Women’s Institute Meeting and Chapter Officers Noted
The Dublin and Port of Montreal notices show Women’s Institute gatherings with Miss Hawthorne hosting on December 1 at 2 30 pm. Georgetown Halton R A M officers were elected including Z., A. H. Feller, L P 2, G. Watt and Rev. W. G. O. Thompson. other items cover meetings at Dublin and literary events plus Royal Winter Fair cattle results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women's Institute
Georgetown
Halton
A. H. Feller
G. Watt
Dr. Gollop
E. Creighton
J. ‘Sandford
P. R. ‘Sherwood
Crymgeour
Sentinel
A. Robinson
N. Tuck
BE. McWhirter
Thompson
T. Elson
G. B
L. Marchment
G. Ford
H. Kentner
Mackenzie
E. ©. Thompson
G.O. Brown
Esquesing Council Sets Tax By Laws and Elections
Esquesing Council met after adjournment with Reeve Currie presiding. The treasury was authorized to pay Poppy Day Fund and other charity accounts. By laws were introduced to empower rate collectors for non-payment taxes and to provide for municipal elections in 1932 and 1933, with readings completed and seal attached where noted. The meeting adjourned to December 15 at 10 a.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. G. Appelbe
Wesley Murray
N. A. Robinson
George Currie
A. J. Onelll
LeRoy Dale
L. L. Mullin
G. Wesley Murray
Flesherton Bank Robo Involves $6000 And Police Search
Two armed masked bandits robbed the Flesherton branch of the Canadian Bank of Commerce just before closing, forcing staff into the vault and escaping with about $6000 in cash. Police issued a wide alert to cover Flesherton area and as far as Toronto, seeking a large blue 1930 sedan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flesherton
Canadian Bank of Commerce
Vaul ’ Ers
Toronto
Middle Road Project Abandoned Role in Lake Shore Highway Debate
Halton County council met in Milton to discuss the Oakville Subway expenses and a proposed Lakeshore Highway relief plan. Debates centered on committee costs, Ottawa negotiations, and whether the county or province should bear future highway improvements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Halton County
Oakville
Railway Board
Ottawa
Currie
Robinson
Thetford
Harris
Cleave
Mr. Thetford
Mr. Robinson
Morden
Moat
George Cleave
Open Council
T. A. Blacklock
Lake Shore
Highwey
Waldbrook
Bridal shower honors Ella Woods at Acton church social
Last Wednesday evening Mrs. P. Sayers and Miss Gibbons hosted a shower for Miss Ella Woods with St. Joseph's Church ladies and Hewetson Co. fitting room staff. Gifts included two electric lamps and a long congratulatory address wishing fair winds and safe sailing through marriage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Joseph’s Church
Acton
Hewetson, Co
Ella Woods
Fate Press Christmas Card Order Window Opens
The Fate Press invites readers to place Christmas card orders now. The notice promotes early ordering for timely delivery and emphasizes limited seasonal stock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
THE
Fate Press
The Evening Meal Digester Odd Verse Ad Teasing Cards
A quirky verse mocks economic worries with lines about trade and a cave man, then pivots to promote Personal Greeting Cards from Toe Fue Press via Mr. E. Coles. The piece reads like humorous verse in a small newspaper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. E. Coles
Toe Fuee Press
Obituaries From Guelph Area Hail Community Elders
Notices report the passing of Thomas McKenzie a long time Scotch Black resident at 70. He died at St Josephs Hospital Guelph after a brief illness and was buried at Boston Church Cemetery. Also James Harrison a Nelson Township farmer in his 78th year died after months of illness and leaves four children. The Helm family of Acton mourns Rose Hillborn Helm who died after a long illness and was buried at Fairview Cemetery. Martha C Laing a Corwhin nurse and church worker died in her 60s with services at Ebenezer United Church featuring hymns and a male quartet. she left three brothers and other relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas McKenzie
St. Joseph’s Hospital
Guelph
Mr. McKenzie
Bronte
Ontario
Scotch ‘Block
Boston Presbyterian Church
W. J. Reid
Kathleen Street
Mary McKenzie
Toronto
David McKenzie
Campbellville
Alfred ‘Yoveil
Boston Church Cemetery
Ash
James Harrison
Nelson Township
Milton L. O. L
Milton Lodge
Robert J
Tansley
Hugh
John Powell
Lowville
Stafford Bennett
Fred Helm
Mill Street
Acton
Hastings
Rose Hillborn
James M. Hilborn
Kitchener
Helm
Presbyterian Church
H. L. Bennie
Fairview Cemetery
Messrs
John,Jacob
Walter Bauer
William Cole
Hiram Fisher
Wm. Ridley
Martha C. Laing
John Laing
Ebenezer United Church
Miss Laing
Syracuse Hospital
Charles
James
Corwhin
Aberfoyle
Jesus
James Easterbrooke
E. Walker
P. Kitching
O. Ramshaw
Mr Mann
Mr. Gandier
Eden Mills
George
E. Boles
Arkell
Brantford
Waterdown
Harriston
Acton Council Advances Winter Arena Preparations
Acton council meets to approve finance items totaling 336.98 and to discuss arena work including ice prep, window installation, and a $20,000 Murray estate bequest. The reinsurer policy and pole removal on Crescent are also addressed, with action deferred on several issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jones
Crescent
Public Utilities Commission
H. Ls. McDonald
Nicol
Elgin Street
McPherson
J. RR. Watson
Acton
National Drug Co
Toronto
J.A. Murray
Ontario motor license fees revised for 1933 plates
The Ontario Department of Highways under Hon Leopold Macaulay approved new motor vehicle registration charges to start about December 15 with the 1933 plates. Passenger cars and commercial vehicles are affected with the six and eight cylinder classes adjusted. sixes drop from 12 to 15 for larger types and eights fall from 20 to 15 for smaller types.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ontario Department of Highways
Leopold Macaulay
Henry
THAT DEMENTED FEELING
Mae consoles a man who speaks of striking a nerve and feeling intense pain as they discuss his frayed mental state. The dialogue conveys distress and physical sensation without explicit detail.
Local Events From Nassagaweya Area and Town Line
Reports from John Black's near Acton include a December 3 shooting event with shotguns and .22 rifles. competitors supply ammo. Lakeside Chapter I O D E held a sewing meeting at Moorecroft with two quilts three pillowcases and blankets donated to the Welfare Board. Snow damaged the Arena with four ventilators and two chimneys torn from the roof. repairs planned and replacements unlikely. I O D E decorated Fairview Cemetery on Remembrance Day. graves adorned with silken flags as part of annual service. Ontario education chief announces June 26 exam start for public and collegiate exams next year, shifting one week earlier than 1932, allowing center exam options for non-residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Black
Nassagaweya‘Esquesing
Acton
Lakeside
Moorecroft
Fairview Cemetery
Dublin Cemetery
G. F.rogers
Education
Ontario
Also Mentioned on This Page
Women’s Institute
Dublin Institute
Dublin
Wm. McIntyre
Black
Miss McDonald
J. Prank
Young People’s
United Church Young ‘People’s ‘League
Christian Endeavor Group
Isabel Gwitzer
E. Lambert
E. Vincent
Muriel Grossman
Sabra Nelson
Jean
Blewett
Col
John McRae
Pearl McEnery
Jean Blewett
Velma
Blair
G. Masales
Gladys Agar
K. Savage
Port of Montreal
Montreal
Montreal Harbor Commission
Royal Fair
Duncan Campbell
Moffat
J. A. McAllister
Lacey
Aberlour
Aberdeen-Angus
Heifer
Amos
Kay
Meyer
Duncan ‘Campbell
Can —- Campbell
Amos and
Esquesing Council
Flesherton Bank
S. E. Griffin and Son
George Co.Burt
Hillsburg
James “Carlyle
the Royal
W. J. Squirrell
Ontario Agricultural College
Guelph. A
W. Whitelaw
Leicester
Wether Lamb
Ewe
United Church
Vincent
Moore
Margaret Brown
F. L. Wright
R. N. Brown
Baptist’ Church
Ernest Cole
N. F. Moore
Milton
Burlington
Norval
Ashgrove
Hornby
Bethel
Glenwilliams
Limehouse
Churchville
Wraser Mimms
Morley
Weaver
Paris
Minister of Health
Ella
Hewetson Shoes Limited
House of Logs
James Harrison, Ash
Bannockburn School
Fars
West Side
Cowle
Nicol, McArthur
G.H. Lantz
J. B. Chalmers
D. A. Henderon
Park Foowals
D. A. Henderson
AL Henderson
Canadian Legion
F. E. Holmes
Wood
Town
Hall
Acton. Pree Press
Department of Highways
Joe
Mae
R. W. Ware
Fowler
Light Horse Committee
London
Stratford
St. Alban’s Parish Hall
St. Alban’s Sunday School
Erin
4Fields
Melds
Viola Waller
P. A. Bawyer
Catherine Mackle
St. Mary's
Olive Rookes
Esther Taylor
Bruce Pargeter
Eillarney
Restvillé
Bauer
Willian
Catherine
Mackie
Alice
Taylor
Barbara Taylor
Viol
Waller
Phylis Mackie
Renetta Waller
Drewe
Grace
Anas. A. Sawyer
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