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Newspaper

Acton Free Press

Location

Acton, Ontario, Canada

Date

Sep 02, 1926

Page

12

Births Marriages and Deaths Charged At The Following Rates

Births Marriages and Deaths are recorded with charges listed: births marriages 50 cents, deaths 90 cents, memorials extra for poems. Entries include Reid Erin Township a daughter born August 20 1926 to Hugh M Reid and his wife and Scott Erin a daughter to Earl Scott and wife. Died McIntyre Acton Young Street August 26 1936 at age 63. Grimm Preston Fairview Farm Moses Grimm died in first year. Williamson Guelph hospital August 30 1926 David Williamson former Acton resident in his 81st year.

Reid Erin Township Hugh M. Reid Scott Erin Earl Scott McIntyre Young St. Acton John McIntyre Grimm Fairview Farm Preston Moses I. Grimm Williamson At &J.joseph's Hos ’Pital Guelph David Wiamson Acton

Autumn notes and local events from Acton area

Brief local notes from Acton Hebe Press dated September 3 1926 cover Toronto Exhibition crowds safety tips threshing and harvest yields political changes in Georgetown and Aylmer Fraser River reports church events and concerts republication of small town concerns and a warning about counterfeit US quarters.

Toronto Exhibition

Court News Shows Harsh Fines In Multiple Alcohol Cases

Georgetown Police Court heard Herbert Hughes known as The Coloney plead guilty to intoxication and supplying liquor to a minor. He faced 10000 dollars plus costs on the main charge and 50 dollars plus costs for the second. A Fergus incident saw John J. Atkinson sentenced to three months annual and 100 dollars fine with costs for auto theft. Other youths faced theft and drug or liquor-related charges with fines, jail time, or remand for good behavior. Mrs. Lucia Murillo was fined 50 dollars and costs for liquor in a non private dwelling.

Georgetown Herbert Hughes Coloney Watt Guelph John J. Atkinson Ifergus Groves Fergus Atkinson Moore J. A. Jackson Jeff Thomas Howson,Jr Norval Owens Norval Road Hewson Roy V. Lent Brampton Vt. A. Hutchinson Morris Murphy Co. R McKeown M. P Orangeville George McDermott Port Credit Reevely R. W. Lent McDermott Moors Police Court John Ballantino, Jr Frank Toast Eldorado Park Lucia Murillo Main Street McPherson Mquor Cho Mia Murillo Gooderham & Worts Gee Mur. Ilo

Freddy Harwood in Serious Accident After Being Run Over

Eight year old Freddy Harwood was struck by a slow moving car near his Windsor home on Thursday night. He suffered a fractured rib and possible lung injury after being caught by the front fender and rushed to Hotel Dieu. Constable Peter Doorman leads the investigation into how the child ran into the roadway while playing near a store.

Citien Btar Windsor Freddy Harwood Harry Harwood Acton William Park Harwood Parent Avenue Hotel Dieu Park Peter O Loaf of Pei

Halton Rifles Parade With Warriors at Toronto Exhibition

A detachment of about 60 men from the Halton Rifles marched in the Warriors Day parade at the Toronto Exhibition. They joined York Hang ere and Peel and Dufferin regiments, with about 6,009 troops passing the reviewing stand. Major I H Pedrey and other officers accompanied the Halton contingent as crowds applauded the rural unit’s first Warriors Day appearance.

Halton Rifles Toronto Exhibition York Hang Peel Hulton Ocera I H. Pedrey M.C M. J. Col Ser J J. Weacock C. J. Cummings Shauta H. &. Karl B.A. Cummings U. Doty O. Oxy

Apple crop yields in Ontario forecast and church anniversary sermons

Ontario fruit growers estimate this year’s apple yield at about 75 percent of last year with 3 673 cars shipped, and color and size show promise despite a two week late start. Varieties likely to reach full yield include Duchess Wealthy Fameurne Stark and Golden Delicious in the east, with McIntosh and Ayr noted as light in the west. Separate notices report Rev. Reidie delivering sermons at Knox Church and Rev James Reidice of Hillsburg preaching anniversary sermons at Eilteburg.

Ontario Baldwin Reidie Knox Church Jam Reidice Hillsburg Stewart Eilteburg

Neighborhood News Visitors and community gatherings noted

Mrs Peter Mick and Muriel Mick of Toronto along with Dr E C Mick of New York and nephews J S and Lindsay Miller from Powassan visited Mr and Mrs John Graff in Erin this week. Johnny Smiths aged with her daughter Mia returned from London after four months in poor health. Edna McCutcheon hosted a birthday party Tuesday evening. Neighbors helped house the crop on Dr Peter Murrays farm, which Mrs Murray gratefully appreciated.

Peter Mick Toronto Muriel E. C. Mick New York J. S Lindsay Miller Powasson John Graff Erin Johnny_ Smiths Mia Mc Donald London Edna McCutcheon Peter Murray Murray Gordon Cook Haa Hla Aro Gordon Hayward Claude Gray Winnipeg RK. E. Zimmerman Missy Edna McGutchton Main Street A.C. Campbell Maple Leaf Milling Company McDonald Richmond Hill F. G. Gollop William. Mason General Hospital Guelph Wm. Buck Campbellville Ann. Mira Wanfleet Hamilton James Mills Taylor Mary Ellen Hassett Benjamin Hassett Neon & Coy

Bride to be Irene Black feted at Rockwood gathering

Wednesday evening at Mr and Mrs Norman Burns home in Rockwood a large group honored Miss Irene Black ahead of her upcoming wedding. Guests presented a decorated basket of kitchen utensils and gifts, with brother William delivering a gracious thank you. The event featured violin and piano duets and a courteous luncheon before singing And they’re jolly good fellows.

Norman Burns Rockwood Miss Black William Messrs Moore Plank Nellie Margaret Cook Osprinke Mr. Any déeerSrarna

Rockwood Horticultural Show Enjoys Success and Community Events

The Rockwood Horticultural Society held its 10th annual show with fine quality exhibits in all classes. Judges praised the vegetable and flower categories, and prize winners were celebrated. An evening address by Dr. McLater was well received, and society officers earned credit for the season's work. Community events followed, including lantern slides by Rev. Brace at the United Church, Salvation Army Band visits, and Presbyterian garden party at Exhibition Park. Local residents and visitors attended services and weekend gatherings, with several families traveling from Greensville, Barrie, and Detroit for the events.

Rockwood Horticultural Society Thos, Hutchinson M. Stockford Chiba Salvation Army Guelph Citadel Rockwood Acton W. W. Craw Toronto Exhibition Park Brunswick Robt. Boland Greensville Wand Wiliam Bridger Johnston Hownt Bimeng Ming Eileen Dridger Guelph Midat Troy Brooka Barrie Elm Tharry Detroit Herbert Dyer Thetraon Lloyd Guelph General R. Peart Thousand Islands Mulroy D. Dougina Presbyterian Church Na Ple

Exhibition Day schedule changes at Canadian National Exhibition

The schedule for the Canadian National Exhibition shows changes this year with September 4 labeled Manufacturers Sports and Flora Festival Day, and September 11 designated Community Day plus Boys and Girls Day. Remaining days include September 2 Mualo Women’s Day, September 3 Prean Day, September 6 Labor Day, September 7 International Day, September 8 Farmer and Hydro Day, September 9 Transportation Day, and September 19 Live Block Review.

Hydro Aunadin Transportation Ite Perday Boyat and Girie

Social notes from Acton and district visitors

Acton locals share week of visits and arrivals from Toronto Kitchener Oshawa Port Elgin and Sault Ste Marie. Many names attend family events funerals and greetings with friends and relatives across Ontario including Miss Elva Cole Miss Mabel Kenyon Rev J W McLeod and Mrs Bennett.

George Agnew Hamilton Mabel Kenyon Kitchener Acton Milford Smith Toronto F. T.hunter Robbie Hall C. Longstreet Erin Elva Cole George Anderson Oshawa Grace Skilling Neliie Hall Wyant Port Edgin R. J. Kerr Alice Gardiner Afra John Mann Carlos Williams Sault Ste. Marie D. McNaughton Bracebridger G. W. Mosales J. C. Wilson M. McLean Cook Guelph Roy Wanzbrough Harold Wanabrough H. P. Moore Preston M. Grimm Mamie Masales Woodstock Vermont George Edwards Lucy Edwards Vida Ramshaw Brantford J. W Ry. Kerr M. M. Bennett Wingham Robert Bennett Lake Avenue H. C. Shrieter C. C. Speight Speight Margaret Bennett New Brunswick F. A. McLean Master Bitly Chesley Gordon MacKay R. H. Wansbrough William McPhail Brandon Ontario Frances B. Hurat Richards Landing H. BE Myera Baby H. Young Mendota Hire J. BE. Gamble Mise Thelma Jas: Wilds T.’ Malcolm True Blue Owen Sound Sidney Norwood Detroit Laurette Moore Bigwin Inn Muskoka

Hamlin and Johnston Families Host Toronto Visitors

Aly and Mrs. W. E. Hamlin and Mr. Howard of Toronto spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. K. L. Johnston. Miss Evelyn Hamlin, who stayed with the Johnstons, also returned home with them.

Aly W. E. Hamlin Mr. Howard Toronto K. L. Johnston Evelyn Hamlin Mrav .Johnston

Wanted workers for trades and learning in Toronto

WANTED 10 men to qualify for work paying 100 to 200 monthly as Motor and Tenition experts Chauffeurs Welder Cattery and Tire Work also Barber Ing. We pay money part time while learning these trades Call or write for information HEMPSHILL'S Ltd 163 King St W Toronto.

Hempshill’s, Ltd King St. W Toronto

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