Local notes from Acton and district fires and weddings
A collage of brief town items reports a Toronto optometrist booking in Acton, a cyclist injury case near Cooksville, and a magistrate appointment debate in Georgetown. It also covers a fall injury to a couple in Acton, a Glen Williams warehouse fire with arrests, the Johnston Johnston wedding in Acton, a barn fire in Cramo Township, and weathered details on the Weatherstone homestead fire loss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kramoas
Pour Cornierd
Weatherstonn
George Armstrong
Employment Plans Council’s Chief Topic At Meeting
The Acton council met Tuesday evening with Councillors Hansen Thetford Dr Nelson and Harrison present and Reeve Mason presiding. Reports from the Finance Committee urged several accounts for Acton Public Utilities Commission including street lighting power and the Mall project. The list also named Arend McPherson and A Mason selecting jurors and other municipal expenditures. The discussion touched unemployment relief, highway work from Acton to Milton, Remembrance Day plans, and forming a central relief committee with invites to ministers, temple heads, Legion and fraternal groups. The meeting approved Poppy Day permissions and outlined winter relief logistics including fuel and wood supplies and testing fire hydrants ahead of cold weather. The pump-house heating tender was awarded to Tow for $312.00 and work to start immediately.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hansen
Thetford
Nelson
Arrison
Reevs Mason
Cuport
Acta
Acton
Acton Pubic Atlinlon
Cominta- Aton
Arend
McPherson
A. Mason
JR. Watson
KJ. Huard
W. J. Wallace
George Lunts
George Lunts, Travelling nreeLn, Agron Fars
Adonag Ho
Counsell
Ancestary of
The
Canadian Legion
Legion
Catmell
Rando
Juitin
McDonald
Death notices for Oakville and nearby towns
Prominent Oakville citizen William A. Deane died Monday after an illness. Funeral from Kerr Street residence with interment at St Jude's Cemetery. Also reported are notices for Alexander F Campbell of Georgetown, Donald McKay of Georgetown, Joan Pearson of Milton, Robert Patterson of Stratford, and Mrs. Hannah Brown of Beatty Township.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William A. Dean
Oakville
William A. Deane
Oalville
Mr. Beane
Dundas
Flewin
United Church
Oakville Lodge
A. Fae AM
Mynts Shriners
Kerr Street
Masaonlo
T. Jude
Donald MoScaAy
Georgetown
Mure
Exqueaing
Kuraday
Donald Mettuy
Roman Rutherland
Earlind
Maolkay
Canada
Mr. Mettuy
David
Owen Hound
Alex
Glenwilliams
Mtra
Willa Kirkwood
Yim
Mate
Nee
Hone
Mrn
Mallay
Providence Cemetery
Robert Pattlerson
Strafford AC
N.R
Stratford
Robert Patterson
Kent Street
Patterson
Tedd
Brentford
N. 1
Mr. Patterson
Strabane
Roland
Trek
John Patterson
America
New York
Woodstock
Mins Mary Bloray
Acton
Bbratfara
St. Paul's Church
Romeo Lodae
Oddfallowa
Mra
Patterson Hive
Matera
Tensonock
Winnipeg
J. Patton
Atras Dane
Treland
David, Patterson
Iceni Street
Wm. Wallace
Oddfellows Lodge
Soldiers Old and New Attend Canadian Guard Drill and Social
A fragmentary report describes a Friday evening at the local arena where soldiers and cadets, led by Jack Alger and Captain Tarber, practiced drill under Major Cousens and officers including Major Sheppard. The gathering included coffee and cake, remarks on discipline, a radio song Oh Canada, and plans for Remembrance Day and community support. around 35 to 40 attendees wrapped with the hymn Apide with Me Fant Palla the Eventide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monnter
Jack Alger
Tarber Canoe
Pad
Leda
Cousens
Berge
Wu Berg
Majer Sheppard
Q.M
Golem
Muchanan
Harber
JP Aspeeton
Mulsor
Gaciwong
Fe Old Rink
Loy
Canadal
Good Roads Commission
Milton-Acton
Acton
Xonga
Ani
Evening Meal Digester Bridge Club Ends In Mistake
A young player in a local bridge four blundered by discarding a card on a trick already won by the opponent’s ace. The incident accompanies notices of mourners and a funeral service for a deceased woman laid to rest in Fairview Cemetery Acton, with many relatives listed from Toronto Detroit and beyond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Youn Dyan
A. Moore
Trinmennborg
N.Y
Br. W. Wy, Moore
Ithara
N. O.G
Rt. OP
Moore
Wigh River
Alta
Wuiter
Wed. Brown
Uxbridge
Mid
UTO
Twodyatt
Detro
Edtion Carr
Merning
Woward Hy Moors
G. Wells
Mra. Wells
Toronto
Woward ‘'Velter
J. WW. Okw
Fairview Cemetery
Acton
Acton District Meeting Hears Busy Chapter Reports
News from Acton recounts a well attended Tatkeside Chapter business meeting at Miss Ande Dunnlak’s home with prize winner Mrs Robertson noted. A Toronto area crash injures five, details of a rear end collision, and a round table to plan winter relief are also covered. Malcolm Muir’s death ruled accidental after falling from a westbound freight train near Rockwood. Knox Church Acton marks 85th anniversary with Sunday services and a concert Monday hosted by Ladies Aid Society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ande Dunnlak
Jay
Chouw
Mra
Hobertson
Moat
Bugines
Digeusilon
Hostanven
Malcolm Mules
Malcolm Muir
Rockwood Nxt
Rookwood
Lloyd Mennle
Priyal~ Elun
Malcolm ‘Muir
Roackwout
Knox
Torluan Church
Acton
Anni
Onorvines
Pawim
Y P.un
George Newhind
J. D
Nox Chureh
Stratford
Ladies Ald Society
Mra M. Burr
Plantit
Splendid Programme at Acton Teachers Convention
The Hinton Teachers’ Union held a provincial convention in Acton last week with sessions in Knox Presbyterian and United Churches. Addressers from Miss Mary A L Hales Neon and Mrs P B Moore Acton spoke on educational topics. round-table discussions and a Thursday banquet featured pupil performances and reciprocal welcomes by local officials. Unanimous resolutions praised Acton hosts, expressed thanks to the Minister of Education, offered condolences to Barbara Elliott, urged cinema censorship, and requested a geography pamphlet for Walton County. The election of officers and delegates completed the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hinston
Word Profitaire
Lhoroughuy
Gatherhayge
Knox Presbyterian Church
United and
Wweasbyterian
PB. Moore
Acton
A. J. Painter
Vanilton Normal School
J. M. Denyes
O. EB. A
Mint Vearn Wort
Dion
Maisie
Acton Public
M. WR. Moore
Brancos Ghisholm
Vernon Agnew
John
United Church
Presbyterian
United Chu
Tata Banquekh
A Mason
George Mavill
J. MM. Denyen
VY. A
Canadas
Marjorie Lawson
Ralph Tughe
Ming Je Mekny
Mia M. Gurrie
Teachers’ Federations
Miss Brown
Sundercon
Mins HL RR
Curr
Women's
Veachera
Batent
Mia Barbara Elliott
Olster
Milas Eliott
Horn
Ubstitutes
Walton County Ynatitute
Couneil
Hulton
Lerghern
Y. Manyen
O. AL
Georgetown Wins By One Point At Inter-County Meet
Georgetown claimed victory by one point over Acton as the boys score stood 68 to 67 and the meet featured ideal weather with a large field of athletes. The results include multiple track events and field events with Georgetown and Acton athletes named in numerous finals and records.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgetown
By & Wood
Acton
Crichton
Smith
BkiMling
Wichardson
Georgeown
Norton
Maclaren
McDonald
Evans
Yale
Mila Talay
Yorn
CIA
Changes In Staff At Bank Of Montreal Branch
Mr Frank Holloway, long time teller at Bank of Montreal, has been promoted to teller at the Guelph branch. War Carley of Moaford takes the vacancy created by his transfer. Mr Klugkey injured in collision near Acton when his car, owned by Mr Hluckey, overturned. Mrs Gluckey and Mr Hodendrstle injured. Mr Gluckey suffers a compound fracture, admitted to hospital. Mrs Blackey returns home to Acton after treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hank of Montreal
Frank Holloway
Bank of Montreal
Guelph
Carley
Moaford
Daere
Klugkey
Bitekey
Acton
Hluckey
Wedabirkey
Actan
J. Bedencistle
Mme. Gluckey
Hodendrstle
Oluckey
Metarlac Hospital
Also Mentioned on This Page
FP. E. Luks
Yonge Street
HH. W. Hinton
Centre Road
Cooksville
Telly Poole
Barber
F. Atkinson
Tagothorn Avenue
Clarence
Pools
Bt. Joseph's Hospital
Charles Heffernon
North End
Mason
J. 3. Mackenzie
Eove Georne Olnave
Esqueaing
Dutcas Campbell
Naossagaweyr
W. E
Goeorgytown
You
Mr. Holmes
Glenwilliames
Joseph Beaumont
Arif
Gonkman
Marahull
Ogeorgetown
Cookman
Marshell
Jack Norton
Beaumont
Milton
Johnston-hayern
Knox Manse
Willow Street
Margaret Joan
Henry Sayers
Gordon L. Johnston
Charlotta McDonald
Hamilton
H. G. Bennie
Groan
Mre. Johnston
Hy Motor
Timmins
Johnatan
Employment Plans Council
Tad
Duanelag
Ryan Auditorium
Jean‘a
Night Hawk
Atertha Orr
Ghureh
Ragland
Joan Pearson
John Pearson
Whea
Grace Anglican Church
Canon Naftel
Kraypreen
Pearson
Yorkshire
England
Thin
Arc
George Pearson
Chaves Time
Alberta
E. Guwne
Ridgetown
Robert Hamilton
Mittoname
Mary Pearson
Hannah Malawre Brown
Andrew W. Moore
Bandford Lownship
Heatt
Gounty
Ontario
Nowr Tdehouse
Pridiy
Robert Levi Brown
Merrather
Fauther
Whee
Beatt
J. Caldwell
Jesus
Brathoer
EL Moore
Peterboro
John Taliner
Yartanvilly
Trn
Homer Smythe
Ulver Birch Avenue
Yoeldon
Char. Wesfernon Poller
Smythe
John Latimer
Mra. J. Lathnor
Severn
Brubas
James Walker
Qhadys
Biel
Dorothy Lathner
D. Taitdiner
Peel Memorial Froupttnt
Lfe
Counci
Citiweds P
Canadian National
Xcons
Weegar
J. A. Lockhart
Edie Noll
Everetary
Misa M2
Barnntt
Mirs
MR. Moore
Exeouive
Miss Jardine
Esquaningg
Ming
Huffman
Welson
Misa Paddie
Frafalgar
Moye
Oomiuy mVinTes
Walker
WW Smith
EB. Sargent
F. Maynard
Oral Chalmers
Muriel Agar
TL. Smith
Wopping Rue
Hale
HL Walker
L, Wadodhan
WH. Smith
Sentor
M. Wernett
H. Gqutrander
Dunilor
K. Hale
M. Near
Yabet Switver
Ostrander
Apton
B. Walker
Oval Chalmers
Haskethal Vhrowing
Hw.aimith
F. Bwitver
D. Macarthur
Has
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