Anniversary of Knox Church Celebration Draws Congregations
Knox Church marked its anniversary with Sunday and Monday services featuring varied speakers. Rev. T. G. Marshall opened the morning with a sermon on love and duty from Matthew 22. Music included choir anthems and solos by Mrs. Mowat. An anniversary supper followed Monday with Knox Ladies’ Aid hosting and organ and orchestra performances throughout the evening.
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T. G. Marshall
Hespeler
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Rudolph Spielvogel
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Nell
George Dessureault
Bales Frances Hurst
Way
OG. Jones
H . Mowat
Elois Atkinson
Wm. Burton
Mr. Johnston
Rockwood Presbyterian Church
Messrs
W. B. Rumley
Spielvogel
George Simpson
Jaz KK. Smith
Mr. Ohnas
W. Lands
Service highlights unity and faith at Knox Church anniversary
A Knox Church anniversary service stressed loving example and shared burden as Rev Dr Rochester and Rev Dr Morrow spoke on church unity and living doctrine. Music by the mosaic featured Wellington Gull and Toronto soloists incl Green.
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Presbyterian Record
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Church of the Living Christ
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Golden Wedding Register At the Marshall Event
A large golden wedding at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Lyons Georgetown featured Miss Mary Margaret Lyons wedding Garry Willard Emmerson McKinney of Brampton. Rev J A Hodgson officiated. Attendants included Moses Betty Lyons and Ruth Anderson. The couple planned to live on the groom’s Brampton area farm after a honeymoon tour of Ontario and Quebec.
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Myra
Terb
Scott
Fergus
Wm. Bayne
Belwood
Aira
Urwin Jackmon
Everton
M. Tfl
Ottawa
I. Scott
Hull
Que
Thomas Lyons
Georgetown
Cheltenham
Missy Afary Margaret
Garry Willard Emmerson McKinney
W. J. McKinney
McKinney
Brampton
J. A. H. Hodgson
Inglewood
Moses Betty Lyons
Ray Sargent
Mrockville
College
Ruth Anderson
Arthur Morrison
Wratpton
Eastpern Ontario
Quebés
Adirondacks
Mrr
Ata. McKinney
Hrampton
I Y P U Meeting and Regional Bread Prices Set
Tuesday evening the I Y P U held a Baptist church class with Sadie Cripps in charge and Barbara Plank singing My Anne Countrie. Papers on Hymns and Hymn Writers were presented by Mileses Plank and Laura McMullen. Bakers from Wallon Peel and Dufferin counties met at McGibbon Hotel Georgetown to set bread prices at 8c per loaf and 9c wholesale while awaiting flour price guidance under the new government.
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Baptist. Church
Sadie Cripps
Stanley Cripps
John
Barbara Plank
Anne Countrie
Mileses Barbara Plank
Laura McMullen
John Newton
John Fawcett
Wallon
Peel
Dufferin
McGibbon
Georgetown
Moat
Unity Men's Club Concert Delights Acton Audience
Rev Dr Morrow led the Unity Men's Club first concert at Acton United Church with a 14 piece orchestra and varied numbers. The program featured vocal solos, brass and string ensembles, and a travelogue titled The Rose and Shamrock detailing Morrow's Ireland England and Wales trip aboard the Royal George. Refreshments followed as club membersoversaw arrangements.
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Unity Men's Club
Acton United Church
E. Mf. Morrow
Jack Held
Robin Redbreast
Bille Vincent
Reading
Kentucky
V. Gordon Ramsden
George Simpson
Norman Gibson
Chas. Landsborough
Lloyd Easterbrook
Nicol Brog
Maxales
Parkinson
Gibson
Mr. Chax
Landsborough
Denny
Norman Bralda
Norman Gixion
Mesars
Ramsden
Agnew
E. J. Nelson
Dan Taylor
Ohns
Lansborough
Dr. Morrow
Victoria College Glen
England
Ireland
Scotland
Wales
Unity Club
Ontario race and community life in early Ontario
A Thanksgiving road race in Toronto featured Tom and Bus Nicol of Acton among 50 entrants. Bus finished 20th amid a grueling course. Other items include Miss Wille marrying Thomas Given at St George Church and plans for a 100 acre game preserve in Wellington County to stock quail and pheasants. New burglaries hit Guelph stores, while rural hockey groups form around Acton with eight teams. Community events cover Hallowe'en antics at United Church, Unity Men's Club meetings, and plans for a local orchestra, glee, and dramatic clubs.
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Bus Nicol
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Quanden
Alex
Mugluren
Pollowhy
Wusnea
Mir
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Recrentlas
Improvements in Acton council plans drain and taxes
At the fortnightly Acton Council meeting Councillors McMilian McCutcheon Nelson and Mason with Reeve Warrison presiding addressed water charges at the creamery. The Finance Committee reported accounts and council approved paying YMCA taxes on the municipal owned building and instructed the Clerk. Lad investigat ion of street lamp vandalism continued with warnings to seize catapults and press charges.
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Willow Street
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Town Hall
Acton Council
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C. H. Warrison
M. Nixon
Publi Atticles Commission
Nixon
Finance Committee
Legal Department of the Municipal World
Y.M.C.A
Public Utilities Commission
MaPherson
Ontario Municipal Electric Association
Crampton
Highway Department
King's Highway
McMillan
Bulluiity
Colne
MOY &Tresh
Wibur Tstreet
Croming
St Albans Youth Group Hears On Japan By Mr. Stuart Lowrie
Mr Stuart Lowrie recently back from Japan spoke to St Albans Young People about Japanese customs and the Cherry Blossom Festival. He contrasted Western views with Japanese perspectives, noting Japan's population and economic factors and highlighting polite, courageous conduct. Mrs Alger officiated a vote of thanks, Miss Hunt sang, and the meeting closed with the National Anthem.
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St. Alban's
Japan
Ethiopia
Lewrie
Lowrie
Wood
Saskatchewan
League of Nations
Burglars Make Second Visit at Acton Plant
Thieves struck the Acton Machine Co premises early Sunday again using the same car from a prior robbery. They nabbed a car battery but fled after being stopped by Night Constable Warrop who removed the ignition key to thwart the getaway. Police recovered three large jars of jam from Brantford, linked to the factory break in. One suspect arrested in Guelph and another recently released from Kingston penitentiary.
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Guelph
Viedima
Parsons
Davin
Ihe
Quelph
Marshall's Drug Store
Silverwood
Frank
Marshally Drug Store
Wyndham
Tha Tll
Bilverwood
Acton Machine
Diant
Twarrop
Premia
Nowver
Ityrop
Acton Machine Co
Brantford
McPherson
Veith
Jamud
Adachine Company
Vingston Penitentiary
Unscrambled Q&A from The Evening Mental Digest
A playful dialogue asks about birthplaces and origins with quick exchanges. The exchanges reference London Lancashire and Scotland with a light tone suggesting family banter and a humorous “were we lucky to meet” finale. The fragment reflects a nonsensical, regional wordplay anecdote from a periodical page.
Local Announcements and Community Events In Acton
Community notices list events in Acton including an annual meeting at Legion Hall on Friday evening November, amateur nights November 20 21 at Acton U F Parish, Euchre and Dance November 18 at Town Hall, Women's Institute meeting November 13 2 30 pm, Tea Sale Baking and Sewing November nd Baptist Church 1 6 pm, Knox Sabbath School concert and Eyes That See one act play November 13, Yullinafad United Church anniversary services November and 11 00 am and 7 30 pm with J W Totten preaching, Mr O Justice and Mrs W Magill assisting, Milton Muile Quartet in music, Fowl Supper November 4 6 to 9 30 pm with program afterwards Admission 25 and 10 cents.
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Knox Sabbath School
Knox
Church
Yullinafad United Church
J. W. Totten
Freeston
Oo. Justice
W. Magill
Run
Milton Maule
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