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Newspaper

Acton Free Press

Location

Acton, Ontario, Canada

Date

Oct 11, 1923

Page

7

Memorial notices and obituaries in Acton area

Died Tarawellie in Brin Township on Saturday September 22 1023 Atue than Tarawell in haft year. Cook at the Methodist Parsonage Ackwright on Saturday October 6 1923 Rev W A Cook M A former of Mramoan. Beswick in Acton on Wednesday October 3 1223 Kanna Roy infant four months. JUTCHIE at Church Street Acton October H 1922 Mary Moligan beloved wife of Gquorn Witthin. McLaughlin at 219 Alloon Avenue River Thorn October 8 1953 Sarah Ann Porter widow of Hugh McLaughlin aged 10 years. Funeral Thursday 10 am from M3 Aymington Avenue Toronto Park Lawn Cemetery. In memoriam Alfred McAnns death October 9 1932. Anderson 116th Battalion killed in France October 1918. Our grief the world will never know. Our dear boy remembered by mother sister brother and family.

Tarawelie Brin ‘Township Tarawell Hinclaut Bert Aindaly Cook Ackwright W. A. Cook M. A. Furmerly Mramoan Beswick Acton Wednonlly Oatabar Kanna Roy Mar -Claftok Alfred McCannsh Neo Anderson Te. A. KE. Anderson France

Erin Fair to-morrow and local notes thunder

Erin Fair to-morrow and a page of brief local items from the Acton area report recent events. Notable items include turnip shipments, a large Georgetown Fair visitor influx, Mrs Minnie Moore’s Knox Avenue bungalow, John M. Savage named Deputy Game Warden, heavy frost impacting leaves, Halton teachers at the Toronto convention, and various auctions, deaths, and public notices. The column also notes coal prices in Guelph, wildlife regulations, school board decisions, and upcoming community concerts.

Minnie Moore Knox Avene John XM Savage Warren Halton Toronto Kerr Trafalgar Milton Jack Guelph Ontario Ontario Sunday School Association Stratford L —Guelph Board of Education Institu d Duncan R. Cowan Co Japan Inet Syohn Marshall Natsagaweya Galt Lorne Cosby Wellington County Toroato Toy F. Fish Oakville Acton Milton Horticultural Society Nowerm Boxéa Ata Postville Jas. Holmes Mra Georgetown Rockwood A. T. Brown Claude Precious Mr. Ohardson Appleby Eorgine Nalson Rivas Pac

Local Oakville trip party tours Niagara and Queenston

Dr W F Shaw and Mrs Shaw with two children arrived in Oakville after an extended motor flight from Campbell Island Vancouver Island covering about 4747 miles. The party, including twenty two guests led by W B Davis, toured hydro power near Queenston and other sights then returned home in high spirits praising host Mrs Davis.

W. F. Shaw Tuomlay W. B. Davia Gaxville Niagara Yalin Queenston Tve Malta Vitarious iurQakvile Davin

Fire Prevention Week and Gasoline Safety Guidelines

The article outlines federal and provincial safety tips for Fire Prevention Week and gasoline handling. It stresses calm action, advance planning, accessible extinguishers, knowing alarm locations, and proper reporting. Gasoline rules warn against risks, require tightly sealed cans, prohibition of household use for cleaning, underground storage, no smoking in garages, and using proper fire extinguishers or earth to fight fires. It also includes general rubbish and coal safety rules and heater maintenance guidance.

Canada Elmo

Obituary notices from Acton area include Berwick and McLaughlin deaths

The notice reports Kenneth Roy Berwick infant of Mr and Mrs Clayton Renwick died Wednesday after two weeks treatment at Toronto hospital. Also remembered are Mrs Barah Ann Vortor McLaughlin of Acton who died in Toronto, Mrs George Ritchie of Exquosing who passed Monday, and the family gathering for funeral services at Park Lawn Cemetery and Fairview Cemetery with homes in Acton and Toronto named.

Kenneth Roy Berwick Clayton Renwick Oth Ine Erin Kenneth Troy Wrodneslay Ninth Mires Fred Cleave Wek ‘Children'n Hospital Toronto Mira Jonr Uftle Lallinafad Sametory

Local Farm Stock and Implements Auctions Schedule

R J Kerrs Libt of Sales lists auction days from October 16 to 22. John Boyd opens with farm stock and implements near Bouby Farm, followed by Fred Langdon at Puaslinch near Bouby Farm, Thomas Gill Ollan at York Road School east of Guelph, and Charles Thatcher on South Line Bramoen west of Era mosa Road. Cattle, hogs and bred stock noted. multiple locations and dates.

John_ Boyd Fred Langdon Puaslinch Bouby Farm Thomas Gill Ollan York Road School Guelph Charles That Sth Bramoen Eramosa Road Oetober Co A Cc Ainck

Acton Fair Impresses Attendees With Record Exhibits

The Acton fair drew about 3 600 attendees last week per Toronto Telegram estimates as exhibits set a record. A parade of school pupils led by the Acton Citizens Band attracted many, while the cattle parade and various exhibits delighted crowds. Officials from Milton Oakville and Guelph visited. police ensured crowd safety. parking improvements eased traffic and the fair opened to the world with wide appeal.

Acton Alfred Blahap Toronto Telegram Acton Fall Drs Aidéren George Hillmor Sherrie Wobster Rotor Btowart Milton Forster Oakville Burgess Guelph Acton Citizens’ Band A. T. Brown Claude Precious Polic McPherson Atkina Noevely Jackson Georgetown Mabel Cale Lowa

Cripps Nicol Lot 1 at Crewsons Corners Sale

Shaky OCR fragment lists a sale at Crewsons Corners with Lot 1 Cripps Nicol and furniture items. Other readable terms mention October and location names but lack clear dates or outcomes.

Neighborhood farm sale and farewell in town

Monera John and N H Marshall sold their farm lot 337 concession 4 to Mr Beatt of the Guelph road and bought a ten acre plot on the same road moving Monday 26th inet. Friends bid farewell to Mr Jacob Burtananmbie at his home near Contuguby and presented a memory of friendship as he leaves. Edward Wing ham read the address with others presenting. Mr Hurt expressed plans for a long farm life holiday and a programme of readings and speeches was given.

Guelph Wallace Acton Ikwn Harry Harrison George Wallace Thomas Ayton Quelph W. Graham W. D. Lunn Joe Holmes W. W. Stuart J. Hasgard Geo. McPherson H. Harrison A. Thomas Gualph Gualph Herald Monera John N. H. Marshall Mr. Beatt Guelph Road Shalr Chattola Mrnday Inet Aes Mrs. Marshall Rior Jacob Burtananmbie 4Th Iine Contuguby Nashborhood J. Aquinin Evans Edward Wingham Macuyrr George Harrows Wm. Sutton George Lana Mr. Hurt Dax Cass Mf Hurt

Telephone Etiquette Stir In Local Neighborhood

A local community laments telephone etiquette breaches as residents complain of rude behavior. The fair and road updates mention Georgetown Fair and popular routes to Guelph from Acton, with plans for a new highway changing local travel patterns.

Outhor Bsavoral Erin Falr Georgetown Fair Kramosa Wiy Onrings Ax & Reute Guelph Acton Way

Anniversary services at Limehouse Presbyterian Church

Very successful anniversary services were conducted at Limehouse Presbyterian Church on the 6th Sunday. The Knox Church Georgetown choir led the prayer service and the church was crowded both morning and evening. The Rev Mr Patterson received praise for his able sermons at both services. The Knox choir excelled in well rendered anthems and a spirit of fellowship filled the event. The ten-meeting on Monday evening drew a full house with a good programme. Participants included Mrs Hannie Mrs Col Brown Mr Dilly Mr Hale and Master Charlie Berimmegar with Mrs Henderson as accompanist. Rev Cameron chaired and thanked all contributors.

Limehouse Presbyterian Church Patterson Knox Church Georgetown Mucceas Hannie Col Brown Dilly Hale Lemat Harry Lauder Charlie Berimmegar Henderson Rev Kr. Cameron

Road and farm work occupy Crewsons Corners area

Crews on Corners sees ongoing road gravelling and widening near the river bridge. Farmers worry over mangels as frost leaves tinips unharmed. A notable marital gesture occurs when a wife walks five miles to join her husband on the highway.

Crewsons Corners Wansbrough Thirh Bridge Neve Cornom la Acton

Rockwood mourns Rev W A Cook death shakes Rockwood

Venerable Rev W A Cook M A of Arkweight dies from blood poisoning after a two week illness. His funeral lineup notes Rev Geiger preaching at Rockwood, with “The Prodigal Son” sermon given. Town honors Mr. Harber for property improvements and several residents visit relatives while a local youth pleads guilty and awaits sentencing.

Bramont W. A. Cook Arkweight Hurtgen Green B. A Rockwood Cireule Mae White Han Mee John Finth Alma Wister Splin Louvenn Wiluy C. Clarke D. DD Nister Wilder Bert Mead Palmeraton Johnaton Charlo Uarber Roh Rudd Harry Holman Harber Guelph Watt Quiriea

Harvest Home Services Planned at Local Church

The Baptisted Methodist Church will hold its annual harvest home and thanksgiving services on Sunday October 21 at 2.30 and 7.30 p.m. Mr Henry Caldwell ex President of Hamilton Conference will preach at both services. Funeral held for baby Moswick whose death occurred at Acton on Wednesday with burial in the local cemetery.

Ballinafad Hefabans Toama Afr Clayton Moswick Acton Will Henry Caldwell Georgetown Hamilton

Local Rustic Life and Brief Visits in Acton

Mr Jus Stringer and Jorion Strtomer hosted guests of Mr and Mrs Go McKeown. Tugh Logan plans to build a brick plant and operate through winter, creating jobs. A trip to George Town fair yielded good times. Miss Mary Lyons and Mia Norman Hoynter attend Normal School in Toronto. Mrs Bowell won a prize for knitted items at Georgetown fair. The Bradshaw family moved to Mr J Haynes’ house. Gertrude Anderson visited from Britania Saho, with her parents. U F monthly meeting at Mr and Mrs F C Thompson’s home drew interest. Mr and Mrs H C Thompson planned a trip to Konans to be away a month. Billingsley adds to his Main Street home. Annie Puckering spent the weekend with Mr and Mrs A Marshall in Georgetown.

Jus. Stringer Jorion Strtomer Acton McKeown Tugh Logan Hare George Mary Lyons Mia Norman Hoynter Toronto Mra J. Bowell Wan Georgetown Fair Bradshaw and Family J. Haynes Mina Gertrude Anderson Brittania Sahoo Thomas Anderson Town Inc U. F F.C. Thompson King IniKonans Billingsley Brrest Misa Annie Puckering Pont A. Marshall Georgetown

Barrie Police Court Docket on Theft and Vagrancy Cases

Magistrates in Barrie Orangeville and Georgetown handled a string of petty charges. Harry Greenglass and Harry Court faced fines for illicit activity under the Ontario Temperance Act. Nine factory workers and two accused burglars were fined or jailed in connection with thefts and break‑ins in Orangeville and Brampton. A Georgetown dairy dispute over milk bottles led to costs but no jail, with a community bottle exchange urged to prevent further losses.

Harry Greenglass Harry Jeffs Barrie Tottenham T. J. Retinson Orangeville Muestrate Moore Georgetown Willam Gillman Georgetown— Herald Young P. Clark Dale Mr. Gilman Gilman

Auction Sale of Household Furniture at Kri n Township

Public auction by William and Cripps Nichol in Kirkn township Crewnons Corners on Saturday October 20 at two o'clock sharp featuring 22 bedsteads 2 mingles 1 Holl y Organ 2 Edison phonographs 1 violin 1 sewing machine 4 rocking chairs 10 couches and many more items including kitchenware tools and household goods real estate not involved. Terms cash or approved notes with 10 percent down. Roy Hindley and Dwain Cripps conduct the sale.

William &, Cripps Nichol Cone Ceasion Krln Township Crewnons Corners Apringa Treaser Large Bureau Garner Edison Phonograph Roy Hindley Guctigaser Erie Phowes

McLean Co Ladies Underwear and Floor Coverings Catalog Offer

McLean Co offers full weight underwear vests and drawers at 75 cents each and linoleum patterns in stock. New floor coverings arrive in 4 and 2 yard widths with prices quoted in the catalogue. A wide range of yarns including Monarch Down and Granny's Own Yarn in multiple shades available at 15 cents per ball.

Turnbull Granny

Weekend Special Men’s Wear Sale Prices

Weekend sale list of men’s goods including sweaters fleece-lined underwear penman combinations flannel work shirts pants work sweaters fall caps fine shirts and overcoats with various markdowns and bundled pricing. prices shown include regulars and sale figures with several stray numbers.

Saturday Treats Weekend Chocolates and Lunch Offer

Weekend chocolates in assorted flavors with hard and soft centers priced at 32c to 60c. Saturday special treats feature fresh homemade confections. Light lunch and ice cream offered after the show with a new Two Fruit Brick touted as the best yet.

Economical meat buying at our counters for your meals

Our meat counters offer the most economical buying with profitable cuts at low prices while maintaining quality. We do not quote prices this week but invite you to let us cater to your meat needs and help manage your pocketbook.

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