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Newspaper

Acton Free Press

Location

Acton, Ontario, Canada

Date

Oct 10, 1935

Page

5

Many Local Residents Visit Acton and Nearby Towns

A long list of visitors and travelers is noted across Acton and surrounding communities. The announcements include Mr J Campbell and Mrs W J Anderson visiting relatives in Ontario, Miss Sabra Nelson hosting in Acton, Toronto residents visiting friends, and several birthdays anniversaries and social calls. Also listed are trips to Owen Sound Wingham Georgetown and Georgetown with relatives in Kitchener London Regina and Los Angeles among those mentioned. The item closes with wedding anniversary plans for Mr. and Mrs. J. Marshall of Campbellville on October 15, 1934 with hours for visitors.

Tra. John Marshall Nusenguweya Campbellville Lst Acton Coleman Arthur Andrew Armstrong Charles JA. Cook T. Albert Moore John Methodist, Episcopal Church Aleutian Islands Alaska C. A. Cook Ufe Enma Matthews Seattle The United Church Great Britain General Council New York Federal Council of Churches of America Riverside Church Emerson Fosdick Thetford Toronto United States Canada World Alliance For the Promotion Ottawa

Canada's Mineral Production in First Half of 1935 Rises

Total mineral production reached $138,836,420, up 5.2 percent from 1934, with metal output valued at $160,822,870. Gold led, producing 1,409,631 fine ounces worth $59,084,197, while copper and nickel also rose. River production fell in quantity but climbed in value to $5,020,430 from 2,551,093 in 1934.

Monument to Cartier in Fletcher's Field Park Montreal

A reader describes viewing Montreal's great monument to Sir Georges-Étienne Cartier in Fletcher's Field near Mount Royal. The piece details the sculpture’s scale, figures of provinces, military imagery, and the angel on the bronze globe, noting its strength against wind and time and urging visitors to study its symbolism and Canadian history.

Ifo George E. Cartier Cote Des Neiges Pathers of Confederation Fletcher Mount Royal Roll Cary Montreal New England Cartier Soltary York Walter Scott Jorge Mower Westmount Park Lovell Smith'a Mossy Towers G. Brown Queen's Park Toronto

Brickfall Incident Highlights Worksite Luck

An onlooker recounts a brick falling on a foot and remarks on the luck of the worker. The exchange underscores the peril of a bricklaying site and the narrow margin between injury and safety.

Gems of Thought

A compact aphorism notes that talents grow in solitude while character is forged amid life’s storms and challenges. The quote attributed to Goethe emphasizes inner development through personal trial and reflection.

Goethe

Gregory Theatre Showcases Warner Baxter Comedy Lineup

The Gregory Theatre presents Romane in the Argentine with Warner Baxter in a comedy titled Old Gray Mare. A new serial Burn Em Up Barnes starts Chapter 1 and features Nancy Carroll and George Murphy in a gang comedy Beginer's Luck. Fox News and other features accompany the program.

Romane Warner Baxter Barnes Nancy Carroll George Murphy Lueck Fox News

Death notices for Wheelihan McLeod families in Acton district

Obituaries note the deaths of Frank A Wheelihan of Campbellville aged 74 75 and two local residents Mrs George McDonald and Neil McLeod and record survivors and funeral details. Wheelihan born Campbellville moved to Louisiana as a youth later returned to his home village. McDonald a Knox Presbyterian parishioner died after a long illness in Acton. McLeod aged about seventy died at Guelph General Hospital after years of illness with multiple siblings named and services held in Acton and Rockwood.

Frank A. Wheelihan Hallidon County Campbellville Mr. Wheelihan Louisiana Theresa Duffy Colorado David Wheelihan Wheelihan John Esther Marie George McDonald Mi Street Garofraxa Township Stewart McDonald Acton Thos. Close Jennie Mess James Stowart McDonald Knox Presbyterian Church Bennie Palmview Cemetery Neil McLeod General Hospital Guelph Puslinch Kenneth Beatrice McLeod Nussayaueye Jas. Howman Milton Coxe Nuwangaweyn M. Sayers Robert Broore Rockwood George Yarwood Hamilton Henry* McLeod Oakville Kenneth McLeod Norman WicLeod Nell McLeod Presbyterian Church Norman Mr. Taylor Mii Fairview Cemetery Messr Stephen Coxe Harwood Harry Bowman Clarridge Brampton P. Stonehouse Mira Shaldle Rory McLeod Geo. Harwood John McLeod Wylie Davidson Narwood McLeod Andendsn Mcleod Robert Harwood Eramoia Fred Moore Greenleus P. Davidson Freda Gordon Frank Shaidle Evelyn Jackie

Perpetual Salad Days in Culinary History

An editorial piece traces the evolution of the salad from a hot weather staple to a staple of dietary science. It cites Shakespeare’s salad allusion and notes global recognition of salads named after chefs, hotels, and countries. The Dominion Department of Agriculture promotes salads with a booklet offering over 40 recipes using accessible ingredients.

Shakespearea Lo Anlade Dominion Department of Agriculture

Social Security and Democratic Reform in Canada

The piece argues Social Security as the election issue over tariffs. It critiques concentration of credit and corporate power, advocating government action to balance wealth, foster democracy in economics, support families, workers, farmers, and the avg citizen, and expand opportunity and living standards.

Canada Econstruction Party

Reconstruction Message Appeals Across Professions

The text urges every laborer merchant white collar worker housewife and veteran to vote for reconstruction. It credits Hon H H Stevens with exposing sweatshop and unfair practices and promises fixes like fixed hours minimum wages fair business ethics and unemployment relief to enable economic stability for Canadians.

H. H. Stevens WNY J. H. Stevens H. WH. Stevens N. H. Stevens H. W Stevens Stevens

Also Mentioned on This Page

Mr. J. Campbell Hugh Praser Westerm ‘University London O. W., Hill Mamroe, Mich W. J. Anderson Regina, Sask R. Mr. McDonald W. E. Thompson Sabra Nelson Gertrude Ramshaw Qar Chas, Symon Jas. Symon Bertha Brown Zella McGartney Dorothy MacPherson Mary Chalmers Owen Sound Harley Brignall Douglas and Robert Jas. AH. Reed Bmra. B Wilson Batton Alsterman W. J. Wilson George Murray Wingham Mire W. B. Gurney Wilfred J. McDonald Btuart Lowrie RR. Lowrie Stuart ‘Murray Wallace Avenue Margaret McDonald Mrs. Wm. J. McDonald Georgetown Albert Brown Kitchener Mrs.illie James Cowle Mill Street Wm. Gamble Melissa Johnston Jas. H. Reed John Symon John Culver Babe Kirkland Lake James Symon Will Watdon Bill Grand Valley Mist Thos. Watson Ysabel Henson Los Angeles Cal B. Johnston Messra A. Mason E. Jones G. A. Dilly Mr. Alex, Maclaren Bertrand Conover Wiley Conover Erindale Robi. Bennett M. %. Bennett W. Near James Puriig Wm. Johnstone Ontario Yorkton Sask J. Elvin Gamble Saskatchewan University of Toronto Aston Myr Tome Young Men's Christian Association What & Boon Wr. J. A. Murry Young Men's Christan Association Vareley Arena Evangeline Booth Salvation Army Clinton Trinton Church Workman Pampasmoon Society Doctor Chester Morris Virginia Wruce Jack Stewart Jack Stewart W. M. Cooper A. Wheelihan Reconstruction Party Halton Jet HL . Stevens HW. W. Stevens Intertels HW. Stevens Ife Stavens
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