Count Shows Big Activity In the Free Press Travel Club
The Free Press Travel Club reports heavy activity as candidates race toward the next count. Leaders running close may see upsets with the next Saturday night tally. Readers urged to enter, clip entry blanks, and boost subscriptions for prizes including a car and other rewards.
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Free Press Travel Club
Yeadora
Tne
Puyo
Anyond Wathen
Ben Convanied
Rockwood
Campbellviio
Con- Wasker
Tate
Campalim
Asb
Mirprinos
Mnong
Wil Bo
Resolution Sent to the Attorney General In Acton meeting
Regular fortnightly council session notes payment approvals for park supplies trucking soldiers and salaries. Armistice Day plans approved. nomination and election dates set. Deputy Returning Officers named. A resolution urged provincial support for families of those imprisoned under the Liquor Control Act. A letter to the Attorney General ordered.
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Couneil
Murrison
Wansen
Nelson
Woova Mason Pr
Harrison
Acton
Sion
Mackenle
Aupplie
Dormer
McLewna Co
Butus
Wotuual
Harrop
J. P. Genrraw
Perminston
Searrow
Mensry
W. Jd. Gould
Charles Conway
Carleton Price
C. Wounnen
JM Tarricon
Cowell
Lie
Acton Curling Club plans annual election meeting
A meeting of the Acton Curling Club will be held in the Council Chamber on Wednesday next, November 6, at eight o clock. It will be the annual election of officers and organization meeting for 1931. The event features prizes and notes on club activities and local notices.
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Lialketet
Doble
Mill Street
Ourlord
Acton
Curling Club
Counell Chamber
Elast
Acton District Notes Church and Community Events
The weekly notices report a United Church pork and bean supper at Win Watledge’s home on Friday with 25 and 10 cent admissions, plus a Knox Presbyterian anniversary service led by Rev. Dr. Gibson in Cookstown. Other items include the Welton County Children’s Aid Society annual meeting on Friday at eight, hockey training for boys, a Chalmers family funeral in Owen Sound, a fatal truck incident in Crampton, a large Ladies Aid concert at Knox Church, and changes to Canadian stamp colors under Universal Postal Union rules.
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Churchll United Church
Win. Watledge
Chia Une
Knox Presbyterian Church
L. L. Gibson
Cookn’s Presbyterian Church
Mfv
Hfo
Gibson
Jesus Christ
Christ
Salt
Jean Orr
Baptist Church
United Church
Ladies Aid
Lnox Church
Kupper
Dalton Davidson
Mitchell
Misa Wieler
Guelph
Wil
L. Orr
Mia
C. Selahman
Ronkwood
Knox Church
Aston
Personal Experience From Western WUhexnal Winter Carriage
A reader recounts a journey with friends as Mr Murray Somerville returns toward North Thattleford. The tale mentions extreme cold, storms, and widespread frostbite. It notes buses blocked, trains boated, and harsh delays from Napanesery to Winnipeg. Wheat harvests suffer with 100 million bushels unthreshed and ruined in places.
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Murray Somerville
Acton
North Thattleford
Ontario
Nowsten
Tattleford
Bath
Napanesery
Winnipeg
Jess
Humboldt
Kare
Matlowe'en Party Brings Local Church Women Together
The Malowe’rn Social reports United Church groups at Matlowe’en party after the regular meeting. Highlights included a wine solo by M Tanholt Bwiteer, a story by Mins Helen Ostrander, and a community song led by Min Ruth Clhson. Apple bobbing, fortunes, and a bright display in the Sunday School room filled the evening. Mrs Lorne McComb chaired. a light lunch was served.
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Malowe'rn
The
United Church
M Tanhot Bwiteer
Sory
Mins Helen Ostrander
Min Ruth Clhson
Binvlay
Fresh Eggs From Wigenster Farm Dairy Declared Freshness
A reader reports buying a dozen eggs from Wigenster Farm Dairy and finding them exceptionally fresh. The eggs arrived about a week before the stated date, reinforcing claims of farm-fresh quality and reliable dating.
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Wonmore Farm
Campbellville Fire Ravages Garage Inn and Stables
A major blaze yesterday afternoon destroyed Early's garage, the Campbellville Inn, and adjoining stables. Two automobiles burned. heat shattered windows of a nearby home across the street. Estimated total loss about $18,000. vehicles valued at around $2,000. Fire brigades from Acton Milton and Darlington aided. Milton pumper first to respond. The Inn operated by James Trohertson. property owned by Robert Early and his father from Toronto.
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Milton
Wikhhon
Harry Milson
Campbellville
Loes
Early
Campbellvile Inn
Campbellvila
Acton
Darlington
Turlington
Hames
W. Vandeklé
Robert Early
Toronto
James Trohertson
Tt Bi
Acton Wins From Georgetown In Close Arena Victory
Acton defeated Georgetown 8 to 7 in a tense league game at the Georgetown Arena. Mason and Chalmers starred for Acton while R. Tost anchored Georgetown’s defense. the box score shows multiple hits, walks, and a late rally as the outcome stayed in doubt until the final out.
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Acton
Gils
Georgestown
Georgetown
IY. Mason
MM. Chumers
R. Tost
Prisoner Haywood Faces Brampton Court After Assault
The incident began when truck driver Thom Haywood from Derbyto was arrested for an unpaid court order. At Brampton jail he allegedly struck Officer Bond with a billy and faced new charges. Haywood received a suspended one year sentence and $1,000 recognizance to appear in court.
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Tawt
Thom Haywood
Haywood
Bond
Baford
Justin
Brampton
Trattle
Earl Yond
Thomas A. Haywood
Waywood
Omber Tond
No. 7
Davis
Toronto
Taywood
Acton
Willian Partridge
Hin
Billy
Partridge
Yonar
Wihysdom
Agian
Wealy
Jim
Georgetown Defeats Alian in Tuesday Arena Game
Alian traveled to Georgetown and faced the Odd Fellows in Georgetown Arena, losing 30 to 6. Waterhouse settled in after two frames and led the home team with steady hitting while Alcott directed Georgetown with runs and fielding. Umpires Duncan and others officiated.
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Alian
Ty Chorgetown
St Albin'n
Georgetown
Oddfellows
Acton
Waterhouse
Alcott
Agton
Tim
Tague
True Blues Lodge Hosts Edith Gamble Honor at Walton Georgetown
The Maple Leaf Lodge No 300 entertained Georgetown and Glenwilliam Lodges with a presentation to Mrs Edith Gamble as D D G M of Walton District. The Acton Lodge presented a jeweled ring, and Edith Gamble spoke of unity and service. Members extended thanks as social hour and luncheon followed.
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Maple Leaf
Georgetown
Glenwiliama
Mra
Edith Gamble
Te DD
Jewel
Walton
Acton
Alster
Edith Gimble
Malton County
Ulster
Wwe
L. 1
Minnie Smith
W. M. Tones
Browns
R. Soc
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Sarna Katilaring
L. Campbellville
D. A. Morin
Elsie Gordon
Jonn Ramsden
H. Mainprize
Laurence
Widedalona
Matthew Job
Triquelling
Moethlay
A. Blawyer
Chintzman
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Ibary
Taxecu
Tivn
Wockwoul Waxter
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L. Poole
Blone
W. A. ‘Taylor
Ekocles
Bt. Joseph's Players
Ravne Orehentra
Rev
L. B. Gibson
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Noller
Welton County Children’s Aid Society
Gordon
Milton. Acordia
Hockey Hoyo
W. Mecenhall
Favat
Clas Sharp
Jones Wlinners
James Chalmers
Church Street
Owen Sound
George Pulfer
Trampton
Sherman Construction Company
Clarence Goodbrand
Mary Street
Queen Street
Cramptton
Universal Postal Union
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Niessagrewoyn
Tiarry Hulton, Jr
Tilton
Magintrat Moore
Wigenster
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Toplace Ti League
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