Ebenezer marks 139th anniversary with large congregation
A large congregation from surrounding churches and former Ebenezer members attended the 139th anniversary services. Rev. Floyd Honey of Toronto preached two forceful sermons. Choir music was led by Soldat Mra Joyce Wieter and others. The Sunday School met at the Trousdale home with 12 members, hymns, readings, and prayers. Special Sundays fundraisers for missions were chosen for October and Christmas.
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Ebenezer
Floyd Honey
Toronto
Soldat Mra
Joyce Wieter
Giciph
S. Trousdale
M. Hayward
U. Blyth
M. Mahon
Three Area Residents Apply for Citizenship
Three area residents submit applications for Canadian citizenship for review by Judge W. Cory at Milton Courthouse. On Wednesday 34 applicants from the district will be heard, including Karl Gathof of Acton Mia, Bros Haelwerr Acton, and Henry Van Den Fluevel of Rockwood RR 2.
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Acton
Rockwood
W. Cory
Milton
Karl Gathof
BR. R
Mia
Bros Haelwerr Acton
Henry van den Fluevel
RR. 2
Silver Seal Record Set by Elston Naan Beacon Lora
Two year old jersey cow co owned by R B Johnson of Acton won a silver seal record in September by producing 94a pounds of milk after 522 pounds of fat on Johnson’s farm a few miles north of Acton on the second Moon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elston
Beacon
Mr. Johnson
Acton
Community notes from Rockwood and Everton Bible Society
The Rockwood and Everton Bible Society held a meeting Monday September 28 in the Presbyterian church Sunday school room with president Charles H. Harris leading devotion. Ross Gordon read annual activity reports and the treasurer Pearl Hamilton presented finances. Plans were made for annual canvassing funds and delegates attended the OAC convention in Guelph.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rockwood
Everton Bible Society
Presbyterian Church
Charles H. Harris
Ross Gordon
Miss Pearl Hamilton
Erin
All Saints’ Church
James Whiteside
Vancouver
B.C
George Bayne
Malton
Harvey Shultis
London
Military Hospital
Gerald Bell
Guelph
Wm. Brennan
Albert Shultis
Rock n-Long
K. B. Waller
Western Canada
Milton Fall Bair
Oscar Ostrander
Effie Crott
Letter to the editor praises Acton Free Press coverage
A subscriber from Arlington Heights winds praises the Acton Free Press for legal news coverage. He notes a September 28 item on a castor bean grown by Mrs. A Gates in Campbellville and mentions his own 138 inch tall plant damaged by a hail storm. He offers verification from Mrs. John Dowding.
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G. A. Dills
Acton Free Press
Acton
Ontario
Canada
Dills
A. Gates
Campbellville
Tam
Arlington Heights
Scarred for Life Death by Fire Tragic for Children
A report notes death by fire as a horrific end and describes survivors, especially children, left scarred in mind or body. It emphasizes the danger when adults fail to protect and provide safety.
Pilgrim's Progress Themes Highlight Ongoing Conflicts
The passage describes a wall of Hire Wild forces clashing with opposing forces in a perpetual struggle. A new third force emerges aimed at preventing a devastating fire Pronexgar Starting, signaling a shift in the narrative dynamic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Bunya
Wall of Hire
Convention Highlights By Ys Menettes In Acton
Ys Menettes opened fall with a meeting at Mrs G W McKenzies home. Mrs Willkint Wilson spoke on the first International Men’s convention in Chicago and the varied program including tours and a puppeted miniature opera. A lunch followed and plans for events before Thanksgiving were discussed.
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Acton
G. W. McKenzie
Willkint Wilson
Y's
Chicago
Wilson Owas
Hig
Scotland
Phinetarium
Progres sive Conservative Names Prouse and Beatty Delegates
Frank Prouse and Gordon Beatty were named as delegate and alternate delegate to the Progressive Conservative provincial leadership contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Prouse
Gordon Beatty
Progressive Conservative
Halton PCs Choose Delegates for Toronto Convention
Two of 28 Halton delegates were appointed at a Burlington meeting of the Halton Progressive Conservatives to attend the convention in Toronto on October 23 24 and 25.
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Ership
Nief Acton
Toronto
Ther
Halton
Halton Progressive Conservatives
Burlington
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A. Novish
Acton. Free Press
Thors
H. Blyth
M. Aho
Sharon Blyth
Lee Aidt
Bible Society
Frances Garstang
Fred Farley
Fred Lambert
Margaret Sommerville
Belwood
Oswald Meadows
Nancy Spest
Arthur
St. John’s Church
Robert Incent
Fred Austen
Hamilton
Barbara Coyne
Brantford
Agnes Waketicht
Gat
Willian Bruce
Everton
Campbell
Jack Oldham
Trene Falkner
Sarnia
Ted * Aitkett
Alliston
Max Evans
Eora
Shirley Mortimer
Kitchener
Roy Young
Paints
Alberta
U.S
Ember
John Dowding
Teen Town Dance
Acton Lions
Legion Auditorium
the Ravens
Tdesseris
Hotchen’s Bakery
Pollock and Campbell
Water St
North
GALT
Matf Chota ““Publin Snuggledowns
Milton Fair
Runyan
Pat O'Brien
Trowas
Seth
Christos
Rastess
the “Herald” Hearing Assistor
Dominion Hotel
Vigo Appliances
Georgetown
Acousticon OF
Dowsett
Nan
King ST. W. Hone
Tass Bn
Discount Department Stores
Ses
Queen ST. West
McLaughlin Road
Brampton
Prt Domestics
Tanhdoe
Georgetown Convalescent
Nursing Home
Main Street N
Harvey Laverty Heating D Havestroughing
Creamery
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