Crown
Bay Read
C. HK. Chisholm
R.A Jones
Oakville
Cradford Road
Welland Landing
St Alban
W. A
AL Alban
J. Woods
Rigby Cross
Mesdames Allen
Clifford
Goldham
Mackie
Sawyer
Smethurst
W. UW
Smith
Wak Ier
Winter
Oatville
Thomas N. Nishat
Hamilton General Hospital
Ninbet
Prince Albert
Royal Templars of Temperance
Galen
Nisbet
James Nisbet
Northwest
Samuel J. Macon
Mid
Robert
Garman
Manitoba
Acton Creamery
T. J. O'Neil
Alton Cream’ & Gitler Co
Mir. O'Neil
Actondale
N. Brown
Tt. N. Brown
Roy McKeown
Alan Velma Murray
Florence Johnston
Arthur McJeown
Knox Church
Oes Cameron
Tey
Cameron
Totten Town
Halton
Easterbrook
Comer
Knox Young People
Knox Young People's Society
Hazel Coxe
Anna Wilson
Mr .Ararkely
Katharine Stewart
Busan
Meryl Grindell
Augustua Saldestac
Ivan Kirkness
Afro
David Molinery
David Fife
Lot
Osage
Mourmin
Whitfeld-Walker
Harry Beatt
Speyside
Lambert Ralph Whitield
Francis Whitfield
Mica Melee Hickley Walker
Daugh~fee
Prederick Walker
Norwich
Are. Warry Scott
George Jennings
Queula
Epeyalde
Quelot
Unsuch Council
WH. L
Thetford
Nicol
Manson
Atkinton
Reeve Mason
Mance -Committee
Nunn
N. Porben
Aldewalka
Mackenzis
Beriven
Courteen
Ytownship
Esq
Acron Pour Pavan
Tr. J. Ramahaw
Gravel
A. McCann
Coal
L. Blarkman
Medl*herman
Arthur Street
Mir. J. Be. Mackenge
AicDonald
McIntosh
Pire Brigade
Carrind
Mir. &. F. Collier
Crock Avenue
Wansen
W. T. Hurt
Tate
T. J. O'Neal
TL Witmer
Fallay Croan LG Mutter Co
Naiton
Nner
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