Married King Witarton Attit Clad Anxilcan Chavtch
The fragmentary OCR text notes a marriage event involving King Witarton Attit Clad Anxilcan Chavtch and a person named Mines Win. Details are unclear due to garbled source material.
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Newspaper
Acton Free Press
Location
Acton, Ontario, Canada
Date
Oct 20, 1921
Page
6
The fragmentary OCR text notes a marriage event involving King Witarton Attit Clad Anxilcan Chavtch and a person named Mines Win. Details are unclear due to garbled source material.
The Acton area reports on a variety of local items including tax and rate notes, planning decisions, road work, and civic events. Notable mentions include a proposed municipal rink project, farm updates, and preparations for community gatherings while weather impacts and public meetings unfold.
A daylight robbery at the Bank of Harliton on Collage and Ou ington Avenue in Toronto resulted in the loss of 5000 dollars on Wordnesday. Police are investigating the heist and reviewing security footage for clues.
The Oakville council awarded a four hour wall contract along Inka front at Reynolde Bhroat to Dundair jetroat, costing 4860 dollars. Knox Church Ladies Aid planned a chicken supper in their schoolroom. A list of town residents and events includes medical, banking, and church details, with a robbery at the toller’s cage and a crowded Methodist Church service noted in the report.
Local items report anniversaries church services and social visits in Milton area. Notables include Jali Ghenn’s family gatherings, school events, county contest attendance, weather impacts on driveouts, visitors from Aberrothy and Acton, and remarks on crops and agriculture.Residents discuss county elections with a shift toward the People’s Progressive Party and anticipated female franchise participation.
A fragmentary report reviews the waterworks system and inspector findings on fire protection. It notes prompt response by members of the trebelzade and praise for Director Walker of the Canadian Vira Underwriters Association, with references to tests, instrumentation, and concerns about wartime exploitation.
A jumble of names and events from a village household scene is sketched. The report mentions Mia Anna McDawall at her aunt A. Yauwaon's home, visits by Alfred Marshall of Patralt, Mrs Jolm Kennedy in Guelph Hospital, and Little Laring Mitchell's improving condition after an injury. Several families from Toronto and nearby towns are noted visiting, with a campus-like social rhythm and a concert planned at Heal.
Fragmented local items list residents visiting friends and relatives in Montreal and Ottawa, with returns home after extended trips. It mentions Mr and Mrs Coe, Mr and Mrs Walter Kentner, and the Del Mar Tansion Quartette as entertainers for an evening event by the 62 W. V. As, all reflecting a busy week of social activity in GronakTown.
The Burlington area reports varied items including a local factory recruitment and a loaned item from Mr. Clarke. Promina Morcinon arrives with her sister Mrs. Dorothy Thomas of Chathars visiting her uncle Mr. C. I Colaman. Mrs. Cheater Peart hosts guests in honor of Mrs. Land, Vancouver. A town hall meeting is set for October 26 to organize a Home and School Association. An Overland car was stolen in Wilmilton and recovered on nearby mountains. McKenzie named director of the Treasury branch. church and parish events noted. An accident injured Dr A Moulop of Appleby at Rambo Garage. car jack failure caused wrist injury.
Citizens urged to foster reading in the home with Youth's Companion as a central magnet. The 1933 Godumnion promises varied stories, poetry, and facts, plus calendar and fashion volumes. subscription details offered for Commonwealth Ave Boston mail order.
Farmers urged to contact ALEX GILBOOND at 100 Maltn St. Agtom Corner Hohoat Lane for contracts to supply 16 orate wey walk fowl. Call to arrange sale and receive recommended buyer placement.
The fragment details real estate and farm notices. Mentions agents and addresses, requests for continuance of dairy services, and thanks to customers for support. References to Chickendale Dairy and Cloverdale Dairy areas and a note from A. J. Murray and A. G. Ror for sale or service considerations.
Public auction at Lot 1, Second Mile, Acton, Friday October 25 at 2 o'clock features a herd of cows and calves in various ages and weights. Descriptions include red, white, brindle, and yellow cows, several young heifers, and a few bulls, with weights around 1100 to 1900 pounds. Terms: 12 months credit with 6 percent discount, auctioneer Rod Kerr.
A public auction sale conducted by Cunningham at a rural site near Watwash includes cattle horses dairy and other farm implements. Items listed encompass numerous cows and calves, Durham and Yorkshire stock, various plows cultivators and wools, with terms referencing a bank loan or surety and miscellaneous equipment. The document contains many OCR errors but indicates a sale schedule for Tuesday October 26 1021 and mentions adjustments to payments and responsible parties.
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