Erin Fair to-morrow and local items briefed
Erin Fair planned for tomorrow. Fire prevention urged as good citizenship. Turnip shipping active last week. Actos sent many visitors to Georgetown Fair. Mrs Minnie Moore’s bungalow on Knox Avenue growing. John M Havage named Deputy Game Warden. Heavy frost dropped leaves. Halton teachers to Toronto convention. Kerr auction at Trafalgar near Milton. Garden novers nearly done. frost damaged. Guelph Mercury notes coal price at 18.50 per ton in that city. Illegal migratory bird hunting restricted before sunrise. Ontario Sunday School Association meets Stratford Oct 30–Nov 1. Guelph Board to charge 150 per night for auditorium. Preparations for four elections next year underway. Women’s Institute to hold Nov 1 concert with Duncan Cowan Co. Reading month October praised for charm. Japan relief collection taken at Methodist Church. Syohnana N. S. Marshall to hold farm stock auction Oct 36. Galt census shows population 12,828. Wellington jail governor to assume similar duties in Toronto. Halton engineer F Fish appointed for bridges. Milton horticultural post office prize noted. Postville deaths: James Holmes, 61, local blacksmith, after prior fall. Mrs Hornby’s new Preston home completed. Blue Dragon Tea Rooms burned. cause unknown. piano saved. Georgetown–Rockwood car collision cost over 100. blame disputed. Brown and Precious’ radio outfits stolen from Fall Fair. theft suspected. Mr Richardson’s threshing engine accident injured fingers. gear mishap.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnie Moore
Knox Avene
John XM
Havage
Warren
Halton
Toronto
Kerr
Trafalgar
Milton
Jack
Ontario
Wanac
Convestion of Ontario Sunday School Association
Stratford
Guelph Board of Education
Ber
Women's Institut
Duncan R. Cowan Co
Japan
Methodist Church
Inet
Syohnana
Marshall
Natsagaweya
Galt
Wator Lorne Cosby
Wellington County
Toroato
Toy F. Fish
Oakville
Acton
Notics
Milton Horticultural Society
Newverm
Preston
Mra
Hornby
Hipel
Clarkson
Taotorinta
Georgetown
Rockwood
Ae Aarinis
Man
Mr. Ohardson
Appleby
Nalson Syndicate
Motak Trip and Oakville Motor Mishap Reported
Local World notes a long motor trip by Dr W F Shaw Eileen Mordon and their two children from Campbell Island to Oakville covering about 4747 miles. The party traveled through the United States and visited the Hydra Elettria power plant near Queenston, with praise for host Mr Davis of Gaxville. A separate incident recounts baker J M Walmaley driving into Oakville reservoir and being rescued by a second car, while Rev J N Stewart is called to Rockwood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. F. Shaw
Sra. Shaw
Eileen Mordon
Oakville
Campbell Iven
Vancouver Island
Aldo
United Statea
Tuomlay
W. B. Davis
Gaxville
Niagara Yalin
Queenston
Tve
Kalta
Oakvile
Davin
Oakvilla Motor Gar
J. M. Walmaley
Fire Prevention Week Safety Rules for Fires and Gasoline
Federal and provincial governments urge Canada to avoid fires with practical tips. Key notes cover quick calm actions, advance plans, accessible fire extinguishers, alarm procedures, and staying near alarms. Gasoline safety stresses sealed containers, no open flames, underground storage, and no smoking in garages. Coal and wood safety emphasizes tidy spaces and proper storage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
Noor Heneeder
Darin
Obituary Notices From Acton And Area
Obituaries report Kenneth Roy Berwick and Mrs. Sarah Ann Porter among residents of Acton and Toronto. Kenneth Roy Berwick died after an illness, with services at a Cleave home and burial at Lilton Lawn cemetery. Sarah Ann Porter, widow of Hugh McLaughlin, died in Toronto after long illness, with funeral from 243 Bymington Ave. to Park Lawn Cemetery. George Ritchie, husband of Mrs. Whitweis, died after years of illness, with survivors including four sons in Acton area. funeral planned from Exqueesing home to Fairview Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tarawelie
Brin
Tarawell
Ion Yedr
Hinclaut
Bert Aindaly
Cook
Ackwright
W. A. Cook
M. A. Furmerly
Mramoan
Beswick
Acton
Wednonlly
Aatabar
Kanna Roy
Mar Claftok
Anderson
Te. A. KE. Anderson
France
Hugh McLaughlin
Barah Ann Porter
Toronto
Porter
McLaughin
Huntaville
Torento
McLaughlin
Bymington Avenue
George Whitwiis
Hitchle
Michie
Wiae
Gilbert McLean
Peel County
Jas
George Winfield
Minnita
David Elliots
William
Daniel
George
Herbert
Ritchie
Presbyterian Church
Chorten Speight
R. J. Kerr Libt of Sales and Farm Auction Schedule
Auction notices list sales by date and vendor. October 16 John Boyd at Lat 3 Concession Enquesing farm stock and implements. October 17 Fred Lang don near Bouby Farm. October 18 Thomas Gil Ollan Yor foad east of Guelph. 70 cattle and 60 hogs. October 22 Charles That cher Sth Line Bramoen west of Era mosa road farm stock and implements. October 26 A C Guelph Pupe Bred Ainek.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John_ Boyd
Concession & Enquesing
Fred Langdon
Puaslinch
Bouby Farm
Thomas Gil
Ollan
Yor Foad
Guelph
Charles That
Cher
Sth
Bramoen
Eramosa Road
Pupe
Ainek
Acton Fair Draws Record Crowd Despite Missing Radio Car
Notes of the fair describe a 3500 attendance estimate by the Toronto Telegram reporter and record exhibits. Acton Citizens' Band posed for a photo, Alfred Blahap's trotting, and a doll's house impress children. Prominent visitors included Dr Aldersen and local officials. The parade of school pupils, prize animal show, and parking plan drew praise while the radio car failed to appear. Chief McPherson and others maintained order with success. Miss Mabel Cale won several prizes in the Ingurtw department, highlighting Acton's exhibition park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Acton
Alfred Blahap
Toronto Telegram
Auys
Acton Fair
Aldersen
George Hillmor
Sharit € Wobster
Joar Blowart
Milton
Forster
Oakville
Burgess
Guelph
Acton Citzens
A. T. Brown
Claude Precious
McPherson
Atkina
Noevely
Jackson
Georgetown
Mabel Cale
Lowa
Ai Laird
Cripps Nicol Furniture Sale at Crewsons Corners
Fragmentary notice listing an auction or sale at Crewsons Corners with Cripps Nicol and Lot 1 in Conneasion Yrin township. Reading is incomplete with dates and precise terms obscured. The readable items indicate a sale event involving furniture and a local property lot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crippe
Crewsons Corners
William
Cripps Nicol
Conneasion
Neighborhood News Town and Country Farewell Move
Monera and N H Marshall sold their farm Lot 337 concessions to Mr Beatt of the Guelph road. They plan to move to a ten acre plot on the Guelph road after Shalr chattels are sold on Friday 26 inet. Neighbors bid farewell to Mr Jacob Burtanmbie near Contuguby with a presentation and speech. Reverend Evans preached, Edward Wingham spoke, and George Harrowsa Wm Sutton and George Lana conducted a farewell program with songs and a humorous address from Mr Hurt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monera
John
N. H. Marshall
Thair
Mr. Beatt
Duelph Road
Guelph
Atel
Mrs. Marshall
Prier
Jacob Burtananmbie
4Th Ine
Contuguby
J. Aquinin Evans
Edward Wingham
George Harrowsa
Wm. Sutton
George Lana
Mr. Hurt
Achid Dax
Mf Hurt
Telephone Etiquette and Local Road News Highlight Acton Area
Residents vent about rude telephone habits while Georgetown Fair attendees view horses. A popular route, the Kramoau road via On Ringo, draws crowds this summer. A new highway through Crowsons Corners and Neckwood is expected to shift travel patterns locally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erin
Georgetown
Kramoau
Onringo
Guelph
Acton Way
Crowsons Corners
Neekwood
Limehouse Presbyterian marks successful anniversary services
Anniversary services at Limehouse Presbyterian Church on the sixth were well attended in the morning and evening. The Knox Church Georgetown choir joined, the tea meeting followed with full attendance, and Rev Patterson received praise for leadership. Master Charilo Berimmegar and Mrs Henderson accompanied.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Limehouse Presbyterian Church
Fant Bunday
Patterson
Toipresniva
Knox Church
Georgetown
Duc
Knox
Pill
Sa Aaniversary
Dart
Rennie
Col.) Brown
Dilly
Gravel and road work keep crews busy around town
Crewsons Corners notes grassland and silos being oiled, frost harms tip crops little. Gravelling expands along the river approaches, with Wansbrough farm and Frewidereld access widening. A new highway west of the Corners gains use, while couples and families mark steady life in the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anxiouy
Crewsons Corners
Wansbrough
Widereld
Thirh Bridge
Neve
Cornom la
Acton
Rockwood Church mourns Rev W A Cook death in 1933
Rev W A Cook M A of Arkweight dies after a blood poisoning incident in Rockwood circuit. He is remembered as a brilliant student and compassionate preacher. The community notes anniversary sermons by Rev Gowler and Green, plus visits by families from Auburn and Alma. A town awards for improved property and comments on local unrest conclude the item.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eramost
W. A. Cook
Arkweight
Cook
Gelger
Hartge F. Green
Roughwood
Rockwood
Royal Mank
Mee
John Finth
Alma
Splin Louvenu
Wiluy C. Clarke
D. D
Huskatoon
Nister
Wilder
Mid
Harry
Sall
Guelph
Watt
Quiriea
Roadwork halts Ballinafad route on Monovant hill
Funeral held for baby boy of Afr and Mrs. Clayton Moswick at Acton cemetery. The Baptist Methodist Church announces annual Harvest Home and Thanksgiving services on Sunday October 21 with Rev Henry Caldwell of Georgetown addressing both events at 2:30 and 7:30 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ballinafad
Beiabane
Aldo
Acton
Methodiat Church
Will
Hunday
Henry Caldwell
Georgetown
Hamilton
Terra Cotta News Briefs From Acton And District
Local notes report Mr Jus Stringer and Johon visiting Acton as guests of Br and Mrs Go MekKeawn family. Wugh Logan builds a new brick plant, aims to run through winter, creating winter employment. Railway station improvements attract travelers. Townsfolk attended George town fair with good times. Miss Mary Lyons and Miss Norman Hoynter study at Toronto Normal School. Mrs J Bowell won a prize at Georgetown fair for knitting. Bradshaw family relocates to Mr J Haynes house from Toronto. Gertrude Anderson of Britannia visited Thomas Anderson family. U F monthly meeting hosted by Mr and Mrs F C Thompson at 10th King. FH Thompson planning trip to Kanana to visit daughter for a month. Billingsley adds to Main Street home. Miss Annis Puckering spent weekend with Mr and Mrs A Marshall of Georgetown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jus. Stringer
Johon
Stringer
Acton
Wugh Logan
Corp
Hare
George
Town Fair
Mary Lyons
Mia Norman Hoynter
Toronto
J. Bowell
Georgetown Fair
Mra. Bradshaw
J. Haynes
House
Minn
Gertrude Anderson
Brittania
Sahoo
Thomas Anderson
Town Inc
U. F
F.C. Thompson
King
FH. C. Thompson
IniKanana
Billingsley
Brrest
Misa Annis
A. Marshall
Georgetown
Local court actions and a Kingston Penitentiary sentence
The Tottenham magistrate heard charges from Harry Greenglass and others on an O T A violation with fines of 400 and 200 dollars. A group of nine factory workers faced $2 fines for using a Brampton track shortcut. Lee Greig and Max Beaver faced theft cases from an Orangeville clothing store, with Greig ordered to five years and Beaver three years in Kingston Penitentiary. Georgetown police handled a milk bottle dispute involving William Gillman and BL Young, resulting in fines but no jail time, and a recommendation for a bottle exchange system among local dairies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Greenglass
jHarry
Jeffs
Borris
Tottenham
T. J. Retinson
Orangeville
Lee Greig
Max Beaver
A. D. Torrio
D'Arcy Brrest
Toronto
Falconer
Thao
Greig
Kingston
Beaver
Muestrate Moore
Georgetown
Willam Gillman
BL. Young
P. Clark
Young
Dale
Mr. Gilman
Gilman
Auction Sale Households Furnishings in Krin Township
Public auction conducted by Roy Hindley and Dwain Cripps offers extensive household goods in Crewnons Corners on Saturday October 20 at two o'clock. Items include 22 bedsteads, bedsprings, dressers, sideboard, tables, chairs, sewing machine, organ, phonographs, violin, rugs, curtains, kitchenware, tools, stove, lumber, harness, and more, with cash terms and three months on notes for large purchases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William &, Cripps Nichol
Iot J
Cone Ceasions
Krln
Crewnons Corners
Treaser
Roy Hindley
McLean & Co Store Ad Promotes Fabrics and Floor Coverings
McLean and Co offer full weight underwear vests and drawers at 75 cents each. They stock Dilelothia new patterns linoleum in 4 and 2 yard widths. Catalogue prices quoted for floor coverings. New patterns in 4 and 2 yard wide linoleum and floor textiles. A wide range of yarns including Monarch Down Buffalo Scotch Fingering and Granny s Own Yarn at 15 cents per ball.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Turnbull
Granny
Weekend Sale of Men's Clothing and Accessories
Special weekend offers include men's sweaters at 4.00, fleece lined 2 piece underwear at 1.25, Penman combinations at 2.50, flannel work shirts at 1.75, pants at 2.75, work sweaters at 2.75, fall caps at 2.50, fine shirts at 1.75, and overcoats at 20.00. Prices shown include repeated figures such as 1.00 and 15.00 in unclear entries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Penman's
Saturday Treats Weekend Chocolates Ad
Fresh homemade chocolates in assorted flavors with hard and soft centres. Weekend special prices 32c on Thursday. Light lunch and ice cream offered after the show. Two Fruit Brick promoted as the best yet.
Meat Counter Advantage Promises Economical Buying
The ad touts meat counters as a solution to choosing meals and managing costs. It claims experienced staff cut costs with profitable, quality cuts at low prices, though it says prices aren’t quoted this week. It invites customers to rely on the counter for meat needs.
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Mainees
Wes
Eathia
Soc
Memorial Ine
Peema
Che Arton Free Press
Erin Fair
Morrow
Actos
J. N. Stewart
John Little
Stockwood
Robert McCullough
Glen Allan
Svar
Balmont
London
Mary
Aril
J. W. Bangough
John Wo Hengodah
Hinhom
Dominion
Epworth League
Olla Amstrong
KJ. Boore
BLAQ
Guelph Gaunt
Division Court
Hi Honor
Quelph
Ferins L. Pearson
Compa
Pruntteru
Cas
Shea
Herald
Christieville
Mespeler
George Little
Chalmera Church
D. D. Christie
Gusiph
Hespeler
Wallace
Irwn
Harry Harrison
George Wallace
Thomas
Ayton
W. Graham
W. D. Lunn
Joe Holmes
W. W. Stuart
J. Hasgard
Geo. McPherson
H. Harrison
A. Thomas
Akip
Gualph 1
Gualph Herald
Oakvilla
National Railway
Milton Horcultural Society
Thos. Bord
N. A. Sinclair
AH. Jeffray
J. EB. Bell
F. Pearson
T._Delea
Robertson
C. W. Martin
Victor Chisholm
T. Ford
J. J. Hall
Lovern
J. EK. Bell
J. HE. Bell
T. Bord
W. J. McClenahan
N. A. Binelatt
H. Jeffrey
Court House
Failore
Ind
Simcoe
Weweh
Norfolk County
Cultus School
Houghton Township
Annie F. Snyder
Boston
Townsend
Wallace F. Hewitt
Waterton
Windham
F. i \Slaght
Martin Hrom
Erin Township
Hillsburg
Nodwell
Pata
James
Lome Villa
Bowmanville
Canadian Statesman
England
United States
Jamon
Enfield
Darlington Township
Haves
Darlington
A. “White
New York City
Marshall J. A. James
Cleveland
Ohio
A. Phillips
Norman B
Pat
the Statesman
Kenneth Roy Berwick
Clayton Renwick
Ath
Une
Keonvth
Troy
Wrdneaulay
Ani
Ninth Aire
Fred Cleave
Paraita
Vek ‘Children'n Hospital
Howas
Mia
Jonr Uftle
Lallinafad Sametory
George Ritchie
R. J. Kerr
Town and Country
Coningsby
Limehouse
Rockwoood
C. N
Brampton
Costa
Crawford
Cunata Mushroom Co
Ganien Ave
Burunte
Dwain Cripps, Clerc
McLean & Co
Navy
MccLean & Co
Mile Street
Ont
The
Royal Clothing & Gents’ Furnishing
M, Brown
Mill Street
V. Rumley
Acton, Ontario
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