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Newspaper
Acton Free Press
Location
Acton, Ontario, Canada
Date
Oct 13, 1932
Page
4
Local column highlights activities at nearby centers and communities. Readers learn of upcoming meetings, social events, and resident notices affecting surrounding neighborhoods.
CREWSON S CORNERS full of visitors over the holiday with Mrs B W Hart and family at Mr Jerry Taylors. Mr and Mrs G A Platford of Toronto and others from Mt Dennis Guelph Acton Rockwood and Toronto visited local residents including Mr Hugh Black Mr Geo Graham Mr Tyler and Mr McCaig. Myrtle Airdrie and Mrs Gilbert Smith returned from Toronto for the holiday.
Rev Gandier of Eden Mills preached at United Church in town on Sunday and also spoke at Melville Church Caledon. Mrs Ferguson spent the weekend with Toronto friends. Theresa Gandier of Eden Mills visited. Visitors at Mrs Soper’s included Cushnle Matthews and family from Toronto. Deer were seen in Mr Buntie’s pasture. George Ismonds and son Douglas visited A Buntie.
Chief Smith moves about with a crutch after a lay-off. Dave Chisholm returns from St. Josephs Hospital and improves. Mrs. C Smith plans Ottawa visit and England trip October 15. Mennis Smith weighs a one pound McIntosh Red from his father's mountain orchard. Gordon Nicholson of Virtue Motors injures fingers cranking a truck. Colin Smith reports thirteen special prizes nine firsts and four seconds in apple classes at Fall Fairs. Hamilton dairies ignore license cancellations effective October 1 and continue selling milk. Maxine Smith wins the Burlington Golf Club ladies championship defeating Mrs. Howard Marwick. Gordon Blair finds bloom on a greening tree with no apples this season. Gazette.
LIMEHOUSE Mr and Mrs Brown of Kingsville and Mr Douglas Gowdy of Toronto visited Gowdy’s home this week. Visitors included Mr and Mrs E B Vanatter of Fenelon Falls and Dr and Mrs R G Agnew at the Parsonage. Margaret Swackhamer has been under a doctor's care and is improving. Toronto visitors added to holiday gatherings at several homes. Hunters searched for partridge with limited success as birds remained scarce. The Presbyterian anniversary drew large crowds for services, tea, and a Monday concert featuring Eden Mills performers and local contributors.
Mr L A Kennedy of Winona led Sunday services as visitors from Hamilton Brampton and Fergus joined local residents. The Churchill Orchestra attended a St David s Church fowl supper in Campbellville on Monday night with Miss Lucinda Graff and Miss Thelma Graff visiting Brampton recently.
Toronto visitors and family members spent the holiday weekend with Clarridge, Mann Bros, and Brampton households. Notable names include Mrs. Clarridge and Miss Aileen Clarridge with various relatives in Brampton Puslinch Brampton and Toronto.
Mrs McTavish of Seaforth and Miss Lulu Prosser of New Lowell visit families in Georgetown while Miss Kennedy of Guelph General Hospital returns home. Webb ers and Violet attend nursing graduation at Newmarket Hospital. Thomas Ellenton wins several Western Fair prizes in London. Georgetown Fire Brigade with Lorne Rifles Band join Burlington church parade with over 600 firemen present.
St George's Church centennial observed with Sunday services in St Johns United Church and Hillsburg where Rev Foreman and Rev Taylor led anniversary rites. Campbellsville program linked to Toronto Chalmers Quarte tte. Local improvements at United Church widen road for car parking. Thanksgiving visitors from multiple towns listed.
Friends of Miss Annie Lamb gathered at the Lamb home in Nassagaweya to wish her well before marriage. An address by Miss Tyra Wilson and a silverware cabinet presentation followed, with Rev. Gandier presiding and Mrs J P Eetiching Malcolm Moffat Tyra Wilson signing. Ebenezer United Church plans anniversary services on Nov 6. Mr J H Barber of Nassagaweya died at 57. Funeral held Thursday at Waterford Cemetery.
Oakville residents share outings and visits with Miss Laura Harris from Sault Ste. Marie staying with Miss M. E. Jefferis. Mrs. H Beauchamp returned from Albany. E W Oliver leaves for St Louis to take an railroad post. Miss Frances Deane heads to Washington after visiting Mrs. J D Souis. D O Cameron marks forty one years commuting weekly to Toronto. Edith May Hutchinson weds Ralph Harvey Jackson at St John s Anglican Church in West Toronto, Maple Leaf star as groom.
Mrs McKenzie of News York has taken possession of the Bushholm Inn. Mrs Ozro Martin of Tinteria visited Erin Church of Christ and friends. Mr and Mrs Joseph Benham spent the weekend with Mr and Mrs J P Maitland at Elora. Mr and Mrs W F E Bush moved to a new flat over Bush Hardware. Miss Mary McKinney visited relatives in Toronto. her father J C McKinney is convalescing after an operation. A corn cob grown in the shape of a human hand is shown in J A Stephens window. The dairy herd auction of O Norman Barbour’s property drew good prices. Wilford Grundy of Toronto spent the weekend with his parents. he recently joined Eastman Kodak Co in Toronto in the color department. Ernest Teeter of Caledon Electric Co suffered a facial injury when a plier slipped while repairing a guy-wire breaking a tooth and bruising his face.
A roundup of local visits includes Agnes McGregor and Miller from Toronto and Regina visitors in Hillsburg. The Erin Agricultural Society reports splendid weather and a good crowd for the Fall Fair, with church services adjusted for United Church anniversary events.
OSPRINGE Failends, of Mr. J. Kirkwood, confined to bed after a fall. Hunters in the vicinity reported a good bag of rabbits. Numerous visitors from Toronto and Guelph joined local families for weekend gatherings. Institute meeting postponed to October 13 due to Erin Fair. School children anticipate holidays for Teachers' Convention. Birthday dinner celebrated at Mrs. Loree's home for Mr. John Sunter's seventy fifth birthday.
Milton reports Miss Margaret Gastle attends Western University in London and engagement announcements for Ruby Mildred McMorran to Charles Reginald. Windsor-area updates include E E Hartley visiting relatives in Wesleyville and Constable George Buck of Rockland visiting family. A motorcycle squad officer is praised as one of the best on the force.
The passage explains how a single large advertisement attracts some buyers and profits from those who enter for the hat and others who notice related goods. Most sales come from nonvisitors reminded of the store, a long term effect. Advertising should be seen as a gradual, cumulative strategy rather than a quick miracle.
Classified notice offers Oxford sheep and ram lambs five lots government graded and registerable if needed. Includes ewes. Seller H Wharton Route 1 Guelph located one mile west of Eden. Contact details implied by advertisement. Score 15 3 not a sports tally.
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