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Newspaper
Acton Free Press
Location
Acton, Ontario, Canada
Date
Oct 13, 1938
Page
3
Neighborhood news item notes reader interest in events across nearby centres. It highlights local concerns, upcoming meetings, and community voices shaping intercity relations and shared services.
In Georgetown Lions Club amateur contest Violet South and Gertrude Cain performed tap steps. Gertrude Cain won second prize in the Junior section. The Barth family visited relatives up north over the holiday weekend.
Friends and neighbors gathered at Rockwood Town Hall to honor Mr. and Mrs. Dan Winter on their recent marriage. A walnut writing desk was presented. speakers and musicians entertained, followed by lunch and a dance.
Ballinafad reports Mr. Marry Shortill remodelling his house and pursuing improvements. Rev. Mr. Aitken from Guelph led services at the United Church in Foreman’s absence. Mrs. Barbara Soper harvested garden peas on October 8. Mr. Dan Campbell faced an innocent misstep while displaying his horse at the fair.
Obituary announces the death of Thas Clark of Guelph following a heart attack. Survived by three sons James Toronto and William Henry London, and two daughters Mrs Maud Rockwood and Mrs Eileen Guelph among others. Service conducted at United Church. interment Rockwood Cemetery. Also reports club picnics, church meetings, and community notices across Rockwood and area.
George O Wakeham has been appointed general traffic manager of Trans-Canada Airlines with head offices in Montreal. The former war time pilot and long time Eastern Inspector of Civil Aviation for Canada now leads the airline's traffic operations.
At a Toronto convention Chief of Police David Kerr was elected to the Executive of the Police Association of Ontario. He was en route home after attending the funeral of Muriel Cooke, a six year old struck by a car on Kerr Street, who later died.
Ian Tickner visits from England to see friends. Mrs Hume and Miss Hume go to Ottawa for the winter. King and MacLeroy families return from a motor trip west. The Canadian Club of Milton held a September banquet at Milton Inn with W Gordon of Islington speaking on Youth and Their Problems. Willard transfers to Stayner Bank of Toronto. his town work spurred Boy Scout and Rifle Club efforts.
Erin Dr H Gear is ill and under treatment at Corate General Hospital. Mrs Jennie Hull returns home after two weeks with Mr and Mrs H Prinkum in Harrinston. Mr Arthur Brecken returns to Sackville NB after visiting his grandmother Mrs R Gea Overland. Friends of Joseph Benham, who had appendicitis, are glad he is convalescing. Mr JF Anthony CPR agent is off duty due to health issues. Mr E Beatty of Guelph leads at Joend station. A party at Mrs Joe Cubsans marks Erin United Church tenth birthday with many attendees. Advocate.
LIMEHOUSE Mr and Mrs D Derrie and family visited Mr Wm Militere. Toronto visitors stay at cottages of Mr o and Mre A Hil and family and Mr Tom Packer. Neighbors include Mr and Mrs Thos Haines, Mr and Mrs Joseph Scott, Mr o and Mrs A Lane and family, Mr Ted Morrow, Mr Hobart Lane and Mrs Ro Lane. Brantford guests Mr and Mrs Greig and Gordon visited Mr and Mrs Gale and Miss Ivens. Gladys Packer visited John Lane of Dundak for the holiday. United Church ladies held a business meeting at Mrs Gibbs’s home. Monday's mild weather drew hunters to the neighborhood. Erin Fair drew several village carloads. No Presbyterian service next Sunday for the anniversary at Crearge town.
Mr Charles Roth of Foronta stays with daughter Mrs James Hepburn while working on a new house. Miss Helery Allen visits her aunt Mrs Walter Couling. Mr and Mrs Alex Martin of Woodstock spend the weekend at the noted home with relatives. The bride and groom return with their aunts for the holiday. Numerous local families host friends and relatives over the weekend and holiday period. Several exhibitors from the community include Irvine Jackson, Thompson Stewart, Geo Mack, Colin Parker, and Mrs George Young.
Burlington Mayor Geo Harris buys a Locust Street lot next to the Bates property and plans erecting a new structure next week. The 1998 town assessment roll was completed September 30, showing a $4000 rise in assessments, potentially raising the tax rate. Dykstra of Burlington buys three stores on Brant Street, plans a bakery with modern plant. A truck stolen from Galway Farms Aldershot was recovered west of Brant Street and found by a Nelson Township farmer who alerted police. Prospectus for cheap government loans for a Freeman reservoir is deemed unlikely after Attorney General Gordon Conant said Ontario will not guarantee Dominion loans to municipalities.
An anniversary fowl supper is planned at Statin School on Monday October 17 from 6 to 8 pm followed by a concert. Admission details note the event welcomes all attendees.
The notice advertises Baptist Church Acton led by Rev E G Baxter with 11 00 am worship on Sunday October 16 1938. It mentions Sunday School classes at 12 00 noon and a prayer meeting welcoming all, with midweek events on Tuesday and Wednesday evenings.
A collage of small advertisements lists sale items, rentals, and notices. Items include tablets for stomach issues, household goods for sale, a farm for sale with details in Concession 7 Nanakuerge, and an auction of dairy cows and horses in Erin Township with a cash sale on October 17 1938. The page also features a dog reward notice and a warning notice about hunting.
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